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TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 19S9 PAGE FOURTEEN ATcraire Daily Net Press Run The Weather J®aitrlfp0tpr lEupitittg H|fralh For the W«ek EsdliiK FnrrgM t of U. 8. Weather Bureau JM W iry 10th, IBBS Innreaaing rioudineaa folluwed Two fire engines from companies ; hy ennw or rain tnnight. I/ns' 28 tn 1 and ♦ of the Town Fire Depart-' Marlow Store | 12,864 $2. Oenaelonal rain ThhrMlay. About Town menl put out a small grass fire Member «( the Audit High near 40. at 710 Keeney St. yesterday after Bureau o( Ctrcnlatlon X- T»i« HoUl»ter TTA will hoM it* noon. Dam.»ge was negligible. Incorporates Manche$ter-—A City of Village Charm lint mwUng of the ye»r tonight ; «t « o'clock in the «udltorium : The Holy Ghost Mothers Oinie Mallow's Department Store atJ (naaalfled Advertising on Page 26) RAynond D. Stinchfleld. nssistont will meet tonight at T't.i at the 861-807 Main St. has Incorporated j VOL, LXXVIII,«NO. 88 (TWENTY-eTg H T p a g e s — t w o SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 19.19 PRICE FIVE CENTS AUj^rlntendent of school*, will dts-1 home of Mrs. .lohn Malone. 3 cuas Uie vtrioiL* testing systems Quaker Hd. The Rev. .John BIsn after operating as a proprietorship 11 MANCHESTER used In the Manchester school sys field will he the guest s p e a k ^ for <7 vears. | tem. A brief meeting of the exec- i According to papers filed in the uUve boerd w ll be held tr the li- . The weekly meeting of jXe Man town clerk's office, the Incorpora Bill to/ Ban brery at 7:30. Third' grade r’'*''-i chester Squadron of riyjl Air P a tors of Marlow's are .Nathan Mar ents' will ser\-e refreshments. trol. w ill l>e lield W et^ sd av eve ning si 7 o'clock s t ^ i e American low. the founder and now president I St. John's Church W l .hold it.* l-egion Home, / of the new corporation: .\lrs. Ruth I State Tax P. Sandals, his d.anghter. v ie e ' Ike for‘Pay as We Go’ annuel meeting Sunday a^fter the jiiesidcnt: and George H. Marlow, 10:S0 e.m. Mass. At 3 o'ft^ck a Registratlony''are still being tak SALES and APPUANCES his .son. secretaiy and tieasiirer. ^ traditional Polish wafer dlnnty^cill en for the ^ 'l e s of lei hues on On Income • i>e served. There will he a prngHm ••Amateur Pholograph> ' being of George .Vlarlow who has been’ an4 gifts will be distributed tn chiK^ fered by.- the .Manchester High managing the store even though | Manchester Shopping Parkade dreh. Svhool i*vening sihonl Persons his fiilier still takes an active p art' Hartford, Jan. 14 (/P)—A ; wiio. \yfsh to register may i-ontaet in the hiimness, siid no changes, proposed constiLutional ‘ The mbetlng of the Eliz.a Chap'-l are eontemplated under the new i | the /Veiling school between 7 and I...ling rhoti amendment that would ban a ; man Joy CTrcle of the North Meth P p in today, or may register be set lip. The change was a routine ' odist Church scheduled for to On Federal Finances ' one made for "business ressnns, " State income tax on personal, fore the ftrst class tomorrow at 7 K u f i n ^ v d morrow has been canceled until p 111 The fir's! of the seven lei tures he said. |l incomes was ready for intro-1 next month. will he given by I.eon E'allol of the Thp rnf;«grmrnt nf Mls« N!a?ilyn 'Hie incorporation of the store FINAL WEEK OF duction in the General A.s-; I Fallot .'^tndio Hi.« .siihieel will he Francr?! I./Upir*ii to .Slrphon r)on»kl was approved a few days ago by senibly today. ".sielerling Iho F'.quipment ■' ; flsrllfi ig nnnf»\inccd by hri- p«r- the seeret.ary of slate. Under the' TTie amendment la railed for In rnts. Mr ami Mrs. Frank lAipion, incorpo: ation pi ovisiniis. capital I Austerity, Lower Tax a House joint reaotution filed by Crv 111 the Night.'' linin' Iniifr 21 Sunsot .St ■toelt ill .Marlow's. Inc., j.s ^2.")n,000 Rep. Charles W. Terrell, New town Hoj' fianrp IS thr S(m -if Mr, an
