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The Weather Average Daily Net Press Run FcrecMt ot U. 8. Weattwr B a ivn PAGB TWENTY • For the Week Ended aoody, tight snow develapiBt , Dec. $6. 1959 tonight, not ao eold. Low near' 28. 13,062 Friday cloudy with ligh t onoi][. High in upper 80s. A lb o u t T o ^ Member et the .AudH ' _ I Bureau et Ctreulatlon ■ni* ZlpMr Club wlU resume lU weekly setbeck perties ttls, Sat- PRICE FIVE CENTS urdey night etarting at 8 ©clock -c------r - sharp- Members and friends are > VOL. LXXIX NO. 82 welcome. Boy Scout Troop S vrtU meet at tin Waddell School tomorrow at' 7 p.m. ____ Manchwtar Assembly, Rainbow for Girls, will sponsor a food sale tomorrow at 4 p.m. at H^e’s 1^- partment store. *171086 -who wish Items pldted up may call Mrs. Joseph Gallant, 8» plcobt Dr., or Mrs. Claude O. Porter, 29 Hyde St. ___ DOUBLE^^;^ GREEN STAMPS FhUlp Treggor, former dlreWor ] of music at South Methodist Church, and currenUy a fau lty member at the San Francisco Con-1 servatMy of Music, plans to enter ^ Union Theological School, 7 - 9 A.M.to 9 P M: tnent o f Sacred Music, in Febru-1 THURSDAY. JANUARY WITH A IL CASH SALES ./MSS',"w.-,H .Vi" Ary for graduate study in chur(* music. He plans to enter the field The State of the Union of ^urcht music on a full time | basis. SALE IN OUR INFANT ond TOT SHOP Take Elevator OrfOTd Parish Chapter, DAR, To Second Floor SdM on our .tntlpo stock of GiHi’ Coots o n d Snowsults! Ike Sees Most rous B y^ear Gas, Water will meet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. January Clearance From Hale's Ready To Wear Dept. at the home o f Mrs. W. George Olenney, 443 E. Center St. Mm. BOYS’ and GIRLS’ Dorothy Dowding will give m il- END-OF-YEAR CLEARANCE- 8IRLS* COATS Wethersfield, JafixJ (/P)—Gov. Abraham Ribicoff today lustraited lecture on “New :^ g - TREMENDOUS VALUES! WINTER COATS CAR COATS SNOWSUITS Year in Americap said ringl^d^rs of a riot by more than 400 shouting, stomp- land. Churches.” Hostesses wUl be ing inmates at the.-Connecticut State Prison will-be prose­ Mrs. Martin Alvord, Mrs. Ethel Hubbard and Mrs. George Thur^ Completely washable.—sizes 2 to MABVIN-L ABBOWSMITH ♦which. If unchecked, ’•Ptef'fcular _hew ------prec cuted. * . . .. . • . Reg. $19.98 and $24.98 ______country’s Atlas inter­ He and other officials said t h ^ knew the precise m u m of ber. Reg. $29.98 and $35.00 $ By I into nuclear disaster; the ultiin*te | use df this DRESSES values. NOW ...... values. N O W ...... Washington, Jan. 7 (/P)— .JUggnity."insanity. • . ' continental ballistic missile. lasjt night’s outburst, but declineo'ti^ disclose it for the time Reg. t14.98 to *21.^8 R e g . President Eisenhower pre­ Jn his annual State of the Union The President also rejected criti­ ' The public is invited to attend a 22 ‘ 1 5 *12.98 to »W^98 cism that Ru8sU.’a development of bein^. v panAl discussion on “Delinquency dicted today'that 1960 will te Mesaage to Congreas. the Pres­ However, Warden Mark S. Richmond''smd it “ appeared to ident personally told a joint ses­ super - thrust en^ ines threatens tolnght at 8 at the Robertson Reg. values to. $22.98. NOW " the most prosperous year in America in ihe military missile be a mass retaliation against prison authorities for a variety School. Participants ivlll *>« NOW ...... Reg. $39.98 to $49.98 Reg. ^9.98 and $35.00 NOW America’s history. And he de­ sion of the Houee *“ 1* Senate the field. TTie U.S. program In that ' lice Chief James Reardon: Dr. Tru- nation Igfirmed with enormous de- field “does not suffer from .our values. NOW .... values. NOW ...... clared the world is entering a fensivrmlhtary might which must He* saf(i iie could not go into details at this limO.'lmt “ there man G. Esau, director of the Com­ ‘ 32 present lack of very large rocket ‘22 be nletlculously maintained until munity Child Guidance Clinic: \ Misses' and women’s sixes. We have a won­ vast new technological age eng;ines, which are ao necessary in has been a tightening of security, and measures to avoid any Tweeds, checks, colors. Boy coat^H ol-, the Soviet Union agrees to ef­ George Bradlau, vice principal of derful selection of dresses in wool-rayon, Tweeds with o r l^ p ile zip-ouVJining, pop- Which can “ make poverty and distant space exploration,” Eisen­ contraband being brought into the prison. _ Barnard Junior High school, and amel-jersey, polished cotton, dacron. Many lywood wrap-arounds, poplin and corduroy fectively safeguarded, disarma­ with the popular racoon collar. 1, wool and camel hair. j g « „ * 1 2 ® human misery obsolete. hower said. ■ “We had to curtail further things sent in during Chnstmaf^ Mrs. Justine M. Scher, probation styles to choose from. .- ‘10® “ ‘17® H e. also expressed guarded ment: . .. He added this country la preia- officer of the Juvenile Court. Eisenhower predicted no nation mg forw-ard with development of eptimlom about belter relatioM ever will risk general war against *^**Rlbicoff was closeted with Richmond, other prison officials. With RUsala.“ We must strive, he engines with tremendous thrust ' Members of Anderson Shea Post | the United States if this might is and said spending ter apace proj. State’s Attorney John LaBelle, and State Police Commissioner MILLINERY DEPT. SPECIAL HERE IT IS! HALE'S JANUARY sold, “ to break the calaraltoup maintained. He announced sr«cta- and Auxiliary will attend a VFW COSTUME JEWELRY SPECIAL cy4e of frustration^ and crises ecu will be pracUcally doubled- Leo J. Mulcahy for 70 minutes. Then they held an 18-nunute night at the “ Icecapades” at the to abont $1 billion a year. New Haven Arena Jan. 21 Res­ Group of designer’s samples; Values $8.98 to $16.98. news conference. . _ Large assortment of regular $1,00 jewelry. In his lengthy add'-ss. carried Ribicoff and Richmond said everything -was opw undw ervations must be made by Jan.' BUY natlonwU’ on telerialon and radio 12 by conUctlng the Department the President spoke of recor^proar control at the prison. Prisoners overpowered^two guards M d headquarters te Hartford. NOW! perlty In 1960 and also called ter grabbed their keys to trigger the outburst which was queUed Ask Germans vlgoroua new efforU to ch ck In after 214 hours with tear gas and high-pressure water hows, Washlnftc Liodge, IjOLi, No. || NOW PRICE Vi nation. A fireman and a prisoner suffered minor injuries m the 117. wUl meet Friday night at 7:30 | SPECIAL 2 for ‘ 1:00 Hjm.t-OtfF.RV d e p a r t m e n t —Take Elevator to Second Floor. SAVE He expressed gratifies tlon over In Orange Hhil. Settlement ear ler this week of the m6l^6« . ^ JEW E ljlY BAR—^Maln Floor at Entrance. For Special Police Another prisoner was hospitalized for hysteria. WHlTf NOW! marathon ateel dispute, and said both management and labor must Some prison records were destroyed as pnsoners tore SPORTSWEAR DEPT. SPECIALS make every effort to Increase pro­ through the deputy warden’s office and the adjoimng office p r e -in v e Ht o r y / . • ■ , ' Herald Photo by Saternis Personal Notices Take the Elevator to the Second Floor^ • ductivity and thus avoid price In­ piobmnnd enrvova iintiimefl de.sk. Scattered records in deputy- warden s office. of the captain of the guard. Wreckage was strewn about the Bonn.JDOmi. Oermimy.VFt:4 •»•»— I ----- Jan.- • hate-mongers and by stiffer aen- creases. „ , SALE OF H ANDBAGS World Jewish Congress todsy de- In his Stole of the Union offices, and windows were smashed. manded a special police force to tences. , “ . .., LADIES' BLOUSES The aged chancellor and ma Ribicoff said the ringleaders responsible for the incit^ , Card of Thanks Choose from a large assortment in a varifety of fabrics MATTRESS PADS and COVERS deal with antl-aemltlam and re- We wish to thank ail ot our neigh-, Sizes 30 to 44. cabinet called ter speedy enact­ (CottUnned on Page Seven) ment of the riot and who have committed criminal acts will hors, friends and relatives for the many i and styles. . HEAVY q u a l it y ZIPPERED aurgent NazUm In West Germany. ment of a law to Increase the pen­ acts o f kindness and sympathy shown REGULAR $2.98 to $5.98. $ 0 QQ HALE’S STURDYWEAR The Qongress also called for Uie UB in our recdnt hereavenipnt, also the alties for "stirring up hatred **^Ife°a1d bench warrants would be issued by LaBelle after Iona Mfg. Co. We especially thank all * NOW ...... To FI'TTED MATTRESS PADS m a t t r e s s c o v e r s banning of all organizaUons even against groups because of their those who sent the beautiful floral trib­ REGULAR $4.98. suspected of Nazi tendencies dnd natural origin.” The maximum sen­ results of an investigation are studied. utes and loaned the use of cars. j Japan REGULAR $2.98 I Twin s iz e ...... $3.49 the rooting out of ex-Nazis from tence now is three months in Jail, In declining to give the exact cause of the outburst, Kibi- Mr. and Mrs John O. Jackson and Bob. NOW ‘ 2 .4 7 r e g u l a r $4.95 ,r all sections of German public life. the bill to be submitted to the I REGULAR $S.98i SLACKS These were among the writteh Bundestag will aet that as the HANDBAGS—^Maln Floor at Entrance. $4.49 sizes. Extra heavy. ffela^cKMll, “ Any information given out now could later he challei^ed • In Memoriam Some wool, othefs in dacron and wool. r Full size...... propoaala submitted to Foreign ■ minimum. In loving memory of Jessie Irish Minister Henrlch von Brenteno by > 'Adenauer and hif cabinet St a as having prejudged the case, and also could be criticized as who passed away January 6, 1944. REGULAR $4.98 to $7.98. A A $ E QQ LATEX-FOAM HALE’S STURDYW NOW ...... To J e T T BOXED-STITCHED QUIL Alexander Easterman, political dl- aperial meeting also agreed unani­ Fire Missing^ having been of an inflammatory nature. , . ,, Emeat Irish jind family. MATTRESS TOPPER PADS X -sector ot-tba World JewIMi Con- mously "that cases under Jnvestl- He did add, however, that “ apparently after the evening MATTRESS PADS gresi In an hour-long Interview. gstkm should be brought to court GIRLS' ond TEEN DEPT. , ‘ Yokosuka, Japa«;''i^.’Y'iff)-- recreation periiid, a gi'oup of troublemaker^ ■ .* In Memoriam Take Elevator to the Second n oor 1 WITH CORNER ELASTIC 'Easterman afterward fold a as quickly as possible and that In ioving memory of Jessie Irish who REGULAR $9.98. penalties should co rre a ^ d to the t i g h i wdben and three rfewbom of the hard core, decided to raise .1 passed away Jjsnuary 6, 1944. SKIRTS REGULAR $S.9A news conference he received a very ififanU were known dead and an­ Straight or pleated. Not all sizes. I Full bed size...... $7.99 * sympathetic reception from Von severity of the misdeeds,” S com­ • The Governor and the ^Varden strefised that the prisoners .... It doe'sii't take a special day. GIRLS'SLACKS S9 X 7B twin size...... 2.69 munique said. other five bablto were feared made no demands duriiig'them flareup; Richmond estimated . T o . bring you to our minds. REGULAR $5.98 to $10.98. O O O O Brentano and gained the impres- burned to death In a fire foat REOULAB. $4.98. ilpn the Bonn government would ■Two Germans already have been (iamage to the prison at about $3,000. _ -j Tha days w i do not think of you, Sizes 7 to 14. Regular $3.26; NOW ...... To REGULAR $7.08. razed a 2-story Christian boa- . ^ Are very hard to find. $5.99 76 fuU size...... *3.69 act'^m some of the congress pror coiUicted of anti-Semitic acts. Po­ As for the situation now at the prison, Richmond said tM t I Twin bed size...... lice say two others being held hsve pitol here last night. Kenneth Irish and family- posalsSA " The n t t qf the 145 persons In everybody is locked up, except those needed for essential Eastermdn said Von Brentano admitted daubing swastikas and REG’ULAR 69c SILICONC anti-Jewiah slogans on the new the I^ugasa Hospital escaped services*. . .*We are going to keep i f that way until we grad­ $ ' LADIES'DRESSES REGULAR S9e PRINTED >> agreed with him it would be "the fronl the blaze, believed to.have A good selection to choose from. Sizes 10 to 20; 12tS .to 24^4. greatest folly” tb^ eat the present synagogue In Cologne on 'Christ­ ually are able to resume normal functions.’’ KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS IRONING BOARD COVERS mas Eve, the Incident which been started by faulty handling of worldwide wave a kerosene beater In the delivery Ribicoff praised what he called^ VALUES TO $S:98. • $0 OO $i% OO 4 4 c Incidents as merely theovork of a launched the present wave of anti- the “iha^lflcent cooperation room. 1 Sitdown at Osborne KEITH'S NOW ...... To few irrespqnslble persona. ^ Semitic acta. " ■ from all law enforcement agen­ , . 39c • ■ Chancellor Konrad, Adenaue Four men were arrested yester- Six patients were injured, either Reg. $1.29. Matching Terry Apron 88c Irons faster with less heat. Fits all West Berlin on suspicion of by flames or in the frantic ruah cies and others for their job dur­ Hartford, Jan. 7 m —A sltdown ^ PRE-TEEN SLACKS standard ironing boards. regime, dominated by his Chris­ ing the riot. Ljmiited Quantity! tian Democrats, launched a double- ■mlUc activities. Seventton to escape from the burning, 16- demonstration involving most of VARIETY Sizes 8 to 14. Regular $3.98 to $7.98. * SWEATERS year-old wooden hfispitol operated Richmond praised his guards for - Smne In Shel-lrKnit and others mohair and wool. Not all sizes. barfoled campedgn last night to their “magnificent job.” the more than 200 prisoners at tho stamp out ahti-SemlUc demonatra- (Coat I on Pate Ninel by the United Church of Japan. Dwpet Sq., Manchester: REG. $5.98 nELDCR£$T H A ir $ "CHARMHOUSE" 72x90 Yokosuka police continued Earlier Iri the day, Richmond Osborne Prison Farm, ' Enflelfl;"- VALUES TO $7.98. \ $ 0 O O $ A O O said the ringleaders freed nearly NOW ...... sJ.yyand -^ N N IE BRAE" PLAID RAYON-NYLON BLEND search for the missing. waa staged this rioon. IC was oc­ half of the prison population.- casioned, a prison spokesman aaML^ Winter. Store Hours; a l l s a l e s FINAL BEDSPRIEADS BLANKETS - Mrs.- Toshl Nojima, 24, who had But he said not more than about 8 A.M. to 8 PfM. NOW ‘2.99 to ‘4.99 given birth in the hospital a few 50 o f the inmates took part in the by complaints concerning tha $il O Q Tw»n or ^House Democrats Sfe days earlier,. told authorities she “iijifostratned vandalism.” quantity of 'food being served 'rushed -back into the burning build­ Monday thru Saturday LADIES'CAR COATS H . Y O Full Size . ^6 66 •"“They just swept through here them. It was apparently unrelated A. dandy boy’s or man’s spread. Three Six colors _in_these fine blankets, at in g as many times aS slie could like a tidal wave,” Richmond said Sunday 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. GIRLS'DRESSES Not all alzea. and rescued four children. But to last night’s riot at the mala color combinations. isuch a low price. Eariy Rights Bill Action as he inspected the debris today. REGULAR $10.98. $ T O O own newboTikwea among the miss­ Richmond said there was no ap­ prison In Wethersfield. Sizes *7 to 14. Values to $8.98; ing.' parent escape attempt. He said he NOW ...... ^ - ■" ■ ■ • t Among ihe bodies^recovered was • ALL SALES FINAL. SUGHT IRREGULARS OF $14.98 felt about a dozen prisoners were BED PILLOW VALUES V^W hgtwi. JaJk 7 (A>)—Demo-8meitf to bring up civil rights for that of a nurse who, aftep leading MORGAN JONES "COLUMBIA" debate in that body about mid- the "hard core" of the ringleaders SALE. oratic le’ a d e r s Worked today, and cari*ying several pathmts to and actuallv behind the outburst. Bulletins HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS against some handicaps, to get the February. - safety, plunge- back Into the hi ^ The riot, he said, was“fnother in NOTICE I Reg. $5.95. B. F. Goodrich The bill before the House comes ing building for another rescue tt - NOW ‘ 3.99 to ‘ 5 ; HOUSEWARES DEPT. CLEARANCE *3.99 • party-spUtting civil righto issue a series of recent incidents' at the from .the AP Wires _ la t ^ team. Regular «lxe^ "Out of-CongresB-eariy-ln thia-elec- now^tc-near pleasing .either side, fo r t aurvtvot-aald..8he saw. the . Located In Hale’s LowefSfore SO QQ • prison. ■ ^...... ■ ! . . y y Twin Sizes tion year by passing a-middle-of- in the emotionally charged dispute nurse. Mrs. Michlyo Adshlma. "This is the end of the line with THE OFFICE OF- I Reg. $6.95. 100% Dupont A y over broadening the cilil rights stumble and *all, her body wrapped “Royal!* dnerbn. Striped Heking. # Ahtiqiie white only! 'Tlie irregular­ the-road bill. it," he said. PRE-TEEN DRESSES There was Immediate response laws. in flames. SUBPLUS IN IKE BUDGET - DR. LOUIS T. FOLEY DINNERWARE ''Njincy'' By Yainaka ities are'so slight they're hard to find. But bo.h sidea appeared in ■“I'm going to recommend prose­ Washington, Jan. 7 (ffVi-Frea* In tha’*’House to the broad hint' Fifteen -Yokosukc fire tnicks cution in every single iiustonce Sizes 8 to 14, Values to|$10.98. 57 pcS^ Service for 8. imported translucent china. Delicate Reg , $9.98. 100% Imported lyhlte Beautiful early American pattern. Re­ agreement o this extent: Congress were joined hJr U.S. Navy medical ident Elsetfobwer told 'a cheering X,- 256 MAIN ST. goose down, t^rge 21 x 27 O f t S p ^ e r ■ Sam Rajdwrn (D-Texl that it's possible to do so.”* ' gave civil righto advocates yto- almost certainly will pass - some teams, shore'patrolmen and a\fire Congreas todpy his' new budget shades of blue*in border on off-white base. One $ 0 A O R finished size...... ’ versible, too. kind of civ rights legislation this During the melee., prisoners wUl call for a $4,200,600,000 terday W get moving. Within a few truck from' the big Yokositka naval rampaged through the clothing is­ WILL BE CLOSED*. set only at this price. Reg. $39.95. SPECIAL ^ year. And the present bill is prob­ base..^ TOe Navy men - svacuated surplus. Elsenhower annonneed hours, another 16 members added llprald Photo, by Ofiara sue room and the shoe repair sec­ ably as much as the House will a>oiit ■lOT patients to othef hos In his State of the Union ad­ 'FILL JAN. 11th their names to a peUtion to pry a State. .Troopers, carrying •weapons, march from main cell block. tion where they obtained knives HALE’S CHARMHOUSE.TOWEL ENSEMBLE h id in g measure loose from the agree o.p. at least Initially- pitals in the area. dress that the budget ter the NOW‘3.99 to ‘5.99 and other, weapons. fiscal year beglhnlng July 1 wlU GLAMORENE RUG SHAMPOO'ER Made for us‘ by one of the countries largest niills.,^ ‘ southern-led House Rules Oom- Some Southerners who were But Richmond said he, was con- mltitee. The petition had been willing to discuss the measure propose expenditures ot $70,- Guaranteed. For use with Glamorene Rug Cleaner. $ A Q | 800.000. 000. This moant,. . with ■ REGULAR $1.19.. .. • '■-----V v f t f t r hanging over from last year's aes- without attribution, . W ^ated it (Continued on Page Two) GlWLS' COATS and JACKETS Reg. $4.98-. S P E C I A L ' ...... •... • ; 22 X 44 BATH SIZE...... '.••••••• >-.T*ach O O W fion. ' ' had the advantage to them .Of his preffictlon of a surplus, that Members promoting the petition being much less drastic than it he anticipated revenues would REGULAR 59c. ^ ■might have been—or than it was News, Tidbits be about $84 bilUon. Elsenhower Sizes 7 to 14. Values to $21.98. JIAND SIZE...... Each •aid the number of signatures had WAGNER CARPEtEER reached alwut 140. They claimed betore Southemera and t'—'ir allies Ctilled from AP Wires R; M. Simpson, said he wants the .predicted $4,-; MANCHESTER REGULAR 29c. . ^ A j C - sufficient support to get the full in the House Judiciary Committee 200.000. 090 excess of revenued Amazingly easy to usfe, just apply, let 'eaves y ^ r rugs FACE CLOTHS...... - Each V 219 names needed. Several South­ pruned it One of .them commented, applied an K reduction of. the $C OQ $' germ-free, mildew proof and odor free. Easy, to fill. erners'said they had no rearon' to “ We've already pulled, moat of the ' Rep. Donald J. Irwin (D-Conn). national debt Day in and day but for eight years our most popular seller! Dacron ii.in- fangs out o', .this rattlesnake.’’ 59, Dies; GOP BOTTLINGCO. First 2 tankfuls ck Easy Glamoi*. to clean a 9 x 12 $ C Q Q doubt this. chief congressional critic of. the RAO. STRIKE POSSmUS forced selvages in eight colors. ______■-,.-, ' There were broad hlhits, how­ ■iret supporters of a strong fedqr- New Haven Railroad, says he will 10 HENDERSON RD. rug. Reg. $8.95. SPECIAL ...... ------• • W ever, that if the petition appeared Washington, Jan. 7 (/P)—Secre­ push for legislation that w.ould House Member tary b t Labor Janies F. Mitchell Mi 3-7922 LOW, LOW PRICES ON OUR MOST POPULAR CURTAINS certain to succeed, the rules com­ (Contlnued on Page Three) place limitation on the, ro a d .... . mittee would beat a strategic re- ^ .....-I.. I --- Is optimistic but not at all sure PRE-TEEN COATS' WONDERFUL NO-IPON Sleanwhile, New Haven Railroad Washington, Jan. 7 that a railroad strike can be SNpW SHOVELS \ treit and send the bill to the announces, slash In the fare for | averted, a spokesman ter Mitch- House under conditions as .favor­ Richard-M. Stmpson (R-Pa), ter Sizes 8 to 14, Values to $24.98,, All aluminum or aluminunii With wooden handles. Steel re*.in- Kennedy’s Father overnight rdund-trips between i years one of Capitol Hill’a leading eU said today. The spokesmaA DACRON CURTAINS able as possible to Che southerners. 1 - W . i* T* .. Th 1 ^Boston and .New York. was asked ter eonunent on a De­ SAVE foreied bladie. Limited to present stock. A Q In the Senate, meanwhile, chair­ apostles of conser\’atlsm, died to­ In oteel racl Kple i nr. WiUiam .J. -nialer. a physi­ day. H t was 59. . troit Nows story that Mitchell' BY THE CASE . Reg. $4.98 value. SPECIAL ...... • ^ ^ t a i l o r e d ; DOUBLE, STITCHED, 1” SIDE HEM, 3” BOTTOM HEM man Thomas C. Hennings JV. (D- cist With the office of. Naval Re­ Death came s^ 8:15 a.m. at foe after more than SO meedngs with SELF PICK-UP $C d o irk $' Mo) said the rules committee will search predicts the United States rail management and unions had 41"x54" i... .. $2.69 Pr. 41"g72" ...... $2.98 Pr. ' hold hearings within a month on New York, Jaii. 7 (/P)—David J.' will resume nuclear tests by sum- Naval Medical Center at nearby ATTHE PLANT McDonald, head of the, United Bethesda, Md., wher^i Simpson un­ obtained a pledge to submit Hieir 41"x63" ...... $2 98 Pr. 41"x8T' ------... $2.98 Pr. legislation to provide for. appoint­ •mei- . . . Fifty-eight prominent fight over “ featherbedding*^ to Soath off Center SL, •’ FOLDING CARD TABLES ment Of federal voting registrars. Steelworkers, today credited for­ Britons today ur|e the. United derwent brain sui-gety Dec. 14 The ^ ALL 8ALBS FINAL. ^ ; committees lo'r study and recom­ Fullsize. Brown and gray. Slightly damaged but all usable . RUFFLED---5%’’RUFFLE “ ^ ^ ^ "fhe Civil Rights Commission mer ambassador Joseph Kennedy States to jenew its ban on nuclear operation was to determine wheth­ mendation. * North off West Center apd attractive. All aold as is. , ^ S'O A O proposed siich-legislation last year with'an Important role in settling weapons tests . . . Radio' and TV er Simpson had a brain tumor; The the steel strike. results never were announced,. RegtJ'IS.GS. SPECIAL ...... 48"x54" ...... S3.69 Pr. 4 8 "x7 2 "...... $3.98 Pr. fo prevent discrimination by state representatives walk out on Gov. CLERIC BACKS UPHAU8 ; GIRLS' SKIRTS 48"x63" . '1.. • ■ $3.98 Pr. 48"x81"...... $4.49 Pr. voting officials against Negroes Interviewed on a television pro­ Edmund G. Brown's news confer­ Shortly before Christmas Simp­ .Manchester, N. H., Jan,' 7 t* ) and other minority groups. South- gram (NBC—Today' Show) Mc­ ence In Los Angeles after he re* son’s Jamily reported he was pro- The rector of the second largest' — Sizes 7 to-ldl-Valuea -TlERS=.PRESftRUNI^T0PSr4lUFFLED BOTTOM —-eim . opponento consider. the ..piror Donald said Kennedy, father of Sen. ftikes to Jet them use equipment grassing. But shortly after that he -EiilscopaI''i)hur^-te Kew -Demp- SEE OtfR CLOSEOUT DEPT^ ■ posal Unconstitutional, however, John F,. Kennedy (D-MassT,' was while reporters questioned .him. ' took a turn for foe worse. On Dec. shlre said today th e,Willard Up- ■ WANDEll ■ One or two of an item. Limited to stock bn hand. 36"x30' ...... $1.98 Pr. 36"x36" .A $1.98 Pr. •and the administration reportedly one of the “ most influential" mem ' Charles Van-Doren, who admit- 28_his condition was described as haus contempt of court case ie. ' Is not planning to support its en behind the scenes In brihging aboult tedlv "lied in denying taking part in serious. "a hangover from the McCarthy • actment. a contract agreement. a riggedl TV quiz show, wa.s sworn Sipipso'n, a member of Congress Building since 1937. had been regarded for years.” .»’he Rev,' Bradford. NOW ‘3.99 to‘5.99 Hennings- talked of compietipg The,. older Kennedy, McDonald' in and later excused at his ^wn re­ Young, rector, of Grace Church LAMPS-3 0NLY committee aclipn on a registrar said, '.‘did a greait deal down in quest'asV a ’ member of a Federal years as one of the leading cham­ Ccntractor Ample Free Parking Rear Of Our Store pions in the House of tigh tariffs here, told a breakfast meetlhg Table lamp and ^ade. ■ bill by early. February, well in ad­ W

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY; 7, 1960 1 P olice H ^ld T fio . SkatjinR Conditions' 7 D em ocrats Seek PAG E TWO RockviUe-V ^rnon R. M. Simpson, F or Store T heft Ice skaiing condltionii remain R igh ts B ill A ction Bailey Name «V the Charter Oak Park y Bailey Urges 59, Dies; GOP area, he Park Department re­ (l^ntlntied from Page Dm ) Riot B r o ^ Explains Plans, Sheinwold on Expert Arrives Monday Three Manchester youths were ports. Prison Leaders Arrested at 6 a m. today and were Publlc siiperviaed’ skating will (Cl civil rights stand bould say this Before GOP charged with the break at Wal- Relaxing Law House Member be allowed at the area^ dally, for the measure: It ddes break*Into - GOOD PARTNER ' West dealer T6 Begin Charter Work lach's Food Store, 328 Green Rd., weather, permitting, from 1 ;30 Duties of Area Board r NsitheT/side volnsnUs the achool '/ integration area by Will Be Prosecuted Wednesday ■ AIXOW8 FOR ERBtlR Monday night.. toTO p.m. ^NORTH (Umitlnued from Page Dm ) The youths., David ReliJ, 17, of making It a federal crime to op­ On Work Age By Alfred Sheinwold Formal work on the consolidation There Is no skating at either A - regional rubbish* .djspossl , d r t H L 3 345 Hjliiard St.. David W. Duffy. Center Spring# Annex .or Cen­ pose by force or threat* the c*,rry- U.8. MAsteZ* Team Champion charter for Rockville and 'Vernon vacancies in the.House'to five. Hi* Ing out of urt deaegregatlon or­ ir period. *‘’ *V expand Job opportunitlaa for A. Bailey as * town Director, and partner Is a good defender, he will ^ Charter Unit this morning sfler Capt. Walter H A M p M w m Edward Vtckerman last night as examples of what ' 4 A S 7 . of Boot. Alien and Hamilton. Rep, Alvin R. Bush «R( of the who did not participate in it, was serve voting documents for inspe dovnt *Ech TfiEn. S'aaid they w o i^ not go back until childnen under 16 who would get to hear the Building Committee’s pick you up even If you put dif- / A Q I 3 Casaells and Del. Thomaa R. At l*a«f 2< priion«r« were a piiaoner yrif removed from ".The Edward Vickertnan, 92, of 2u may be ponslble under the Capitol side of a controversy over school ■ Kariow will meet Monday eve­ Keystone State’s 17th rtistriet died Graham found some of the good* picked up a* he approached „ the tlon by federal officials. . Acuities in his path. Slnte n o b o ^ ' ♦ Q J 4 ♦ A 10 6 Nov. 5 following a heart attack. plac*l In •egregation today, and Hdle." plRfe of solitary confine- nothing out of continued achoof- Roosevelt St., died last, night at renovation costa.' ; ■ ning wdtk.,the Ch()rter and Con­ Of Furniture stolen from the store. hiding place. Th* three accused The floor leader of IIo se^em o- Region Planning Autherity^ la perfect, it:* a shrewd Id^-To ♦ J 9 8 6 I solidation dUmirt.ission, and later youths were picked up shortly af­ •crats favorin, »tron rights 15 {mother 22 »trirtly, ronfin^ lo ment.>' ^ work. , Manchester Memorial Hospital Th* committee will also discuss ilOUlH Simpson was senior Republican Taken from the store were 15 ,7 cell*, where they would take their These examples and othars wera haVehave a partner vvliovr.bp is skillful In the week with s«b-'. wing, and opportunities said children who Saturday at 2 p.fh. at the Wat- ning advice to the member towns, building committee alaahb'd to. Declarer piomptly led pack the with one heart. You are next, hold- $573,960 a $1 million program pre­ jack of hearts to force out the : bury; Health. Education and Wel­ Fair. Deal that succeeded it. there the back of the riot was Town Director Ted Cummings are not receptive, to- school wor-k, klns-West Funeral Home, 142 E. We have mo authority to. order ing: Spade—A 8 7, Heart A.Q 8 .3, fare, Donald Berger, Mary Pfau A favbrite target of a Simpson broken just before 11 ;30 P-m- but who must atay in school, often Center St. The Rev. Lawrence F; pared by the Board of Education. qiieen. Ann now West was at the Dlamond—Q J 4, Heart—;K 7 2. Roebrille-V ernon said today "it must be • decided towns to do this or thst,” Brown Town Director* have accepted crossroads. and Carol Btirk’e; Organization. floor speec; was the lower tariff* Richmond said he knew wbo^the district better atudenU. Almond, pastor of South Metho­ aaid, "We are only a recommend What do you say? Herman O. Olson, Atty. Harry brought- on by the reciprocal trade soon”, whether Manchester Edson M. Bailey, principal ' of the building committee's estimate* West slipped. He returned the ringleaders were. dist Church, will. officiate. Burial ing group." H*-. cited a Statement Answer: Bid 1 NT. TJil* show* Hammer-and Wallace Thrall. program iiltiated under the new "Some of these people have been continue to operate with a part- Manchester High School, t61d the will be in East fcemetery. ss a guide for plaifnihg a bond Is­ queen of diamonds. It looks like about 16 to 18 points. Just like a S taff o f C lin ic by CRPA Qhalrmah, Harold F. sue expected to be presented to the the normal good play, but West Each committee-will concentrate deal. 'j'.. HERE’S A FIST troublesome to us ever since I’ve, time controller. - sisbcommlttee that many children Friends msy call at the funeral strong opening hid of one notrump. , Keith that the "only power It haa voters next spring. School renova­ shpuld lead his small diamond on it* own area.-And then present Simpson blamed low duties on been here." he added. Controller Jay 'Etlinger has been who are -uninterested in school home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. (Copyright I960, General Fesr T o Form Panel Is th* power of a good idea." tion wlll.be the top priority item. 'rather than either of the picture ronclusiiins to the entire Commis­ commodltiewltoported from abroad The riot left the century-old working part-time'^ in . recant "would be much betler off if- they Brown aaid he is meeting with tures (iorp,> sion. from everything from unemploy­ prison 'a shamble*. Water dripped montha bs^auiie of the illneaa of could be gsdnfully employed ia a Xt a meeting two months ago, cards. Mr*. Mar.v W- Wood each of thd member town alpha­ West should lead a low diamond Th# completed charter will, be Dr. Truman Esau, director of ment to inflation. from the stairway;. Windows were his wife. field that in^ereated them.” Mrs. Mary Ward Wood, 81 the; GOP heard th* Board, of .Edu­ SHERfFT^ CLASSIFIED betically to get Information on cation's side of the storY from to.make it easy’ for Bast to play subject to a referendum. Several the Community Child Guidance broken. Debris covered the floors. With the time Jor budget prepa­ Dr. Robert Mahoney of, the formerly of M a n e * t e r and local prohlema to get suggMtlons Montgomery. Ala.. Jan. 7 1^ — public heringaw aill bd held durihg BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU! The clean-up. was an all-night job. ration coming up. and with a long- State Education Department w g- widow of John Wood, died. Tues­ member Frank Sheldon.-. the ace. East will then return a Mrs. Wanda Bush, librarian for th* Clinic of Mancheater. will head a and to get idea*. He spoke lii Man­ Says Cut Arbitrary club, and West's’ elght of hearts la the charter drafting, and Charter A djuster Surveys Prison officials began-the task of aought reorganization .still not ac­ gested that a combination pro­ day in Cranford. N.J. chester last night to members of Montgomery Advertiser, aay* she Commission meeting* are open to pZhel of ataff members In * dis­ shaking . down the prisoners and complished, in the controller’s of­ She was born in Talcottville He claimed the building com­ bound to nake a tric'a sooner or uses fout categories in filing photo­ gram of Bchool and work couW be the Board of Directors the Town mittee arbitrarily- Cut the board's laUr. ’That vrill be enough to defeat the public. cussion of the emotional problems tesdohing the cells. Richmond said fice, Cummings aaid the situation formulated. Nov. 21, 1878. Mrs. Wood lived in Planning Commission, the Devel­ graphs of the state's 67 sheriffs: JA Cliartor Night of children Wednesday at 8 p m. at O w n Car D am age cannot "continue indefinitely." Manchester most of her life - un program in ignorance of educa­ the contract. the inmatee would be,fed breakfast Another member of the educa­ opment Commission and the Re­ tional requirements he . said the As we have seen, West actually 1 . —Those wearing Jiats. The ' Junior Achievement com­ Rockville High Schbql. In small group*. * process expect­ General Manajger Richard Mar­ tion department. Dr. Raymond'J. til recent years when she made her 2. -?Tho#e with biiahy Hair. panies will be presented - charter* The program is one of * seriM An insurance adjuster surveyed P ension M eeting tin told the Board of Directoi’s development Commission. Board was trying to fulfill as part returned the queen of diamonds. Those with receding hair­ ed to Uke most of the morning. Fay, criticized the proposal. It home -with her son-in-law and The regional dump and regional South played low from the dummy, at a special program today at 8:15 sponsored by the Rockville Ptiblic damage from an imusual viewpoint DISGOUNT WORLD Tuesday that Etllnger has been daughter,' Stanley and Evelyn of tSe renovations. , . The prison Has a total popula­ does not touch cm the real prob­ water source ideas came in later, A* examples, he said the com­ and Bait had his chance to star, lines. - p.m.. In the old high ^school build­ Heslth Nursing Assn, on "The last night. It was his own car N ow Set Jan. 251 tion bt close to 1,000 inmates, In­ working four days a \veek‘ recent­ lem, *he said,-and he added tfiat it Richmond, in Cranford, N.J. 4.