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MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 14, 1910 Rise most In months Jobless rate down in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Uni-mploymenl “ It has to do with the survey methods, "h e Superior, Wis., 16 percent; Wheeling, The nation’s retail W.Va., 15,3 percent: and Mobile, Ala., 14.1 sales rose 1.9 per­ in most states is below wlwt it was a year said. "They're not as accurate in rural, ago, the government reports, with jobless­ sparsely populated areas as they are In percent. cent in November, ness highest in West Virginia at l.l. I percent urban areas." Metropolitan areas with the lowegl the most in six and lowest in North Dakota with 3.8 Michigan had the second highest jobless unemployment rate for October included months, the govern­ percent. rate at 12.5 percent, followed by Alabama Fargo-Moorehead. N.D., 2.8 percent; Na­ shua, N.H., 3.1 percent; and Manchester, ment said Tuesday. "We have more recession-prone indus­ with 12.3 percent. tries than most states — particularly steel, The department's Bureau of Labor N.H.. 3.8 percent. The increase to a coal, chemicals, aluminum, construction Statistics said New Hampshire was the The largest year-to-year drops in jobless record $102.45 bil­ and glass," said Jack Canfield, West .second lowest at 3.9 percent and South rates occurred in New Hampshire, 3.5 Virginia's employment security commis­ Dakota's 4.1 percent was third. percentage points: Arizona, 3.3 percentage lion showed cash points; and Alabama, 3 percentage points. registers were busier sioner. "Mining may be the hardest hit ... Laredo, Texas, a border city hard-hit by but manufacturing has really been clob­ last year's devaluation of the Mexican peso, The largest increase was in Oklahoma at 1.3 Showers today, as the Christmas bered by the recession." reported the highest jobless rate for a percentage points. buying season got Preliminary Labor Department figures metropolitan area at 21.7 percent. Twenty-one states showed drops of 2 cloudy Friday percentage points or more in their rates under way faster showed Tuesday that unemployment was High unemployment ajso was recorded in — see page 2 below year-ago levels in 90 percent of staes other south Texas towns clustered near the over a year, up from the 13 states with such MmhtBtn Mmlh than most analysts and the national civilian unemployment border. McAllen-Pharr-Edinburg, Texas, drops in September and seven in August. expected. rate fell to 8.4 percent from 9.9 percent unemployment was 19.7 percent, while the without seasonal adjustment. neighboring Brownsville-Harlingen-San L Tom Haan, a spokesman for Job Service Benito area had a 14.3 percent jobless rate. cross-country skiing was intro­ North Dakota, questioned the glowing Other top areas were Lakeland-Winter duced to this country at the Trapp Family statistics for his state. Haven, Fla., 16.9 percent: Duluth, Minn.- Lodge in^towe, Vt. ^ Lutz extends^ REAl ESTATE THIS WEEK bridge’s life, donates $500 By Alex Glrelli Nature Center is owned by the 5 Herald Reporter town and used by Lutz musuem. featuring... I; General Manager Robert B. The trustees of Lutz ChildrJ pen's Weiss said today he cannot say yet what the legal relationship be­ 1 Museum have extended to Aprpnl 15 the date by which the cov'ered tween the town and museum is bridge in the Oak Grove Nature over the land and the liabilities REDUCED TO $68,900 Center must be repaired and have connected with it. WHAT BETTER C lm Address: donated $500 of museum funds for He has asked the town attorney Give your family a apecial gift thtt Chriatmaa — a homa of thair own. Thia to study it. ' affordabla thraa badroom ranch ia localad in a wall maintainad Eaat Han­ the job. ford naighborhood. It haa an atiachad two car garage, large yard and gaa 71 Old Farms Rd. — Tolland The decision was made at a Responsibility for the land and heal. Make thia Chriatmaa a apecial one Call today. ONE - meeting of the trustees Wednesday the structures on it may be crucial Purchase with assumable moiigage or night after Alex Krajewski pres­ even if the museum goes forward TW O - Rent with an option to buy or ented to them an outline of plans with Krajewski's plan to have the for bridge repair and a rough concrete work done by Nathan THREE Lease for six months estimate by the Nathan Hale Hale Construction Co. and the rest GO - To your phone and call us for all the details Construction Co. of Coventry of of the repair by volunteers. on this lovely Ranch located in Tolland. $1,500 for concrete bridge Features include three bedrooms, living supports. If