flv« dopiu of 'Doctor BUvaigo'* at chief leader of the National Lib In December and ivalntt 9 )n No> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 eration Fron^ (FLN) which Is the vember, but there were only 4 PA G E T W O Mary Cheney Uhrary. According France Frees to AsaisUnt librarian Roy Provlna. chief fighting force In the rebellion. breach of peace arreets In Decent- On Oct, 22, 19.56,.he and four of her as opposed to 18 the month he-' MODERN Biimea said, d«sl|pted to put.Uie there haan't' been a run Itke this United States back into compiun- As You Like It for a book alnce Coazena’ "By Love his chief associates were flying fore. Morano Hits 7,000 Algerian from Morocco to Tunisia for a con Arrests for Intoxication also de icatiori' with the Chinese people. Poaaeaeed." ference with the leaders of those clined In the 1-month period, 19 TV SERVICE Father Would Excuse The Communists are rapidly pois Sheinwold on Bridge "THE TEAH'8. HAPPIESTSAPnEST HTT1 By JUDITH AHEARN The library ia ordering tatp CtTT Oraat _8epWa_ Earea two countries, which had recently to 9. oning the minds of the people more copies. All are In the rented Rebel Captives won freedom from France. French SERVING MANCHESTER Barnes Plan there, he said, and draining what section. Police have eald they attribute Geler sad Vbtevlslea authorities In Algiers, snpported hy the drop In arreata In a large part and ROCKVnXB Accused in Kidnaping he called the "reservoir of friend OOOD DOUaUE BID f The general curator of the WadsXorth Other books enjoying a demand fighter planes, talked the pilot of ship ” built up by the United States. A *9G*D are "Parrish” with 23 requests, (Gontlrued front Page One) to the cold weather. On Red China PUNISHES OPPONENT South dealer Alio: "AS YOritG AS YOC A M " Athepeum, Evan H. Turner, will apeak 'On Ben Bella's Moroccan plane Into In addition to recognizing the Both sidM vuloenhle "Aku-Aku” with 10 requests, and Ijist winter, however, there was (OonttBiMd trnin !*»«• One) By Alfred Sheinwold Bobert Haelaad PlPSa Seek “Aspects of American Art’’ Monday at 8 {).m. TThe cabinet at Its meeting yes landing In Algiers. Red government, these are points N o m u Bhewa SiIASiti "Kids Say the Darndeat Things" no similar steady decline. And ar Ml 3-8185 Liebiedz Elected U.8. Masters Team Champloa terday reaffirmed the refusal of Tlie five rebel leaders were hus rests In December, January and waa frtendiv with Ura. lavarone Hartford. Jan. 14 (iP)- The Fair- in Barnes' resolution: * 8 5 3 2 In the Washington School auditorium. The with 8 requests. Several books like tled off to Paris and prison, de field County Republican leader 1. The U.S. should neither op Contract bridge Is chiefly a game 8bb., "Heavea Kaows M r. AUIiea" lecture sounds like a fine one for^'- previous French governments to March were higher than at any ANTENNAS REPAIRED Iwt decllnad. on th« advice of coun- Sglinger's "Catcher in the Rye," spite outraged protests from Mo and INSTALLED By Polish Club says a Democratic State Legisla pose nor advocate the admission of penalties. You get your biggest el943 ainyone Interested In the history, of Northeast Broadcasting School in "The Beat Generation and the hold political, negotiations with other ttme until the past Septem aai, to dlscuM hi* personal rela' Boston Friday. Graduation exer the rebels on Algeria's futnre. De rocco and Tunisia. Ben Bella kept ber. It was after September that tor’s resolution urging this nation of Red China to the United Na sooires when the opponents over-, art, the growth of different schools Angry Young Men,” and some In contact by letter with the FLN, Uone with the woman. clses were held at the Hotel Ken- Oanlle last Oct. 23 Invited rebel the current decline began. Ha deacribad her as 'a fine