—:The bald one*. ing on Park St Emotional World of the Child." ly. No one ‘can predict however, Surviving, besides her daughter, discussion. Rubbish disposal. - is mittee recommended abandoning He overtook I’ith the ace of dia­ Alfred R. Campbell, 40, of 42 Jo- cluding about 200 at the Oaborn is doubtful wheyier it would he Uie Lincoln iSchool and a track re­ monds and returned a club even Charter* will be presented . to Besides Dr. Esau, a pyschlatrUt, ■eph St!, atruck a utility pole oil A meeting urged by the Mu-1 (MANCHESTER MILLS) Prison Farm in Enfield, a minlmpm when he will be able to return full­ are a brother. George H. Ward a growing problem in aeveral proper for the juvenile courts to towns, Brown said, and a regional moval plan at the Barnard school the three companies by repre­ the panel will Include Miss Julia Woodland 'St. shortly before mid­ niclpal Employes Group Jan. 11 on j security institution. Richmond saW time. Strong St.. Manchester, and three Mlchno, psychiatric social worker, Issue work permits. - dump mav be the answer. It would without any-consultation with the sentatives of the sponsoring firms, night after he wai forced to the proposed , chan.gCs to the t o -w n - 759 prisoners were i.ij the prison - Cummings said he and other Dl grandchildren. Alfred Cavedon of Aldon Spinning and Miss Laura C. Toomey. clln- MANCHESTER GRECN SHOPPING CENTER • EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE be the role of the authority, he board oq educational needs. right bv an oncoming car. pension laivs has been postponed. here at the time of the riot. rectors, hope it will be soon be­ Funeral services will be held to­ E f IS T U J O O D Mills, William CuUinane of the Icsl psychologist. They will dis­ cause the.toMm government cannot morrow in Cranford, N.J. Grave­ said, to suggest possible sites for This overstepping nf authority, asAIN V rtil f Y * »AI7 H.5»«tfUUii He received a cut li|) and bruised Group chairman Emeet Machell The Bnfleld site will be the lo­ H ebron as he termed it. .-marked the com- U.8. Envelop* Co., and Donald cus* various forms of problem be­ arm in the collision'and was treat- said today the Municipal Build­ cation of a new prison now under continue to'operate without a riill- side. service* \4-ill be held Saturday s -dump area and to coordinate Drispoll, of the NuWSy Tobacco havior treated by the Clinic. time financial officer at the con­ at noon in East Cemetery here. planning between the towns which mlUte’s plan throughout, ShSldon TKBBirir ENTBBTAINM^EBT! Dr. Ei."u” cmi.e to Mancheirter i ed st Mancheater Memorial Hoa- ing hearing rcibm had already construction ** a replacement for said. raal M«sl T D*»I4 'Bara* Co. been booked for that evening. The j the ancient structm-e, here. troller's desk. ' would use it. Coorf-B/i/' from Marcy State H o a p i t a 1. l-pltal. Reg. 12.99 In terim M inister ■the GOP will also hear plans on "Th« Last Anqry Mon" Achievement pins will also be Building Committee will m e e l i The Warden said prison guard* Mrs. Susanna Lerch Water supply waa claimed by presented to company member*, Marcy. N. Y. Previously he wa* at Police said Campbell, driving UDIES’ SKIRTS Mrs. Susanna Lerch. 89. of 37 Town Director John J. Hutchinson a Lincoln Day dinner-dance at-th* l;J*S:Sa-l*:M „ east- on Woodland St. ne.ar hi* then. ’ . ' LADIES’ BLOUSES noticed a dosen or so prisoner* T o Stay Longer Manchester Count* y Club Feb. 13. *0f*H MAtfiN Alw: Friuik SIsaIra - Klin Bavak according to Donald Berger, CO;- New York Stats PsyehlAtric In­ whispering to other inmates at Fox Hill t>r., Rockville, and for as a problem in nearly every com­ * OMOtni JONH stitute. Columbia University, and home, pulled to the right to allow ^ Machell said the Group wlll- P olice H olil M ain Dinner with Ike t KMTr »MMCi03A "FAL JOEY" ‘ ordlnator. $ 1 . 2 9 Imported quilted fabric, a#-. about 8:30 p.m. and sensed some­ m'erly of Manchester, died last munity. He aujggested the author­ Review- Couirses Offered Brooklyn*Juvenile Guidance Cen- the approacliing car to pass and | now request the meeting with the ; Hebron and Gilead Congrega- A $100 a-plat* "Dinner with Ike _____ la rolnr - Cottons. ra.vons. Jerveys, 1 sorted colors, asaorted style*. night in a Rockville eonvaleiscent ity look- Into the poaaiblUty of The Rockvllle-V ernon adult hit a mound Of -snow and ice on Pension Board for Jan. 25 in- I dressy tailored. Asaorted col­ thing might be up. O n A rson C hafgp tlonallst*. who had expected that at the Hotel SUtier-Hilton in ter/ • , Slzea 22 to 38. fJthera 3.00. ■They thought something was home after a Icing Illness. plMinlng. future additional water Hnn. "THK CAMK TO COHDI BA” Evening School will offer review Mis* Michno wa* formerly wnth the edge of the street. His car stead. All members of the pension | ors. Sizes 32 to-44. -Sunday last^ would be the last time She was bom in Austria. Feb. 11 supply to member towns from a Hartford Jan. 27 is expected to be was then forced further to the plan would be able to quiz the 1 , •cinj to happen but there was no =• described by Atty. John Rotiner, eouriea is aclence. mathematic*, Neurological Institute in Neoit . "to evaluate it." Richmond •'^An automobile was found burn­ thVRev, Sumner W. Johnson, in­ 1870. Mrs. Lerch had lived in Man single, large source. He mentioned Silt hiatory and English jn the session/ York City, and has served aspsy- right' and into the pole. The car board on proposed changes to the j ing in a vacant lot on Gardner St. terim-- pastor, would officiate, here, Chester for many years. She had Snipsic Lake in Vernon. Tolland area chairmen the event. Sim­ chiatric social worker at children’s Waa heavily damaged, police said. pension ordinances. wia-a newa conference. ilar dinners 'win' OclTur simulta­ Jm .opening Jan. 18. last night and the man who report­ learned tjiat he will continue his hyed for the past 10 years in R-ud*- and Ellington township* as a pos- clinics in New York and Pennsyl­ There wa* no arrest. At the'Group's request, Town The guard* started Joricihg up neously around the countr.v, with PHONE MI 8-788$ '■-^ Adults who have not earned ed if stoLn was later arretted and duties in the two churches through ville with a grandson, John Lerch. sibility. high achool diploma may register vania. Directors tabled action on the LADIES’ ROBES prisoners at the uiniar time. They charged with making a false com­ January. • v She was a member of Concordia President Eisenhower. Vice-Presi­ changes last Tuesday night pend­ LADIES’ DRESSES had locked Up. all but 20 or 30, Highway planning wa* listed as for these review' cmirsea tonight Miss Toomey. 1# co-author of a Arms Conrsp Required plaint and arson. A change in plapa haa made this Lutheran Church in Mancheater. another field by Brown.. The re­ dent Nixon, and GOP national tx>ok, "Evaluation of Change* As­ ing the employes' meeting. Including the ringleader*. Then the chairman Thruslon Morton ap­ from 7 to 9 p.m. or Saturday -from Police, safd the owner of the car, possible. On Sunday, the Rev. Surviving, besides' her grandson, gion's towns, he' suggested, could • a.m.-.to noon at Rockville High sociated with PsychUtric Treat­ The Group has not objected , I troublemakers overwhelmed the are a granddaughter, Mrs. Edward pearing over a closed TV circuit. Minneapblis—Minnesota law re­ Andrew R. Gaura. 23. of 142 Char­ Leon A. Dickinson wU) be guest agree on a definite route for a NOW Thru SATURDAY School. ment." She I* a candidate for the specifically to *any of the changes ,1 guar^. ter Oak St., admitted setting it on "preacher. He is a .retired- mission F^cher o f . Manchester;, a sister, Governor Cecil Underwood of West RECORD quires all youths under 16. to pass future highway and present the Classes will-be held on Monday doctorate in psychology. a 7-week firearms-trainihg course but, in a resolution, it said the I The ringleader* da.*hed around fire and falsely reporting if stolen. ary from Uberia. connected with Mrs. Julia Fldler of Manchester, Virginia woqid be at the .Hart­ The discussion is open to the pension board should have given I C i| ^ the cellblock unlocking door*. begional plan to the State High­ n iiO : SCHEDULE: and Wednesday evening* from 7 to before they can receive hunting Kismet a new luxury ^ # ■ When the complaint of the al­ the Firestone Plantation Co., but and four great-grandchildreh. ford "Dinner with Ike” in person, more thought to other means of ; "Prisoner* started pouring out," way Department. This would FEATURE 4:45-8:tS B p.m. The review Courses prepare public. privileges. Since the program was Quilted tricot. $ T 0 leged theft was made, Patrolman is living temporarily in Cheshire. Funeral services will be held mean, he continued, the right of -according, to GOP town chairman investing the fund than through j fabric of rayon and Richmond said. Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the John F. Shea Jr. th# non-high school graduate for begun in 1956. deaths due to fire­ Emanuel Motola began the investi­ The Rev. Mr. Johnson will of­ way for the highway could be HOP the state high school equivalency a bank. *' About 100 State Police troopers- gation. He noted, however; that a Holnies Funeral Home, 400 Main arms have been, halved. In the CO-ORDINATES Hand washable. from the Hartford, Stafford ficiate on the following, Sundays, bought and held a few years In ad­ sxamination. past four ybar* nihre than 60,000 One change would make join­ geetate. Look and feel car parked in the garage from Two new members were re St. The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor Springs and Canaan Troops vance of actual construction, and - Sat,, Jan. 9 Puppet Groop on TV School M enus youths have taken the course and ing the plan compulsory for new which Gaura said his csr waa celved into the Hebron Congrega of Concbrdi* Lutheran Church, will workers, and another would allow 1 of the finest wool. * were sent to the scene, Companies officiate. Burial will be in' Ea)^ eliminate current problem* stem­ Stich Seeki^ O k ay Th# Petite Puppet Theater of I more than a million rounds of stolen was unlocked and the key tional Church Sunday, on reaf ming from condemn'ation of land. th# First Omgregstlonal Church the money to be invented in a 100% n-ool. Imported fab­ from the Hartford and Wethers­ vvas in - the ignition. Motola had Cemetery. - 11 through 'j practice ammunition have . been V o lu e 5 .9 9 field Fire Departments arrived. firmation bf faith, Mr. and Mrs, Brown said the authority will F or 54-Lot T ract MASONIC TEMPLE o f Vernon wfll appear on the The menu* for Jsn wider range o f securities. rics. Asaorted color* and V o l u « 7 .9 9 been told there -was not a k'by in Jean M. Roberge, Holy-Commun Friends may Call at the funeral 15 are a* follows: ' 1 fired without mishap. * 5 The fire truck* were used to Gaura's car. home tomorroVv from 2 to 4 and 7 probably come up with its reg;ionaI 7 :3 0 - 1 1 :3 0 Kathy Godfrey /Qonnecticut Mfe •tyle*. Ion was observed Sunday, and It is plan some time in 1961. program tomorroAi. at 3:30 p.m’. Etementiary \ power hoses carried by the troop­ Only minute* latir Patrolman to 9 p.m. , . Irving R. Stich of West Hart­ Monday; Eacalloped potatoes | OHiWn S5-$7 Value— 12.99 er* and prison guards as they explained that the usage 6f the Names Consulting Firm ford, prominent Hartford County Channel 18. \ OthBrs $5-$n VoluB— 16.95 Clarence Heritage fonitd Gaura's church is an open communion, all with hath, buttered carrots, whole | battled the prisoner* in the gas- Michael Klnkenskt ' Esrlier this week; the authority builder and a former Manchester Puppeteers are Mrs; C. Gordon car in the Gardner St. lot.'Hj said being welcomed. wheat bread and butter, -molaBSe* fllled cell block. The water in the the back seat -vaa on fire and he Michael Klukenskl. 69, of 107 announced the aelecUbn of the con­ resident, haa submitted a 54-Iot Beckvrith. Mr*. Robert E. L«e, prison had been turned off. To.rk Wanted sulting firm of Adams, Howard Mrs: Rodman D. Cart, and Mrs. cookies, milk. pulled it out ■ the car. Further In­ All church Bchool children of St Charter Oak St., a retired barbir subdivision plan to the Town Plan­ Tuesday: Chicken poodle soup, For .more than an hour a group spection showed the lining of the in this area, died yesterday after­ And Greeley of Cambridge, Mass., ning Commission (TPC) for ap­ ' Thomas J. Wolff. GIRLS' QUILTED GIRLS’ CO-ORDINATES of firemen stood lined at the, pris­ Peter’s are baked to bring a toy to be advisors to the authority’s ’ P.\

ard,will hold It* been, removed apd.the fire started ning service. Each toy-should be He was bom Sept. 3, 1890 In tract known as the Bryaq Farm break. Behind them sat four fire' in the rear of the back rest. Northampton, Maas., an'd had'lived and program committees- after R E S T A U flA I J) last meeting of the yesr tomorrow tered green beans, ice cream., milk. | wrapped in white paper, to be sent north of the Wilbur Cross .Park­ Thursday; Turkey aiid gravy on' hose trucks and an-armored car. Police said. Gaura admitted set­ to the church's work among young In Manchester for 46 years. He had considering the qualifications of way, the subdivision is boimded on - 787 CONN. BLVIV ptnt at 8 p.m. at the PAC Club. The ■ After about two hour* State Po­ five candidates and interviewing At Club’ itaelf will hoW- ita yearly mashed ^tato, buttered beets, $2 and $3 ting the fire and leaving the scene. been employed as a velvet weaver P: $l-$2-$3 the north by Avery Heights snd , East Hartford people in the Diocese of Alaska. roll*, raisin oatmeal cookies, milk, j Value 5.99. Limited quantity. lice Commissioner Mulcahy, as an The car was damaged last week, There will be a church' school at Cheney Broe. before, becoming a two. west by the Bowers Farm devel­ P-Teaent iheeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the ODAY $ ^ e to 5.99. Limited quantity. Friday: Fish sticks, tomato: __aaaist to Richmond ipside the pris- police said, when Gaura .was in­ teachera^-mpeting-in-P-hdlpa Hall barber 35 years^ago. He wa* a bar­ The consulting firm has had opment. Access will • be through ON THE SAME SHOW . Ballroom, ~ bn, issued’ a tall’Tor the'S'atibn'sT volved in s skidding accident- bn ber in Manchester and owned shops wide experience lh“ community THEk'- All 1969 Committee report* wfill sauce, parsley ■ potato, buttered at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Deming St. and Baldwin Rd. j ' ; .Jeff Chandler 'V • Guard. . I Finley St. He is free today (urSder New-aletter Prillt«d in Somersvllle, New-Britain and planning including aastatance, to - be made, and election and installa­ corn, whole wheat bread and but-1 :i1 HOURS OF UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE The aubdiviiion lies in a rural. I iJACKDpNZE'rRip "THE JAY HAWKERS’’ ter. chocolate .pudding and milk. - j GIRLS’ JACKETS GIRLS’ SKIRTS MaJ. Gen. Frederick Reincke. the : $750 bond for court sppealrsnce The news letter committee of Hartford. » Hartfo)^. ManchesteSi- and Wetl^- zone, requiring SO.OOO'squara^eet ' tion of officer* will 'je held. Re­ In/Hie Lounge freshments will be served after the Junior High : Waffle weave, cotton. White onl^ ' Cotton and spun viscose, wash-and-wear. state adjutant general, arrived'and : Jan. 16. . the Hebron Congregational Church Mr. Klukenslii waa a member of ersfield in the Capitol Region. area for building lots. 'The p i an COMING SUNDAY .if the Hartford Lodge of Moose, the WED/TTiru SAT., 9 to 1 mating. , Monday; Tomato soup; h a m ; entered the prison. A National' asks that any committee chairman Consulting services will start as' shows three road*. ‘ “HAPPY ANNIVKIISABY" OPEN 9 A M . to 8 P.M. *1 99. $ 1 Q Q Guard rifle company from the having news for the January He­ Uthuahia Alliance of Manchester, soon as a contract between the DinnKra Served 5 to 10 P.M. The PAC ladies Auxiliary will and cheese -sandwich with pickle In' November 1957,' Stich re­ “ CA|8T ^LONG SHADOW"* hold ita meeting Wednesday at 8 189th Infantry assembled at the bron newsletter to send It to Mrs. and. St. Joseph’s Society of North­ firm and CRPA has been pre­ quested that the tract be changed peaches anil milk. ' p.m. at the clubhouse. Tuesday; Hamburg on i5PJI 1b 0UV 0 Others 2.00— Reg. 3.09. Hartford'Armor,' and stood poised Hos|)ital iNoles Ruth Porter no later than Friday. ampton. pared and approved by the Hous­ to Residence Zone A and was , 'To IMsi-ii** ConaoOdatlon I/lmIted quantity. for action. But it was not needed, A news letter is being prepared for Survivors include his wife Mr*. ing and Home Finance Agency in turned down by the TPO. An ap­ tatb chips, whole kernel S A V E . .at **Savin0t and Loan* Beg. 1.99. IJmlted quantity. Helen Klukenskl and a brother Jor •n»e Catholic Ladies of Columbus gerbread with frosting. and the call never came...... mid-Januar)' The project is a new Washington, D. C. peal was made to the Court of Dozens of State Police troopdri - MslHng hours: Adult* * to 8 seph Klukenskl of Stamford. ^4riU hold a diacussion on consblida- Wednesday: Frank one for the church. Much interest The Capitol Region — 23 towns Common Pleas which upheld tl MID-TERM CLASSES NOW FORMINjB AT THE entered the prison. Other* were i P-m- Maternity t to 5 and 8:!I0 to was .expressed in the first news’ The funeral will be held Satur­ in the Hartford area Indii'ding ’ tlon of Rockville and Vernon at ita bean casserole, lettupe wedge with Current Dividend Rate 3'/j% Per Annum stationed with shotgun* atop ram -! 8 'p.m, rhildren’s Ward S to 7, letter sent to parishioners In De­ day at 8:15 a m. at the Burke Fu­ town in its decision. ' meeUng today at 8 p.m. in the dressing, cheese Muare, hard rpll GIRLS’ WHJWSUITS GIRLS’ DRESSES Mancheater — was drawn up by Zone ' A would have perptltted RICHARD J. RISLEY GIRLS’ VESTS parts bn the prison walls. cember. neral Home, S7 E. Center-St., fol­ the Connecticut Development Com­ ,Mno«e Rooms. with butter, butterscotch pudding ■ft A -A Pile lined, quUted lined with hoods or color*.- Cottons, washable. / ■"Kick,’ fight or do anything, but PaUdlkU Todayr MO Hold Open House lowed by a . solemn high Mass of lot aizee of 12,000 square fget, per­ . Mrs. Mar\’ Pfau, a member^ of c o r d u r o y s mission. All member towns except mitting construction of IJJO to 160 PROFESSIONAL DANCE. STUDIOS and creltm, mHK, don't let them get a gun swsy ADMIT T"E D YESTERDAY: Parlshiihei-s and friends of the requiem at St. James' Church at the-Charter Consolidation Commis­ ’rti'iiradaj^ JJdt turkey sand­ Tolland and Vernon have joined houses, according to Blieh'i esti­ Orange Hall—72 E. Center St./''Manchester from you," one poHce officer cried George Sieverts, Hebron; Bnice Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Weeman kept 9. Burial will be In 'Bt. James' Register By Telephone Anytime sion, a* ^ ell as of the Catholic wich. cranberry aauce. mashed AA t l 7 0 y the region and $20,000 has been mate, Two' yegr* agriT he planned Ladles, will lead the diseuasion. 2 po * 1 0 0 to his'men as they moved into the Wciren.' 13 Cenlerfleld St... Mrs. dropping in to attend their "Open Cemetery. voluntarily contributed by the \ Please Call Reeldenee—PI 2-6886 potatoes! buttered green ■ beans, 5 4 . 0 0 * IJ/ Minnie Kreb.s, 85 Fisher Hill Rd. House" Sunday at St. Peter's Rec­ $14,000 to ^ il^OOQ/^noUsea for the The program was’ arranged by Value to 8.99. iReg. 1.00 each. prison. Friends maj- pall at the funeral towns which have Joined. Funds OAJI (-•esMons Taught Bv 5Ir. Risley bread^ and butter, plums, milk. „ Reg. 7.99. IJmlted quantity. No Shota were fired during the Ekst • Glsstonbury; Mrs. Gladys tory. from 2 to 6 p.m. Sandwiches home tomorro '/ from 2 to 4 and 7 tract. t a p SxBALLET • TOE a ACROBATIC Miss Grace Carbonne, chairmen- ifriday: Oven-baked fish, tar* Meyers. 313 Adams St.. Rena J. and punch were^ser\’ed and a pleas­ for the CRPA come not only from Refreshments will be served. riot. ' to 9 p.m^ , member towns .but from the CDC BATON t w i r l i n g • MODERN JAZZ .-w- sauce, potato, scalloped to­ . During the early momenta of Go.sselin. Fern-vood Dr . Bolton ant social time enjoyed. The Rev. Ladies’ "Keep Fit” C:iasa Now Forming - May Join Party' , matoes or. buttered carrot*, whole Mr. Wdeman assumed; the rector- and the federal government. the riot, tear gas was tossed over Frederick W srn ock . Carter St,,' M artW , D istrict Special Emphasis On Dancing For Boys Voter# may enroll with a poljtt- wheat bread- and -butter, assorted Boys’ Cowboy BLACK SETS ALL \M TOYS ahlp o f St. Peter's November 1. The CRPA is not to.be eonsid- eal party at a registrare' eepmon r BOYS* JACKETS the prison walls, which was'Illum­ Bolton; Mrs. Lillian Shuska," 71 gelaltti with cream, milk, Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Kathleen erell- a State agency, Brown said. 'fbasses Start Week Of January 14 ». to be held tomorrow from A to 7 Util. *8,99. $ g Q 0 inated 1jy flood light*. Police Arrests It is a local agency and owes-al­ leel T om orrow (P.S.—Pupils Registering Now May Appear In The Recital) Senior High ■ Then, as the troopers and guards Stafford. Ellington; Dr. James Manchester Eyenlng Herald He­ p.m. In the- ipwn clerk's pffice. 2 Piece 2 For ^ 3 0 0 bron rorreapoiMleat Mias Biiaan legiance • to the member touma Bj' enrolling with %/^rty. vot­ Monday; Breaded veal cutlet Reg. 4.99. IJmIfed quantity-. 53' began forcing the rioters hack in­ Fa rr. 84 Bigelow St.: Donald Hah- Quilted lined. Limited quantity. B. Pendleton, telephone AOndemj Three 16-year-old boys were only. t A meeting between General Man­ ers receive th# privilege of par- with tomato aauce, mashed pb-i EXTRA SPECIAL to. the prison, they threw more sen. Meadow Trail. Coventry: Mr*. tato, buttered * a sp a ra ^ , breadi Marv Zemsitis. 34 N, School^ St.;- 8-S454.' arrested last night and icharged ager Richard Martin and ,thc tibipa.ting in political caucuses and tear gas bomba at the prisoners' and butter, milk. ; feet.. Mrs.'Dorothy Walker,' 11 Crosby with breach of peace after a fight Eighth District Board of .Directors' primariea. T00«/e AUSTRAUAN at the CommuqJ.ty Y which .bCgan l is scheduled tbmtffrow night for Hoapital Notes Tuesday: Hamburg - macaroni But the inmate* didn't appear to Rd.; Michael ,,Duperron./20 Pine S isterh ood J^lan casserole, buttered green; bean*, ZEPHYR be bothered, by this tactic. They Tree. Ijine, W’appihg: Syrsan Gold­ after an argument concerning use discussion of overlapping utilities Admitted 'yesterday: Lloyd VOls- -laughed Snd Jeered, and showered berg, 45 IVjsIlman R d: Stephen About Town of ,a public telephone; services in residential sections .sur- ' dkl, 3 McKnight Circle; Grade roll and butter, milk. the oncomera with radios, metal Klngshuiy,"''229 Benedict Dr.. Wsp- 'The teenagers are Walter J. ■ P an el D isc Sion rounding the district. • : Bratt, High Manor Trailer'Park; ;Wedne9day : Sausage pattie*., -’ pipes and other lose objects. oirvg: Pajil Grady, West Hartford: The round dance, class sponsored Bumetl of 133 Main St., Donald Official sources say discussion ■ ^ Lorraine Cihareat, Main St., Ver­ waffles with aynip and butter,-1,1 BUNKETS-LUXURY QUALITY ' Richmond said . the rebellion by the Recreation Depaitment will E. Rouillard of 3 K*ri‘y,St., and "What Wou.d Yot^Do—If ?" will may center op the .situation of the . non;-Bert Sutherland, 10 Jacob applesauce, milk. . ! W O O L CANNON KITCHEN TOVUELS David LaBpnti. 43 S. Main St proposed Cushman Farm subdivi­ continued gmong shout ,V) or 60 o{ Linda .Keeney. 85 ' Bellridgs Rd„ meet Sunday at the Community Y Fred Girouard of 317 Tolland preface the problems .confronting a $ 1 . 0 0 S t: Lucille , Brennan, West Wil- Thursday: Swedish meal ball*.! sion planned by Green Manor InC. j mashed potato, buttered peas .and | REG. 7.99 the prisoner*. 'The others retresl-1 Glasfonburv. at 6:30 p.m. Tom and Bet^y Jayne 'Tpke. Elach has -posted $50 bon'd panel of "exjwit*'’ at the January llngton; E .'■ Gertrude Shanahan, R € 6 . 3 9 « ed to the side and watched, he; ADMITTED-TODAY; Mr*. Pa- Johnston will be the instructor*. for court appearance Jan. 18. on property north of Salter’s.Pond. | Carrots, breacl and butter, milk. ' Rayon, acrj'llbt nylon for bea'uty, meeting of Sisterhood of Tem­ As it now stand*, the district ha* i Meadowbrook Rd ,' Ellington; Mil­ The scrap began, police said, Friday: Tuna noodle casserole.; Colorful, absorbent, dur- _ for ivarmth. Size ,72 x 90. aaJd. 1 tricia Lojzim. Vernon; Mrs. tlsr- ple Beth ^ olom Tuesday evening -accepted proviaion^'pfa,;a.ewer and' dred Dowding, 29 Cheatnut St. YARN Washable man made fabric sci­ - This hard cor* Was gradually j bar* Newburg, Eaton Rd.. RFD, The. Loysi Circle of Kihgs’ when Rouillard and Burnett ar­ tossed salad,' bread and butter it 8:30. fire service to the 'subdivision. But, . Discharged yesterday: Vjvlan entifically blended to, provide’ .9 9 driven to the upper, tiers and ; Rockvilie. - Daughters will meet in the Fellow­ gued over the length of time Bur­ Duff, 11 Esther Ave.; Rae Peck, milk. ^ 3iPLYHNGERING able, 16x31. ■ § ship room at Center Church Mon­ . Modgiktor Dr. Robert Karns will if Green Manor' should . add s n -' maximum thermal .efficiency. shattered.'About half the prlaon's BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A nett wsis Using the telephone. The pose/queationa to the panel based other development east of the area.i RFD 1; Howard Wheelock, 29. Ver­ , Inmates-took the part in the out- daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Richsrd day at 7:45 p.m. Hostesses will he two beigsji fighting in the rear currently under consideration, it non Ave. Pmcer Source* Mrs. Elsie Matthews and Mrs. on everyday aituations commonly WASHABLE FAST DYE, MOTH REPEl-LENT break. Some of. the non-rioters Welch. 160Q Manchester Rd.„Glas- parking lot. Girouard entered the faced by members of -the audience, might become a town, rather than Admitted today: Frank Doboaz, could b* seyn at ,their windows by itonbury: twiiT dsughters. to Mr. Alice Martin. _ fray after, police said, Rouillard and ask them to defend, or explain a district, problem. T h e boundary * (ALL YOU CAN EAT) 189 E. Main St. Forty-two. per cent o f the U .S., 1-OZ. SKEINS SOLD IN 8-Q?;,,UNIT BAG . , . jUA^NON HOBNAIL . .yme-wsmen outside the prison. and' Mrs. George Leyonick, Leba- got kicked and cut. - , their decisions of action. On the between district and town di­ fuel and power demahd is supplied! TTie injured fireman was "■ Gil' non. - ' _a-xhe Edith Cowles Strickland Bfriiard Vlsnick of Milton, vides Uie subdivision are^ Vernon and Talcottville news I* by coal 26 per cent by petroleum. OAimON MANOR SHEETS Group of the Second , Congrega­ panel will' be Mrs. Louis Foster, Fri«d Fish Lemon Wedge |t€G. VALUE $4.75 BEDSPREAD McKenzie, a volunteer with No. 3 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Maas., wss arrested early today by Mrs- H/rbert Leib, Leon Kramer Town and district offictpla,will, jhandled through The HeraM’* 27- per ■ cent by natural gas and I Towol Dooorators Company of the Wethersfield Fire Peter DuBaldo. 5 Irving St.; Mrs, tional Church will mfeet. at. the State Police who charged him because of this, seek ' to reacn^ ad Fr«iich Frl*d PbfafoBS Coloslow Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Main St leas thsn 6 per cent, ,by hydro- and George - Sandals. F ^e quality mnsUn. Llntleas rtscose, raybn. Full r Department. He wds hit, in the Emma Mae Worthingtons Green home of Mrs. Miles Staples, 83 with speeding on the WUbiir Cl-,os* Mrs. George Slossberg has been understanding of the positions of Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter electricity. SUITABLE FOR SOCKS, tel(»phone TRemoOt 5-8186. size, preahrunk, washable, no mnulh by a piece of pipe and Lodge: Kenneth'*C. Landy, Beverly North St.; Tuesday at- 8 p.m. Highway. He posted *'■$35 bond in charge of program arrange­ both bodies. - '"'i SWEATERS, MITTENS 87 X 66. t taken to a hoeptUI. Farms, ..lass'-; Wame Bolduc, 35 for court appearance Feb, 1. ments. ■ . A sample of problems that could X 99. ironing, durahlie, rich colors. Charter Oak St. There will be a prayer service AND CAPS. The injured inmate wa* not • Maurice W. Wilcox, 35, of Lo.ng- After a sboH business meeting arise in the future'ocCurs In th* DISCHARGED TODAY: Ray- at The Salvation Army church meadow, Mass., wSa charged with Jarvis tract,' .h*ire a porllort.of. the Every Friday REG. 2.95 Reg. $,4.99. $ wenunea m c ^ o n o -ain ,.e ; „,ond L. Lathrop, 255 Henrv St.; presided over by Mr*'. Irving REG. 2.59' building tonight at 7:30. Major E. indecent assault early today. Hochberg, president, i^e.^knel pro-; homes receive. dlatrict fire protec­ WIDE RANGE beaten uji di^ng the melee be- Grady; West Hartford; Karen Walter Lamie will be in charge. 2.17 Charles A. Heck, 18, and Albert,E. gram'will be presented tion and town sewer service, A re­ 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. 8TAPI-E and FASHION cause the other* ^ Desautels, 399 Parker St.; Diane duced utilities tax rate is in effect a atool pigeon, which I know he yriska. •'.SUff jrd Spring*; Mr*, Palmer. 31, Of 4 Pearl St., who, Refreshment* will be served at K of C Setback play will resume police_____ aaU, were Involved with the conclusion of the meeting, Hus there. > ■: Bring a fresh new look to ' your DliNDEE X 46. i* not. i.Marv Kerr, 118'N. Elm St.-; John tonight at 8 at, the K of C Home. ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS , co!/ORS—'24 'Co l o r s Richmond- gdded:-' We know Hartford: Mrs. Edith Wilcox >hd consented to the inci-* *|kanda of members sre Invited to home this .year with KiracK Vertical. MetalrSlat *' TO c h o o s e f r o m FACE CLOTHS dent,.^ere arreeted and charged attend the program, portion of the •NIKITA NOT TO SEE POPE ' t h ir s t BATH TOWELS who did it and why it wa* hoi*' Oavagnaro, '9 Tanner St.: Carl SENTENCE' SUl^ENDEp . PER UNIT BAG '' ' PILLOWS Dundee and cannon. Pastel coW Witlt^reach of peace. All are due evening. ' Rome,, Jan.' 7 (Ah — Amid COCKTAILS SATISFYING Blinds. We make them. Call Ml 3-4865 for a demob- or# and white.-, DemonatraUon* have occurrs^ Stafford. 71 Broad St., Mrs. Eliza- Los Angeles, Jwn. 7 (gb—Actor lively speculation' that Soviet before at the prlaon, the last ope . Talcottville; Henty In/coiirt Jan..,23. R«q. 39e— 15c R«a 1.3t—4*e Sterling Hnyden, who defied *' A Rockville. man who was in­ M ON ICE IN PERIL Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev etration. '^7-- LIMltED TIME SALE as recently as two year* ago. - „ Branford St.- Dolores by- court order to take Us ChUdren might visit Rome soon, the Richmond waa warden at the lime, Bufkland. Rd., Wapping; volved in an-i-uto accident on the Washington, Jan. 7 (/PV-The 326 ' on a voyage to Tahiti, gof n I Rd.; Mrs. Barbara Thompson, 10‘T| Superior Judge Eull Gampari civilian scisBtlsta on It, Is re-' that the Reader pf the world hi* cell. Inmate* 'contended he j Dr„ Andover/ Mrs. InesJ called It "a regrettaUe a n d ,^ l- to dgive. In an establiahed lane, zippered, sanitary, guaranteed to fit, arashable, aaMorized, Iwtuid State Police reported today. ported to be hrealdng up, Planes communism may have a meeting MEG. CO. DI^OUNT WORLD died of "gross negligence," but | so„ego. 199 Well.- SI,; Mb*. Rose ' Ish violation of the court’s order.’’ *Ua4«wrfc fee Haagrr A«MrlcaaE” "Thi accused, la Bernard C. Na­ nave beon ' seoU to the reecue. ■" with Pope John XXIU. A - 1 this-was later proved wrong by I Ackerman. 66 Foley St.; Sheryl- But, he aUd, ."Thl* court $* not The iaiand, known as "lee F loe, Khrualtohev visit I* deemed pos­ ’ blind to force* which .pMtrol hu­ deau. 22, of 1 West SL, Rockville. 485 E. m id d l e TPKE,, MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER MILLS) Stericleaa latex foam lob- REG. 9.98 an autopsy. iWeir. Line Bt., Glastonbury; Mrs. Charley,” Is 46® mile* off Point sible In return for the forth- About 686 inmate* refused to Nancy Morin and. son, 80 Devon' man behailor under.amoBonoHy TVooper Casmlr Mlkosz said Na-- On Tolland 'Tarnplk* her. Ftiir *!*#.• - , , deau’s car went put of control on Barrow,^ AMMia. The sdentists ' coming trip to Mpsbow of Ital­ Venetian Blinda, Repairs, Repair PartR^ MANCHRSTER GRREN SHOPPING CENTER Isave their cglhf for lunch. Eighty Dr.; Mrs. Betty Martin and daugh­ ehargod dreiuiistoifea*.’’ the highway *nd crMhed agatost have, bMB bn the Island ainee ian President, Giovanni. Gronchl. Mile Off .Oakland S t r ^ ’ at them wem itill holding out by ter, 15 Cedar St.; Mr*. Evelyn-Sig- An abutment of the Tolland Tpka. last May collecting meteoro­ That trip haa been put off tem­ da-and. daughter. Hartford; Mrs. . (^mmorctal bakorie* wee.* In oK-|kri ■upper tlB». That dsmonstrstlon overpass. Nadeau is due ut court logical aa4 hielwilcal Info rmaWon porarily baoausa of , flronehl’s « U sUsBt. Elsie Luurtiems and dgiighler, 151 Istenca m aaity as the 6th Century •bout iho AreOiv 7 -tUnass. ■-7 i Aimihar fuist dtlBOtUtrstiOa 0 ^ Schpol 8L B.a ■ ' ■ - Jan. 16.