the bridge repair is public room with fireplace, formal dining room While no formal estimate was works, as it would be if it were a and family room. Set on V. acre with pretty available. Krajewski told the trus­ town project, it would come under yard. Two car garage. tees the $1,500 was based on a cost inspection by the Public Works of about $500 for materials and Department and would probably HIDEAWAY Purchase price is $76,900. Call today! Thia unuaual ranch ia located on over an acre in Andover. Approximately about 40 man-hours of labor. have to have the stamp of a 2200 aq. feat of living apace ia divided up into eight rooma. Four bed- registered engineer. rooma: maater bedroom with fireplace and glaaa doora, living room and Krajewksi said the price might dining room and family room with fireplace. Many unique featurea are in­ be affected by whatever require­ The town would probably also cluded Make your appointment for a private ahowing today 1106.000 ments are placed on the work by have to work under legal con­ We cin help you bKome e thestown. straints over wages. "REALE" PROFESSIONAU D.F. REALE, Inc. If is private, it would probably Call 846452S. end etk lor Den. Herald photo by Pinto THERE IS A BIG discrepancy have to meet the approval of the Real Estate between that estimate and one by Building Department and be in­ D.F. REALE, INC. 175 Main St., Manchester, CT Town Engineer Waller Senkow spected by that department. Real Eilala Holiday splendor Senkow puts the cost of concrete Barrett has said he has not had lit IW . II.. BMtlMtlW. (I. 64 6-4 525 bridge abuttments at up to $12,000. an opportunity to discuss it with 64A-452S streetlights through the rain and fog Wednesday night. Senkow's plan includes the cost the town's building inspector. Hoiiday decorations hanging on downtown Main Street of jacking up the bridge, builiding The meeting Wednesday night in Manchester are highlighted by the reflection of Only 10 days remain before Christmas. the abutments, and setting the was closed to the press. Krajewski bridge on the new supports. left the meeting after making his F O R S A IE Senkow phoned Hale Construc­ presentation and did not wait for E £ tion Co. this morning and was told the decision. that is basically what the company Steven Ling, director of the Georgia executes would-be hit man is planning to do. museum, issued a statement this 156 E Center St He envisioned a 6-foot long morning in behalf of the trustees. concrete wall at each end of the The statement said: "The Board Manchester JACKSON, Ga. (UPI) - John "Hey, there ain't no point in when the three unidentified execu­ Georgia Attorney General Mike bridge with a wing on the upstream of Trustees of Lutz Children's Eldon Smith, 53, an insurance pulling it so tight, " he told them. tioners threw their switches, two of Bowers said. “ If the law is carried ■■ side of each wall to deflect water. Museum is overwhelmed by the salesman who thought killing two The Rev. Richard Wise, a which were dummies and one that out there will be more executions. I The wooden support legs of the community support for the co­ people might win him a job as a Catholic priest, walked with Smith set off a two-minute blast of cannot predict accurately how bridge are rotting at the water line. vered bridge at the Oak Grove Very Speciall Describes this charming 7 room Cape. 3 a C *^ 8 1 Eatete Mafia hit man, died in Georgia's to the death chamber. electricity ranging as high as 2.080 many or when. Because of the long Senkow said today another me­ Nature Center, and in considera­ bedrooms, carpeting, living room w/fireplace and all delays the system is not working. kitchen appliances. Lovely treed yard, fenced In rear. 646-2000 new electric chair at 8:15 a.m. "My final statement will be volts. thod would be to put in concrete tion of Alex Krajewski's efforts Conveniently located and a delight to seel Call our REDUCED today, complaining only that the made by Father Wise." Smith told Smith's body tensed as if he had This case illustrates that very piers and cut off the rotted portion and the support demonstrated by Manchester office for an appointment. 643-4060 Manebester - New listing on Henry St. Good-slzad, 6 straps were too tight. warden Ralph Kemp, who read his taken a deep breath; his right hand well.” of the wooden legs that support the the community, has extended until Rm Cape. 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room w/fire­ Smith's swift death emphasized execution order and asked if he had curled upward, the thumb touch­ Smith's case was in the courts bridge.

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