per Uichael Liebled* is the president to recognize Red China Is "pre tions. Md—provided that you are ready w W T * ^ o f art, and identification of various ot Hemingway's works are also which name(i him to the provisional 2. Red China Should get out of 4 K Q I 6 4 A A 10 more. leaders to come to France to dls- son, clean-cut and presentable." of the Polish American Club for posterous." artists' work. in demand. government for Algeria announced It's also untypical of the think North Korea, and r e c o ^ z e For and willing to double. Varrick completed a course in enss a cease-fire, hut the rebels Police eourcet said Mrs. lava- Turner will Illustrate his talk Non-fiction works showed a gain ssld they would only meet with the last Sept. 19. 1959. ing of Connecticut citizens, former mosa as a free nation. South’a bidding caimot be recom STATE with color slides. professional radio and television of 473 more books for one month’s rone’a marriage Plan may have mended. It ie much safer to open French |n a neutral country and to been designed to help her regain Other officers elected at a recent U.S. Rep. Albert P. Morano of 3. Red Chinn should return all The lecture is the second in a broadcasting. circulation. Greenwich said yesterday. American military and civilian the bidding with a Wd of ohe, two, NOW thru SATURDAY His main intetest 1s announcing discuss political as well as military her four youngest children, who are meting are Peter Janeszewski, vice CONTINUOUS FROM 5:45 series sponsored by the Liitz Junior Ijioking Back Issues. Arrests Decline president: Chester Berk, finan The resolution has been offered prisoner.s. or three hearts than to stop Into A 9 7 Museum. The first was given In and disc jockeying. His nickname This column recommended sev in foster homes and orphanages. the middle of the auction later on. a K J 104»7 6 FEATURE SHOWN 5:45-9:10 Transfer of the five rebel lead She reportedly ■was told she needed cial secretary: Benny 'Tarasiuk, to the State Legislature by a re- 4. Red China should be allowed November by adventurer . Fred eral entertainment features which NOTICE to take Quemoy and Matsu—if Having passed to begin with, South e A 10 5 ers smounts to recognition by De Duriiifi December a home and husband before she recording secretary: Benny K|li- I tired navy officer. Rep. Robert H. Hardenbrook. took place since last Wednesday. ' Barnes (b-Montvllle). it gives up North Korea. should have continued to pass. « I 2 Gaulle of them as nationalist lead could regain them. gowsky, treasurer: Edwin Pesr\k, Turner did undergraduate and Wq took In two or three of them The United States "cannot do At one table, South was g o | A Wsiit Noifli East ers. Previous governments have The nnniber of offensc.s end sr- Divorce ended her firstI marriage \\’illiam Mazur, and Stephen rST 1 A Pass 2 4 graduate work at Harvard Univer and this Is the way they scored: followed the view of Algeria's rests reported by Mnnohester Po ALL PROCEEDS Her oldest Lesiczka. directors: John Tycz, Ig- business with a gangster nhtlon UNITY CONFERENCE punished severely for disregarding "For the Time Bein^," presented e and(j deathdSath her secona.second ner omr»L i1 uesicme.. uwmum, ov,.... Indianapolis . (3P) - - Christian 2 4 DUc. AB Pass sity. His doctoral thesis was on Europeans that the rebel leaders lice last nionth ahoweil a marked chlkir a 23-year-old son. died last j natz Zatkowikl. John Sobiecki and trying to shoot its way into the this principle of bidding. 