•u ‘ - > f • .'i ^ i *. '' PAGE FIVE' MANGHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1960 j

UANCBESTER EVENING -HERA^&i>^ANCHESTER» -TOURSPAY il J cently elected and Installed master snUtieui will bs strsSsed Mther Coventry ccauicilor 'of 'the' newly ofgantzed other half of the CoimecUcut aya- ship in the Senate, The Democrats ’Jdisn highly spsclslizied or teeh- CorinthlBn Chapter. Other officers are urging that this sporadic re­ tem,. the State Senate which i* have felt the cards stacked agslnst Exhibit Notes nlcsl exhibits, Fister added. foUow: Richard Allen jf Coventry, titortieatpr currence of Jew .baltog not be Connecticut. supposed to 'be based on popular them in Connecticut'top kmg -to Ribbons and prizes,-as sveU as a ’^{STfflssr senior councilor; John IIormington •RESOLVED: overemphMln® *• Rutherford, junior steward; John with Cominunists to bring down The exhibition la open to any atockboldait Of WAIjTCR R nCROOMiN Dr. Adenauer and achieve German senatorisl districts will be rea­ SpMsorMi by the MsnchesMr The Msnchestsr PhUatsllc Soci­ collector. Material, which Is fully Been Named aaa' Cotton of Windham Center. Chap­ PuWI-«»r« The "Connecticut Compromise" sonably equal in population slse. at tha elosa of beeiew lain: William Jordan of JVllliman- Pouodcd Octobei t, IHM reunification at any cost." Omuictl at Ohurebe* ety will marie its ^rst anniversary insured,' must be submitted to which mld-wifed our federal sys­ It so happens that the existing JannaiT H i Registered voters in ^ tlc, marshal, ana Craig Grant of hop First ‘ That needs d footnote for its own tem of government into existence with a free public exhibition «f Georgs' Cochran, P. O. Box ttflS, / Comawn Capital Sleek standard bearar. district lines,'with their glaring in­ ‘If- thy right eye off*i(d thee, Broad ft. Station, Manchester, by who Wish to enroll with either ^ulidaz* M>d U HollaaM lUnCbHitr Conn m »» special reason. Its,, crime against has been, considerably Im s contro­ equities in'' district population philatelic material,Jan. 20 through ' , TSoantSi litlcat party •"•y from 1:30 -a»llan Ford, William Hall versial on the national Scene than 'pluck it out' . ' - V Jan. 15. and Lee hfeursy «U of Storl-s. John ISJodCSi* Mali ■««« ' logic, and against what ought to sizes, favor the Democrats, not as We alj know the phrase , "One 23 at Sears Garden Shop, Man­ 4.609% Prafofiad Cep*' Lynne Mnrie, daughter of Mr. and Mm. William to 4:80 pjii. tomorrow at the'Town It has been back in the state of its Thompwjn St.. Rockville. She was bom Dec. 30 0 * c e BuUdihg for those in the Hales and PeteF’’'PjMlu8 bdth of MblMUItA Of be. Is ita Msumption th at only- birth." Here in XJpnnecticut the conclusively aS the voting habits man’s meat is another man’s pol-, chester Parkade. ’ Sun Boon to Tourunt tal Stock 6614 asaia. Willimantic, Elliott NteoAof <5pv • rHi!< assocxatkd RR*i^ - - . 1, of th«f’’small towns turn the House Memorial Hospital. Her pstamsl **^*^*5^^ is First District and st Ufe North Ti^ aaaoclit^ ■ Prrap !• **yuahrs^ German nationalists of. the ex- principle Invo^vbd, that of ,'one son,” Different things in life are Labeled "MANPEX" the'exhibi­ 4J69t Prsfsrrad 0 ^ Wllllsm Condry, Dorchester, Maas. She has a brother, Scott, 18 Coventry Firehouse for tho*e ln entry. - and Ambrose "G system into a Republican advant­ poison to each One of jis. Many tal8todc6teaa*s» Ners'i a rtieluiien Firit ' raUUed .to th« ■ u»* ° * n trerne right really care about the legislative house representing tion Will include 60 or more fraines ; Paris-^A^unny summer proved ,the Second District. Windham Certer, preceptors.; population while the, other reprs- age,' but enough to bolster, routine "times we try. to hold on t o ' the months. * ' , , , * * Town Events National makts easy fo Bot uUier«i»». cr«1U«J *® reunification of Germsi\y. To this, •Democratic chancea of controlling prepsrsd by the local philatelists a boon to loanee’s tourist Indus-’ RSTMOMD A. ttokow. The registrars of voters will be EDd eJ»o thf local •newi published h w aents political subdivisions, has things th at’are poison to us and BS well as entries from the Hart- try. More than 17,000,000 French­ P reM tnt •fhe monthly meeting of the iceep . . . every we have only one thing to. say. Let the State Senate beyond what make excuses for them . . . hut our Jo Ann, daughter of Mr. «tnd Mrs. J ’ Slmr at their respective districts during hoeausi All rtfhU of r«pul>tlcstloi» of * 2 ^ happened to work out a little less ford-Sprlngfleld ares. men on vacation speftt the equiv­ ton Rd.. Wapplng. She was bom Dec. 29 at these hours. This seeslon is a man­ Second Congregational Church dispatches he^fo at.f also reaerred German rightist extremiats b* re­ smoothly, and a little less equita­ they would be. in any proposal yet Lord’s words give lis the pply safe shopping day of th» year T iO : R < £ .S devised for making the district George Fister, society president, alent. of |li200,000,000 for. trans­ rial, Hospital. Her maternal gmndparenta datory one required by the State deacons, deaconesses • and churen Fun aareios .Client of N B .A. aert cognised as the'only champions of bly, than on the national scene. and intelllgei.t. course. ,We must port, rentals, hotels, restaurants,, committees will be -held a t 7:30 you'll find lowott pouh populations more equal. ’The last pluck them out . . . cut them but said the exhibition is designed to Frank Mlrmina. New Britain. ****\ election laws. Changes wilt also be TP the reunification of Geirmany, and It has so happened that the Con­ iqmvts evsntf, and other diversions. Mr. and Mrs. Santo Carlno. New Britain. She has a brothe , p.m. tomorrow at the Church Com­ ^'Vubifaheri J}£ concrete proposal for redtstrictlng of our lives. This is our Lord’s appeal to the general .public, as made lit the party caucus Hat* by hit prietM on fint foods at Juhup Mat/ita* Sl/ctol necticut House, made up of repre­ In addition, more than 4,000,000 the registrars' during the eesslon. munity House. that 'w'ill guyantee that, ■oonep.dr the Senate came from the Repub­ teaching, 'nd though it makes classiflcatlorts are liiplted loXJ^lled Francis, 6; and a slater, Judlth.-ll. ^ ^ ybuf First National I ynrk (IhtcSBo .OM"" o» later, they'will be given power sentatives of the cities and towns, licans, -and seemed to come as States, foreign and topical. . \ foreign tourists—15 per cent more A new printed list will be avail­ ‘ m em ber' AJTOIT. has been historically dominated by 'severe demands it. is given in love than in -1968—spent $606,000,000. Mancheeter Evening Herald cmitiijinoNB _____ and use it to bring about reuhifi close to common sense as any re­ and it gives to His beloved their Originality and method of pfes- Ralph Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mi* able within th r e r weeika s t the one ' party, as the United States districting plan could. But Us re- -1414 Elm St„ Rockville. He was born pec. 28 4t Mt. Sinai Hos tow n Clerk’s OfBce as required Coventry correspondenL F. Pau­ , Young, loft-mealedlamb/ TJliarantead lo bs Isndsr, light and 'axcellent eating. SUBRCKlPnoN RATIfiB cation, not necessarily ' safely or only safety. ' . Pavabla In Adranca Senate, made i»p of represerfta- 1 suit, nonetheless, would have been Rev. PrescoU Beach all a a IV pltal. Hartford, His maternal grandpfcrenta are ^ Mw. ' line Little. Pilgrim 2-6881. Ona Ycat ...... '" f S peacefully, but more probably with tlvea of the states, has never been. to take Senate seats away from Raymond Robldoux, Hartford. Hi" PaTemaL gmndpam^^^ Grange to Honor Hall 81* Rintha ...... a dj’nsunlam -which will then look Because of this, -there has been the Democrats. Mr! and Mrs. Ralph E. Halvqrsfen. 89 Oxford St., Manchester. X 50-yoar, membership certifi­ Tbraa MonUJ ...... f S agitation over the years, hot only THE hearing aid One Month ...... ?•••-” ••», ■"£ for other and still more dangerous We thus have a situation (n cate will be presented Byron W. by the- Democrats, hut by inde­ Skaling Lessons Hall of RL 81 at a meeUng of Blnitio Copy ...... ways to exercise itself. Let there pendent reform groups, _ for a which to do the right thing about Ann Maije. daughter of Mr. the Connecticut House would cost H O T E L GoodWll Rd.. Wapplng. She w m born Coventry Grange No. 75 at 8 Thf Herald Prtnuh* be sUch an aasuraptioh that there change.in the system for electing Offered by Rec /i }l HospltaL Hartford. Her, patamal, grandmother U MraMargam^^ o’clock tonight st the Grange Hall •aaumea no Knanclal jSf the House, and the only change the Democrats there and in which LEGS typt^apnlcai error* . •t’oaajtnj °* J * is a linkage between antl-Be'mitlsm to'do the right thing.about, the ■' ■' ■■ I PALM'BrACH SHORL.S, FLORIDA Demarals. fl Goodhlll Rd.. Wapplng, She has tx^ broOisra. Fran on Rt. 44-A. QUALITY NIVIR f ACRifICID POR PRICII aer^niMiU and other and German reunification, and the which would please the Democrats Senate would cost the Democrats els X., 3. and Stephen. 1»4: and^a sietar. Marybeth. 4. , Hall Joined the local Grange on to the Manchaat^er gjvenlii* HaraW would be one which threw out the The second In the series of one cause, right and inevitable, will there. Sept. 1?, 1909. He has served as Idea of representation of political roller skating lessons conducted IVMMaar.rtvr Mtf *<'» P*d»M vaeatloii, if» waltni* q u a lity JuUe Ann. daughter of Mr, and Mm. Herlwt K i^W lw .^^ master as well as holding several Diapiay ad*em»th» cipalBf hoar*; Jipgin sustaining and expanding the subdivisions altogether and sub­ It is small wonder, then, that STEW AND FOREQUARTER for Monday—1 o m IJIday.- the Democrats; in the last session, by the Recreation Department wiH CMMaaSa* - i t ‘i#i*f!*lHl» f**i*"*l* >"*•»; If »o* IHt to 1 P R E M IK ft She was bom Dec. 10 at Norton, Pa. Her matantal other offices of the patrons of hus­ For ruesday—1 P ni M»»ivia> other, wrong and polsonohs. stituted that of population: The begin Monday evening at the West tkara'a a eaawlat* *«t'*n*in*He( afotrtm. If yo* Ilk* t* rtltC are Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Frelhelt. 43 Blwood Rd., Manchester. Her bandry! Up until last year he was CHOP COMBINATION For Wedneadny—1 P right thing to be done, and the refused to do the right thing abo;ut o n ty k O B O * rOTFor Thura^y—1i nureoar—i Pv tn_-m Wedneaday. -WTiat Germany needs is s dem­ the House, perfunctorily propds- Side Recreation Center. SM faat *( SM ataa* kaaefc. kpartmairti w«k eo*U«( fielllll** *f paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Edward Kirk, Decherd, Tenn. president for several years of the L a i t i b For Friday-1 p m Thuraday thing we expect to see done, some }i*M4 raoM, fra* partiinf i*af*. flat . . . • Olywplt.ili* kaol Sad cklMr**;* Porter Library A*sn., resigning In F6r Saturday—I P m rrida*. __ _ ocratic statesmanship which also day. Would .be to reduce the mem­ Ihg, instead, a proposition which The classes wUl begin at 6 desires and believes in reunifica­ would have made the House repre­ f**l • tnafk kar. jealii* reoik **4 cacMall lowiia • 6*H Straaai Stkl*fi\ Richard William, son of Mr. and Mrs. J<^ph 5^""* ■I*’’- ^ September. He Is currently serving LEAN AND TENDER bership of the House by limiting o’clock, and be under the super­ as president of thS Center Ceme­ B a b o Loin Umb Chops K'rol^ ^> 95^ tion, and which takes the cause for it to only one member for each sentative of population Instead of vision of the Playtime Roller Co. yacMikt iMimiai. 9o#i> Ok . 1» »• M»y t- *hla for talar ★ SswSiySail Appletree Lane. Carle Place. Long Island, K Y., Rib Lamb Chops a*v8yna 79 f * m the cities and towns. 103 Bissell St, Manchester. He was bom Dec. 11 at Nssssir Hos tery Aa*n.: ha* been chairman of Us-own. not leaving it as an orphan city and town. This would, how­ of Holyoke, Mass. The lessons w'ill )r<-a a- ★ 4 PowaiM Tiaarimwl CLEANSER SHOULDIR Thuraday; January 7 ever. operate against the Demo­ It will be a great wonder if the pital, Mlneols, Long Island. N. Y. the Board of Trustees of the Sec tq be adopted and exploited by include beginners, speed skating ond Congregaticmal Church and Is WELL TRIMMED crats, who would not have con­ Democrats develop enthusiasm for and fancy, skating. There will be a Haw •awsiy >arfaral Sfited Bacon Smoked Butts Soap Box Session? fringe elements. , trolled the 1959 session’lf the 1958 the possible product of the special \ Gary Boy. son of’Mr. and Mrs. Stephen BrighentL Qld Fsm s also active In church acttvitle*. $5 slight charge for this activity, 'At Rd.. Avon. He was bom Dec. 14 at Hartford Ho^ital. His Hall has held positions bn a num­ But what wc all need may be a election had been on that basis. committee soon to study the prob­ therefore, all interested persons 223c2^29c| The political predictiona’ which lem of redistricting the Senate, t ^ , . •'.'A •NASMa A« maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WUltam ber of town government boards, Pfgnlfflirts a K iM L iM ^ j Fresh "Slicod Cod somewhat leas glib and careless To hold to the principle on which muht registe'r on or before Mon­ St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Brlghentl. ■eem poutine and obvious at the the Connecticut House was origin­ unless, that is, some miracufous has been active lii the local Amer­ reading of history. Why should we day at the West Side Rec. Skates Avon. He has two brothers, Stephen, 4. and Michael, 3; and a ican Legion Post of which he Is ■ uii’m i n ...... start o^ a seaaion of Congresa of­ ally established, but to make‘the political m'ap-making comes up are available for tho.se who do not Ba.rcolene .. forget that it was the issue' of Ger with a system , which can -be de­ iister; Karen. 21 months. also a present member. Me served ten have a habit of blUng those one change which is Iqgical, wouW. have any,’ but those who have Qsijm’s Fharaiuy man territorial unity which pro according to the present voting fended as fair and equitable and In France during World War I. LIQUID CLEANER if prognosticators who make them. their own may use them. ■ 8?VxMAIN ST. , John WUUam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Orfltalll. I M S. Hall 1* a native of Coventry and Dkrift^ .Speciafs! vided the frosting for Hitler’s poi­ habits of the cities and towns, common sense in Its division of For further information regard­ It was obvious enough at the start population and which can also be THC COiOSNAOeS H0T[L Main St. He was bom Dec. 21 at Manchestw Memoriat l^spl- lives avith his a-ife, Afsbel. former sons? Why should we forget that hurt the Democrats. ing this activity, call either Jim PhoM Ml 3^13* Ul. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. RoMrt Mc- ■'of the last session, for instance, There Is even sadder news for applied to past state elections , SO. BOX S7S • SiSlIM StACH, RA.. TtL fMM SUCH VI *-»Ml tax collector of tae town for 24 QT ITL 6 5 c after Hitler had established him without revealing that It would Herdic or iW ^y Fortin, at the keown. 160 Center 8L His paternal grandparenta ^ years, ab their farm on RL 31. that, after the Democratic land­ the Democrats when we «amine recreation q^fi^^e. -X Mrs. Michael Orfltelll. 21 Warren St. . He haa two . brothers, 4 5 < self, both East and West were will­ what ought to be done with the have cut the Democratic member­ A number of 25-year member­ Heinz Ketchup slide of the 1968 election, with i^ ing to offer each other up as sacrir James 8teB»tan^I.J4^ and David Michael,^4. ship certificates will also be pre­ hlpndsome majorif'JfeS for the Demo­ ...... t,t.. T' L u X flees to him? Let us have fewer —L r« 1 I 1r J sented during the lecturer’s hour, crats in both -Senate and House; A* J Kurt John. *on of Mr. and Mrs. John B. entitled "i.ooking Ahead—Resolu­ N abisco PR6MIUM $ALTINE$ 5 t « faJiy tales about, bur own actual Michael Dr.. Vernon. He was TQJLET SOAP President Eisenhower would have T h e Bank that gives y o u PLANNED SECURITY -His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Harold McLaughlin, ^ rtfm tions.” Those to be honored will be experieiice, lest we begin repeating Mrs. Thomas D. McKinney, Elmer a hard and futile time of it. The His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mm. le'OH Sals'" it. Sr.. Hartford. He has s brother, Gary, 7; and a sister, Sharon. 13. Clark of Niantlc, who is a former BARS 3 5 < people had refused to give him a WORK ;iK master (rf the patrons of husband­ 3 29c Prudence Hash QUALITY MEN’S • A • W • legislature of his own. parly. He \ ry and a. past lecturer and former himself was entering the last two Bettcf' Manners And Manors Nlchael l>oiils. sqn of Mr. and Mj"- » 'V ’ local resia"ent: and Miss Dorothy years of his presidency, and there­ ters Rd. He was bom Dec. 28 st Hartford i?““P'‘*'’. L. Wolfe. Mrs. Lewis Highter of L u x 6 in o SPAGHETTI SAUCE 7 5 « temal grandparent* are Mr. and Mm. .Lmds Decsi, Akron. Ohio. fore becoming something of a lame one 'of our camp^gns, in the Manchester will be chairman of He has a sister, Msry Kate. 23 months. TOILET SOAP duck. Not only the session, but the new year, may be against noise. EARN DIVIDENDS from the 1st the refreshments committee. ^ SPORT SHOE Coventry Grange will resume its We don't know how loudly we wish 5 9 leadership of the country itself DEPOSITS MADE ON OR •EFORE'FRIDAY. JAN. 8 . Deborah Rosalie, daughter,of Mr. and Mm. W- sponsored public pinochle card Bunte's Candies were to be dominantly Democratic, to proclaim this. But we begin by ■ aon. W rights Mill Rd., Coventry. She was bom ,pec. .31 a t Man parties the second and fourth ba th IARS noting two mildly encouraging EARN DIVIDEMDS FROM JAN. 1 FROM TWO FAMOUS FACT^I^S , Chester Memorial Hoepital. HerjnatemaI grandparente 2 29c ahd probably libcraT Democratic and Mrs. Lester C. Silver Sr.. .328 E. Mi^le Tpke. Her pa Thursday of the month st 8 p,.m. n ot CAN 2 9 c too, items in the news. EV^'RY PAIR MADE TO Jan. 14. In charge of theee affairs Hi-C Orange Drink - temal i^ n d m o th er la Mrs. Ro«e^ Robliwon, 452 Main St...... __------Meeeaeeea*es*M*^— - ■- - — e4ee4W **^ sMseeeMA****»*t**44444M4444SW The result, of cours^. was that "Hie most popular new organi-1 njELLFOR lfl.98 to 14.95 is Mrs! Anna Anderson, chairman of the home economics cornmittee Handy Andy Elsenhovi’er dominated the seaaion ration In Britain, these days, is the j 1 Tboroas George, son of Mr. and Mrs, George W. EnglMd,, Noise Abatement ' Society, whicli Sunrise Dr.. Vernon ' He was bom Dm . W at of the Grange. LIQUID CLEANER led the countrj’, and that the prod­ Current annual ^pidend..... $ A . 9 9 Ends Long Term ^a rn it^^^red li jf^ra< lucei has dedicated itself to the propoel- / «• DP TO morial HosplUl. His maternal grandmother Is .Stoeft-up^ uct of the session, such m it was / Dall^v. Willimantic. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and ^ s . . Uriel Lodge of Masons will have was middle of the road. tion that unless somebody does George J. England, 254 Spruce St. He has taree sistera. Vheryl, a stated communication at 7:30 LOW lI PRICIS HIR8J As this year’s session opens, the something about the whine of SORRY WE CAN’T 7; Patricia Ann. 5: and Cynthia. 2. . p.m. Saturday, at tl-.e Masonic Hall 69c 39c| vacuum cleaners underfoot, the -SIZES 6 to I t IN 'THE GROUP MEXnON THE FAMOUS • ♦ • • • in Merrow. The entered apprentice routine prediction is equally easy BRAND .NAMES 5AVE! thunder of jets overhead, the din GOOD SELECTION IN El^ WIDTHS Shirley d M^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WiKred I* M ^ . 2^ degree will be conducted following FLORIDAN- TEMPLE We .rriight as well take this session Union St. She waa bom Dec. 30 at Manchester M emori^ Hos-. the business session. RefteshmenU ^ Pine Fresh of the drills, the rip. of exhausts, - ' , '' -* ^ I . ' ...... NoW ;?/; big chance lo: taVe when and throw It away before it even ancliester pital. Her materital grandparenta %re J: will be served. W. M. William Ed­ WORK SHOES IN/ HIGH AND 1-OW OX^’ORO STYLE—SOME begins. But,-irince we won’t be able the roar and thudding of trucks Welch. 103 Greenwood Dr. Her paternal grandfather Is La mondson. of Coventry, newly elect­ DUTCH CLEANSER frelh beam are exjSemive. - Thii oVRtelfTAii4 W f a m o u s NA^E l^OAFEB STYLE INCLUDED ed master, wi’l preside at the ses­ to cancel It, what, we will get from the human race is going to lose all MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH rence Maase. West Hartford. She haa two sisters. Sharon. 4, O R A N O t S capacity to live and think and re­ sion. ■ v/onderiul price on delicious canned It will be mainly political ^maneu­ 285 East Center St. Manchester Parkade and Susan. 1>4- , , * * According to officials, Eugene ’-‘•OZ CANS flect and become merely a collec­ 9 2 J Main Sf. West Aliddle Turnpike 2 25c ver aimed at the 1960 party con­ Cor. Lenox St. Donald John.and RoiuikJ Marcel, twin sons of N r ^ n d Mm. W. Latimer of Wall St. haa retired siring beans is even LOWER than tion of "shouting maniacs’’ hurl­ OPEN THURSDAY as treasurer, of the ’odge after JUST PEEL ventions and tlie November elec­ BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. Bertrand Plante. 15 Oakland St. They were born Dec. 29 at a year ago I ing conversational nothings at one EVENINGS 6 fo 8 Maimhester Memorial Hospital. serving 31 years in this office. Fred AND EAT tion. Tyler is starting his 35th year as P e a n u t s 4 4 f t another. am Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Lessard, 35 A m ott Rd. Their The Senate ’|^'111 have trouble re­ ; ALWAYS FLINTY OF FIIK FAKKINO organist of the lodge. All this noise, says a distin­ m a n grandmother Is Mm. Maxim Pladte. Waterloo. -Quebec, Canada. PLANTER'S minding itself that It is a legisla­ They have a brother, Mark. 6; and a iister, Janet, 5. The lodge recently voted to spon tive body, and not a soapbox for guished British physiqtan who is sor the Corinthian Chapter, Order STRING BEANS prominent in the Society, may he of DeMolav. ICIBIRQ ^ CALIPORNIA ill its members who are running MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salem Nassifl. S-OZ CAN the reason the British are be­ - ' non St. She was bom Doc. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ James Colby of Coventry waa re­ 37c 8 IC H M O N D ^5’/» 0 7 fo?The^irMidency; 'Vice President OPEN WED., THURS.. FRI. 10 A.M. t« 9 P.M.—MON., TUES., SAT.. 10 A.M. to 6 F.M Well Trimmsd Nixon. presT(tmg,^c^ watch 'his coming so irritable; even ill- tal. Her paternal grandparent* are Mr ah^^Mrs. Richard Nas- CUT GREEN OR WAX CANS Leftiice mannered. ""Lr .’l 4 sWr, 33 Norman St. She haa four slstem, Joan. 10, Nancy, 8, Democratic rlvaU'~mancuj^ing I n > of. OPEN DAILY C ^ O R N IA Dow’n In Pelham Manor, mean- i Theresa. 7. and Ellen. 4. , , ' , , Karo Syrup against each other, with aweary- 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. eye for the occasional moment \vhlTeT~-aj.^»’oup Of sleeifless resi­ . Kathryn Lee, daughter of Mr. and' Mm. Paul K. RED 6 r blue l a b e l Broccoli Fresh and Tender soon the white pages / • v-'hen they will all try fp gang up dents h^gained^an' unexpected WoodbfTdge St. She was bom Dec. 31 at M anchwW SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8P.M. i^altert^ ^joeciaid and precious legal pbtnL._AState Hospital. Her maternal'grandparent* are Mr. and Mm William JUMRO - FLORIDA on him; the tWo parties can be PINE PHARMACY 74 q z BTL Supreme Court Justice hasTailed E. McGinn. Lynn. Ma*s. " Her, paternal ^andparenta a r e ^ r . ^ 27c relied upon to present legislative Mrs. Hslrold H'. Tucker. Lynn. Mass. She has two si8teri>^ Mary 664 CENTER RT. • ' Colory ' Solid, Crisp Slaiks 2 BCHS programs which will save the na­ that the New Y6rk State Thru­ Elizabeth 314,and Susan A.. 22 months. '' tion, .but not, of course, until aftdr way Authority can be held liable M a z o I a D o n u t TEXAS . ^ _ the election has' bfeen held, y-" for the annoyance its hegvy traffic of your telephone directory This is all so obvious that what has brought into the lives of these OIL PLAIN - SUGAI Cabbage Trimmed dJi Pelham Manor residents. They one really begilns to expect, after CINNAMON i s ' FLORIDA „ . completing the prediction, is a ses- have filed rfffidaviU tha^t the' alon which breaks all the rules and noisesi lights, vibrations and fumes E sc a ro lo and Chicory 2 |9< establishes a repo.rd for construc­ from the heavy vehicles using the Thruway at nigh^^ave interfered go to press tive fruitfulness. CHOICEST MEATS IM TO W N ...! M a z o 1 a A NiW Ti^TY non , . I’KG ^ Z - TEXAS' . But who wants to be that clever, with thfir sleep, health, conversa­ Hard Rolls ^ I M I OF k A O C tion; and recreation. They haven’t RIG a prognosticator? I^t the routine OIL „ , tA 2 9 c C cirro f s tiavS 2 pxG?