'West by the Trinity College Jesters In On Incoming Laundry and Dry Cleaning Work On United Nations," Morano, a Re (DlsQlples of Christ) churches are was Dr. John Fisher, of Dallas, OpeiJiig lead — 4 K the watercolors of the English were only ordinary criminals who drop from those in November, ac B^ntember The youngest child Is j Hipolin Kurlowlcz, sick commlt- painter, J.M.W. Turner. the college chapel—barely fair. did not represent any important cording to the December report ^ tee: Cucjan Obst and Benny K\ill- publican, said. taking part in a 6-month series of who won the National Open Pair Student director Mark Hcaly had If Morano had read the resolu 10 conferences at colleges and sem Championship with his partner, He joined the staff of the 'Wads segment of the ntn* million Alger turned Into the general manager's Meanwhile the Chionchlo baby! gowski. club committee: John Zie- Starts at State T; Hearts—K.J 10 9 7 8; Diamonds worth Atheneum in 1956, after evidently either not perceived the ian Moslems. office. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 tion carefully he wouldn't feel so inaries across the country on Mrs. D. B. Haw#S, of Fort Worth. purpose <>f the choral speaking, or was returned to the hospital for a i mak and William Mazur, delegates Christian unity, lasting until next Yul Brynner la more dashing than —A 10 B; Clube-i-J 2. VYhat do you sen’lng as lecturer and reseaixh So far thei'e was no aign of It was the third month In a row checkup She remained there a f-; to federal clubs, and Benny Tara- outraged, Barnes commented. Dr. Fisher Is known far and had not bothered to rehearse the Will Be Donated On Behalf Of It's a give-and-take suggestion, April, ever In the title role of Para wide as a man of the kindest ai)d •syT'. assistant at the Frick (Collection In violent objection from European to show a drop from the month ter she developed a slight fever. I sluk, steward (permittee). mount'! Technicolor and 'Vlsta- Answer: If you use vtea* two New York City from 1953 to 1956. Chorus, Their enunciation was In- settlers In Algeria to the amnesty. before. most humanitarian tendencies, but dlsUnct, splotchy, and irregulai-. Manchester lAidge Of Elks—-To Vlalon production supervised hy he does like to double bridge op bids, qjten with two hearts. Other He has visited many European Reaction in France was generally Total arrests In December were Cecil B. DeMille. "The Buccaneer,' wise, pass. It is yjry difficult for countries, including France, Spain, The best soloist was Peter Vaughn favorable. 116, In November 147, In October ponents. And then he likes to take as Herod. Other soloists were timid which starts today at the State as many tricks as possible. In this the opponents to double you for Italy, Greece. Turkey, and the The Pari.s pre.sa, Including Com- 22:i and In September 226 penalties and make it stick when or obstructed in their gestures by Crippied Children's Fund Theater. case he did both. ,, Low Countries. muni.st and fellow-traveling pa- Of the December total. 86 W’ere you open the bidding. They can y MI.D«Wk^ V», No admission fee will be charged the books they were holding. per.s, generally welcomed the ac for motor vehicle violations and 30 Dr. Fisher opened, the king of Cj’nthia Treggor orl the Aetna spades, and his partner overtook do this much more easily if you to members of the museum, and tion, Some papers suggested i( for other misdemeanor.^. enter the auction later. m m i i i i B i only a nominal fee to adult and Life In.surancc television program could open the way to drainalit The only noteworthy increase In Dog Tracks Lead with the ace of spades. Mrs. -—excellent. Miss Treggor, the 17- C. E. HOUSE & SO N , IN C . Hawes returned the- ten of spades, (Copyright 1959, General Fea teenage non-members. new progress toward setllenient of the December arrest column was SPARKLE CLEANERS tures Corp.) year-old violinist who is competing holding the trick. CUUREBIiOOM Coming Up In Manchester the 4-year-old rebellion. in the number of parking viola and L.VLNDERERS— 273 BROAD ST. To Lost Youngster "The Buccaneer” with Yul for a $1,000 Aetna music scholar- Ben Bella has been