-lft* looked at their ceilings or founda- Pineapple Cof^ Cake >9e stand. The best thing this session Remember wJien FLORIDA will do wdll bp to adjourn. tlpna lately, we 'suspect, or they would have Included cracks tbsre GAL CAN’ “1.9 9 Raisin Pound Cake R a d i s h O S Tsndar,F.rm 2 among their complaints. Bread »< FootnoleB In Order What the residents sought when you could buy they went tp court was an injunc­ A r g o The British are leading-iii the tion against trucks, buses and business of shocked reaction to the gallons of gas fot CORN SEARCH 7.01 CAN 39c tractor-trailers on the Thruwsy 6 ^1** ? : Chicken of the Sea White Tuna much publicized but still token frozen ^^oaJ >Specittfi I from 8 p.m. to 8 n.m. every day. ; Chicken of the Sea Light Tuna '3 ^ 1 n°s^T.OO revival of anti-Semitism in Ger HB PKG 1 6C many. As the British analyze the it will take a trial to determine : Chicken of the Sea Diet’^Tuna ♦ '/,plCAN 33c whether they can get such an in­ . You don’t have to be an old.tlmer to teqdl having Germans, unfavorably, this leads a'Al»7K0 59c junction, or, faiiii^g Char, m'onsy Libner’s Wild Bird Food tf> analysis of the British and of '^u r chariot filled ’with 6 gallons of gas for just damages for the injury being done Bo SCO Hudson Paper Napkins 2 25c why they feel the way they do, and $1.00. Bccuise you could do just ihat .cs recently 66 this tikes up quite a lot of space in them. ~ CHOCOLATE SYRUP ' Hudson Bathroom Tissue cowire- 4 lOUJ 53;C The decision of the state jusUce 5 TENDER, MEATT Y o r ’ GARDEN lO-OZ PKG the world news. All this comment •1939. ' : Herb-Ox Beef or Chicken Cubes 3 '5 ? r2 5 c and analysis, hoWever, is featured was’a surprise because it had' been f t ______3 9 * argued that' the Thruway Author­ ? Almost anything and everydiing you’, can sm e (> R o e> U C E 2 39c by occaaldnal aasumptions. or t LAMB LEGS ’i ? '5 9 c ; Herb-Gx:Beef or Chicken Cubes ity was a regular arm of the state INCLUDING omissions, which stall our progress costs a lot more dtan it did 20 tO' 25 years ago—- FANCY JAOZJAII 43 c govemme^, and therefore not : Westchester Boned Chicken through it, while we make foot except Electricity! For the dollar you spend today for OZ CAN liable for what traffic using roads # DEUCIOUS. JUICY Westchester Chicken Ala King 10A 49c Scallop Dinnier "k“ 49‘ -notes of our o\i'n. MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE K a s -c o its builds may do to a neighbor­ Electricity actually buys 47% .more service tS tte x i i t . MclNTOSH • 1617*0 33 c' A Herald Tribpne dispatch from f t dog meal ; Pels Naptha Instant Soap Granules hood. The justice held that the Au­ : RIB CHOPS London, describing how the British COVENTRY EXCHANGES did 25 years ago! From Pero Orchards ^ : Burry's Oxford Cremes ;lfl-OZ7KG 29c theorize that the Communists, al­ thority was separate, and In busi­ 1 r 7 LB PKG 31 C • ozm 45c Shrimp Dinner •“>' 59* though not starting the anti ness for Itsqlf, which js s lucky Yoiir total bill may be higher today, but all of us # Te n d e r , m e l t -i n -y o u r -m o u t h Red Cap Refresh-R^ ■' ruling for Pelham 'Manor, but not RtT VltTVV-tT'IRVtMRni* 1...... WM Bemltlc ac^, will lidw profit from use so ■very much more electricity than we did back f t iCf them; Includes the following para any tip to householders elsewhere, on oilier; streets and roads,, taat There’s still time to arrange for a new, changed, or addi­ then. 'liie actual Kfsif cost has gone ’way down, while •LOIN CHOPS 6” -7” Unit graph: K a s c i laundry starch they have 'some legal recoursF Niagara izozpkg21c "The British cannot forget .that everything else has gwie up, up, up!. Small wooder, . - DOG MEAL ■ Grape Jelly sunderella boz jar 33c which can make their homes quiet tional listing in the White Pag;es of the phone book. Order MEATY SHOULDER Hitler made a pact with Stalin to dieo,d»t... trigger the start of World .War n . again. Stiil. good luck to all-bat­ f t tlers against noise e'verywhere, and a listing for your son, daughter; mother-in-law, father-in^ ' s w e e t j u i c y X 5 LB PKG (3 9 c Therefore they have few illusions :.LAM B SHOPS - IZOZPKg IS c Nu-Soft FABRIC softener . QT BTL 43c . about the capabality of a Gernian to all' socleUes for its abatement. Dne ;victory, even il by fluke, may law, parent or grandparent. An additional listing makes it Right-wing Fascist group once Electricity is the Biggest Bargain • TASTY, FLAVOBTUL SUNKIST again winding, up in the same bed Inspire otly^rs. C r i s c 6 easy for people W call any iftember of your household. It’s f t - liq u id STARCH ' QT BTL ^ Angel Soft 4 o?4S69c ‘ as the Communists." in yoUr Budget Today I ORANGES SHORTENING Li n it 23c : LAMB F O B STEW ' ' '-4' . ' . • . • ' W hat a marvelously ^simple way FrozeD-Juice Bar#- Sold a bargain in convenience only 60^ a month. • I to render history! "The British VINYL SPONGES Loe Angeles — Fruit-juice bars PKG OF 2 cannot forget.’’ It -w’p.uld seem,. £0 a :79c 30c OIOSS STARCH 16 OZ PKG Ivaloh BUDGET PACK in Lob Angeles are introducing SWIFTS RASHER BACON lb. 35c Argo 17c the contrary,co.ntrary, matthat incythey, fbrgetlorgei jou-v^Tapped bars of frozen nat- JuBt eaU the tekphone butvM st ojfua. doz. some things very easily, including j f^uit julcs. They come in’ 3 LB. CELLO PKGS. $1.00 , WE RESERVE THE RIGHJ TO LIMIT QUANTITIES the. way their Munich .statesman- i orange, lemon, and fruit-punch Fluffo ship smilingly wavedHiller- oh! flavors and soon wijl be distribut sh o r t en in g ed nationally. THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY toward the East and Russia, If it "■♦“’"■"v FIRST_T n ATIONAL 1 STORES was expansion be ciaved. ' ’ KNOWS BIS BEAB j U B O O The Christian Science Monilqr . Milwshkee, Jan. 7 — L. V. CAN O O correspondent in London sends a Barnes won the first argument of siffiUair story, and tempts,us to an­ the ye’ar with bis wife yesterday The Southern Hew England TILEPHOMI Company 317 HieHtANP ST., MANCHESTER other footnote,' for the following after a newspaper ad located own­ ers of a pet,bear. he said he saw paragraph: 1 , . < . V a blowing a h6m\ta a parked ear at V . tkiber thlnkaqs barq. maapwhUa. 2:80 a.m. 'New Tear’s Bvs •V- / . t * V } I

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. (r PAGE SBVEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1980 7, MnnlrtpaUBifildlng. Invitationa to MANCHESTER EVENDING HERALD, MANCHESTER, w bid w*r* mailed to nine area firq>!)^ PAGE SIX Rec Has Openings vanced, Intermediate,. Intermedi­ The new cari will replace three W c Sto ck tion will use the weapons used so ate Advanced. Men’s CTasses are 1968 and three 1959 model* _ _ _ _ _ v ' Dead-in the Saddle: -Skidmore, Hill The State of*the Uiiihn held on Monday 8 to 9 o’clock, (Stt Six Cruisefs Bolton rJoctor; Tem/le, Every Day Is so successfully In the^pollo flghti 8 Fatal Accidents Reported in Swim Classes which are to' be traded under South Windsor R ivard HeadsJ research, aid to patients and traln- Saturday Beginners, Advanced, Inr terms of the Wd. . ' HALLMARK Sunday: Williams,. - Dragoman termedlate, and Advanced inU r- Dillon Salsa and Service la the • r Pass; Yerby, arrett’* Jade. In'g. " , ■ ^ 4. « 'There are sUllisome openings In Dillcm quoted 815 per cAr for ‘Africa’ Theme ■ Rivard 1* a veteran of otneir 11- . In Troop K Area in 1959 mediate. appsurent low bidder for supplying Non-flctlon added Included: Ar­ Dimes Drive the swimming lessons that are of­ six police cruisers to the town.- 2-tone paint Jobs and 25 per cent CARDS mour, Drug Store Days; Bartholo­ jtanclal drives, having served''9ia us Instructor for the girls Is Paul­ fered by the Recreation Depart­ dUedunt on replacement and re­ Of Mission Unit head of the retail tUvlalon in the ine Embnds: Tom Hyson teaches The Manchester firm quoted a Double Session Due mew, My Heart Has Seventeen ment. These lessons will begin next lump sum of 88,350-for the six 6 pair parts for one year. Delivery Rooms 1 Better Homes and Gar­ Leonard D. Rivard of the Rivard Red Cross campaign and In church Chester Troop pprsonnel at. points week; but registration must be the .boys. waa promised In 80 to 4(i days MILLER ■Ing officer of Colchester State Po cylinder Ford Fatriane , Tudor "Afrlca"'vWtt.J^the theme^of the dens; House Plants; Burke, With Insurance Agency Inc. is chair­ fijfancial canvasses. He lives with of frequent accidents by manning made, and a small fee pald,_ previ­ from order. Powder on My .Nose; Cerf, 'The his wife, Laura, and son, Thoipat, lice Tfpop K. In a report today, radar and by selecUv# enforce* NAMED FOR COST models. PHARMACY To Begin Next Year second annual ediboL.df missions man of the Manchester March of ous to the start of the lessons. O'Meara Motor* of Bast Hart­ P(>llce Chief Jam es M. Reardon Laugh’s on Me; Cortena, Spanish at 850 Ferguson'Rd., , said thete were 1,816 arrests for ment of the motor vehicle laws. Year in Hie openings are on 'Tueilay In Ten Pound Island, near Glouces­ ha* recommended that the Dillon Dimea this year. He heads On or­ 1,1: 1:1 N i:u \ ii to be held at thfe UnltedMetljodlst in 20 Lessons; Fannie Farm er New ter, Mass., waa so named because ford bid $8,625i on the same, ganization of volunteer worker* motor vehicle violations and 560 * the Girl's Beginners, Advanced bid be accepted, The decision will I ’hoiic M l I II ’.1 Church on six Sunday evenings' iton Cooking Sfchool Cook Book; i't was purchased fron the Indians models. These were the only two- KUaworth Hirh School wlU goARMident State Policeman Ronald wbo will aeek funds this month need, EiseiduTwer said, for linode.m and Intermediate Claaaes; Wednes­ bids received and opened yester­ be made by Genera^M a n a g e r ginning this week. •Fisch«L Russia Revisited; Golden criminal arresU during 1969 In hU (OontlBiMd from Page One) weapons, ranging the oceans, will day In the Girl’s Beginners, Ad- for that amount of money In cO' on double seaaioria aUrtlng next Jacobseh. Mvards Planned Dances, Skating school fkants, V eil qualified aiid day in the hearing room at the Richard Martin. The school, being sponsored by For TWo^entj Plain; Graham, Be­ command. rbe capable of accurate fire on vsthbed and the Women’s, Class; lonlal times. year. Principal Henry J.- Adams In qction at its business meet­ The Colchester troop has juris­ Mtseage, the President said the po targets virtually any.where on adequately paid Machers, and the the commission on missions with loved, In fld e lT -H ^ . Axt One; adld Tuesday night in leading up ing the PTX named Mrs. Richard T 9 ’Teqh Students diction In. 12 towns In eaat central Set to Resume tentlal danger to the nation of such- Earth,” Elsenhower said. “Impos- best possible teaching technlquee Malone, BJdwin Barber and Mrs? the help and advice o f the commis­ Hertzberg, Hh.ni Ratti<5-.jJw^book; and study programs. But '"the to a talk on ‘•The Proposed New Hills, St, Lawrence Seatw^M^tms, Connecticut as far north as Bol­ prolonged labor - management xslble to destroy by surprise at­ James Sleeper as members of a sion on education, is designed for dispute* mqat be met. However, he route to better trained ifiindS is High School” at an Avery St. Wolf Dogs of the North; HoBa^ 'Oheney Technical School will ton, south to East Haddam, west Junior High School acUvitisa tack, they will become one of our Grammar School PTA meeting.. permanent nominating committee all age groups from kindergarten proposedAo remedy through legls- most effective sentinels for peace.” not through the ewift admlntstra- Couple’s Club to Meet through adult. Each program will Gusty’s Cfhlldf Popular Mechanics,. participate In a new, educational to Glastonbury And east to Frank­ nponsored by , the Recreation De­ btlon of a federal hypodermic neWle, He said preaent plans are to Christmas Handbook; Ryan, The lin. ‘ la tlo n ^ In this presidential and congres­ A&P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER-261 BROAD STREET The newly-formed Couple’s Club begin at S p.m. wflh class sessions, award program epondorW. by the partment will be reeumed this Jlristead, he said he Intends to or sustained financial transfusion. have the ninth grade attend high Longest J>ay; Skinner. The Ape in There were eight fatal accidents sional elecUon year, with Republi­ school in the afternoon, with other 'of Our Savior Lutheran Church followed by a supper and assembly. lianufacturem Aasociatlon Of. Con week. ... ^ /Shcourae# regular dlscuislona be- cans sure to hammer at peace and . the educational process . . can­ Me; Thomas, Mathematics Made in the troop's area during the Junior high dances will be held not be made to leap ahead by classea held in the morning. This will hold its first meeting Friday at A special program will be featured t : / tween management and labor, out­ prosperity campaign themes, Ei­ 8 p.m. at the home of Jdr. and Mrs. each Week during the ^assembly Easy; Trapp, Family on Wheels; necticut (MAC). year, a drop from 12 In 1968. Dur­ at the Weat Side Recreation Cen­ craah, centralized government, ac­ schedule wtll be necessary for Woodfin, Of Mikes and Men. Beginning in June, the MAC side me bargaining table. In an senhower told the Democratic OPEN TUES., WED., THURS., FRIDAY AND SAT. UNTIL 9 Pill. Albert Petersen, • Deming St. program. ^ ing the year there were seven fa­ ter Friday evening for ^e eighth tion." ' two yekra until the new school dan t^ard $50 prizes to the out- effort to prevent repetition of the codtrolled congrOsa; Mia. Robert Krepcio and Mrs. Mrs." Kenneth Perrett is in •News Notes » tality free months. A total of 656 grades only; on alternate Fridays The J-ight way for the, federal be put in operation. T h e Bolton Grange will sponsor standmg^gr^uate in inanufa^ur- . steel cri.la or other major strike*. "Today our surging strength is government to assist states 4nd lo­ WiVliam Schwarts will have chairge charge of the appealed for harmony in relations settlement of the sUel dispute, ex­ consultant always available. Th^e 8 p.m. at the churcl). Mr. and Mrs. David Knight are "Rhythmic Ranglers.” Dick Zim­ student considered outstanding In dance cards ne signed to stimulate classroom con- PTA empowered .Us PTA council serving as teachers for the kinder-. An analyse of all the accidents between the White House and the pressed gratification that "sever­ Mr. and Mrs. George Potterton, mer will be the prompter. hla educational accomplishment Co-Ed swimmingwill be held at struftlon” by means of fe,d*)ral In­ representatives to requafft that l^ r te n classea; Mrs. William and In his overall record of citi­ In the troop area resulting In ser­ Democratic controlled Congress. al of the major steel producers centives. Avery St., Manchester will show Assessor Edson P.-^Herrlck at­ ious personal Injury showed speed the East SideJRM Pool every other have announced there will be no the Public Building Commission reoates and Mrs. Samuel Stitham tended an all-day meeting of the zenship and contributiona to the Quite likely with an eye to the International Court—^Tha United slides of Canada. aa one. of the most Important con­ Saturday *yenlng, 6:30 to 8:30, expected jousting for political ad­ increase in steel prices at this appoint A dam s.as consultant to Hostesset for the evening will be for primary, grades 1 through 3 Hartford Area Assessors Assn, school* Statee now accepta the jurisdlc- tributing factors, the report said. beginning this Saturday. Recrea- vantage by both Republicans and time." Elsenhower also said; ^ a t commission in high school Mrs. Ella Burnham, Mrs. Marge Mrs. Carlton Daley for junior held in Slnfisbury Tuesday. The \Frederlck H, Waterhouee. ex- tion of the Intemation*! Ckmrt of B uy Right - Buy ' Super ■ Right" Meats and Save ! Lt.__ O’Brieh ______credited a decrease tion^.'-fiemberohlp cards are re­ Democrats during the session. 'The natloftal Interest demands Justice, subject to a , reservation planning.^ ' . , _ . Csasaar, Mrs.' Lois Peterson and classes, grades 4 through 6; Mrs. group spent most of the day work eciitive vice president of MAC, Backing of the other local PTA Samuel Walker and William Coates said tq announcing the program in fatal and Injuring accidents to g^iflred. Elsenhower said; that In the period of industrial that this country can determine hjrsi Marilyn Burger. ing.on a manual for personal mptoriats "who have slowed C o - E d roller skating win resume A & P 's "Super-Right" Moats are selected for their fine quality and priced for fine groups in this move is expected as for junior high classes, grade 7 a^nd that MA^ bellOvee the awanda will “ Every minute spent in Irrel- peace that has been assured by whether specific, matters rest in­ *' Meeting Postponed property values. Leonard Rivard as scheduled beginning Saturday the new cabinet, both labor and stead within domestic jurisdiction. value. They're always tender, juicy and flavorful anpiactlce will be held tonight ican people on isaues both-domes­ will be at the Bumap-SkUmer Ms- observed at the Grange meeting which annually cornea under Hot mbrial Library on Saturday from level in one or more subjects. at 7:30jJ.m._at the Pleasant Valley tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com- tic and foreign.” attacks in Congress. But he.^called ■ In a talk bn efforts .of the Po«’ Schoot betwein tlhe team and the The president’s state of the on other prosperous natlo-''-, to 2 to 5 .p.m..,to collect taxes. PORK m'linity Hall. Mias Grace Tedford V " ; ■ He win -also be at the library on fo r m O ! Office Department to halt the dis­ men of the congregation. will serve as chairman of the lit-, m i union message sketched the ad help, saying: Shoulders tribution of lewd and pornographic Richard Smith, Wapplng. will Parcel Pi^up Service ministration’s i960 program In Jan. 19 from 7 to 9 p:m. and Jan, erary program. "No lornger is the United States 30 from 2 to 5 p.m. to reqeive material through the mall, U.S. coach the team. - ,,A miniature bazaar will also bg To Your Cpr only broad outline. 'The details in the only inajor industrial country Postal Inspector J< ^ DaSilva said be set forth m'hls Jan. 18 budget taxes. Anyone who cannot make Shop regularly week after week of A&P and be sur* (>f You'll Sovt held''St_the meeting. MemJjers are SHORT capable of providing substantial payment at the listed datee Is recent court decisions have helped Manchester Evening .H.erald asked tfl'liring^items valued at .25 message which he announced for­ itorewide values every, day — plus yearly »avingtl r e g u l a r South Windsor correspondent. El­ OPEN 10 A.M..T0 P.M, MONDAY Thru SATURDAY aunounts of resources so urgently requested to call Schwanke at his In obtaining convictions in New ceh'ta for the booths. Mr. and Mrs. mally today will call for balanced needed In the newly development WitlrAlP's York City, a main source of such more Burnham, telephone Mitchell SHANK spending and Income in the new Home on Rumsp Brook Rd. to Joseph Machie are serving as re­ NO TOLL on Balkriey or-Founders Bridge* ' ' countries.” make arrangememU for a more material. He - was introduced by 4-0674. freshment chairmen. . fiscal year, starting July 1. ’The The President stressed once ChickoirLogt “ 4f* reported scheduled spending figure suitable tlme:-..^ Sirlehi Steak Uohs to Treat more that the U S. surplus from . Skating Party Flaaned Chkkon Broostt . “ 59* Through the courtesy of the » WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS • 6 to 8 Lb. is a peace, time record—about $81 foreign business transactions has Beoelets Skrlehi billion. fallen off substantially In recent The Community Club will meet y/Oteck^fisJkM tl Lion’s Club free tickets to the Elsenhower said that despite Oie at 8 p.m. Friday a t the Firi* Oon- Fresh Pigs Foot »21* basketball game between the Red years—to a point where the 1969 PerterhowM Steok AT AVG. long steel dispute, marked by a deficit approached 84 billion. Con-. gtegational Church to go'pn a Fot Suit Pork “ 25* Embers and Porky Vieira's All- OUR U.S. CaVT. BRlWEli TOP CHOICE BEEF DEPT. skating party. In the event-that Top ReiNid StM k TV-Radio Tonight stars to ,^:playe somewhat leas ' strained period ,in the manager and town, d ^ art- The managjsr’s conferences are 8:00 Big Show 8:00 New* ' BOLOGNA lESTOIL SKVfR OUST BLUE PKICC REDUCBDI Now Cabbaigp 9:30 John Daly tl\e relationships between the. So* menta and agencies which they open to the'public.-., 9:46 Bis Show 8:05 World Today Viet Union and the free world." 8:30 Showcaae and Newsv want to attend. LESS TOIL WITH LEStOll THE frtW DETERGENT 7:00 E l P. Morgan 11:06 Music Beyond the Stars and Newt If the Soviet pronouncements Some, of the conferences have . 1 ? 1 I News. Sign Oft 12:05 News Roundup are genuine, Eiaenhower said, been set in the evening. T h e FRESH EGGS Hove Your Doctor PISTt 3 7 ' 4UA41S.-65' lAaCE-.ACKAU 34* WPOP—1416 “K SjU/lAfunSL l-Pound “there Is brighter hope of dimin­ most Important one—with the SUNtQ’YBRbOK GRADE A-ALWAYS A 9:00 New* Weather/ Austria’s Deficit lA>wer ishing the Intensity of past'rivalry Board of Education—comeCat 7 ;30 MARVEL 9:16 Ray Somers Coll In Your Prescription and eventually of substituting per­ STRICTLY FRESH-lAXO l SIZE DOZ 9:00 Lou Terry pm .,M arch 3. That Board spends "S tv a r-n r 11:00 Newt Vienna—Austria’s trade defict Delivered Within The suasion for coercion.’" But he over half of the total town budget 11:10. . . . J LoLou Terry KRISPY added; every year. ICE CREAM 1:00 Del. Raycee for' the first nine months of 1959 $134 JO ALL CONDENSED w n c —1080 amounted to 8118,000,000,^ nearly Hour "'Whether this la to. become an D eadline* SILVERBROOK p o p u l a r FLAVORS era of lasting promise remains to Here are the deadline dates: RINSO BLUE 9:00 News 6 per'cent leas than in the same CONTROLLED SUDSING FOR. THE 1 LB. PRINT 67e HALF u n C 9:l6 Weather. Sports period of 1958. Exports were valu­ be tested by actions.” . Jan. 22—Town 'department* re­ BUTTER 9:30 Suppertime Serenade Elsenhower cautioned free na­ SLUES WHILE IT WASHES . GAL J T 9'46 Three-Star Extra ed at 8700,000,000, or 2.8''^per cent PINE PHARMACY ceive and start filling out budget a u t o m a t ic WASHER ' I I g | # * e ORANGE FRESH PURE g% 1 QT 7:00 Dick Bertel above the figure for the ^compar­ M CRACKERS tions agidnst being "misled by request forma. u«ti>*c,act CONT. 4 9 " ^ 3 3 ' J U IV f c FLORIDA P. lABEL J k 7:30 New* of the World rpleaaaht promises," but he said the Feb. 1—The new grand list is .UACI AACXACE 3 9 ' 7:46 Here's to Uncle Sam able 1958 period. Imports, worth 664 CENTER 8'i'. . £ . , eg g ^ 8818,000,000, were up 1.4 per cent. United States-intends to deal with received from the assessor. e , ^ ^ 8:00 Bioadway U.S.A. DEL MONTE KEEKER - TOWN HQl^SE PEANUT 18 Oz. 46 Oz. Russia with the utpioat serlous- Feb.. 19—The town departments Mddol heaa. and agencies submit their requests V . STRAWB'RIES «of5 P.S99" Crackers it.AK*35V BUTTER Jar Can "We must strive,” he went onMi.tto^artin., F lU STAFF ORANGE JUICE DOLES - CRUSHED "to break the calamitous cycle oolf xS tkY ch i—The Board of Tax Re- ALL e x t r a fluffy HANDY ANDY MINUET LIQUID frustrations and crises, which, If" view finishes ) earinga on the grand $204.50 TOMATOES sPEclii. 4 cans 47’ Pineapplo >L. ‘ «i«.33* ■ 22 Oz. BLUE LABEL CONTROLLED SUDSING ; ^ WHOLE KERNEL \ ^ V /IV rM - -2i“.»'29c unchecked, could spiral into nu^. list. • ■ . LIQUID CLEANER, DETERGENT Cans clear disaster; the ultimat^: In- Feb. 29 tfirU March ^ 0 —Mar­ FOR THE AUTOAAATIC WASHER’ , 8.-inlty.’! . - „ ■ 1 tin holds his conferences with the STOP FlEEZniO - . ■' f INTI 3 9 '- •"‘"Tl ;J9 ' A&P CORN 4'c'aSsTW'" Hot Roll Mix BLUE LABEL : ' HORMEL'S . departments -nd agencies. ‘ 1 g . ’t* FARMS 12 Oz. Eisenhower at the same time uaci pack»6c‘3 3 ' SWANSON 16 Oz. March 28—Martin ■: presents, his f . ■ COOKED J lJ S V i 'OZ Direct From Form to You! Can made It plain he does not'expect Choice Fresh, ConnMticut Poultry Can CHOPPED BEEF . Russia to touch off an all-out war. tentative town budget to the Di­ this hMt goiS j Ann Page CANS. Chicken *•*‘**37? CUT BEETS "It la my studied conviction,” he rectors, l ■ SPAGHETTI ■aid, "thqt no nation will ever risk April '7—^The Director* hold a , J ' SHORTENINO 1 LB FRUITS and VEGETABLES w)u-against us unless we Should.be public hearing oii the manager’s • iT W h in WOODBURY SOAP WISH 25=c’Ali63= MANCMlhUR • FROZEN FOODS r- so foollrii as to neglect the defense tentative budget, then decide oh 0 0 X 0 PRICES REDUCED CAN ★ forces we now so powerfully sup- any cuts''or increases. Just Mg awR*li*a Ke 'tlo n "' elections; 7 p.m-., town court, pro­ Iba so you eon eor^ It Miy- SPRY SHORTEMNO Green Beans ^ FANCY NEW tSOLID HEAD) witere; run* sn kerooen* or Mo. In sounding this warning, Eisen- bate court; 7:70 f).m., capital Im­ 10 OZ provements, storm sewers, walks r fuel oil; plug* in any US ooH' FOR RIAllY FAST FOR BAKING AISD FRYING CHERRt PIE howsr disclosed this about Atlas A&P Cauliflower PKG FOR O AT DAIRY DEPT. # GREEN CABBAGE ^ 2 l*,. 15c ■' Intercontinental missiles now *be and'curbs, an. permanent paving. AC outlet No vent«o^od.T1iio THRIFTX DISHWASHING Large 8 in. — 1 lb 8 oz sigg Last week’s p rice* Ibe. 29c. An ecionomteal aide dish to iierve with yonr Smoked Picnic. ijOmlng opi|rntldnal: .... "— - — Marcfi 2—^7:80; p.m., recreation, lorger FU5, en'Orhods,’werk* I I * U N 30' a L i C4N 79' 1,OYC*l(39[' "REGUlAr^^" iTAC— GRADE "4” lorg, Medium ‘ PORKY i IPVA AFTER 1 t r e k k e d To Hamilton Host TO PHOTOSRAPH 1 PETUNIA 1 OLADTOSEE H LOOKS Fish Yarn through THE ARCTIC , -I-.. , ■ ' ' < Added to ZB A K)Pf 0N.*.iU6«?. WANTEP vou m a d e it, tHtOlNN6R| ‘(151': wasTe la n d s .too i CICERO'S A1 /^ - BODY IS COMING 0 Birda* homei h u b^en n*med persopnel mhn- The Zoning Board of Appeals has Slated Wednesday COMPANY THAN I Sptarflih ftger, V I RaoMlton Standard, dl- TAKEN TO-OUR-N^eAP// 7 Doubla- been augmented by three alter­ r*d UlAAi A POLICE CHIEF, 7 Skipjack rippera vialdh-.of tinited Aircraft Corp., AT A SINS SiNGj SWALLOWED IS UUle apace nate members, who have 1»oen ap­ 8 Mouths In Wbf'diKM' Mcke.'- • Oovantry votars go to tta poll ♦names was drawn up after M C REUNION * . HIS UPPER U F aS s U Speaker 9 Dwarf F V m e ity ' aa^etant personnel pointed by the board, of selectmen members Joseph. Motyka ahd W il­ Pl a t e d u r iN ^ '- - - IS Flower parU (comb, form) manajjeri Vandervoort . replaced next Wadnaaday from noon to .8 In accordaiH» with the new state p.m. to cast ballots on .the Skln-- cox again brought it up, ATUBA SOL^ 18 Plantain 10 Kind of type John.'.P: ,'SiiHtvah, a Slancheater Motyka turned to the crowd and IT Compaia point 11 Oranade law, and thus, too, providing for nkr property for a school site the S T H S la natiW wt»o laet Week was appoint­ asked signers if they would with­ ISFemalc s explosive ed tq hnad a new UAC, enterprise minority representation. town already owns. ■ ' aalnta(ab.) 12 Papal cape. 30 Kind at 40 Rsjby.spind The referendum, forced by peti­ draw, Wilcox said he tHougbt if ' revenut. 