living In tions 'I'hirty four wetn hoted In Switches to Diamonds CHARLES BOYER shlpi not only showed her compe small, apartment-like quarters of December, against 1.5 in November. After some thought. Bast Brynner and Charlton Heston i j a M i H u n r Klllingworth, Jan. 14 (A>)—Tracks Driver to Face opens tonight at the State. With tent musicianship, she was poised Santa's political prisoner section. Charges of reckless driving switched to the king of diamonds. and pretty to boot. Well worth Prior to his rapture, he was the were lodged against 10 motorists I left In the snow by a little girl's Sobth won with the ace, and Dr. It will be "The Party Crasher.s” with Robert Driscoll and Connie watching. dog led searchers to her late yes Fisher began a signal with the Stop Sign Count Robert Varrick Golden Lion jazz and poetry ses seven of diamonds. Stevens. sion in Hartford—overall very bad. terday afternoon. She was found &-lii lih lo jim Scnilptor 'Vernita Haynes will ISraJBIIo/BlElS^SIlMiaJSJBJEJBJSlISlSlBlS/BIBJBrafEnS/BlHnsnBJEnMJaiEiBJlSISJIojEMSISIlSJB^^ Poor South was helpless. He lost Police arrested Janis B. Rennie, mm “R and R" ^or rock and roller These sessions are supposed to be I wandering In the woods. a trump trick to the ace, another lecture Friday at 8 p.m. in the stems from pi.s record collection 20, of Glastonbury, yesterday and Whlton Library auditorium to the a burst of spontaneous creativity. Searchers feared Susan Brault, to the queen, and West also ruffed charltonI ies io n which numwrs more than 500 This one was a burst of contortions I 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold charged her with failure to stop Manchester Fine Arts Assn. TTie a diamond. South managed to win at a stop sign. She was Involved discs. He has met several record near a cash register. L. Brault of Klllingworth, would only four trumps and the ace of raoKMzooXiOm* public Is Invited to the demonstra ing stars in the popular field such Worth Noting em«. M«. T>rfi *—W TA— !«. in a minor crash at Hilliard and tion. MONEY SAVING JANUARY not be able to survive a night of diamonds. Down 800 for South, and as Jolmny Mathis. Fats Domino, "Rigoletto" will/be performed at Adams Sts. The first of a lecture series on I cold. a line result for Dr. Fisher, help i 7 Frankie Avalon and Jack Scott. He the B\ishnell Memorial in Hartford Susan strayed from the home ing him win a national champion Police said Mlse Rennie was — in— "Amateur Photography” will be has woi-ked with George "Hound driving north on Adams St., went given at 7 o'clock tonight, at Man tomorrow night. and "Shostakovich's "Plano Con I about 2:30 p.m. -With her three ship. Dog" Lorenz on WHAlf. John Jay, the noted ski lecturer, dogs. Two eventually turned back. through the stop sign at the inter chester High School. Leon Fallot certo Op. 35." Even though you may not play section, and hit the left rear aide will speak on "Selecting Equip A native of East Hartfoi'd, Bob will show the film "White Flight" A lecture on "Foreign Policy The other was with Susan when aginst Dr. Fisher, beware of over Friday and Saturday at 8:15 p.m of a car which had entered the ment." was graduated fronr East Hart and Social Change" will be given I Everett Jones of 'Wlnthrop and calling as SoutR did in this hand. Intersection from Hilliard St. ford High School in June 19.58. Trinity College will present the Harry Sypher of Klllingworth Disc Jockey > arrick at Hillyer College of the Univer When one opponent opens the bid Driver of the second vehicle was Robert Varrick, 19. son of Mr. Classic of the Week touring exhibition of "Contempor sity of Hartford tomorrow at 8:15 came upon her at 4:55 p.m. The ding and the other opponent shows Lester B. Johnson, 62, of 117 and Mrs. Charles Varrick, Wap- "Ulys.ses" by James Joyce is Ihl.s rary Italian