42 Ignitae In New York, a ty . Clair L. Robinson, first select 26 signers withdrew thelf nameql 30 Fctninina If Dine ^ Sullivan was. elected president tion, will be held at the North and nickname 32 Bait Indian .34 Special 44 Brief man, annoimced tlie three new Mouth Coventry flrehoueas. Voters the petition would then havV less 47 New star o f Hamlltbn-Electrona ' Inc., an 31 Warbled broadbllla aptitude appointees; Leonard German o f will be able to vote yes or no on a than the required 300 aignatiil'ii^ BY V. T. HAMLIN 35 Expunger 80 Senior agency that’will promote and Sell West St, Peter Naumec of Whit­ a l l e y OOP 33 Kaat Ipdien 24 Container question being drawn up today by and thus be invalid. 30 Note In medical the Hamilton Zeiss electron beam ney Rd.( and Joseph Jaswinski of BUT,COC,I‘M A •5 timber tree 20 Greater town counsel, and the selectmen. Harlow said he thought a rul­ (3H,DOC,nOMTBk€R, BUT LETTINfi ...AND tr WAS Guido’s scale oAeer (ab.) proces* developed by the Carl Zeiss Jonhtham Trumbull Highway at ______.YOU LIVE ONLY 03MPLICATto GENMJS! THINK 34 Quote quantity- The legal notice la scheduled to ing In court -might uphold the tX) TMW AGAIN!/ BUTON 3B Crevice' 20 Chriitmaa 38 Tranquil 81 Lqbrieant - Foundation In West CJermany for Chestnut Hill. Oertnan is In the MAYBE I PID THE OTHR \ COMPUeWfiS ENOUGH B OF ALL THE appear in tomorrow'e edition of ■ petition’s validity, but if enough . I THOUfiMTNOU, 3T Bridge holding 30 Fixed looka S3 Males machining} or Weldidg the hardest lumber business, Naumec is em­ WEREWT5CAREDOF DIE MtLUONS HAND NMY- MY PROBLm. FOREMXl know -h o w r wont The Herald. people wanted to withdraw It 1 ______SHOWED UP- HAVE IN MY 30 Hawaiian food metals. ployed by the Seminole Construc­ •hilght be worth a try. .THIS SCATTER GUN' OF YEARS A6Q BE r r r IT r r The selectmen scheduled the LIKE. I SAID.. EITHER! / U HEAD/ 31 Drona bee 1 ■ r r r r 8 1 Vandervoort, 'who Is active In tion Co. and JaSwlnskl Is a carr referendum last night ’ after a After the meeting eight people i S3 Sea eagle ' conrmuhlty affairs In Veriion and pentsr. lengthy apecial town meeting -in signed their names to It. 33 Brother of ti IT Manchester, has been a UAC em­ Robinson said the three will the Etobertson School which saw Mrs. Wenner’s motion to sup-1 OelrU ploye since 1942, starting as a ma­ IT it serve on the board. In rotation, to these things emerge: port the adiool site purchase, 34 Cylindrical chine operator for Pratt 4 Whit­ 87 Pefdition' fill 'ally' absences ,In the member­ 1. ; A* meaningless vote in sup­amended by-Ckiptr-Keller, who r r It ll 2ft ney division in Blast Hartford. ship when ttie board, Is called to port o f purchase of the J09-acre wanted the town tp reaffirm the 40 Barriers ■ ■ James Vandervoort 41 Sprite He Worked in Industrial engineer­ act on any matter; German had Skinner farm on Rt. 81. author­ purchase, .passed. Harlow sigain A HER0 ‘ & w n r ing there before and after eervlce his first opportunity to serve ized Dec. 3 In another town meet­ reminded the towiiepeeple that | WELCO/WE » 43 Used to w . He U on the Vernon . Bpard of catch Ilih In the Nevy from 1944 to 1946 as Tuesday nlght< In the absence of the vote meant nothing. H/.T-rtJ-C. w Finance, the board of Erectors of ing; Save Ca$liigij StaHps 48 Southern a flight engineer In the • Pacific George H. .Resma, chairman, who 2. Warning that a vote, to re­ Loyzim, who was ruled out of the Manchester Child Ouldance ftate (ab.) a r n r Theater. is out of town for the winter. scind the purchase would leave the order twice in hie motion to set (Jllriic, and Is A trustee of Rock­ WITH GRAND ONION’S BY DICK TURNER 40 Pradpltatlon » ■ In 1948 he was named personnel Jaswinski, a Democrat, pro­ town open to ■ possible court ac­ a referehduin date, was recognized CiCRNIVAL ' 48 College cheer IT advisor, and, in 1956. assistant to ville City Hospital. He la. also a vides the required minority repre- t J. member of the Consolidation M d tion; a third time. Harlow accepted Ws aitBBWWRA— T.M firVAP«H>P 40 Reproof the personnel manager at Pratt sentabon In the -alternate group. — 3r Writing of a nsiw peuaon for motlon,-and"lt-was defeated. This SSPnotflih l i ft Whitney. He transferred to Charter dommlttee which Is writ­ ing charter to consolidate the Regular members o f the board in­ peoiNe who wanted to take their action left It up to the selectmen 84 Genua of femi f r Hamflion Standard as assistant clude Reama, Kenneth, L. Fox, names off a petjtlon which'put the ?V e r m e e r 58 Doubletree City of Rockville and the Vernon to set the referendum date. Har­ BY A1 personnel manager In' 1958. secretary. Robert Russell and W il­ school sitq vote on the voting ma- low then adjourned the meeting P R ISC ILLA ’S POP 80 Saunter ■ T Fire District.. JT 47 H A native Of City Point, Va., liam Burnham, Republicans and dilnce; ' to Tuesday. V Q U m e A t^ YOU'D BEJ I'D IT Moatlretional Vandervoort' lives with his wUe He served as secretary of the <5ALLIVANTINaP_ ^ l o o k i n g f o r ■ w Joseph Szegda, Democtat. 4. The selectmen setting the ref­ DOWN Hi and three daughters on Lake St., Vernon Fire District Zoning BONELESS r . Orasit Exception erendum for next Wednesday after 1 WONDER ^-iWELL-ERlVoU 1 Welsh author Veriion. Board. (^AN'T CALL IT ' u The board held a - public hear- the townspeople voted down a mo­ C o v e n t r y WMAT WE'D BE] 3 Sphertf of 5T tion made three times to hold It DOINO NOW IF vQALLIVANTINGi action I Ing -In Yeomans Hall , Tuesday I WE HAD NEVER, h a z e l ... a r H night and granted an exception in that day; and 3 Hydrocarbon 1 . Confusion over what could ac­ Hunt Urges Voters MET. \ 4 African worm xohing regulations to Mrs- Wini­ 6 Jews Ask Germans fred Marmaud to permit her to tually be done at the meeting last hold dancing classes In her home night To Think on Ballot I on Woodland Terrace Rd. T h e de­ CaUed for Besdnfflng cision, which was unanimous, was ■nie meeting . was originally Coventry School Building Com­ BY FRANK O’NEAl. called by .petition filed Dec. 21 SHORT BIBS For Special Police I made in- accordance with the re- mittee Chairman Bertron'A. Hunt I vised zoning regulations which containing 21 names. This petition cautioned voters to be certain what YAK-YAK-VAK-YAK-m M ID rr! 1 VlOflt’ W W went Into effect Dec. 14, 1959, said c a ll^ for a vote to rescind pur­ AN& Kenneth Fox, who acted as chair­ chase of the Skinner property for they are voting on before they cast YAK-VAK-VAK-VAK-W, (CoBttnoad Iren Page One) TOP and signs “ Liong live the Nazi man. 'The exception is n ot. t«n s-. a 700-pupll ' junior-senior high their ballots In next Wednesday’s youth” were painted on a syna­ ferrable to any other person nor school. ^ ^ferendum on the Skinner School others are being held there after a gogue and two buildings In a fash­ However, a second petition filed OR neo-Nazi youth demonstration, to any other location. ionable district Tuesday by Carl O. Hicking, who site property. ! A 35-year-old German was ar- Long Deotred Buenos Aires, Argentina— The also filed the first one, superseded The referendum was scheduled'l ‘ rested and questioned today- tn This marks the end o f a long BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Initials of the. Ku Klux Klan, his original ome and made any last night after a town meeting. BOTTOM LONG SAM Giessen after four lerge swasUkas along with crude BwasUkas and puU for the privilege o f holding OH-I PIDNT TELL action taken last night meaning­ It asks that the town meeting vote OH,tKm£Kittm '■ F WILL ee 6REAT, AtOTHE* - ' anoletmsseniusSQAR— and symbols of Hitler's SS Elite anU-Jewish alogans, appeared on classes in her home. When the U i. CHOICE LIKE SERSHWIN -AND BERNSTBM ff J YOO.THERES a less. State law says a question of Dec. '3 approving the 109-acre / SOoamoi . I KNOW IT WILL?ff EVER Corps were found painted outside walls In a sccUon lalgiely populat­ Marmauds- built a new Home they HAPPY frr COLE SINCE we MET- rVE BESOEP he plavep the OPENWS STRANSE 6 IRL- installed the proper facilities for must go on the machines if 200 site on Rt. 31 be rescinded. The a U.S. Arm y barracks there. A ed by Jews. polls will be open at the North and ARMOUR STAR HAS eCSUN TO HIMTOeiVEOPWRiriN© AOVEAENT FOR AE TDPAY- WH0 5 SICK" AT U.S. officer said Die Swastikas a dance studio. But after she start­ qualified persons sign a petition. HIS STUDIO-- Fratioa—At » ^ 50 homes of WlJRKONHIS SCORES FOR 6ROAPWAV ITS SOFT AND LOW. IT looked “pretty amatouyikh but the 8 ed her classes the Zoning Commis- Hicklng's petition conUined 225 South Coventry fire houses from DIONT WAKE-HER— Jews in thp^old section of Paris noon until 8 p.m. ’The public notice f ir s t SS syml^ls looked sub though they jsion notified her that'zonlng regu- valid signatures. SWIFTS PREMIUM were sm «^ d with swastikas early syhphonyt were painted by a pro." I lations would not permit her to The referendum was forced a f calling the meeting is scheduled for | woJt?: AKflf/YAK-MMC- The ameac campaign—ewasUkas today. Police scrubbed them off. hold them In the A A Zone. A long ter Hicking filed -a petlOon- Tues­ publication tomorrow. In ifehtpeUier, a swastika was YAK'W-YAK-SAK'>MK and alogans abusing Jews—kept court action followed, but the day which superseded his petition In a statement given to report­ up iqjorsdlcally in scattered sec­ 0^^•.ntchoA m-t 11-11_w on . — a _ marble______g- plaque » out- school remained closed, when in of Dec. 21. which set the stage for ers after the town meeting Hunt e x t r a l e a n s m o k e d N -w ------" Side a vUIa used isa Gestapo head tions of the world for the 15lh July 1956 a demurrer filed by the last night’s meeting. had this to say: “The bond for quarters during the German occu­ deed has been signed for this prop­ SHORT | L 1C day. PoHce in all countries affected Zoning Board o f Appeals was siis- The voters ^passed a motion pation In World W ar n . The tained by the Superior 0)urt. Not erty. The warrantee deed has been kept up their hunt for the pajnl- plaque was put up- as a reminder made by M rs»»velyn Wenner who SHARK bnndi emearerS and also spUight until March o f this year did the turned over to the Town of C ov-1 / t h ^ iFrenchmen tad been tortured insisted that action had to be entry and the town definitely owns ' Pork Shoiild TM, 01 Pit 'VW, to 'determine w h e th e r'^ T e was Marmauds appeal for an' excep­ taken on Hicking’s first peUtion as f IMA »r S«'vEt OT.'«0«*e.T4MN*MC«>«k\ and Antwerp.. •" * voting maclilnes. He later allowed AND I THINK Z KNQW HOW....' lOT [ahed around the lake, have caused HOUSE COFPEE m a s t e r 8cow Radio said Mrs. Wenneris motion to go to the In Morning Fire SHADOW... ' outbursts In the the water level In Columbia Lake \ floor for discussion after asking I - I ..AND H E linited States and Britain to rise about a foot since the gate «Y5 In the dam was closed In the mid­ that Roberta Rules of Order be Town Fire ComiMnlas I and 2 YOU'RE- r about as dangeious as a “ slight Two Local G irls' FLORIDA PINK SEEDLESS dle of December, according to followed, and after ruling out of extinguished a fire early this mor­ cold to R healthy person.’’ order a motion by his fellow rep­ “ But wbat is just a slight cold Foimd in Virginia Raymond- Clarke, gate attendant. ning which started near a deep-1 He openyd the gate 'IVesday morn­ resentative Stephen Loyzim. Loy- well fryer at Butch tad ’Tpny> to Britain and the UilA.. is a bad slm 'made a ipotlon before Mrs. case of cancer to Weet Germany," ing and will keep it open until the Drive-in at 937 Center St, former- ‘ Two of four teenagers mlaslng water level Is down to a point Wenner that the referendum be-set ly McRay's, GRAPEFRUIT 5 S.3 5 ' declared Nikolai Andreyev in an Jan. 13 from noon to 8 p.m. f-y EngUSh-Ianguage broadcast. elnce Monday from Manchester, where there W^U be no danger of Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason eeinaw ice damage to piers and retaining Once Mrs. Wenner’s motion was Some Jewtrii leadere have de were reported- found today In said the flames burned the wall walls.. He will be guided In thijf by opened - Tor discussion, questions BY JOHNNY HART dared that the outbreaks smacked Portsmouth, Va. behind the fryeV and burned a hole FRESH ' measurements on a stake he has flew from the floor. in the ceiling. Flames also scorched B. C. of a revival of Nazism and showed The parents of Cheryl Ann W y­ placed at the dam which will tell State Approvals a range hood on -the wall. TENDER Ig signs of an underground fascist man, 14, of 37 Avondale Rd., and him exactly howlnuch it lowers in BY ROY CRANE movement. , Others have branded School Building Committee mem­ No one was in th'q building at GREEN bunch I BUZZ SAWYER Patricia Garey, 15, o f 42 Seaman the next day or two.'He. said the ber Robert Wilcox read a, letter the time and the fire was spotted BROCCOLI the anti-Semitic displays as the Circle, were notified their daugh­ contour of the land aroimd the lake from the State, Department of by Mrs. Vera Tischofer of Eaai 6UE5S THE AOMIRAL'e GOT A 0000 REASON ' so KEEP eiOJC TO HIM. WATCH Hl5 8IENALS. work of hoodlums, malcontents ANP, FOR PETE'S SAKE,REMEMBER YOU'RE ters had been found. They left for la such that on some property the Health appooving the location of Hartford vCtoo was driving by. She ,x . RMWTOBiff,'' FOR WANTINO YOU TO MAKE THIS DIVE TO and crackpots. T ^ r e also have Portsmouth this* morning to get THE RUSSIAN .SUB, COR. SAWVER. BUTOtB:, .OIVINGTD t t f PIET... water rising a foot makes no dif­ the school on the Skinner site from phoned the Fire Department and 1 M f WTVS PUT TOS been suggestions that the Com­ ^them. ference and would not move back UHOSRWRTER PAINT , JONES HERE IS AN OLD HAND AT PEEP WKtVBIWTIME a sanitary p,oint and said the State an unknown person later, turned COMING UR OR TOU'U munists sparked the outbreak in Manchester Police were notified more than three feet, but at other WATUnSOVOUCAN PVIN6... Weat -Germany to ^credit Ad­ Board of Education concurred; In a box alarm. The fire dis­ 6ET THE fENDS.' by Portsmouth Police at 6 a.m. points it would send' the water Another SBC member,^ Dean SORT OF SWEEIEIT enauer’s government.’ covered about 12:15 a.m. 4 THE HULL OF today. back, more than 25 feet, he said. Wiley, pointed to a map set up in Mason could give no estimate of A West German Government Last year he found It necessary to /■ THE SUB. Still miaeing are John Plossay, front of the auditorium and polnt-^ damage. He said firemen haA the / spokesman said • yesterday their 16, of 38 Birch St., and Jaqueline open the gate eight times during ed out the 14 sites considered by flames under control in a-botJt half BIG 1 0 ‘ SALE! Investigations had failefl to un­ Hjalmeor, 16. of .123 Waddell Rd. the winter to keep everything out the School Building Committee. an hour. cover evldOhce 'of an organized Police. saM they may be together of danger, * He gave the acreage and cost of 1 0 = campajin agatast the Jew's in Ger- and may be >in Plossay's father’s Skating Is Here each site and the names of the per­ Date Crop Smaller MOTT'S APPLESAUCE many< car. The car was reported missing The clear cold weather following sons offering them. Italy’s Fascist party, the Italian at the same time as the girl and the rain, has made good skating ■Wilcox said the SBC considered Baghdad—Iraq's 1959 date cro CONTADINA ^ Tw4s AAS* BeeTT eat. Spdal Movement (MSI)', quickly the boy. They have been going Ice aO Kozelka’a Pond at Colum­ all of them and agreed, that Skin­ t . ? i o = ^ n ie d any role in anti-Semitic in- totaled 330,000 tons, far belov TOMATO PASTE BY DICK CAVALLI together in recent weeks, poHce bia Center. The Kozelka’s flood­ ner's property was best suited for /cldenta In that country long under 1058's 470,0<>0 tons. But because of MOR'l’Y M EEK LE were told. light the area in the early .evening a^achool. He made a plea for the I THINIC X LIKED fascist rule. The party newspaper, and the young people galhe* for a large carryover the amount FRBSHPAK " i l r 1 0 = LIFE I6 UU6 T IT BETTER VYHEM Plossay is also said to have an ^eo^e. to “stop b’ ■ available for export was nearly as] TOMATO SOUP A MONOTONOUS • IW3A ' n Secolo, said the MSI has “ never the much loved spprt. start planning ahead. I'LL BET IT WAG DULL/ taken an actloq nor uttered a 'word accordion with hlto. large.as in 19S8. Eighteen thousand BY LANK I.EONART r HAVE THE JjUCCESSION'OF .Xy4MLU Business Promotions In responje tp a question, SBC l 6 o z . ^ Q ^ MICKEY FINN I p l i OUTirTRETCHED which could permit anyone to call Two promotions announced In tons are to be shipped to the United FRESHPAK DULLEGT- chairman Bertron Huht told the States, 13,000 to Russia, 6,600 to can HANDS WITH It antl-Jewish." the’ business world in recent PORK and BEANS JOB IN THE meeting that a bond-for deed was Canada, 8,000 to the United King­ (WORLD QUARTERN .N ew Incidents included: weeks, are of inte'rest to local signed Dec. 24, binding the town IN THEM . dom, and 6,600 to Australia and KLEENWAY Copenhagen — Swastikas were Local Stocks people., to buy the property. First Select­ New 2!aaiand, S l i l 0 = \1 found on a housis-bslonglng to the DaVld H. Hunt, son of Clayton man Richard N . . Galinat backed LUNCH BAGS royal castle at OraastSn, close to ? t - ■ E. Huht of Columbia Center, has up Hunt’s statement by saying the Danlsh-Gm-man border, and Quotations Furnished by been named chief engineer at the Town Counsel John S. G. Rottner’i FRESHPAK 10= Others were smeared on buildings Cobum 'ft MIddlebrook, Inc. ^ Spencer Turbina- Co. of Hartford. opinion Is that should the referen JVOTICE TABLE SALT . !S£ i- of German And Danish rowing Bank Stocks Hunt, who Uvea in Simsbury is a dum decide to rescind purchase of clubs- graduate of Worcester Tech. He the property, the town' would be In accordance ■with the require­ FRESHPAK ^ T O P j i; ' Bid Asked ments o f'th e Zoning Regulations Vryheld, South Africa—Two 3- Joined thP company ih 1964 having open .to possible court action. MUSTARD ^rio= (Donn. Bank and Trust for the .Town of Mantaester, Conn., PAY foot swastikas -Were painted in previously 'been chief engineer at ■ “ Town' ■ counsel advised us , to Co...... 43 43: the Zoning Board of Appeals will white on the streets. I t vvas the the Colonial Blower. Co. in Plaln- sign, a bond for deed and we. did. To a i Hartford National '. hold a public hearing Monday eve­ fourth such - incident in South I f anyone had wanted to stop legal brands n o = Bank and Trust Clo 36 38 ville. He Is a native of this town: ning, Jan. 18, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. In GREEN SPLIT PEAS fi tfMt hy Nf * t M. Beg U.l. F>1. Qfl.,e^^ 7 Africa this week,, " ' Fire Insurance Companies is married to the former Margaret action being taken, -they should Jacksonville, Fla.—Five s\vas- the Hearing Room o f the Munici­ OLE Aetna Fire 73 76 Reppenhagen,. .who taught .school ■have gotten an injunction. There pal Building on the following ap- BY, L E S L IE / tU R N E R tika-llke symbols -were painted on was no injunction,” Galinat af­ FRESHPAK .1 Hartford Fire ...... 300. 220 here. They have lw;o children, pllcaUons. STATE. H EARING WHITE POTATOES 10= c a p t a in e a s y "th e Jewish- center synai:ogue last National Fire ...... 144 — David Jr.,' and Allison. firmed. INDIAN LEOCMO 5AY THI5 , 'ATLEA5T ^ ^'nlght. Police said the ^rms went ALSO. IT'»5 NAU«W Phoenix Fire 83>4 Joseph B. ■ Bums, attorney for Seeks Withdrawn Morrison's Atlantic Service; 288 WHERE BK3 5HlP 5IUK'. WE 00 the rayerse of the Nazi s l ^ —like Puller Brush Co. has been elected . The third pention loomed on the ASHORE. SUEP DRV SROUMPl that of,the American Indian—and Life and Indemnity Ins. Cot. West' Middle Tpke.’; Bus. Zone III. »MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK .RIDGEWAY secretarysawatary xoto methe nrm.firm. uumsBums isIS a horizon nori:^un when wucii .^pti Walter Keller Special Exception is requested to appeared to be-ft pyapki.------__ ttna_ Casualty ..,.2 ()8 ':» 216. l(^dent(orVeBtHartfordrwtth”aTA8k e d "if1t~w^re-pt08sibIe~for-peo- Aetna Life ...... 8««4 have Limited Repairer's License OONtJU W90W wyiCH WELL, THISAALISr ■ (-7, ^Vancouver, B.C.^A swastika summerA*. residence,ekwat/lAn/^A 4nin Columbia ‘ f for ftW ftlft!pie fA to MuifVlHvAW. withd/Mw DlfliP'nAniCfl their names irOilT from s : . 'm ? Conn, General ...... 348 and Certificate of Approval for AMR.AB8RNATW yHOUSE HE LIVES IN? DONt ^ ^ BE THE PLACE} KKtyeiuaY arid slogana abusing Jews were a number o# years. His two yoimg the rOferencum petition. ” It- hasn’t Canned Sale! iat w V Hftd. Steam Boiler . 85 • ,90’ same. WORRY.; found written' in red dye. on the been presented yet and we haven't CALLED ABOUIA I-.: 1^ ' Travelers ...... 84 H 87 V4 daughters, ShAlla and,Jo-An,' have Ponticelli ft Krebs; Stqck Place: building housing the Cooperative become well known In the commu­ accepted It; so wjiy not ask them Industrial Zone. Special . Exception Commonwsslth Federation, Cana­ Public UtUitles .4; -; MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM LEAKY PIPE IN . < - ^ nity. t to withdraw their names If they Is requested to have Repairer’sJUL- HIS lASEME^. da’s Sociallit par)*. TOe B i^s Conn. Light f t Power 21',4 -23^ want to?’-' Hftd. Electric Ught 63^4 '. 66% Next Week’s PTA Meeting cense and Certificate -of Approval , Colunibla RTA will mqet in Por­ Harlow replied that he dpubted for same. Hartford Gas Co. .. 40 i . « -> this cpUld be done. " It has been V t o m a t o e s . I.. 1 Southern New England ; ; ter School Tliesday nigh) ta ’ Sighy A ll persons Interested may at­ o'clock. The teachers wUl’^rovlde presented- to me legally here. If tend this hearing. 16 oz. PLUMBING Li .C Telephone ’ .. .-*4'4t4 46% the program fo r the evening. M rs., anyone wanted to withdraw their ZONING BOARD O f APPEALS! CORN . . . PEAS V. CO. m ponies cans ManufS|03HriBg Co John Tettelbach, vice president, names before 8 o’clock tonight Daniel L. Hair,'Chairman f o o Legal Notice r , ' Artow, Hartl Heg. .. , 73 wll) preside In the abeence oiC Mrs. (whan the meeting.opened), yes:” Eklward M. Saari, Secretary lEANS ... BEETS Aesoeiated'ilprin*,... L%% J23% 21 Knut Barstrom. This question was dropped while Advt. No, 63 Bristat rtaa ...... 5 18% '1 3 4 12 - ^ Roaming Dogs discussion on Bhe site resumed. b**"*-^ SlSIR^ 'This is to five -Hotlc* that i, JOHN I HOIdESTEAD BRAND 'F- DKVANNEY JR., oi'63 Tafmer 81., Dunham B u sh ...... 8 %. W a lter' Kokoazki, dog warden, Kicking ,wps asked to rise and “ n r Em-Hart ...... Sj. Mancfteeter, have filed an application issued a reminder last night to tell his side of the controversy. Ha n : . Q BY PETE HOFFMAN dated December. 81. lOM. with . the Fafnir Bearln.v___ '. 64% said he circulated’ the petlUon be­ J E F F COBB Liquor Ckmlrol CommlaelOn fop a -Gro. Landers Frary Clark 19% residenta concerning rpamlng dogs. lA MUMSV.DOlHAFTr / oery-Beer Pefmlt for the sale of alco­ This Is-against the law and any cause he felt that not Mough dis­ WINDOW SHADES THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE B\ WILSON SCRDGGR AIN'T SHE holic liquor on the pretnlSes. 317 High­ H. B. Machine .. .a .. 2 i SMILE FW THESE . V DONT WUSEETHE picked up may cost their owners cussion was held on it-. Dec. 3. MINUTE MAID FBOZEN CUTE ♦ land 8f.. Manchester. '• NortI) and. Judd .... 35 However, he did hot ask questions I ’W «JKRV. MR. cbOMBS l« r WOULD VOO A^IC HIM TO CAUL / i I SMELLED TROUBLE THE k'LLCALL PR. 1 THOUGH! The business Is owned by Hlghlahd Rogers-^rp, (B) 15 a 82%' fine, should the tdwn LONG WEARING . 6 ^ Z . ■MWUTC-THEY-WALKeD-)W.^0O6te5...CAa Park Market, Inc., of 317 HiKhland St., last night. . ' " ■WOT. IN. WOULP VOUCAFC-TO Stanley ^Works' New-22 -prosecute. He also pointed out the LEAVEAMCSSA667 WHAT ARS you 60IW6 TO ) HIM AMD *T A a danger o f dogs on the highway-" A t one point he meant to say INtERSi^ATE CLEANTEX cans Terry Bte'atn 38 that people should read what they DO? r ^ ^ HIM.', Tanner S‘- to the animal who Might be killed^r 'i’brrlngton 34%: 36% sign, but what he actually said 2 5 Made to >Oriler Dated JjinU;^y'A. J980. Veeder Root’,....,.. 53 66 [a family pet was last Saturday and .to drivers who try to avo.ld resulted in near pandemonium. In ■ YVlA Your llolleTt '' -The. above quotations are not-tb reply to a statement by. Rlchnid LIQVOB p e r m it hitting them- NOTICE OF application be construed ak-actual markets. Gronbaok that some things Gron- FULL LINE OF UUHTOM This is-to five notice that L ROBERT NANCY LYNN ■ F, BIGELOW.- pT.aZlO.c*Ao- MJ4l^V» 'In'.St.. Glae- ■ *' ■ ■ , ’ ■ I Manchester Evening Harald back was told .by the petitioner VENETIAN BLINDS tonbury. hAve.ti!^ application aated were not so. Kicking said: “ I had pecemoer ' iftS. ’ Wtn the Llauor 1% I ! • - I'fe I I Columbia correspondent Mrs. Oon- Control ComiTitMidn-for a Gr0Ofsy*B«cr vrilM ie R ecords wepbone Academy my attorney draw up tta paper permit »iijth*'Sals.of alcoholic liquor showing the Intent Of the petition DANISH COFFiE RIHG 35< w on the prei^wes, 97^ Main. fii.. Man- that was-typed sA the top of'the E. A. JOHNSON Warranita' I^eeds sheet where everybody could see ‘?*The*'6w ^ , s j* '■^gP Benjamin Franklin^ then Hrit- "Pricai Effeefiv# Thru Sat., Jah. 9th. W a Ratarva Tha Rl9 ht To'Limit^uantiH#f.» Food BteSrls. M,?Tf M*^ T ii f Charles and Genevieve Oder- ain’a -deputy, postpiaster on the I t 'U anyone was sucker enough PAINT 00. V mann to OgM ta d Forest -Enter­ Horth American continent, estab'- to sign I t . ..” He was interrupted r Gla.tonpiir^^^mltt|.^^^^^ prises' Inc.j .property on Eldridge Ushed the ftrst, post office In Que­ by laughter at this point. 72.') Miain St., TeL Ml 9-4501 SL. I bec just before thb Revolution. The petition for withdrawal Lx . Dated Decembel^ 31. 1959.