Music” Feb. 6 and 7. p.m, by John Kenneth Galbraith, 1 sun was setting when they dlscov- strength by bidding at the level of Loomis St. ping, was graduate^ from the week'.s cla.sslc. The jiiain.stream of A collection of Italian composers' internationally known economist I ered her unharmed, on a cart road two, you don't belong in the auc No one was Injured, but police the .sloiy tell.s of a single day in manu.scripls will be on display in and author of the best selling 1 in the forest, Sypher said. tion unless your hand Is good estimated damage to each car at the life of one Leopold. Bloom, a the library conference room Feb. 6 "The Affluent Society.” Before, searchers found Susan, enough for a bank loan. more than $100. The crash occur halive of Dublin. Contrasting to thi ough 11. The author of "La don I they noticed her pet's tracks In the STARRING Dally Question red about 6:30 p.m. the major portion of (lie book are na e mobile.” Richard Malipiero. The sassafras tree bears leaves skimpy snow cover on the road. CONNIE STEVENS the first section, which narrale.s a will lecture Feb. 6 at 8:1.5 p.m. A With both sides vulnerable, you Miss Rennie’s court date la Sat ROBERT DRISCOLL 14-16-18 in three different shapes. The tracks led to the dog and then are the dealer, holding: Spadei^B urday. day in the life of a young man, seminar on the "Programming of I to the sobbing child. A PLACE EVERYONE PSmhen Dedalu.s. and the last .seo- Italian Mii./hc " will he given Feb. State Police Sgt. Joseph Sullivan WILL SOON BE rTw, which details a meditation by 7 at 2 p.m. in Seabury Hall. At Last Three Days Of This Sale I of Westbrook Barracks was In Molly Bloom, wife of lyeopold. .I:,!!) p.m. the .same day Newell A Million Dollars to charge of 19 State Policemen who BEST SHOWS TALKING ABOUT! The hook is probably one ot the .lenkins, director of Clarion Con MEN’« WARM WOOL, PART WOOL I worked on the search. Scorea of most influential works of this half certs in New 5'ork City, will lead Relieve Iteh of Piles other men, many of them volunteer centui'y, not only for its flawless a discussion of "Ma.sterpleces of OF ALL REMAINING 1958 MEN'S TROUSERS and C O n O N firemen, ',came from surrounding handling of the stream-of-con- the 18th Century." Tlic- day will It is estimated that over a mil towns. TONIGHT sciousness technique which most close with a concert of chamber lion dollars a year is spent (m AN wool qobordint, Nonnok, wontodt, plain and varied remedies to relieve itch of CHANNEL pr o g r a m s important authors since his lime music at 8:15 p.m. in the college fancy, and somt Uoiidt of nylon, dacron and roy« FLANNEL SHIRTS COSMETICS adapted to their own uses, but al.so. anditorltim. piles. Yet druggists tell you that for the scope of the work which Music for Chamber Orchestra cooling, astringent Peterson’s Oint ont. REG. $ 2.95 VALUE...... 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NOW the next five days, Thursday $ 1 4 .3 5 I WEATHERVANE Chaanel S HartfvYd, Caaa. HARTFORD CAS COMPARY $419.95 VALUE! FRIGIDAIRE through Monday, will average 4 to Chaaaei M Maw Uavea. Coaa. FOOTWEAR 8 degrees below normal. At this Channei 22 Bpriafffieltf. Uaaa. LeadlRR FloiiiU REFRIGERATOR REG. $19.95...... NOW DhannH SO New Britala. Oaa. 12.3 Cn. Ft. Self Defrosting $ 1 5 .9 5 time normal temperature range at 7:15 Channel 40 Holyoke, Maas. Growing girls’ flats. Blacks and colors. ^ |" Bridgeport Is from a low of 22 to a Chanaei Sh Waterbary. Coaa. PARKJJILL Imperial ni(v1el with 60 I.h high of 37, at New Haven, from HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY FAMOUS Capacity Freezer. Twin Hy- REG. $24.95 ...... NOW Values S6.95 to $7.95. NOW ...... $ 1 9 .9 5 21 to 37, and at Hartford from ( 8) TH E B IO P A Y O F F Flower Shop drators. egg racks, butter 95 NBC NEWS (22-50) YOVNO DB. MALONB rompartment, ample, stor Broken lots. Black and gray suede pumps. 18 to 36. Colder Thursday night ( 5-58) BEAT TH E CLOCK *329 ...... NOW and Friday and continued cold (40) ALL STAB PLAYHOUSE Flowers By Wire age in d(wr ...... REG. $29.95 ...... $ 2 3 .9 5 Values 810.95 to $13.95. N O W ...... S:S0 ( 5-40) THE VEB D IC T IS YOUBS through the period. Precipitation ( R) CONNECTICUT BANB- $469.95 VALUE! TWO DOOR will averagq inch or less occur 7:30 STAND Ml 3.5103 REG. $39.95 ...... NOW 50-pairs women’s pumps. V A C ring Thursday and possibly Mon- WARD BOND (58) WHO DO YOU TBU8TT REFRIGERATOR $ 3 1 .9 5 (Not all sizes)...... / day. 4:00 ( S) R A N O E B ANDY 8 E. Center St.—hlnaobenter Ctj'cla-Matic Defrosting 12.2 (22-50) QUEEN FOB A DAT NORGE cii. Ft. model with 86 Lb. WAGON TRAIN ( 8-55) AM ERICAN BANDSTAND Rtquior stock of Quean Quality, Rhythm Stop, Vol- (40) IT'S FUN TO REDUCE rapacity. separate door MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS 4:15 (40) THE SECRET STORM ( 8-63) THE DONNA BKED Fi-eezei'l Thvin Hydratnrs, ontina. Mack Calf, Patent Pumps. Former price 4:S0 < 5-40) TH E E D G E O F NIGHT SHOW sliding meal tender, butter, AN modal» and ttylos. Ro^ulor, lo ^ . 8 : 3 0 (22-50) COUNTY FAIR «:U ( 8-44) r V E GOT A SEC R ET 4-WAY GAS $11.95 to $12.95. BILL CULLEN 5:00 (5) FEATURE FILBI ( 8) WALTER WINCBELL SHOW cheese and egg compart BUSHNELL “ Voice of Baffle Ann’* (22-34) BAT MASTERSON LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCES ments on door ...... 5 3 8 9 ® * sliorts, ttouts and tkort sfotiH. (50) ROY ROGERS “ Election Day" SIZES SS t« 50. NOW NOT ALL SIZES THE PRICE IS RIGHT (40) POPEYE (S.D CONFIDENTIAL FILE Tickets now at (22) THF FIRST SHOW 10:00 < 3) TV HOUR CLOTHES DRYER 5:50 ( 8-55) M ICKEY MOUSE CLUB Danacroun Intcrinde” REG. $42.95 ...... NOW Box Office (80) THE EARLY “(HOW (22-30) THIS IS VUCR LIFE $ 3 4 .4 0 “ The Outrant” ( 8-S3) W ED NESDAY NIGHT th e (40) TWILIGHl THEATER BOXING Sonny Ray vo. De Luxe Double Oven Electric Range It's John Jay Time Again 9:00 MILTON ( 8) P O P E V E TH E ATE R Rnqur MnraviUa, 10 roandn REG. $47.95 ...... NOW (65) LATE MATINEE )n a llahtw elsht con tcit $ 3 8 .4 0 ( 5) NEWS. WEATHER R (40) EKATCBE FORTY Lowest Price Yet! BERLE SHOW SPORTS 10:30 (22) SEA HCNT “WHITE FLIGHF 0:50 (22) SPORTSCAST (30) M EDIC JUMPING JACKS 10:45 Come In and See It REG. $50.00 ...... NOW $ 4 0 .0 0 Travel to Alaska . . . fabulous ff:40 (22) SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT ( 8-38) JOHN D A LY . NEWS Reg. $349,95! Infants’ 1st » A A I Child’s ( J| M r 0:45 ( S) NEWS 11:00 ( 3- 8) NEW S, W EA TH E R AND new state . . . explore world's f 8) NEWS R WEATHER SPOB'TS Step. 0 to 3. Q ^ ■ U U I SizesO'/i to 8. Q # 1 largest glaciers by ski plane 9 :3 0 (22) NK1V8 (22) BIG NEWS REG. $55.00 ...... NOW $ 4 4 .0 0 with Lowell Thomas. To Bad (80) NEWS A WEATHEB Reg. $3.75. Reg. $5.50. GENE BARRY (58) rLAYIIODSE OF STABS Gastein, Austria, for colorful 11:15'( 3) F E A T U R E FILM 1 Cottons and Linens and all regu’.ar Now 3 Now______MOftlARTY BROS. "A ll M y Bona" REG. $65.00 ...... NOW costume ceremonies opening loads are dried with heat, air and $ O O A 9 5 $ 5 2 .0 0 1958 World Ski Championships BAT MASTERSON (80) JACK PAAR SHOW Child’s SELLINt. ( 8) W O RLD ’S BEST M OVIES tumbling. [Child’s #1 with stars from 25 nations as "Very Thonsht of Yoa" REG. $67.50 ...... NOW Sizes 8V4 60,000 spectators watch. Fly LTNOOLNS — MERCURY 11:84 (22) JACK PAAR SHOW $ 5 4 .0 0 Sizes 3 to 6. Q to 12. by helicopter—the ski lift of to 10:00 AND 11:45 (83) MOMENTS OF COMFORT ENGLISH FORDS A NEWS 2. Synthetics which require no heat are Reg. $4.75. Reg. $6.50. morrow—Xo towering pipnacles RALPH EDWARDS 1:15 ( 8) NEWS A W EATH ER dried with air and tumbling alone. of the Alps for thrilling 10-miIe SIS CENTER ST.