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EV^NlNG-gERALDi -MAKortiiit^TER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY face ten Boxing Decision BOWLING Lou Fontinato SelloM Crowd Arizin Content EAST SIDE. MIDOBT8 Redr% Handler In a single tilt in the Polies A To See UConn " y t ’ COMMERCIAL TEN FIN Firemen’s Midgst League at the Aud Bob Hull PARKAOE HOUSE LEAGUE c StainidUigs As Second^ Cog East Side Rec last night the standtaiga 10 Pin ExhibiUon Prbtests Order • Pumpers, pacsd by Bob Hamilton, And Cr,OSS Tilt W. L. Pet. W. I* P et rolled over the lowly Hoteman, 88-' Assessed $100 Vernon Esso . ••...... 29% 17% .*28 CarteFs 2«% Chief HaBtown will »>e A.B.A. Tool 25% 14% .683 With Warriors 19. Storrs — Unlveraity of,Connec­ Stanek Electric — 26 £1 .888| . With Hamilton ripping the nete Hartford Light No. 1 M W -831 eesiter of attrahtlim at the Park* Little Joe's Texaco 23 }7 .575 O f Ring Doctor New, York, Jan. 7 (/P)— A ticut basketball team makes its ade Lanes Friday afternoon be­ 0 tle s Service . . . 21 19 A25 Philadelphia, Jan.\ (Jh—-Rookta for 12 polnU, the Pumpers got bid for top standing in New Erfg- Standard Coat ...... 24 - 23 .511 away, to an early lead that they blooaesB, stick-wieWing draw Hartford Ught.No. 8 28 24 .489 tween 4 and 5i30 when he ap- Green Manor .... 21 19 .525 Wilt Ohiynberlain of Philadelphia land befqre a sellout crowd of peara bi aa exhibition match Chicago, Jan. 7 (ifP)— There has shoved veteran teammate Paul never, lost and had little trouble In between Chicago’s scoring ace Sears Roebuck ...... 22% 24% .479 Fleet Ldibe. Service 21 19 .625 4,500 fans here Saturday night, and clinic. All yonngstenMbrb Burnside Auto . . . 19 31 .475 was as much action in the Chi­ Arizin into the shadow* In Na­ winning their second game after Bobby Hull and larruping playing the Crusaders of Holy Green Pharmacy ... 2a 25 .468 having loat.'thelr first three. Bill Mitchell Electric . . .16 31 .340 Invited to watch the fnll Wood­ Roy Motor! ..... 17 28 .426 cago Stadium -ring after the tional Basketball Assn, play but Louie Fontinato of the New Croes at the Field House In aii 8 ed Seneca Indian and t* receive Arizin doesn’t mltld as long as tha Johrieon and Bob Martena each o’clock cohte»t. All tlckeU^were Oorrentl Realty .1 6 24 .400 fight last night as there was tallied with nine points also In the York Rangers already has Results: Vernon 2, Light No. .1 2; tndlvldnal Instruction. Willie’s ...... 10 *0 J50. duribg it. Unbeaten Carl Hub; Wsfrlors arc wiiining. cost the National Hockey L e ^ e sold out earlier this week and Mitchell 3, Standard ; Stanek 3, - There Is no admission cltarge, "It doesn’t'bother me,” the for­ winning cause. For the Hoseman, 1 ■tars *100 apiece. „ . ..HI.'./ there will be none on sale the Sears 1: Green 2, Light N6. 2 2. Adults .are also bulted to bard of Philadelphia was mer Villanova All-American said Ricky Smith (7) set the pace A.BA. pulled up to wlthlp one while teammate Ronny La Bonte Whether there will be further, night of the game. Fans will be the exhlMtibn/' awarded, a .seventh round technical last night after he dumpefi In'34 Top scores were turned In by; game of league leading Carter’s knockout over Stefan -Red), a one­ punishment If up to League 'Presi­ able to keep up to .the minute on points to lend the Warriors to a (6) followed. the acUon, however, since it will Stan Banavige 222-525. Sherwood bv beaUng the Chevy men. 2%- time refugee from Hungary who BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE dent Clarence Campbell. Hill 206-617, Randy Brown 180-180 g r e e n j b . l e a g u e 1%: Little Joe's trounced last 121-101 victory ovhr Western Divi­ Campbell. In Montreal, said to­ be broadcast over radio station now lives in Passaic, N. J. 'South Methodist defeated B'nal 518, Armand Nourie 189-509, George Standings place Willie’s, 4-0. In a battle for The decision had chain reaction. sion leader St.. Isniis in the night­ day he would consider “Whether WTIC, Hartford. Cushman 175-176-616, Tony Giraitis cap of a. Convention Hall double-• B’rlt'h. 45-31 and Don Willis Ga­ W. L. Pet eighth place, Roy dumped Cor- Redl’fl manager. Husky Lou Duva. rage defeated the Remnants, 47-38, any further acUon need be Uken Coach Hugh Greer’s UConn 222-618, John Koenig 190, Ed Bolln- rentl’s, 4-0. In another battle, for header. It ./as their fifth straight when he receives formki Huskies didn’t look too Impres­ Memorial Store ...... ‘3 '0 1.000 made a bull-liUc rush , Into the last night. . u sky 188 Clem Watson 176. George sixth place. Fleet Lube took three ring, fmiou.sly protesting to Ghair: victory. Boh Pettit was high man Saturday from the game’s offi­ sive as they overpowered New Woods, 183, John Anestis 179, San McCarthy Bnterp, 1.000 for the hawks with 24 points. In the first game, B'nal B rith 1.000 out of four from Burnside ahfl rtian Frank Oiln-ier of the Illinois held South Methodist on even cials. He received a telephone re­ Hampshire, ■ 75-52. here Tuesday. Mlrablle 182, Bob Arondt 177, Paul Dickenson's ...... Green Manor pulled up to a /tle Athletic Commission, sitting at In the opener. Jack Twyman port last night from Referee Vem But Connecticut was In complete Taylor 182, and Dick Relchenbach Red Ember 1.000 connected for 30 points to- boost terms for three quarters but with .677 for fourth place by taWiUL.* 3** ringside. Dave Huntington hitting from the Buffey right after the game. command all the way employing 178. Dart’s Dai decision from Cities. ^ ^ Cinrlrnati .to a 129-113 triumph Both Hull and Fontinato were fundamental play* and not show­ North End Phar. .. . .2 .677 The sudden emjing sent the over the New York Knieks. This outside the margin increased. High point men wyt in great .sparce gathering of 470 fans, into tossed out of the game by Buffey ing any of tha offensive trlcka V W WIVES LEAGUE Yankees ...... 2 .677 Was the only action in the league. Huntington (14) and El Cash (18) ;333 abundance. Vln Bqdmlnl put to­ fits of boos. at the end of the first period when cooked up to use against the Standings L. T. W o o d ...... 1 ------Wilt Takes Over , ...l. ' led the Methodist while Adler Dob- McBride Sport Spot .1 .333 gether singles ejfr'’T74-lT7-322 for Redl had been knocked down tn kin (18) kept B’nal B’rith in the they began slashing at e^ch other Crtisaders. — W. L. Pet. Red S o x ...... ,----- ’. . .1 .333 a 577 triple, Rws BronW W t.the the siv.th'round with a-wild Hub- I.rfi.at year it was Arizin who thick of things. with their sticks like a couple of The Jesuit school missed a bid Spatulas— ...... <6 io .821 knlghU of old. V No blows were .625 Senators ...... 0 .000 night’s high-'bf 221 as well aS a hard left and took a .mandatory usually emerged the high scorer In a battle for first place, Don to hit the nstiohal limelight at Double B oilete...... 35 21 189, as wirt of his 557 triple. Bob eight count while on his, knees. and.grabbed off the spotJIght. But landed and ho one -was hurt, ex­ the Dixie Classic in Raleigh, N. C„ Rolling Pins ...... 25 31, .446 S. Alerla ,A Son .... .0 .000 Willis, -with a big third quarter W. T. Grant ...... 0 .000 Bermanfa 542 triple included sln- When he arose, he waded Into this year It has been Chamberlain, defeated the Remnants. All the cept finandally. The ejection ."for during the holidaya, but the Cru­ Flying Sauders...... 24 32 .429 Plenty of Hardware ior Hushie Football Acc attempt to Injure” cost each auto­ .339 Tigers ...... 0 .000 gles/« 203 and 181. Other scores Hubbard with lefLs and rights. the 7-1 Kansaa All-American. ' North Enders entered the scoring saders can still boast of a fine 7-2 Coffee C u p s...... 1 9 37, W5*fe rolled by: Ed O’Donnell 185, Hubbard belted him with a. com­ most of the time with Arizin sec­ matic *100 fines. . record. Skillets ------...... 19 37 .339 WELCOME TO HAWAII-r—Native Hawaiians Lelani Kahale, left, and Uiulani Hewett All-America quarterback Bob Schlordt admir'e.s some of the. ti’ophie.s bo and other columin with Ray Blanco leading Highest totals were registered Id Dama 214-620, Ray Rowett bination and Redl became. grogg>’. ond. the parade with 10 points. Pave Main Excitement Coach Roy Leenlg's main at­ Wa.shington Huskies received from their,Rose Bowl victory New lear.s Day over Wis­ • Ijsst night was an exception, This was the main excitement Results: Spaitulaa 4, Saucers 0 bv: Mike Simmons 138. Milt Ploi 177. Dale Churchill 178, John ioined handa with Charlie Flowers, secpnd from left, Mississippi fullback, and All- By the‘ >bell. however, he seemed : Erickson (14) war high for the traction in the Purple lineup will Co8tanZ(? 181. Bob Roth 191, Hank consin. The one-eyed (juarterback led the Wqst CoasteWto an easy win over the Big len though, as Chamberlain was the In the New York contest won by be John (The Shot) Foley, the Bkillets 3. Pins 1; Boilers 3, Gups 134, Jerry White 127, Ron M)rfra American Billy Cannon of Louisiana State, in Hawaiian welcome as they posed in to have snapped out of it. Remhants. 119. Kraft'188. Jim 'nemey 188, Norm Honolulu Sunday.. Cannon and Flowers had just arrived via Pan American World X Between rounds, Hubbard’s han­ champs and was named most valuable pla^'er. (AP Photofax 1 ______• _____ runner-up with 27 points. • WEST SIDE JUNIORS- (Jhlcago, 2-L The game had been towering 6-5 lophomore who 1. “W'e’re winning this year with tied, 1-1, at this point, on Camille Highest singles were turned jn Sharpe 179, Bob" Hubbard 180. Airways plane tcf participate in annual Hula Bowl game next Sunday. i.(AP Photofkx) dlers treated him for a bloody Standings mlased the first two HO games Phil Burgess 177, Earl Anderson wellxunder his left eye while Dr. him and last .vear we didn’t win W. L. Pet. Henry’s SO-footer for the 4Rangera due to a apralned ankle but check­ by HUma McComb 110-110. Char- DOUBLE STRIKI EAGLE vrithout him,” Arizin said of and Ken Wharram’s equalizer lotU Granville 123, Bea' Cormier 188. Mike Denhup 201-611,. Don Irving . Slott of the commission Lea's Market ...... , . 3 1 .750 ed In with 25 pqlnta in hit varsity - Standlilgs Anderson 200-507, Hank Radww was looking Into the eves of Redl. Chamberlain; ” He'.a a-tremendoua House A Hale ...... 3 1 .750 tater in the period. Rookie Bill debut against 'Yale and followed 110, and Uz Church 110. Ring Promoter Hartford Beats (Red) Hay’s angled-30-footer at Pet. 176-502 and A1 Turklngton 196- ,‘Too Daxed’ aset -to the club. We're ft much bet­ Herms ...... 3 2 .500 with 28 mqre at Amherat. Foley .745 19:81 of the second frame gave Mei+ill’s Marit^t . 507. Oklahonta Facing "This man Is too dazed to con­ ter club this year.” Nasslffs . , ...... 0 , 4 .000 is how averaging 26.8 points in MIXED DOUBLES Man. Enp/ving .588 tinue,” Slott ‘said. Seeks New Site Arizin, who Is -in his eighth sea­ Chicago the victory. six outings. .George Blnney. (6-1) . Stasdiszs Clark M/tors .. . .588 son of NBA play, said his own best The Black Hawks’ triumph and Tim Shea <6-0) are next in ■ ' W L. ,Pct. V JUNIOR GIRLS LEAGUE Redl was restrained from an­ 66-34; Thomas Gets 39 Lea’s Market staged a last Ann-Emlp McNeill ...... S: 9 .700 (iorreiiti’i- Ins. .. .509 shot is probably the jump or one- vaulted them oyer Boston into scoring for the Hoyas. These Jun­ Standings swering the hell anB the fight ,end- quarter rally to defeat Herm’s, 31- Marion-WIn Smith ...... 3 Gup!* Grinders . .333 W. Pet. For Title Bout handed shot. He explain'^ hts ar- 28. The scoring was pretty well fourth place-with 32 points to the iors who are fine (nitside shooters MarXteJohn Cushing ...... 1 .235 ension ed. > ' . (Uaays-Herb Smith ...... 1 ntlcelll &. Sons .880 efinite curac.v by saying he juat triea "To Brutpa’ 31. . stfe rated by their coach as "pbs- Bobby Sox ...... Ijrdefi Duva then vented hls -jage. Gil, It’.s eight game.s (iown anci eight ganios to-go fin the 19o9- spread out for the winners with Evelyn-Ken Hutton ...... I take' the good shota rather than In the only other game last Pony Tails . .611 mer and Commissioner Lctu Rad- Salt Lake City, Jan. 7 (/P) — 60 Cheney Tech ba.sketball .schedule and t.he Ranger.s are .still Carl Hohenthal rS). Mike Kusiak aibly the finest pair of guards in Madetine-Toip Morley .... 1 Results: Clark 3, Engraving 0: .600 go for anything.” night. Toronto whipped Detroit, the countiy.” Shea is' scoring at a Ruth-Bob Ostrander ...... 1 Dungaree Dolls finisKed'f>discovered it did not have the full zienda were ao angered by his (8) and Bob Blanchard’ (6) lead­ Edna-John Hcdlund Correnti’s 2, Pontic-Ill’s 1; Mer­ .389 .'TVie'*’ Although the Soohera Boxing promotert) started looking looking for their first win of the campaign. Yeaferday after­ "As long as I continue to be 8 3-1, on Frank Mahovlirh’s two 17.4 pace while Blaney’a average Pixies ------New Ymk, Jan. 7 (/P) with a 7-3 record in 1959, they information on the recruiting outburst inside the ring. anX-.^- noon in Hartford, Hartford Tech iiosted a 66-.14 win, getting ing" the way. Hohenthal was in Rhoda-Georse May . rill’s 2, Gus's 1. Blue Jeans .... .389 fore a nationwide - television au­ for another site today for- a part of winning." Arizin added. charge of the boarde through goaie and saalst on the third to Is 13.1. AmtIlarTreil Laasari, University of Oklahoma, aU still won the Big Eight title and fund at that time or the Oklahorha rolling in the second’ half for theiri That's .Very satisfactory in. Itself. take over sole possession of sec­ Hllli/Ollle Janrla .. Highest pin ails were recorded Hushpuppies ... .222 dience, that they, ordered Redl’s' proposed Gene. Fullmer-C a r m e rt most of the contest. For -Herm’s,' Top Rebounders ■ Allce-CIlff Magnuson 33 .387 by B in Thur-ton 139-354, Dick reai^ .sniartinK from its worst are automatic choices to defend penalty might have been different. big margin of victory. It doesn’t matter whether you're ond place. The Maple Leaf*, have purse held up and told Duva -to Basillo middleweight > champlon- Mike Keame (9) and Doug Secor The Crusaders rely on Captain Stratton 142-376, end Ed Slowik Best singles were (iialked up by /footb a ll season in 13 s e ^ ^ s , it successfully and win the Big Now, the NCAA said in effect, if If Cheney Tech Coach Tony the main cog or the second cog. * 44 points to Detroit’s 42. What a night! 'one respectable Eight Conference berth in the Wood will disclose complete de appear before the commission to­ ship'''^ut. ■ • (6)'’,played best. Ralph Brandt (6-6) to do their 363. Lynn Chapman 88, Barbara Kny- now facea a period of ij^n- D’Ahgona doesn’t see husky John- ’ House A Hale outlasted Nas- Gordie Howe put Detr^^t ahead heavy rebounding. He and UOonn’s single or triple sc Orange Bowl. They al.so have been tails of the fund, the assohlation day. I The Church of Jesus Christ of bel 90, Cheryl Beebe 89. Ramune nite probation imposed bynhe “We just want to know what he ] ney Thomas again he won’t gel sUf’i in another closely played in the first period of the Toronto Ed Martin were among the - na­ a fixture' on the nationally tele- will review Oklahoma’s case. If Latter-Day Saints ('Mormon) re­ any gray hairs, at le/ust any more game. T^hen Big P'rank went to Salcjua 02. and Judy Hatten 88. rovrerful Executive Council of th? ,vised game-of-the-waek series for everything is OK, the university has to say about this outburst.” Athlete o f Year game. 38-26. Nasslff s were leadr tion's top 20 rebounders in the . Natlonnl Colleuiate Athletic Asan said Radzienda. "We don’t have fused yesterday to give permis­ than he already has. Thomas, 6-2 Ing at the half 13-12 but House’s work. He tied the ecore in the lec la tm -figures released. Martin was years. comes off probation. If the fun;! sion for the fight to he .held at WOMENS LEAGUE And the mlphty Sooner*^: three to put up with that stuff.” high-jumping Negro with the bulg­ puLon a full court press behind bnd period.'. let up Allan Stanley 19tfa and Brandt 20th.. Rounding But all this la gone for ao 'h- details are worse than the NCA'X the Brigham Young" University ing muscles, had a field day a; tbe In Women’s Ranks JStanffltifs . times national champions ■ under Later Duva said: "I .was just John Lucas (ID ;'D ennis Daily with a perf/ct pass in the third Porky Vieira 'T' out the atarting five for Holy definite period unless Oklahoilia believes, Oklahoma could be in Fieldhou.se in Provo, Utah, 40 expen.sfe of the inexperienced and followed With a fizzling 20 W. L. Pet. the peni\is of football coach and deeper trouble. trying ..to argue for my fighter..! (11) and Jim Curry (6) to win. Cross is 6-4 John Connors. .600 can convince Arthur Wood, a miles south of here. The BYU field- Ranger.s, The Hartford captain Brazilian PJaver footer. \ WLING White-Glass ...... 27 18 didn't cu.ss or anything like that. Dally was Strong under the boards; Sophomore Dave King wilt team Athletic Director Bud Wilkin.aon. booster of the university’s ath­ Wood, the NCAA said, has con­ hou.se seats more than., 11,000. and center scored- 39jpoints, five Walnut Rest...... 25 20 .556 .-are practically powerle.sa to do What is this. Russia, that I can’t and knocked <}own quite a few with John Pipczynskl up front ^ .533 letic program, that he should di­ sistently refused requests to make Fullmer’s Manager, Marv Jen­ more than the entire (Jheney .team Adelaide, Australia. Jan. 7 (A5— Vieira to Show/Here Kaye’s Spstw ...... 24 21 anything about the stiff penaltie.a vulge financial records ' of a re known the records of the fund on speak my mind? All of a sudden Jump shots by* Naaeiff’s. John the UConns, Martin will by at ...... 23 92 .611 they order two policemen t(i throw son, expre.sseii disappotnjnent and wa.s able to-tall.v.. He also con­ Marla Bueno’s -usually solemn face Hobby Shoppe . imposed yesterday. cruiting fund; the grounds that he would jeop­ trolled both backboarri.s. Thomas Egan (8), Fred Pariseen (6) and center with tall Walt G r / l f 1 n Cities Service . ...:.1 8 27 .400 me out of the ring. said the bout would have to’ be. broke into -a-broad-'grin today Frank Scott (4) played best in ready to help out. Capt. Jack Rose NO. 1—OFF ON THE < Under the terms of the proba Here is Oklahoma’s dilemma: ardise his own position. hit 15 baskets, all in clo.se, and! when she was told that she had Sports in Brief Turctftte’e Esso ...... 18 27 .400 tion, Oklahoma cannot participate "I don’t think Redl was dazed. staged out, of state. The most-like­ a losing cause. and George Uhl are the starting WRONG FOOT , • ’-Wood, who lives in Oklahoma Last night Wood said he con­ ly sites, he said, were . Denver., cannp(l nine free throws. In twoj been named female "Athlete Of in any post-season football games siders the matter a closed issue, He can’t understand Engli.sh very ' Y JUNIOR LEAGUE backcourtmen for Xba Huskies City, administered an athletic fund San Francisco, Milwaukee and games against the Rangers.-Thom­ The Year” in the .vear-end Asso­ Baltimore (/P)—It was a long By LOU CAMPr Kaye’s dropped into third place and ‘cannot appear on any NCAA- used for improper aid to at least that NCAA rules were not viola­ well and when the doctor was ciated Press poll. Standings time between *100,000 race vic­ with Lenny Ca^Won and Bob by virtue of losing two out of talking to him he just stood there Miami.. ^ as scored 70 poin’.,s. Former RPAA Doubles Champ; controlled TV programs. No other one athlete and improper recrut- ted and that "as a certified public Ronnie Dub'e added 14 for -Uje "That’s wonderful, - blit 1 drtn’t W. L. 1 tories for Bald Eagle and jockey Pnrkv Vieira the most fexciting scorer ever seen in these Countryman thp^op replacemmts. three to celllw dwelling Turcotte’s. sport is involved. ing of football players the NCAA accountant I, would be liable to a trying tn understand him.’.’ * Jenson said he hopes the bout winner.s, now 4-3 record-wise for deserve it -U’s too big.” said the Boland Oil . ..,^.... -2 1 Manuel Yeaxa. They won their ' W flrst Holy AKhough I’ll always teach a be­ Walnut moved into second by ' Hubbard, who was outweighed hi. Ah-Slar t e „ for the ginner to finish the delivery on his Big I>oss to I’nlverslty .said. The fund existed in the $10,000 fine for disclo.sing such in­ can be held in April. Fullmer the year. 19-year-old Brazilian girl who last Nasetif Arms ...'^ .;.2 1 first *100,000 stake in the Sub­ field, 72-5; winning two out Of-, three from b.y Redl, 147 pounds to -HS'n, now son into Manchester ^unda.v afternoon at the high school. 78-45; Nprth left foot (for a rightJiander), I This wifi cost the University, period 1952-.54. The NCAA inves­ formation on a confidential basis.” won the National Boxing A.ssn. year won both the Wimbledon and Elks ...... urban Handicap at Belmont Park *5- • Hobby, while White held It* first perennial Big Eight football cham- tigated Oklahoma in 1954-55 and This does not satisfy the N(5a a . has 19 victories, 1.5^ by ,kayoes, middleweight title by .stopping Ba­ Hnrtrnrri TrFh. U..S. ’ Women’s Tennis Champlqn- Gordon Cleaners . . . . 0 - on Independence Day. They re­ arena at 3:30 to play the undefeated Red Embers, headed by | State, 63-61; and Dart­ doubt If I’d be able to average 150 without my "lYrong-foot” stylo. place lead by beating CiUes, 2-tr - piorl.. a po.ssible berth In the on Oct. 26, 19.55, the university was "The council said until Wood Comes and two draws. silic in the 14 th found last Au­ P. ' F PI*. ! ship.s to replace Althea Gibson as peated on Vatarana' Day in the Bobby Khigbt. Vieira two weekst)- mouth, 82-77. The Crusaders lost High polht getters for tho gals Orange Bowl and- its share of the placed on probation for a two-year across with the information, Okla­ / ‘Little Gun .Shy’ gust'at San. Francisco. ( I^urziA ...... iu\ n.; queen of the court world Gordon (Jleaneri remain the only, Waahingt^Tntemational at ;^ur- ago at East Hartford notched 48 the Bed Embers but the feeling ip the Dixie Classic to Wake-j;]or- For the average bowler, I sup­ r airoi* -.r.;...... '.v.. •>M. a' were: Doris Grlsel 122, Ruth Mc­ S2np.0(10 which participating teams period. No additional sanctions on homa stays on probation, despite “This was mv first TV appear­ In his la-st fight Dec. 4, Full­ fWl 11 ! Miss Bueno, a one-time ac.honl wlnleae team in the ”Y” circuit as points -against the Goose Tatum among the Vieira rooter* Is that the eat. 71r80, and Utah, 84-92. pose ha'ving the left foot In. fropt^ ance and. I think I - was a little i DuHi' ...... pint-sized scoring whiz will be'.tqr UConn’s. record shows victofies' Intosh, 118, Flo KlQter 117, Amy in a nationally televised regular- bowl games nr TV were imposed. the fact that the university has mer outpointed Spider Webb of ( Andf*r*nn y...... }V(r^. 0 ! teacher from Sao Paulo; glso suc- they went down to defeat again Harlem Stars. 'ovides bolter balance as he re- Pirkey 115, Maude Carpenter 115, But the NCAA skid it has now been cooperating with the NCAA. gun shy at first,” .said the 23- r Thoma* ...... • 9-11 last night with the Elks taking a Viera of co'irse. needs no mv^ta- much for. the Embers. against American International, Ihe ball at the foul line with ieason game how receive. Chicago at the Utah Slate Uni­ ■< iri8 r\ny 4-.S 6 ^ ' ceedtd Miss Gibson as the world’s Nmv Yoirk (.« —Rocco Cirigll- Mary McCarthy 113, and Kay year-old Hubbard. "But I felt bet­ 1 top female athlete in the opinion lop-sided. 44-29 win. ano, former swimming, star with tion to Rea Embers players, be- An attractive Central 82-52; Yale, 66-65; New Hamp­ his rigM hand." versity Fieldhouse in Logan, Utah. 1. .Nntl^r/<...... 1 ''\^-4 Jli Peretto 110. ter, as the fight went on and when .of sports writers an^.broadrasters The Elks outscored their rivals Ohio State Unlveralty, la the new fiause last season he scored a rec­ cut Basketball League ei shire, 75-61; Boston GoHege, I begahxbowlihg almost 40 years ■ Dr. Ernest -Wilkinson, head of 13 Tnialli . / ...... „ ...... 2.5 ■16-25 66 ord breaking 89 ^joints against the H ockey at a G lance I knocked him.down in the ijixth the LDS chifrch school system, is­ ! who -participated in the poll. Miss. In every period but the third. They swimming coach at Uie New York start, at 2 with the 5^reo Polos 84-67;’ Rutgers, 74-62: Fordham. ago ifi Italy. We called the game he was on queer street. I know I Cheney Tech. (34) ■'. went ahead 15-4 with Jud Gldman Embers to knock them out of the opposing the Willimamic Nassiffs ELKSLEAGUE sued a statement on the request P. B. F PtiT’ I Gibson, now a tennis pro, had won AthleUc Club. The Brookl>"n na 80-66; and New Hampshire, 75- "bocci.” It’s similar to lawn bowl­ would have got him In the seventh 3 Menditto ...... 2 (VO 6 ' the trophy the last two years. pacing them in the first period. tlve la 26 and the youngest ever State League playoffs. He also had for second pla^e. EUJth teams have 52. The Huakles lost to Massa­ Standings ; Floors Outlast Guards Wedneaday’s Results following a board of trustees in! ing. Since there are no pins td P et if. it hadn’t been stopped. R MIkoloit ...... 4 2-4 I Maria was in the lobby of a ho- Richard .Gollmitzer and Dave to coach the Winged Foqt mer­ a great night against the. Marco but one defeat p f league play. chusetts, 60-62, and SapU Clara, knock down In "bocci” (you try to W. National I.«agiie' meeting here: 2 McMulltn ...... 4 l'-4 Polos of East. Hartford scoring 77. E^red’s Package .*..,4 .666 Slott said Redl “didn’t come to 1 Brown ...... 0 2-4 212 1 I tol here with her tennis com- Howes both started to hit for the men. 47-54. \ ' roll your ball as close as possible Toronto 3, Detiolt 1 until a good 30 seconds after the Site Unavailable 5 Bllnn ...... 1 2-2 4 • 1 panion. six-foot Christine Truman Cleaners and they got within lO points in the ani.ual Raybestos In­ The HC frosh will play ^ the Aceto A Sons ConsL .4 .666 Chicago 2, New York 1 to a ^ven spot), the 'emphasis is In Rec Feature, 69-62 bell rang for the seventh round.” ■ '"The traditional policy of the S Hence ...... V 1-2 3 I of Britain, when she was advised points in the third period but Gld­ Baltimore X (N E A ) — When vitation Toiu-namfnt. UConn yearling in a 6 p.m. p r / Capitol Equlpt . . .4 .666 0 Cinridcn ...... n (VO Spjufrl Schedule entirely on accuracy,—not speed. .600 .\merlcHn League ■Through six rounds, Judge Bill church school system has been J of the honor, man and Ed -Czamota got hot for Airman’s Guide won the Mar­ The All-Stars are made up of limlnary. Deci’s D riv e -Ip ...... 3 « KO.N'NIE .MIKOI.EIT some of the finest New Hayen I found this early training a .600 Rochcstcr’4, Buffalo 3 Doty had it scored 28-28 Under the that its facilities are not available 17 Total.* ...... : Tn R-16 34 ’’Great,” said Miss Tnjman, the winiling Elks to win going guerite at Pimlico this year it great help when I started to bowl Patten Builders' 3 Persrinalized Floors and ' Headquarters Co. tangled last Quebec 4, Providence 2 Scopp at M f 2^7-17 Hnrtforrf. throwing her arms around the. players including Gene and Jim Turcotte Esso ...... 600 five point must system. The other for professional prize fights. Much other Ranger to hn from the Boor. away. marked the firet sUkes success FHday, Jan. 8 tenpins. The technique calls for a night with the Floors putting on a last half spurt to pull out Springfield 2, Hershey 2 officials favored Hubbard,,Referee Small Brazilian. ’’You deserve it.” Davins, Toosy DelGobbo who form as we respect the integrity and /^ B est ,S<-orlng .Spree Next .start for Cheney will be of owner Hugh A. Grant, of Brad­ (Jheney at Lyman, 2 p.m. right-handed "bocci" player to .end a 69-62 victory. Jaye Mfg. remained tied for second place by Eaatern league Walter Brightmore by 28-26 and w.holesale sportsmanship of Gene Miss Bueno said, "I have aspired ford. Pa., in seven years. one of the best court combination* Manchester at Platt, .8:30. Wesmen Win, 59-56, With the second round .Ronnie Mikole'it enjoyed his he.sl Friday afternoon in Lebanon with Porky. Dick' Eksold, Henyy his delivery on the right foot. You started, five of the six teams are^ New York 5, Greensboro 5 Judge Howard Walsh 29-25. -The Fullmer, the Board of Trustees for many things in.my ’life but I Windsor at Rockville. 8:30. simply can’t roll the hall excessive­ romping to a 63-29 'w'in oyer Telso in the second contest. scoring, spree of .the season, can­ against Lyman Momqcial. a team never expected tn rate such a dis­ Last Nighf 8 Fights Tagatac, and Phil Luedee.. still close except for Turcotte’s Philadelphia‘3, New Haven 2 AP had Hubbard ahead 28-27. feels that it must continue this lhal» whipped tho local.s by one Madison, N. J. iJPt— In addi­ Tuesday, Jan. 12 On Foul Shooting ly fast when you do that. policy, both as a matter of prece­ ning .10 point.s. Bill .McMillan add­ tinction. There must be plenty of Chicago — Carl Hubbard, 147, tion to coaching duties as athletic Coach George Mitchell W'fll as­ Miinchester at Windham, 8:30. which has yet to get it* first win. STANDINfVS pla.Vers which attributed to the ed nine more, all in the first half, point in the last two .seconds of other prominent w-om'en ’In sports sign his all around-star. Knight, to ' I might have other problems, dent and principle. The Gebrge Philadelphia, stopped Stefan Redl, director at Fairleigh Dickinson Rockville at Farmington. Middletown, Jan. 7 (A>>—Wesley- but with my “wrong-foot” deliv­ Capitol downed Turcotte’*, took' W. L. Pet. romp. ' and Captain Jim Menditto added play earlier in the sea,son. who could have been selected. the thankless Job of guar(ling two out of three from Patten; .800 Albert. Smith Fieldhoufte’'^ will 148V4, Paaaalc. N. J . 7.. University here." .The Rev., Nlshan RHAM at Avon. art University capitalized on the ery, I fiqd that I setdom' commit Bolton ?lss.o...... 4 ’Tuesday night, .Taye will engage- six more. Phil Hence wa.s the only Summary: ^ Look at all the Olympic champions Najarian serves as minister of the Vieira. Knight can‘ do a excellent and Aceto beat Fred’s, 2-1. ■Headquartefs^o...... 3 .600 therefore not be available for the Tokyo —- Kenji Tonckura. 118, .Wednesday, Jam IS foul line last night to defeat the common fault-of msiiy,' over­ league leading '^nkon E.s.so. proposed Fullmer-Bamlio fight.” who. haVc set world records.” Japan, outpointed. t*o Espinosa. Knickerbocker Methodist Church of guarding and last week he tied LaSalette at Cheney, 2 —, Ar­ Worcester P o 1 y t e c h, 59-66, in Highest scores were turned In Personalfxed Floors .. 3 .600 (RSI The sports writers looked and up Charlie Stetson to one point in powering the ball, trying to "blow by: John Sasiela 153-357, Jim .600 F Pt*. 118, Philippines, 12. (For Orient in Brooklyn. N. Y. He was a mory. ... basketball. out the back end of the building.” RIGHT WRONG — Finishing the Jave M fg ...... 3 B, Common Player Pool Fullmer,-. whoyAivea in nearby still, decided Miss Bueno sh.ould he three-letter athlete at the echool. the first half and relaxed in the Aceto’ 136-369 Francis Dowds 137- Teixo ...... 200 wniifl...... 1 (M) 2 West Jordan,/Utah, is an elder Maine Racks Up 10 Straif'h t bantamweight title). Worcester’s field goal shooting delivery on the right foot may he Mn*nn ...... 1 IVO 2 rated the host w-omcn athlete. The final quarter .when the Embers ran was better—the visitors had a 38 wrong for everybody else, but not 364, Hal Burnett 351, Nap Pitcher Nike ...... 1 .200 ...... / ...... S 1-2 13 and Sunda/ichool teacher in the Brazilian received 126 of 288 votes, Perelli Runner-Up NEXT: The Big Sweei^ by August ...... J. 4 . tvj R away in their game with the per cent shooting average, while Lou.OMnpL 139, and Bill Pagan! Jr. 350. LDS chur&. s Bets.v Rawls Skwond X Marco Polos. Stetson, CenUal Eelher Woode. The first half of the Headquar­ Biirkr ...... 7 0-0 - 14 Rickey’s Latest Id.ea T h /b o u t with Basilic has not Wesleyan’s was 30 per cent. Hohenlhnl ' ...... •5 4V0 10 Philadelphia Regains Prestige The only other woman to get League leading s.corer, was aver­ Kansas, City, Jap. — The An the ■visitors brought their ters-Floors game was evenly "Fi*k* ...... y . 3 -2-4 . 8 beejy^deflnitely arranged, although I more than 100 was Betsy Rawls of Players Ajedrning Plays Fast aging 30 points a game and. ended leading -bMketball. scorer of the ZLrhft...... 2 IWO 4 ^ ^ illo is the most likely oppo­ trailing edge up to one point—67- rriatched with Jim Mofiarty hhting t^nnrah”*-...... 1 (VO Spai'tanbtirg, S.C., leading money with 17 wth mostijf them coming National Association of Intercol­ 56—with a minute left in the i i Minneapolis, Jan. 7 (/Tj — The idea, he said, is to nent since Fullmer promised him legiate Athletics is Levem Gamer, . for 12 of his 22 points while (?har^ Branch Rickey is gambling on With Villanova" and LaSalle winner of ' women’s professional in the final mmutesX’ • game. But Wesleyan’s Lamar Fra­ TotAla ...... an .2-7 63 prevent wealth from dominat­ rematch Jf he wanted one. golf, who drew 102 ifor serorld. For 11th Annual Senior Bowl - Othe’r members of the Red Em­ a mighty small man in a taU man's lie Bunce and Vin Kohen. kept the YeUo (2m 1 another revolutionary- bii.se- ing the game. He descrUied zier connected on two fdul shots to ^Floors in contention.' B. F.. Pt*. i Jen.son said Fullmer woiild like f.lare. bers powerful array include Art game. Gamer, who ,stan’ ■ *0^ header at the Palestra. in the second half, dary Roggen- Clncilnnati 129. New York 113 The 79-year-old pre.sicient of all teams on, the basis of a bi.irk scored 16 points and grabbed Wright arid Beverly Harison, bowl­ pion BalUmore ColU said his The 50 Senior Bowl players will better than 50 points. , . B6b Iglehart of Central (Mo.) Col­ and Volz .shared rebounding duties Volz ...... 4 ^ ;tr4 11 : the proposed third .major Villanova, ma.Vbe the tougher of lege with' 30.3. Philadelphia 12j, St..Louis 101 for the' Floors while Chet Morgan Runre ...... R iV2 16 drawl the two, made it eight in a row* 16 i-ebounds for Dayton, while' Bill er Sylvia Wene and teiinis star ■' squad has already mastered the bi going for the *600 which each T o , date no' team has extended GnMAfann '...... 0 1-2 1 0 1 e-a g u e detailed the pljn - Into it alao would gri play­ w'itR a 87-65 rout of Duquesne af­ (Picttles) Kennedy was Temple’.s Mrs.. Beverly Baker Fleitz. plays worked out by him and Aa- member of- the winning team will SEDANS- - HARDTOPS - -STATION WAGONS and Moriarty did the bulk of the K'‘nnedy ...... I . (VO yesterday a.s part up enthusiasm for the Con- : menl tennis at 11, defe'ated Dar­ Norm Hu^c, Joe .Shea and R*. - F pt.-* 1 under agreements Rickey slus, 82-68. - I.,. ham f(ir‘-27 in Marquette’s 98-64 have picked up our offense, espe- Kickoff for the televised game Pmky Hohenthal led .Jaye to their Morlarty ...... 9 4-4 23 tinental in Minneapolis-St. hopes to arange. He wants the BB.STAUAANT, LiEAGtilp Add Temple, Penn, and, St, -Jo­ romp, over St. Norbert (Wi.s), and lene Hard 6i4. 6-3 for the Wimble­ olall^ when, you consider the fact is set for 3 p.m. easy win over Telsn. Rurke .scored Kelley' ...... 0 -^ivo 0 Paul, a territory stilt smitten ContlpeUlal'to have a crack at sephs’ (Pa), the iftlte: beaten only NYU crushed Falrleigh-Dickinson. don championship and wfln over we have, given them more In three McGuire . 4 4^6 . 12 Standings Miss Truman in the* U.Si finals ftl Morffnn ...... f, iMt by the hope of acquiring an players not retained-by the*. by top-ranked Cincinnati,'and you days than, we would the Colts In six straight ba.sket.s from the floor 10 ■ W. L. Pet, 82-44. ^ % Forest Hilts 6-1, 6-4, . . before mlasing one and'then later Pinto. Pom ...... 1 3-.5 5 ’ existing major leagiie fran­ American a n d National' have five gpod reasons why tlje two weeks,” Ewbank said. ■ Falleti ...... I ...... Cavey’a / , ,...... 36 12 .760 Maine, a .Yankee Coherence .5 U\ 11 t chise. ' k-eagues on thair lists of-40 ac­ Philadelphia story of basketball is Currently she Is on an Aiistrkll- The North team of-Coach-Jim Rocca to Return hit on one to sink seven for 10 Rylveater ...... 1 (VO ' ■ 2; W alnut___ ...... 33 15 .688 member, but rated a small school, an .swing, pla.ving thl(i week In the ^ shots. " I 'don’t think the. Wash­ tive players. .583 a strong one again. Quakertown L«e Howell of the New York. FREE BOWLING 20 l.Toial* ...... , ington Senators ever will Ray;<( . . . , ...... 28 has ’em consistently, year after won its 10th without a I’oss, 73-33. .South Australian Championships. Telso was able to field ohlv five 13-16 . 62 He also wants the existing ..27 9l .563 GianU Is not lacking in brain­ To Hartford Ring FOR JUNIORS 8 to 18 Rrorie-rAt half 29-27 Floor*. OaJc Grill , year, with a -past heavy In Uie over Bowdoin, and Bucky Keller She alrea(ty has won the Western come In here,’’ he told Twin majors to liberalize draft poli­ ...... 13 35’ .271 power either. Howell Introduced CItians via a newn conference, ^ u b 21 .. memories of apeh 'current profes­ got six points in a late rally that Australian and VictoriaTi Titles. cies Rs another means of pro­ ...... 7 41 .146 hi* squad to the last of his plays Hartford, Jan. 7 — The one "I admit obtaining an exiat- 'Red Ember sional aces as Wilt Chamberlain, enabled Virginia Tech to nail its viding the" Continental with ■ second straiight. Southern Confer­ yesterday momjng and by now and only Antoninio Rocca and Bear­ 4 to Ing National, or American talent. Olonj, Gola, Guy Rpdgers, Paul the team was running them with­ For the. most part-this was upset, Arizin and Larry Fou.st. ence victory, 73-65. over Richmorid'. Gonzales. Engaged cat Wright. latest TV darling of Brithh to Use U.S, Golf League franchise is the fast­ -But leauge spokesmen m ^ e week. Runner'-up Walnut.took two out' missing any assignments^ est .way to get into the big Sophomore, Uliib M Service Teams Win Senior Bowl practice" began wrestling fans will form a tag 5:30 P.M. 1 i.t I I ft i it clear tjielr wisest co(irjia is . three,, from . Cavey's. to leagues.’" ' , A1 Severance at Villanova Is Toledo (8-1): -whipped Kent Los Angeles Jan. 7 jliD—Profes- team tangling with rowdies John­ not to depend on cirtls/frdlrH.... one game on the leader. sibnal-tennis ar Paincho Gonzales Monday. • ■ For New Tourney Ne^^t SunirHer But, he; .said, if Mlnneapolla; the. National and American back ■with the junior season ver­ State, •73-68, and once-beaten , Regrettable ny VaMnUne and Dr. Jerry Gra­ YOU CAN 81 SURE OF Last place Red Ember nearly sion of a sophomore-dominated Is single again hut i’t may not be ham at Foot Guard Hall Tuesday St. Paul does decide to hold ‘ but to build up pfeir own doubled its entire season’s wins Army and Navy won argaifi—tho Ewbank said it is "Regrettable IN out for an American League club that posted an 18-7 record last Cadets over .Colgate, 91-86, and for long. A divorce g’-anted Mfs. that we have to use some great M- night. This will mark the first talent and tru.st the fans’ by be.atl.ng Club 21, 3-0, and.Ray’s^ Henrietta Gonzales in December London,' .Ian. 7 - Britain is-t the new tournament toda-y. It will franchise shift,' It might-* ' be faith to ride out/the first at Arcklv;. .gard and White shook the Wild­ phoned her. from - New Y-drk the- - TEAM, 1958 PHILADELPHIA GHAMPIONS. HIS A V M GB IS 197 of the British Ryder (Thip, team, af­ .p-oiild provide for pla.ver pen­ /lea st "ft minimum- m .;or 26- . . . j - : He said he alstf-vita* pleased Wi«h tag teams on the card. Another ter his team was bdaten by the cats free midway of the first half. Georgetown -(DC), 'Witlt five previous' June and told her ha hte llneba'ckers-tljpU’s Mm Fug- ■■il), . I sions and meet other common - league’ salary,” under this Joe Heyer ahd Bob Alden set the wouldn’t return to her after com­ listed for the best two of three Americans In this year’s competi­ pla.vers' in double figures, upset ler, Misaissippi'SyKen Kirk and falls In a U g bout in which the Iron ■ expenses, i ' plan.. '* V JUNIOR BOYS LEAGUE’ pace for LaSalle, which, coasted af­ pleting a tour. DON'T MISS SEEING THIS G R^ T BOWLER j tion. ■ . KamhlrrH Triiiiii|th (^ttirge Washington. 8'6-R2, S(iton Auburn’s Zeke ^ I t h . He said he Russians, a pair o f hooded, bad ■ Standings ter breaking loose pn a 21-K) spurt Hall downed Baltimore Loyola, 69- may call on/three offensive line- PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS ARE^/^SO INVITED Rees said "I know ’•ve were as W. L. Pet. men, take on popular Puerto Rican -New Haven, Jan. ,7 tfl’i Carl for a 41-31 halftime lead. 59, and St. Mary’s (Calif) whipped men for sqnle linebacking New Eaat ’ ■ - ■ Rutgers 79, Muhlenberg 59 University Park, Pa. (/Pi—Two and M a'n^ Terrell of Miselssippl. MIDDLE TURNPIKE. HIGH TRADEDLOW PRICES Yankpcs ...... 9 7\ it/-ninth in 12 startsr 54-51, over days afte/- Penn State trounced Howell Not Crying In the) opener, a duel In which Vic The British ball measures 1.62 Hayen Blade.s tn an Eastern Hock­ ■Villanova -87, Duquesne 65 - - NYU 82, Fairlelgh-Dicklnson ^4 10 .375 Xavier "(0): Temple (9-3) whipped Scholastin Baskclball ChrUty of Los Angeles- opposes ey league ggme. Philadelphia; the .Southern Conn'96, New Be< “ Red Sqx ...... 6 Holy Cross, 46-0, workmen began, . North Coafch HoweU wqsn’t

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72 Housea for Sale 72 Lots for Sal* 73 W a n ted — RiB»1 E i U t * 7 9 •Apartments— Put*— House for Sale 32 Mousm for 9*1* ;i^72 House* fqr Sale Rooms Wlthoot Board 5S VHRNON-^iHL foot frontage In Tenements 83 MANCHESTER—8U room cape, 4 $14,500 BOLTON— Birch Moimtaln ABE YOU CON81DEKINO 'Honaaliold Gooda 81 funUahed rooms. I—$12,406—SIX room Cape., quiet $13,650 Rd, Extension. 6 room cape, 4 fin­ newest comntmltir of fine homes. 8ELUN(3; YOUB PROPERTYT Fntl and Feed 49-A ATTRACnVELY street, selling under FHA apprais­ finished, ov8rsiz4d kitchen, cozy adja- Complete light housekespirig fa- 'PHREiB' ROOM heated apartment, ished, fireptece,' large cabinet City water, nafutap^aa. We will apprsise your pyaperty FIVE IJLROK metal storage esM- al. R. T. oTmock COj Ml 0-5245 Two week* only—6*A room ranch, living rooms fireplace, One-car ga- cent to elementary aediopl and DRY OAK WOOD -r-CUt fireplM* cillUeW aviUlable. Price'i as low aa centrally located, includes stove, ragej amMHe drive, nice lot,' ex; kitchen,, full baa.em'ent, recreation fee and with«ui.any obllgoUon. W* nets and $ walnut kneehole desks, 816 Vtreekly. Central.'Children ac, refrigeralor, heat, hot water and Or Barbara Woods, tO 0-77O2-. fireplace, ceram ic bath, hot water room! lot 150x200, .Mariop E. churches. Only $1,0()0 down> also buy property for cash. FOR SALE—Attractive two tone land stove lengths. $10 per load de­ medium slie. Delivered. Ml 9-3413, cellent location. Priced to sell im­ Brown, MI 9-1489. 1067 Ford 4-dcpr. sedan, radio, livered. PI 2-7888, espted, limited. 14 Arch St. Mfai' utilities, $87 morithiy. 'Call MI n-^M ANCHESTER-ExccIlent lo- baaeboard heat, baiement garage. mediately a t‘ only 113,700. Me-. Robertson, Broker. MI 3-6953. Member Multiple U itihg [ RUN A'ROAO ( finest CROPS ^VIO.SbN'.NtlPFL'IIN&L . FiariLt FAfiNU tieater automatic tranemiaeion v^t'ee fOOMitif ^A,LLTHtTIV«aROW ALBERT'S CHALLENOej Dorsey, 3-7928. 'catlon. l *.-3 baths, separate dmtng H-8cre lot. Immediate occupancy. iCarthy Enterprises, MI 9-4576. R. Mi 8^378 Wrt«ou(Wrrt«\ V AN' BIST ■“ y THERE'! LtfSPlCNINO' FfAte giSHWA'f FREE! 6 GALLONS GASOLINE room, attached g a r ^ e , ameatte' D. Murdock,'Wn 3-8472, COVENTRY—Large lot for sale. b r a y and other extras. Battery and 4 VA a'fAtlf j f BOTTOMLANB.' .HERITHANIN * f " rflRE IS O L W W PLEASANT h e a t e d room, sepa­ ft'OCJKVILLE, 24 Grove St.—, Well Easy financing, Boiton-Hebron line. S T A ln .1^ , Reoltor - / white wall tirea,,oiie we«K old. The Frciducta 50 JUST FOR LOOKING drive. Immediite occupancy. Lo)a tor Sait 73 Call MI 9-6114. ^ , TrtlNkltUOf 0umN9 ; THEM WW fAW CWARaf! “ '* rate kitchen .and entrance, gentle­ furnished 2 room apartment. Call MAN(3HB8TER -8 room home, J beat bu>» in town at 11,148. Ml 'FROPtR'Nir 1 LASTMONTN NO OBUGATION TO BUY! $16.90q. R. F. Dlmock Co.,' Ml ATOAD tMaoUdVl mu COST 1/00J VTQEES alone Garden— Farm* men, free parking. MI 8-4724. TR S-9694; Inquire Janitor. large -front porch, entrance >iall, \ FARMS, A C R E iiO E ^vid Ultlnga 0-8000. g e t SET! g e t READY! GO FOR 9-5245 or- Barbitea Woods, MI LAWRfINCE F. FIANO LAKE ST.. VERNON -Beautiful VOUR PSOPfRTV.' I PLturif we < ISWUTHA. THE'/ TOlSt HE living room, dining room kitchen, 190x200 LOaS. A, ZONE. Lydall’ 8 t on mes wanted. C*U U k R AfieieMiNT GRjrtfcN MOUNTADT —The best THE BEST BARGAIN IN YEARS THREE BTJRNISHED rooms, 2 0-7702. lots near school, 150x180, Manches­ NATuRAlLV,'Ml ' 'GCfTTrieMOST • FORTUNlf Paul P. Fiano MI $-0458 on 1st floor, 3 rooms and bath on Ml 0-7240. Realty Co., Inc. Ml 4-W0V.*''** CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS SOTS IT WASN’T .eMklng potate'elther baked or SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED AND ONE DOWNSTAIRS room (or cou­ bedrooms and'a, kitchen. Parking. ter. 8 B zone lots, priced to tell. nln'ga BU 93739. 1047 FORD half tM) pick-up, good 'WAMTIOOiVt fertile FARyi^ boiled, ipeaty and tasty Irish m-VERNON - t-room ranch, 2 BROKERS MI 8-2788 2nd floor. Linge cloeets. Good con­ J: D. Reelty Ml 83129. Ml 3-1637. I'tEN viORTH. MARRED ple. T U lac St. MI 0-3169. Inquire 136 Bissell St. fireplaces, 17x18 ft. living room, CHOICE BUILDING lote—One on 8:15 A.M. to 4:.10 P.M. \ condition. MI 3-6321. VOU A FAIR > iN THE potatoisB should be. For HARDLY NOTICEABLE dition. One car garage. Excellent THETAXM.' built-in oven .and atove. Garage. UNION 8TR!BET, Manchester - 7 Garth Rd. In R'ockledge and one ASWSSMIMT,. COUNTRV.' cafCHathaway, MI 9-64^. V 8 ROOMS FURN^RB FURNISHED ROOM, complete BOLTON—8 room ranch, Stone tire- location one block off Main St. FORD, 2-door. good running %-acre plot. Near liew elemental^ plsce^ breezeway. - and oversized ' $15,000. Phllbrlck Agency, MI B zone lots with city wkter. $2,500 on Robert Rd. T. J. Crockett, rnPY CLOSING TIME FOR GLASSIEIED ADVT. FORPAWA’GtS,' -WITH APPLIANCES housekeeping facilities, between- Busincas Locstlons litlon, 6 cylinders. ,88 Haw- school. R. F .' Disiock Co. ' MI garage, plus a aeparaie 3’A room 0-8464. each: MI 9-8495. Realtor, MI 3-1577, Read Herald Adva. SSwOAT^ l^tPAT i0 «» A.M -8ATtmpAy « AM. . FOR ONLY $380 Center and Memorial HoOpltal'. 64 la St., MI 0-0120, ______Household Goods 51 Women only. CalPMI $-553?. for Rent 9-5245 or Barbara Woods Ml apartment, large lot. excellent 1^ $10 DOWN DELIVERS 9-7792. VERNON—(TalcottvHle SecUon) — i includes "" cation, 114,900. McCarthy Entiri' 1081 PLT^OUTH convertible, ex­ NEWLY DECORATED room In AlR-OONDmoNfeD 3-room office. One mile shopping, Wilbur Cross. PLEASE READ YOUR AD STERILIZED used furniture. Most BEDROOM GROUP prises. Ml 9-4578, R. D. Murdoek, cellent cotldUlon. Must sell. Owner private home, shower, parking. 100% Main Street locatldri.- Park­ rV-MANCHESTER-i Oversized Ml 3-6472, Walking distance to bus. 1057 leaving for abivtee!'MI 0-0064, of It refinlshed. Appliances and LIVING ROOM GROUP ing. Marlow’s. 867 Main St. room' Cape. 5 finished, down, 3 ranch, 8 rooms, built-in rangiu apace heaters. Thoroughly .cleaned MI 9-8354. / rSuaiflMi or “WMt AAi" « talwii oy«r KITCHEN GROUP unfinished up. Attached breeze MANCHESTER — BxcellenL resi­ oven. Full basement, attached ga­ ■iMikiiififi Tlw mdv*rl*«ef •hoold'reod hl» md the FIRST DAT IT 1081 ^ABILJ.,AC xtpnvertihle, good new mattress and furniture at STOVE A WASHING . MACHINB ROOM WITH bath in South Wind LARGE STQRE at 26 BlrCh Street. way, one-Ca.- garage and drive. dential area. Neat 8 bedroom rage. Aluminum atorma, screens.] iaiR O R S Id Mine for the next ta ^ - condition throughout.’ .Cali MI 40% discount, LeBlanc Furniture For a few dollars more sor home, woman preferred. MI Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St; Near' Deluxe aluminum com'blnatlon ranch, large living room with fire­ Large lot. 3 miles from Manches­ u £ r Id i«DOonilh|t^lDr only ONE lncoi*m:l ot o t n lt ^ 0-8063 after 6 p;m. \ Hospital, 195 South Street, Rock­ REFRIGERATOR A T.V. SET 4-0954. - ' 1 , Main St. Parking. ■creens and windows, fireplace place; picture book kitchen, tiled ter. Immediate- occupancy.]] DDd Aon only lo tko oxtont of m ville. Open 9-8. Saturday till 8. TR 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY nicely landscaped lot. Excellent bath with colored fixtures, full 114,900. Walton W, Grant Agency, MEARA'S 1954 FORD HARDTOP. W t Fordo- *«ni^e cood** tiiiertlon- whicii do not JJjf 5-2174. We buy entire house con . Come on down and see this super, LARGE ROOM in private home MAIN STREET—Building for com condition. Central'location. A true matic. radio and heaterX 2-tone mercial business or office use. /;cUer, aluminum doora and. win­ Realtor. MI 3-1153. ttTMlvwHS^ent will not b* corrected by "niDbe jiood Ineertton. tents. duper, whopper bargain. We will new furniture, near bue line, kd value, at only 115,906. R. F. Dimock green and white, good condltton. Will subdivide. MI 9-5229, 9-S. dows. Heated with a G.E. . hot even pav- for vour gasoline, or If 9-1972. . Co. Ml 9-6245, Robert D. ,Mur MANCHESTER — Executive type Cart MI 9-0177v NORMAN’S water system. City water and you wish we will send one of-our dock, MI 3-8472. sewer. Convenient to schools and colonial rgneh, apactous living room, formal dining room, beauti­ rO D R D i q I M l 3-^271 T* FOR SALE — 1958 Super BuicV courtesy autos for you, take you to House* for Rent 65 churches. Beautiful lot with trees. b e appreciated ITDC py — \ UNCLAIMED Apartment*—Ffait*— V-MANCHE8TER—New room ful fireplace, bookcase, room^ hardtop, 2-tone black and white, E vER'/ tobacco road becomes the store, ahd back home again. No Priced to sell. Phone MI 8-8273; mn Clcaii*Up Tenements 63 'ranch, built-in G.E. oven, and kitchen with built-lns, $ le automatic transmission, power \ A SHANSRl-LA WHEN THEROAb FURNITURE obligation. SIX ROOM Blngle, convenient to range, fireplace. 3 bedroom's, near Brae-BUm Realty. Automobiles for Hale steering, $795. MI 9-1486. Evenings \ Free Delivery, Free Setup bedrooms, large wood MH^Ied I L oa t a n d F ouihI 1 BOTS START PUTTlNO OUT GARDEN APARTMENTS - Four echools and stores. Immediate oc ' bus, school. Priced to sell at START THE NEW YEAR recreation room. 2-car /garage-, | MI 9-0968. \ FEELERS- ■ Free S'torage till needed regardlesa cupancy. MI 3-5891. $15,600. Call Richard F; Dlmock To Be Sold At Just 50c -On of time. rooms, heat, hot water'and park­ lovely porch. Located/n One of l o s t —White cat, Vicinity, Wood­ DE CORMIER MOTORS ing. 8-1809. Co., Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Woods SPECIAL PRICES—1085 Ford. 9 'ThuiMTo oto. t. MArriNSl'J, m SIX ROOM duolex eeoarate heat RIGHT Mancheater’s . begr residential land St Blue eye and green eye. 35C 9. M8/V The Dollar Phone for appoinlment MI 9-7702. SAYS. passenger station wagon, $798. 195.'5 St. /MUTOfJ, HO. all rooms redecorated. Adullg pre areas. t38,900.3>f^appolntment to If aeen'call Ml 0-0808. Reward. MeClUII SAMUEL _____ALBERT. HARTFORp BOLTON — Larg# 4 room apart­ Let- the Jarvis Realty Co. take aee, call Mcearthy Enteiprisee, Ford convertible, clean, $79.8. 1958 I L l. CH 7-0358 ment, heat, lights, 195 monthly. ferred. Near Center. Ml' 3-8888 VI-M ANCHE5TER. New IlsUng. 8 care o( your housing needs. We •■You couldn't go wrong starting Plymouth. 4-door.' 8 cylinders, ALL NEW, NEVER LEFT MI 9-4676 o f Robert D, Murdock, ] USED LOST-i"Rlnnie." German Shep­ after 8 p.m. room cepe, comblnetioh aluminum offes a conpleU Real Eatate aerv the New Year off ^vi^ one of these See It Dsv Or Night ^ 9-0876 or MI 9-2888. MI 3-847 herd. black and allver, male. 4 good. $398. 1984 Buick. 4 doof. OUR STORE doors and - windows. Immaculate Ice. Whether'you wish to Buy-Sel|- ffpe cars, bank terms of course.” clean, $480. Westcoft's Auto Sales, A—I^ B —hX-R—T—'S FIVE ROOM furnished house. years old. wearing checker coUm Building~Co^t|Rctiiig 14 Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted—^Male 36 FURNISHED 2*-i room, apartment, condition, attached breezeway and Trade-Butld or Rent-;8oo Jarvis ST/J^tMES PARISH—8 room modi-1 Parker JSt: Cuitomer Cancellations 48-48 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Available .on-or about January 1st. with ID tag and registration, ■w- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS heat. Apply T. Morrow,' 26 ■ Birch .garage, ameaite drive. Priced to first. colonial, amesite drive 3-car dnltv Odk and Main. Reward. ALL CARPENTER 'wor' , THE SUNOCb dealer development EXPERIENCED meat cutter for Manufacturer's cloaeotiis OPEN NIGHTS TIU - 8.P . M. St,; Ml 9-2238 after 6 p.m. J D. Realty. Ml 8-M29. aell; $13,800. R. F. Dlmock, Ml full or part-^tlme for service meat garage, excellent location. Priced | Call ‘MI 4-1000. fixed or replaced and bl program. An opportunity for Factory Canceled Orders SAT. 6 P. M. 03245 o f Barbara Woode, MI Manchester Green—Sparklln CAR 19,58 Rambler 2-Door Sedan 1949 CHEVROLET, as is. $78. 43 salesmen, managfrs and . many stote. Manchester Public Market, TWO BOOM- unfurnished' apart­ FIVE ROOM ranch, 8 bedrooms. bedroom ranch with full baaetherit to eell. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5139 Bigelow St. . ihg. Call MI 3-0674. Unclaimed Factory Shipmepta , For rent. Availsbl# now to re­ 0-7702. , , American model. others to learn the service station 803-805 Main St. ment,' atove, refrigerator, 'fieat. suitable for fine rec, roqwf! Tiled MANCHESTER—Small honu, deep I l o s t —Sum of money between $28 Like bland new throughout. business. It can be your door of ' Apply Marlow's, 887 Main St.. sponsible'partjr. Ml 8-0095. DC - MANCHESTER tUBURB-8 1954 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4 door JANUARY CLEARANCE bath. Large lIvinr-roojirN’ith fire­ shaded yard. 4*/4% mortgage. 860 opportunity. Sunoco .stations pro- TWO WEEKS ONLY room Cape, 1 year old. Immacu­ . $30 MI 3-7S11. Reward. Only $39,5 Down 'sedan, ,2 tone, radio, heater, hy- Roonng— Hiding MODERN 2 bedroom single, fur­ place. Cqrport. Ctese to echools, monthly payments. Warren How-1 .ylde excellent income opportunity Situations Wanted-- PORTER STREET —Extra large late condition. Fireplace, alumi­ dramat’ic. go6d ttlres, $478. Ml 3-Pc. Modern Bedroom nished pr unfurnished, central lo­ new church and Umneportation. 'E!x- land. Realtor. MI 3-1108. COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, Xsecurlty—independence. If you 38 Baby door swings, reg. $6.80 how apartment; 8 bedrooms, oil fur­ num combination doors end win­ Annooneemciita 1958 Rambler 4-Door Station 9-9953, MI 3-8677. Female nace. $110. MI 9-5229 tin 5 p.m;. cation. MI 9-4416. cellent flnancjr^ ' Inc. Aluminum Mding.. asphalt- qubUfy you will be given a Dresser mirror, chest and bed. $4.50. dows. over 1 acre-land. 5% mort­ MANCHESTER—Beautiful 8 bed­ Wagon. - . - thorough course In service^stion Folding training chairs, reg. East Ceifter Street—Stately Eng­ 38c WASH—10c DRY—Do It ypur You'll think It's branS new. ^ bestos roofing. Alsff'alumlnum., RELIABLE woman would Ilka baby V Reg. $159— $88 SIX ROOM d*mlex Three room SINGLE HOUSE, furnished or un­ gage' mav be assumed R. F. room ranch, garage, large lot, dperamn—and be paid ^^lle you $6.98 now $8.50. Dlmock" Co., Ml 0-8248 or Barbara lish ^ id o r home complete with 4 self. Open 24 hours, c l o ^ S w Radio, heater', standard shift. Auto Driving School 7-A geilvanlzed or copper gutters a*!® sitting at any time. 78c per hour. apartment. MI 9-S229, 9-5. Ml furnished, $65 during winter extras galore. Pull price, $15,800. learn." with a m oder^ Invest­ Criba from $26 up. Woods. Ml 0-7702. regl'Dedroome. 30 foot living-room Short w a.. out—5 room expandable day. Lucky Lady Self-Service leaders. MI 3-7707. _____ Call m 3-8988. . 8-7444. months. Adults. New m lton Rd. awsa v a * a V M i a i B B I h l l Convertible, 4 speed transnUsalon, aU Only $495 Down, ment you’lKbe ready p6 take over 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom 2 pc. turquoise living room set, ^gned for elegant living. Modem home, $8,ik)0. Many more new and Laundry, 11 Maple St. MORTLOCK'S Manchester’s lead­ MI 3-6389. SIX ROOM Colonial,' paten, am ing driving school.'Three skill 1, ROOFINQ, SIDING, painting. Car­ your own s^ion. Franchises are EXPERIENCED a t e n o g rapher- Dresser, mirror, chest and bed. reg,- $160," now $119. HEATED 8 room apartment, with kitchen. 2-car garage. For large used from $5,000 up. Call the Ells­ 59TR3TRIDMPH .™ .. ■ «. >«.«! $1945 1957 Cbevrolet 4-Door Station pentry. Alterations and addlUona. site drive. East Middle Turnplxc. family or profeaaional with income ELECTROLUX (R1 Va c u u m courteous instructors'. Class room available in tnis grtater Hartford tranacriber-typist would like work Reg. $169— $98 2- pc. tan sectional and chair, garage and back yai;d. Bus and ] MANCHESTER—Four ' room Cape worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI Cleanera—Special $60^78 complete Wago.n. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ area, ^un Oil C ^ P. O. Box 7L to do at home. Call Ml .9-0764; reg. $144, now $99. children's school handy. Hot water Cod. attached garage, fireplace, Priced ter quick sale. J. !>;'Real­ to match. 83930, MI 9-SS24. 2-Door Hardtop. Automatio shift, R A H, pow­ histtbcUons for 16, ’ 7 year olds. ty, MI 8-6129. / / ' ] ' ' with all tools. Also fully guaran- . Fullv equipped and spotless. This Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn East Haxtfprd, Cdnn. BU »-0291> , Wringer washers, reg. $159, now an' gas range furnished, 8120 adults preferred. 1110. Occupancy er steering, 2-tone blue and white. Very clean. is a Joe Sullivan special. St. MI 3-4860. Miss Saurlm GIRL WANTS domestic work Mon­ Feb. 1. JA 8-1917. Summit Street—A stone’s throw $9;700 COVENTRY $745 ■ leed, factory rebuilt cleaners. Call of Driver Education.. Ml 9-7898. 3-Pc. Danish Walnut Bedroom $99. monthly. MI 9-10'^ LARipiE overatteiratu Cod, 814 from high school- and new junior ’S5 CHRYSLER Only $395 Down ------day. full day, and Wednesday af- other numerous values. M l 3-8306. RA Y’S ROOFING GO;, shingle end teiTioons. Experienced, $1.28 per Dresser, mirror, chest and bed FOUR ROt^M house, Vernon Q r- rooms, dlshWiiWastter. 'fireplace. fir rec- high is this rugtom built Colonial Six room Cape. 14x29 ■ livlng.l LARSON’S Connecticut’s Hrst U- Stop and.Shop. / ROCKVILLE Heated 8*/i Room room. KfOxlSO lot, trees. Forced to) M aaeaaa' 2-Door Hardtop ”600’’ Falriane..Automatic shift, R k H, built-in roofs, gutter aind conduc­ hour plus transportation. - MI apartment in .residential area. 15 cle. unfurnished; Immediate ocou reation roo;par; garage, trees. bus. Five rooms designed for comfort INCOME TAXES prepared in your 1957 Rambler 4-Door Sedan. censed driving school trained. .. Help/Wanted— Feniaje 35 ^ Reg. $319—$239 aell. owner movjrig. Imriiedlate oc­ q Y 1 V n U blrick and white, power steering. This one is a real terrific home or by appointment. Exper­ tor work; roof, chimney repairs. 9-6146. CHAMBERS FURNITURE .minutes to Hartford on Wilbur pancy. $85 monthly. Call T R . ntd /Neighborhood able family'living., Breezeway and $1265 Certified and approved. Is now of­ ■mm W. Hutchins, Ml 9-6132. cupancy. Easy financing.- ienced tax work, 24 hour Service Rebel Model fering classroom and behind Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214'; Ray NEED/MONEY7 If you do, If Cross Highway. Kitchen appli­ 5-7305 after 4 p.m. Carltj garage. Budget priced and easily Fully equipped. One 'oral owner, 503 E. Middle Tpke. wheel instruction for teenagers. Jackson. MI 3-8325. bUls -are piling up, Avon offera 3-Pc. Rock Maple Bedroom ances furnished, MI 9-4824, TR financed LAWRENCE F. FIANO 4-boor Bolvedere. Automatic shift R A H, :. MI 3-4723, low mileage. This car is sure to. SIX ROOM single, furnace, can' ___ rCHESTEm - South Windsor Ml 9-6075, unecjusae— _____!d part-time earning op­ Poultry i^nd Supplies 43 8-1188. Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0488 [ and white and perfect In every detalL INCOME TAX returns preparedTiy please fussy you. Dresser, nrtrror, chest M d bed trally located. Adult family Area—Customers wanted. We aeW, Brent Road—A sacrifice sale due $1170 portunity to housewives with as buy. build, rent and trade resi' BROKiaiS MI 3-2788 | ’57 PLYMOUTH experienced tax consultant In yot^ Only $395 Down PREPARE FOR driver’s test; Heating and Pinmhing 17 SbHAUB’S T U I^Y Farm - 1*8 Reg. 269—$168 sired. $75 monthly. Inquire/'58 to owner's transfer this oversized little as 2-3 hdnra spare time daily. dentiai property. We have a fine two year old ranch home offer# the home or by appointment, MI Ages 16 to 60. .Driving and class Earn $80 to $60'this pleasant, dig­ .Hiltstown .Rd.. 'fresh and frozen Musical Instruments 53 FOUR BOOM apartment for rent. Birch St. BOLTON—8 reom apht level, 8 bed­ 2-Deor Hardtop. Antematto ahift, RAH. black PLUMBING AND heating - re selection of old suid new homes. best in comfortable Itving^ for the rooms, living room, kitchen, full | 0-8038. 1958 Ra-mbler 4-Door Station room. Three Instructors. No wait nified way. Call CH 7-4137. turk^. ready any time. House Ml 3-8105. 7 ^ ' and white. Aa Imfnacniately clean Job. modeling, installations, repairs. 2-Pc. Modern Living Room FAMOUS LESTER Betsy Ross All iisti^'s are very realistically least amount of dollars. '$ bed­ dining room, heated one-car ga­ ’57 MERCURY $im -Wagon. Custom . tng; Manchester ' Driving Acade for rentxAlso Beagles. ______' priced. We have .many different FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ my. Pi 2-7249. Ail work guaranteed.- 25 years ex­ 8«rfa and chair, 12 year construc­ spinet pianos reduced to $499. FOUR ROOM aparlmenf, including FOUR ROOMLOOM hojie^fifor rent. 43 rooms, 1 full bath arid tiled lava­ rage, electric range, dishwasher pared with your aavinga in mind, Every fine accessory and then perience. 24-hour service. Call Complete with bench, delivery, heat, hot water, gas ter cooking,] Essex Stt. PhojuTafier 8. MI 3-8545. methods for financing. All in­ tory in master bedroom. 24 fpot some, One owner. Low mlltage and tion guarantee and exhaust fan. wooded lot. api|t M Country Squire * Passenger Station Wagon. Automatic ahtft, ^asonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. Ear! VanCamp, MI 9-4749. LEGAL SECRETARY tuning and 10 year guarantee. electric -refrigerator and gas ^ ^ quiries are kept confidential. Try liring roorri overlooking deep woOd- spotless. J Artidbs For Sale 45 water Priced realistically at only $18,200. 'A h ■•nil 11 R A H, power iteerlng, light blue. It’s a honey for tha whole Garage^ervtce^-Storage 10 Reg. $199—$11S Take 2 years to pay. Ward Muaie stove, $92 monthly. Call MI 9-4071 SIX ROQM_ house, .oil hot us, make that phone call now. W e ,g j pyjj basement. Screened in McCarthy Enterprises, MJ 9-4576, ] $1190 heat/N h BoIton-MancheSter line, Only $595 Down Write Box A, Herald SNOW BLO W ER8\- Toro power Stores, 99 Summer Street. Open from 5-t-p.m. :mav be able 4o solve your housirig porch R. D. Murdock, MI 3-8472. P eraom S b MillineiY Dressmaking 18 r month. Ml 9-4695. problem. Phone >n 3-483^ We»ley 1 GARAGE FOR RENT, 200 Maple handle, push oK gelf-pro^U sd. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday fpsk IriA lh n 2-Door Sedan. 0 cylinder, stendard ahlfi, aqulpi^, dark 1954 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan 2-Pc. Early American Living and Friday till 9 p.m. Plenty park- GENERAL RENTAL agency- We vanedur,- Broker-Builder. ! Bond Street—Choice 4 bedroom VERNON CENTER — Quiet and VACCUM CLEteNERS repaired In St. .Also cacti for salej Call MI EXPERT 'TAILORING—On ladies’ Stating Experience Reo, Snowbird' and 'Bblens. CapI ' Fully equipped. A fine family 3-5000. tol Equipment Co.. 38. Main St. Room Set tng. ______^ specialize in rentals of all k in ^ “ i home available on rental baais. 1*4 escape, from noise. 7 room Cape Do r U n U ’ ^ '* • ' “ ' a $im my own home shop. Forty years and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 Call J. D. Realty. MI 8-8129, eVe- Apartment Buildings 3 ACJRES—813,000. 8 room baths. 2-car garage. Lease car. V Woodland St. Call anytime. MI Ml 3-7958. \ Foam rubber, 12 year con.atruc- CoA, recessed hot water heat with factory experience. All makes, HEAR THE Klnaman spinet organ. ^ nings MI 8-1837. 6H ch. built 1956. garage, cellar quired. oil, fireplace. Ruiico storms, full Only $ » 5 Down 3-2264. ,tion guarantea for Sale ■PH |ada*adhp 4-boor Coronet V-8. Antomatlo shift, RAH. l U s one low rates, free estimates, iree GARAOEl—For rent at 139 E. Cen- CLERK MINNOWS—For ice fiahm„^ Finest of home organs. Ufetims lion' W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. insulation. large Iql. many other pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, Reg. $269—$188 ALMOST NEW-rDunJek. 5 rooms, M w llllt *" P**"**®^ running condition. $145 1955 Oldsmobilc 2-Dlor Hard­ ter S^. MI 9-7177. kinds r.id sizes. 30 Franklin enjovirient, Dubaldo Music Can- TWO APARTMENT house, one CENTER ST,—Three-fam features. Ellison Realty, TR i JA 2-8904. ______Moving—Trucking— Interesting position for woman ter, 186 W. Middle Turnpike. Call large living roon/pi^ture window, JARVIS REALTY CO with aptitude for^igure work. Ex­ Rockville. TR 5-4179. apartment available for. imrnedi-. jjy investment. Will finance. Im I '3*4113 M l 9-1200 5-9493. top' I . Storage 20 MI 9-6205. lovely birch cabinet kitchen, plen- 2-Door Savoy. Automatic shift, 6 cirlindera, R A WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit­ A local beauty, fully equipped in­ perience on . calculator preferred. T T ^ -P c. Modern Living Room . ty closet spate. Ceramic tile bath, ate occupancy. Priced to sell MI 9-5229 till 5 p.m. P i 2-8311 5n 33788 Husiiiess Services. Offered 13 SIZE 9*y Tyrol ski boots. __ ■ D. Really, MI 3-5129. , ______M a n c h e s t e r — six room brick j ney, third shift, from Woodbridge cluding full power, Just traded on Sets MELODIGRAND 64 note Spinet centrally'locateur heat, hot water, MI S-784T H, dark green. Very clean. $495 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. COMPTOMETER Blackstone wringer washing ma ------— ------=------' 78 DEERFIELD DRIVE—5*4 room Cspe Cod. 4 bedrooms, living room ’55 PLYMOUTH St. area. Call/M I 3-2009. the fabulous new' Rambler. CONNIE'S ’TV and Radio Service, Light trucking and package deliv­ chine. MI 3-7068. Nylon fabrics, foam rubber.' 12 piano and bench, maple or ma­ venetlin blinds, aluminum storm and kitchen, large enclosed front] hogany, $414.95 value for $369.00. ONE PABOTL conaisring /ri <' cape, attached garage. Large FOR THE Only $345 Down available all hours. Satisfaction ery. Refrigerators, washers and OPERATOR year ^argntee windows, aftlc. cellar, lovely yard. apartment house, and a singi*. '• etireened porch, recreation room, porch, attached oie-car garage, Bel Air V-8 . Automatic ahift, R A H, power WANTED—Ride to Royal 'Vypewrit- Watkins Bros.. Inc.. 935 Main St, guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. atove moving specialty. Folding Openings fo'i/ikilled comptometer u n i v e r s a l electric range. $85. -$197 , $135 a month, MI 9-7885. Single house available for immedi-1 siding, attfactivelv good location. Savi closing cost. ] steering Conilnentel kit. ¥ f“ffbm Shoddy Mill Road. Am IMPORT SPECIALS ■ Nu-tone ventilating tan, 14". 3-way Reg. $299- HOUSING BUY OF THE ’57 CHEVROLET $14« dover. Hours 7-4:48. Call MI chairs for rent. M l 9-0752. operator doing interesting work. FOR SALE—Grand piano, Kranlch. ate occupan^. Priced to sell, J. l landscaped, 815,800. Owner Ml $2,400 assumes present mortgage. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- switch, 2 vears old. 125. Ml .D. Realty. Ml 33129. 9-8642 Full.price, $14,990. McCarthy En­ 9-4922. . • 1959 M.G.A. Sports car cars, amplifiers, phonographs nd AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Com pany offers good wages, ex- 9-0056. and Bach. Party selling reasons.- TWO BOOM furnished apartment, YEAR SEE 3-Po. Den S^ ble for lack of space. Call MI terprises. MI 9-4576. R. D. Mur­ V A Ilfh 2-Door V-8. Standard shift. S-tene gray and white. Nicely Uke new, Full wirn wheels too. changers. Over 47 years total ex­ moving, packing, storage; Low cellent^nenefit program, modem 105 Birch 8t.;,2nd floor. THREE APARTMENT house w ite-g p L ip LEVEL, 6 large -rooms, 2 WANTED-^Rlde-to Pratt and Whit­ i WOODEN STORM w'indows, five Sofa. Sleepe rocker-chglr. S-fOlXi between 10 a m .-8 p.ni, WOODHILL*HEIGHTS dock. MI 3-6472. ______$575 ney, first shift, from vicinity of Save on this fine sports car. perience 00 days guarantee on all rale on long distance moves to officX Apply excellent income. J. D. Realty. MI I baths, fireplace, storms, over- 56 FORD work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4887,^ 31x58'^: one 31x50<,i; one 28x62; FURNISHED 2 room apartment, BrOad and W. Middle Tpke. Call Only $595 Down 48 states. M f 8-5J87. $199'— $119 REMODELED gray plastic cov­ 3-5129. sized garage. Carlton W. Hutchins. $11,500—8 ROOM cape, flberglaa In­ FIRST NATIONAL STORES one 28x58*4; all' perfect condition, business block. Depot Square. In Manchester. ii-Oeor Sedan V-8.- Automatio aklft, R 'A H, MI 3-8077 after 6 . ______CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ered piano. Needs little fixing. MI 93132, sulated. recreation room, near j MANCHESTER Moving and Trucl^ Park and Oakland Ave,, J3 each. MI 9-0300. . Adults! Free parking. Call Mr. black, power steering. IPs a dandy for the 1958 Fiat .Sedan Station Reasonable rat.s. Call PJ 2-75S8 Price $50. Call MI 9-9461 after 4 ' Ranch -and colonial styles avail hospital. Immediate . occupancy, | RIDE W ANTED'from Spruce and ing Company. Local and long East Hartford 5-Pr. Kitchon Set Keith. MI 9-8191. Businww Property for ^ l e 70 VERNON—Older 11 room home, ’53 CHRYSLER •mone.v. $125 Wagon between 1:30-4 80 or any time tance moving, packing and stor­ KITCHEN TABLE. Fireplace and p.m. able. Priced from $16,900 up. VA Belfiore Agency, MI 8-5121. Eldridge to Hartford, 8-4:3f). Ml At least I.thtnk that's what it Is. furnace wood delivered. Also trunk Table—4. chairs easily converted to two family. Saturday or Sunday age. Regular servic* throfl^hout WOMAN FOR housework and Iron­ Tongren. Broker. MI 33821. and FHA financing availabls. 4-Doer Hardtop Model 82. Power brakes and , 8-0092. I. promise you real savings on this loads. Cedar clothes line poles In­ Reg SIX ROOM duplex, 30 Walker St. MANCHESTER—Older 8 room fin­ New England States and/Frorlda. ing 1-2 days a week, apartment. Wanted—To Buy 68 INVESTMENT PROPERTY power steering, dark blue. unique car. Ml 3-8583. / MI 9^547. stalled. Ml 9-13.53. Ml 9.8748. VERNON-^5 room ranch, A-1- con­ Model home hours—Daily 1-* ished cape plus a new paneled rec. | ’57 CADILLAC $2495 Only $245. Down MORTBNSEN TV. Specialized RCA 'uTr-iif i Hsve .scversl pieces of excellent Saturday and Sunday 10 till dark room, -dunesite drive, hot water Antomobfles for Sale ' 4 television, service. MI 9-4641. Free Storage — Free Delivery WANTED—Used storm windows, BRAND NEW 5‘a room, second l, dition, with 3 acres of land that Painting— Bsiperinig ^ WAITRESS—Over 25 years of age. Low Monthly Payments ^ r e e 9214x36 ’, 10 62*4X32” . 1 could be used for building. Priced •heat, excellent location, one block j GIRL’S CANADIAN Flyer figufe floor M>ariment, garage., available j *ncom* property. For further In­ Directions — Enter Woodhlll. to East Center St. $15,800. Me- WANTED - a e a n used'cars. We 1957 Metropolitan 2-Door FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. Good wages, excellent tips. Only 54^8". Call MI 9-9220 . 4:80 to 7.- for quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI buy, trade down or trade any­ experienced need apply. Walnut skates, size 6. Call MI 9-2048. ter immediate occupancy. J. D. ] formation please call Heights opposite Manchester Shop­ ' earthy Enterprises. MI 9-4578, R. ’58 THUNDERBIRD $2790 Hardtop Specializing in old floora. MI EXTERIOR ANETlntertor painting ,3-8130. ping Parkade off Middle Turnpike MV ■■■•*■* ■W fcii*0 8 X1 n r ^11 whitewall. A wonderful value. thing. Douglas Motors. 338 M ^ . and paper,h8nglng. Wallpaper Restaurant, Walnut St. NORMAN’S WE BT>Y and sell antique and used Realty. MI 3-8129. , D. Murdock, MI 3-6472. One owner. Low mileage. Save on 9-5750. 80 g a l l o n electric hot water J. D. REALTY West at Tower Road. Model home books. Guat’anteed workmanship fumitur^chlna, glass, silver, pic­ ROCKLEDGE — , • room ranch, AVII V-8 Convertible. Automatic ahift, R A H- OLDEU CARS, mechanics epe- this sharp car. WANTED—Cleaning woman Thurs­ tank, good condition. Florence pot 443 Hartford Rd. FURNISHED 3 room heated apart­ on Woodhlll Road. iM * M RUBBISH removal featurea Reasonable rales. Fully Insured ture framW guns, attic contents. ment. Private entrances. Adults. basement garage. 2 baths, formal u* # .te.i .^ tu . pnc*. clala, fuat yourself cars, always Only $245 Down day or Friday each week. Own burner space heater with blower! Manchester MI 3-5129 MI 3-1637 dining room. Tongren, Broker. MI 51 STUDEBAKER $99 ! full-time commercial, Induatrial, Fast and courteous service. Leo Any reasonable otter accepted. Whole estates. Furniture reftn- No pets. Apply 299 Autumn before Better Built By a goixl selection. Look behind our reaidential. service, Aftica, cel­ J, l ^ l etler. Ml 9-8326. transportation. MI 9-8692 after ished and repaired. Fum ltiu^Re- 3-6321. NOTICE office. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. i957 Fiat 4-Door Sedan Model 5:30. MI 9-4695. ______MI 3-1524 7. lars, yards, burningig barrels, card- ■ r„-— pair Service and Sales. Talcott- JARVIS REALTY CO. .Jn accordance wltJi the-require­ 4-Door Savoy. Antomatlo shift V-8, R A ’ H, 1100 V ! ITING AND paperhanglnr 8MAU., CAPE. 2 unfinished, lot 2-tene gray. NEED A CAR and had your credit hoard drur ■, anow'V plowing (side- PXINTI PART-TIME general houseworjter ' FORD ELECTRIC water heater, 82 Before You Buy Furniture ville. THREE R 0 6 m furnished , apart­ H o u s m fo r Sale 72 ments of the Zoning Regulations for $695 I am te'd ttils'ls, one of the best • . /G____ ood ..clegn workmanship at r* •- ment conveniently located. Call 125x165. garage.: other extras. ’56 PLYMOUTH turned down! Short on dov’n pay- WRlkst. Ml 9-9757 ■nyiahl, for professional couple. Must fur- ■ gallons, les.s than one year old. Ml 3-4112 MI 9-a‘200 the Town of Manchester. Conn., the of the Imports, SaV%-U!y this im -1______sonabla rates 80 years in Man­ Anywhere Shop at Norman's WANTED—Used pian<^ or MI 33129. SCHOOL STREET — 8*4 room $10,900. MI 9-1797; inentT Had a repoesesalon? Don’t chester., Raymond Flake. Mi nish own transportation. After 8 Gas ; water heater. Flreplaw Zoning Board of Appeals will hold maculate one owner car, COSMA REFR'IGERATION S^tv- screen, andirons, never used, MI two-story house, combination 6 Passenger Station Wagon. Automatic shift, give up '■ See Honest Douglas, get 9-9287. p.m. MI 9-7821. DINING ROOM set', mahoganv! SC i. AVAILABLE immediately—8 room MANCHESTER — New 5 room a public hearing on Monday eve­ & o lOWdorini bn the lowest down Onlj’ $245 Down tee, Repairs all make refr>geraefrig 9-2312. aluminum storms, new nesting CAN SPRING BE-FAR . RAH. / dropleaf table, 4 chairs $45. Ml ^ furiilshed apartment, heat, all ranch, fireplace, plaster, paneling, ning. Jan. 18, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. in ’53 PONTIAC $295 and emalieet payments anywhere. tors, .-freezers, washing machines, EXTERIOR and interior-pilnting. i TYPIST-CLERK-Bookkeeper want- system, stainless steel sink. Ex­ dryers^ ranges, oil a n fffa s burn­ 9-2785. utilities. First floor. Parking. 880 full cellar, over 1109 square feet BEHIND! the Hearing Room of the Municiparj Not a small loam or finance com- ' DE CORMIER MOTOR Ceiltngs refinlshed Papirhanging i ed for one girl office. Will train in cellent condition. Easily converted living area in very convenient lo­ CJheck These /Wonderful. Value# ers. MI 9-0883. All work guaran­ 'kooms Without Hoard month. MI 3-1751. to twq apartments. flSjMH). Good 'Building on the following applies-, ' Hardtop. Automatic shift, R^'A H, 2-tone green pany plaiplan. Douglas Motors, 833 SALES, INC. W ^paper books.is.^Jatii JJatlmatea------^ glvm bookkeeping. Fringe benefits. MI Diamonds—Watches— cation. Call builder. MI 9-4291. tions: and v ep ’/d ea n . teed. 3-2451 ' NORGE APARTMENT size . gas financiiqf. J. D. Realty, MI 3-8129, Manchester —Charming 8-room $645 Main St. Fuily covered ,by Iniwrance. Call Jewelry 48 FURNISHED ROOM—One minute TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Mrs. Barbara Williams; 27 Carol ’55 MERCURY MANCHESTER’S OWN RAMBLER range, .good condition.-Ml 4-0000. evenings Ml s-1637. MANCHESTER— 8 room English cblonial, "picture-book’’ kitchen, SMALl, BUSINESS can have their! Edw'ard R. ^ c e . Ml 9-t008. from Main Street, light house- (o f one o f two, all utilities. MI Drive; Res. Zone A- Variance is re­ " ’ DEALER WOMEN TURN those spare hours; LEONARD W YOST. Jeweler, re colpniaK in excellent conditiqri, fireplace, garage, aeteened porch, records properly/ kept by an ex~^ • ' ’ ... ..A!-' —....i r------keeping, women only. MI 9-7959. 3-8388, CH 8-4137 after .5. 224 Char- FIVE ROOM ranches - 8 and 7 quested to. erect attached carport 4-Door Sedan'VvS. R A H, standard shift..2>tone' Ddring Detail 'JQ.-DECORATING A day Into money, $1 per hour to : —pairs adjusts 'watches expOrt'y MAHOGANY buHet. 58" long. 6- ______t------large living room with fireplace, double lot in choice Princeton St. 24 MAPLE STREET perienced accountant'for a very start. If you are over 25 years of mahogany rose carved dining-WELL HEA'TED rooms, cabins, ter Oak. ' ______room Colonlaia. For further de­ Area Priced at an unbelievable to house which will be closer to $795 low fee. Write Bqx C, Herald. Reasonable prices. Oper Tueaday <1*4 oaths, basement recreation ’57 PLYMOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, age and have a pleasing telephone room chairs with needlepoint' call Scranton’s ToUrist Home and tails call Charles Lesperance. $<1 $18,,000. sideline than regulationa allow. Ceilings -.iFIoors - ■ thru Saturday. Thursday evenings. FTVE.ROOM duplex, hot water, 9-7820. room, immediate occupancy. Ask­ voice, cell ,MI 3-23t9 between 9 129 Spruce Street. Ml 9-4887 aeata. Also GlemWood combination i Cabins. Ml “ 9-08"« between ‘5 and " bath. ahoWer, yard, no heat. *127 ing $'l8,S00. Alice Clampel. Real- Coventry— Excellent * room Mr. Walter McNally; 8 Morse , .Paper Hanging a.m.-8 p.m. gas and oil atove. Ml^ 9-1720. j ^ p.m! Rd,: Res. Zone A. Variance is re­ ’Automailc shift, R A H, 2- t v s e r v ic e - Potterton’s all 3-0. Must M c.epable and exper­ 9-8750; , ■ ■■' sonable. Call MI 3-7964. ' . Tamarack Hills W-ith outatanding makes Highest quality guaranteed MX 3-2521 FOR SALE— Seasoned hardwood pteferred. MI 3-6246. \ convenience to school, shopping 7 room home. 2*4 baths, hot water These and many others now being Towm of Manchester: Charter $295 ienced. No phone j:e[Is. Apply (or furnaces fireplaces, or. stove! heat, recreation room, 5% mort"- offered by the 53 OLuSMIOBlLE \ ' ''work and parts, over 47 years ax ■ Arthur's Luncheonette, 94S -.Main LESS THAN lialf price sterling SIX r o o m apartment., secoirid and travel. Sales ' executive Oak Field; Res. Zone AA. Exten­ perience. Famous for service since Honda—Stocks Mortgages 31 Giglio Bros., Route 44A, Bolton. iriuiaferrlng to Chicago. Estate- gage may be assumed. Marion E. sion of permission is requested ta St. ' sert’ice ' for 6, flatware, versatile floor, automatic oil heat, garage, Robertson Broker. MI 3-5963. 1931! Rhone Ml 9-4.587 for baa*, .MI 3-5301. - /pattern. 36 pieces, $110. Glaston- like'grounds In fine neighborhood. ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, maintain storage area for 50 new 9C4 J P A Itll 4-Door 9 Passenger Country Sedan V-8. R reid and IMPROVE YOUR credit, A multi: i SEPtiC TANKS private porch, excellent coriditioh, rllKlI white. It’s a honey. >• service. ' • SEASONED' hardwood, cut aqjr/ ...... ME 3-4021. MI 9-5582. Custom'-ltHiUt in 1156. first quality READY TO move in—5 room ranch Realtors : and used cars. ' • - $325 tude of monthly paymema may be Cl^.ANF.D and INSTALLED throu^out. Tastefully decorated Ml 9-5524 MI 3-6980 Mrs, Frederick Edwards; 318- FLAT FINISH Holland window lumped into one second mortgage tteip Wanted—-Male 36 length, $10 a load deliveted te a better neighborhbod. full cel­ Grantland Nursery and ^ n d FOUR ROOM tenement for rent ■ with Iriiilinpliie - irahogany trim. lar, 1*4 baths. Can be seen at 81 East Middle Tpke.; Res. Zone A. Patriclaii 4-Door Sedan. Automatic shift R A H, shades, made to measure. All with payments of only $22.25 ter BROWN 4 SHARP automatic screw • S EW ER S s liipl Sensibly, priced at $17,^ making Extension of permission is re­ metal Venetian blinds':-at a new each $1,000 ■ you .need. Dial. CH scape. Ml 3-0669.' / ' ’* Alice Drive. Call owner at MI ■power ’ brakes, steering, 2-tone green! machine setup operator." Exper­ MACHINE CLEANED automatic hot water hjsa•.Hlift, Apply Sxceltent financibg available. For 3-0095. , quested to conduct rtelephoile an- 1 ’54 PACKARD $449 low price. Keys made while you 6-8897 and ask Frank Burke or, ienced only. Excellent opportunity SEASONED hardwood -for sale. Cut. FOR RENT 50 Holl St. details which apply to you call. MI BOLTON CENTER . / wait MarloWe. sw'ering service. ' • Mrs. Carter how. Connecticut for qualified applicant. No tele­ for fireplace or furnace. $10 load. ' Immediate Occupancy • INSTALLATION 9-1278. Rnss'ell F. Broderick, COVENTRY - Beautiful 4-room Station Wagon. 6 cylinders, R A H. A terrific buy Mortgage Exchange, 15 Lewis St,, NEW 8-room apartirient, heat,'Hot Broker. ranch, e.xpandable, basement ga­ CSrowded? Need more roorm? Mr. Edward Baracliff, 555 West ALL MAKES of TV, radio and phone calls. Dean ' Machine Prod­ Ml 3-6183. 5-ROOM DUPLEX Mid^e Tpke.: Industrial Zone. Ex­ price.. . Hartford. ucts, Inc., le.** Adams St. SPECIALIST water, stove, refrigerator, garage, rage, lake privileges, brand new, Here's a five (6) bedroom house | ’59 LARK $1565 home electronic, equipment ex­ I Plus garage on School St. | no children, $76 monthly. Call PI SOirrH.WINDSOR -<- 79 Laurel St. tension of permission is requested pertly repaired with- a 90-day $11,900. J. U . Really, iU 3-5129, in a nice setting that has 2*4 bathp; MORTGAGES— Consolidate your TURRET IATHE operat|r. Exper­ I Perfect condition. $86.00 per 2-809Q. . . ■ - 5 room ' ranch, extra - large kitch­ MI 3-1637. large family room, big porches and to have repairer’s license. guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the jponthly payments into one lump month. For further Informa- town and Country en, ljuili-ln oven, screened porch, .Cities Service Center: 569 Main Manchester T\'. Ml 9-1046. ienced only. Able, to set .up and a 2-car garage. Next to' the Bolton sum with a second.mortgage. Pay­ work from -blueprints. Aircraft I tlon call the BISSELL STRBJET—3 room tene­ half acre lot. Excellent financing COLONIAL 4 bedroom, 2 baths, Library. Sensibly priced. St.; Bus. Zone III. Extension of 10-DAY ments arranged to meet yoUr in­ WANTED ment, adults only; $45. MI 9-5220 available. Marion B, Robertaon, HAROLD A -SONS, Rubbish lemov- quality .work. AJI benefits. Wilco Grainago Do. older Hbme, modern kitchen, dish­ permission ta requested to main­ come. Expedient service-. Dial MI R; F, DIMOCK CO. till, 6 p.m .'- Broker, MI 3-5963. al, cpllars and attics cleaned. Machme Tool Co., Rt. 68 and .44, washer; Manchester Green sec­ T. j. CROCKE'rf. Realtor tain free standing, lighted groUnd DRIYIHQ 3-5129. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St. Ml 9-6245 Ml 9.4143 tion. $15,800. Owner M l 9-9805. Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Bolton. ■ /■ - FOR RENT. —5 rooriri' apartment EIGHT, ROOM Dutch Colonial, M! 3-15.77 sign. ■ Hoar. Ml 9-4034. Blake Corp. of Conn.; 435 Main TRIAL MORTGAGE monSy wanted. 1 need ATTEN’n O N : One full-time and rind garage. Mrs, Annie Hopfner, steam heal, one-car garage, near gWEEPING VIEWS - 5*4 room a $15,000 second mortgage on my 37 (Jhestnut St. ’ bus, shopping and Verplainck St.: Bus.' Zone III. Extension-of DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP ’Com­ several part-time men for Fhiller ranch, baseboard heat, storm#, Op An Uaed Cars home. Will ^lay 10% on a loan for School. Excellent conditloh, garage, 15(kx296, $12,9()0. tCarlton, permission ' is requested to main: pany doors and windows, custom Brush sales work, married, 'Car. FIVE ROOM- apartment for rent, NEW CUSTOM RANCH - tain free stanfling, lighted ground (Exchange PrtvUegoaV 5 years. Well secured Investment M I'9-0(100 for'interview, LISTINGS-^for ^Ick ••F 317,900. Phllbrlck AgAicy, MI W, Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. work gua'ranteed. CaH collect WH- on a $45,000 valued home with a our real estate, depairtmeril.' full bath, riearsbus line, M I 3-2457 9-8484. ONLY 2 LE FT, ♦ sign. ; ' i limantic HA 3-1196. $17,000 first mortgage. Write Box HOSPITAUZA’riON and A and H Light Manufaoturing or Warehousing from 9-5 only.* SEVEN ROOM rambling- cape Mr. Reginald Baker;-^310 Hack­ 5 spacious rooms, 3 large .bed­ B. Herald., men. Now you can guarantee the 4 CAROL DRIVE—Rockville! $13.- ranch, attkenhd garage, aluminum matack St~; Res. Zone AA. Exten­ We a v i n g of, bums, moth holes FOUR ROOM apartment unfur­ 650. 5 room ranch," large- living rooms,- huge kitchen with built-in sion of permission is requested to and .tom clothing, hosiery rurts, public the lowest cost for top atormr, 2 .rooms unfiniahed. J. D. nished. Garden St. Apply 25 Gar­ room, cabinet' kitchen, I bed­ Realty, MI S-5J29. range. -8 closqts, full cellar de­ maintain craft studio at above,16- MONEY BACK PLAN handbags repaired, zipper re­ Business Opportunities 32 rated hospital,- medical, 'surgical den or call MI 9-5864 after 5:30. If your trade-in Is worth more arid income protectioh plans. Our rooms, 1V4% mortgage cu be signed so it can be converted into ■cation. placement, umbrellas repaired, '4% % —$99.40 PER month iricludea than required down payment, Would YOU like to EARN AN representatives are earning up-, assumed. Marion ^ Robsrtaon, play room Price deduced to Manchester Service Center:' 24 Come Early men's shirt collMra reversed a..d THREE ROOM furnished apart­ all, small ca sh ;. Beautiful '5*4 above average Income and be'PAID wards of jrtbo per month. Demand Broker, Ml 3-S95S. $14,590. Cali ' Windsor St.; Bus. Zone III. Exten­ you get the difference In cash, replaced. MaSlow’s . Little Mend­ ment near Main St. fOr working room ranch, built-in range, fire­ IMMEDIATE ing Shop. \ While you learn? You’ll be the boss is enornrous,. We furnish finest SPACE couple. Call after 4. MI 3-6362. sion of permission la requested to SDC ROOM Capa, 1% baths, full place. Carlton W. Hutchins,’' MI EXAMPLE: tor Boot - of yotir own business. No celling on qualified leads, big. com missions, ' TERARDI REALTY - maintain free standing identillca- - 8369 -V- AVAILAILE IMMEDIATELY FOR cellar, house and grounds in ex­ 9-5132. If your car Is w:orth—— $495 06-32 your earnings—security for your plus added income from mailed in FIVE ROOM apartment fOr rent, TR 5-9214 JA 9-5309 tion sign. cellent condition, well landscaped Emaiiuel Lutheran Church; Required Dawn Pa.rmcnt $ 95 BoilftinR-i-Cn excellent value. Belfiore. Agen­ mgking shop at abovp-^iocalion. 'Oing Hefald. 1150 AVE. OF OWN BOSS HOWARD E- LAPPEN CHARTER OAK Strpet, 33—3'\rom cy, MI 3-5121.’ Carlton W! Hutchina, Ml 9-5132. : ning Herald. U59 AVE. UF AMER­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. raged. Roofing,and BldlnS 'axperta. iSeittlo Tanks,' Eiry Wells, ftewer SIX ROOM—Slpgle home priced at All piersons Interested may at­ ICAS, NEW YORK’ I*. K. Y- line#.. Installed—^I la r Water- apartment, first floor, Inquir^ at 653 CONN. BLYD. « EAST HARTFORD ,y .- ^ ■ ■ Luncheonette which can qasily be SECLUDED, imifiaculate 6 room •FHA appraisal. ElxpeUent Man­ tend this Esgring. For Ist-cteu nteillni; Add lOo Om im t Hill SL, MsMhMlsr, Go b i. , addraaa or phoqe M l l-4736_^. ; EAST SK)E-"*T roqm- home, gl*#a ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 'Epr 'lit-class mailing add 10c managed and operated by husband prooflng Doiie. - JACK 3. IATP6N\ 81 enclosed porch, aluminum storms, ranch, builLiri . itov#,' garage, chester Green location, $ .extra OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. tp 10 P.M. ★ TEL. JA 0-2171—OU for each pattern, Prim mune. ad- and wife, 6 day Week,! short hqurs, Daniel L. Hair, Chairman, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- am##ite drive,.'garage. $12,600. m.any 'extras,! 8 acres, trees! Only loU included In this low. low dM U with zone, style numbe'r and 5-9109 grossing $20,000 a y*ar, $6,600. AGENCY GLASTONBURY — 7 rooms< $60 Edward M. Saart, Secretary drOaa wnth Zone and Pattern Num­ monthly. 3 roomSi, $35 monthly. Paul J. Correnti, Broker,. MI ,115,900; Carlton Wt Hutchins, i n pries; M. A. Beechler, Realtor. •IsC. Financing arranged. ■* MtKINNEY BROS. 8 BISSELL ST.,— M$ ►4500 tB l.lH M V 41 A4vt. No. es ber. recrea- Call MI 8-8418. 8-6863, ; 0-5133, f a 14060, MI 0-8053. Sand 35c today for your copy ADDmoSs!______, _rem lodel^g, After'IiSO^Ml 4-0140 er Have you the Album containing Uon room i; porctaea. all. types C«w«raM DiipoMl Co. et Ute Fall k Wiutar tasud of our 0t J. b. REAL 7, 5tl 4-1804 /- ennpiata paiteni mafsalna Baalc many lovely designs and ^rae pal- carpentry work. Best wdrliman- workm 180-18$ Peari St.— OT’ S-SSOS 8-1637 Taanlee. terns7 Only 25c a copy! ship. Call M l Q-439^ m 8-6129 \ A

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