—HI 8-SIS5 ( 8) NEWS Outstanding Opportunity! Roomy REG. $80.00 ...... NOW $ 6 4 .0 0 Now Now Double Oven model with Auto chase down through deep pow THIS IS YOUR LIFE / ■ der snow. 3 . Fussy Woolens can be dried on sta matic Cook Master! Interior Oven REG. $89.75 ...... NOW Misses’ T:Se ( S) STOBIGS O F TH E CEM- THURSDAY Lights! Double Broilers! Superbly $ 7 1 .8 0 TUBV tionary drying rack in drum with automatic, with automatic appli Sizes 12 Vi 10:30 < S) « A C B E N ZIE ’S RAIDEIIS 12:44 ( S-tO) LOVE O F LIFE to 4, $1 JOHN JAY (tZ-SO-4*) NEW S A W EA TH E B (22-84) TIC TAG DOCQH heat and air only, ance outlet, signal lights for both REG. $95.00 ...!...... NOW America's Ace Ski Photogra RICHARD BOONE (SS) JA N E T DEAN B. N. 12:84 ( 8) SEARCH FOB TOMORROW ovens, aluminum broiling and $ 7 6 .0 0 Reg. $7.50. 7:1S (44) DOVGI.A8 EDWARDS AND (22-80) IT COCLD BE YOD roasting pans. SAVE—on kitchen pher, Author and Commentatjor TH E NEWS ( 8-58) PLA Y Y O C R RVNCH Now MEDIC (2t) HinilLIOlITS (40) TV THEATER ^ 4. Nylons and Cashmeres can be dried efficiency! (S i) NEWS 12:43 ( 8-44) TH E ODIDINO U O V T on stationary drying rac?k with gen Men’s black oxfords. BUSHNEU MEMORIAL 7:Se ( S) DECOY 1:04 ( 8) L IB E R A C E SHOW .95 (I2-M) WAGON TRAIN ( 8) NEWS tle air flow only. BOYS’ WINTER JACKETS Values $12.50 to $14.75. NOW I t • t • t • < 11:00 ‘ •The Flint McCDlIonsh (221 AT HOME WITH KITTY FRIDAY and SATURDAY Story” (80) MOVIE MATINEE BURKE KENNEDY ( t-SS) LAW REN CE W E IA <40> RIIVGO AT HOMO Budget Terms! SUBURBAN COATS- - SUB-GOATS Jan. 16 and 17 at 8:1S P3I. SHOW 1:48 ( 8) OUR MISS RROOK8 WCI-4B (44) RERCVE 8 1:84 ( 8) STAG E g BOYS' SPORr COATS WNBC NEWS AT 11 8:44 ( 8-44) P IIB S l’ IT ( 3-40) AS TH E W ORLD TURNS $364.V5 Value! REG. $19.95...... NOW $15.95 General Adm. $1.50 tax incl. ‘‘Epitaph ter a Ooldea Girl" (58) THIS IS THE LIFE ■liinlor alzea 6 t« 12. Cadet 18 to 20. 8:84 ( t-M) DZZIE AND HARRIET 2:44 (22-34) TBIITH OR CONBE- REG. $21.95...... NOW $17.55 Reserved Section $2.50 tax incl. ‘‘RIrk’a Scientific Date" (IITKNOES (Color) SAVE ^50 REG. $10.95 VALUE ..... NOW NBC IN CONNECTICUT (84-tZ) THE PRICE IS RIGHT ( 3-44) JIM M Y DEAN SHOW A LOAD De Luxe Frigidaire OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. REG. $24.95 :...... NOW $19.95 $ 8 .2 0 Sponsored by the Hartford Ski (Cnier) ( 8-SS) D A Y IN COURT AS LITTLE AS Club. t : H ( 8-44) THE »n i.M O N A IB E 2:84 ( 8-40) HOUSE PARTY REG. $27.95 ...... NOW. $22.35 3 0 WNBC 3 0 (22-84) MILTON BERLE SHOW (22-34) HAGGIS HAGGIS (Color) WASHER Free Parkisg Is Our Ows Parkiug Lot! REG. $12.95 VALUE...... NOW (Color) Gaent! Mahalla ( 8) MV LITTLE MABOIE REG. $29.95 ...... NOW $23.95 $ 9 .7 0 Jackson (58) MUSIC BINGO $ 1 0 0 9 5 With built-in ’ Sudswater REG. $31.95...... NOW $25.55 NOW Saver! Cuts washday . SIZES 8 to 20. REG. $16.00 VALUE .... NOW v«na costs almost in half! Rug- ' 195 $ 1 2 .0 0 iH i‘iikilMli SEE YOUR DEALER OR ged, super efficient. On MANCHESTER sale at ...... REG. $19.75 VALUE ..... NOW $ 1 4 .9 5 HELD OVER! A V VONOERFUL BILL! Regularly $249.95 $319.95 MATCHING DRYER MOTOR SALES Dry all your wash With tropic aunlight ROYS’ SHOES ir/o OFF REG. $21.50 VALUE...... NOW $ 1 6 .0 0 ★ ★ .★ ★ ALLIN COLOft! ★ ★ ★ ★ «Y0DB OLDSMOanJD OEAUER" HARTFORD COMPANY K e U h r ELIZABETH TAYLOR BRIGITTE BARDOT ONLY $10 DOWN efficiency, ready for Ironing, $ 0 0 0 . 9 5 PAUL IlfEWMAl^ 8^2 WEST CENTER STREET or storage! ^ REG. $24.95 VALUE ..... NOW "LAI LA! < m 8r1511 $ 1 8 .7 0 ' w-’ 3 YEARS TO PAY! BUY THE PAIR! Washer and Matchings I "CAT ON A HOT PARISIENNF' t L • MANCHESTER OFHCE-^^7 MAIN ST, Dryer ...... $4994)5 | 111 ) M ‘ TIN ROOF” CHARLES ROYER SHOP WHERE YOU GET QUALITY. A T 8:10 B:S0>10:00. "Safety-Tested narnrai invnHiuuuii niBBi OPEN THURSDAY N IG H n 4 to 9 UBERALtnOIMB ^ & 1 V S RMT 9REEN STAMPS SERVICE and DEPENDAMJ MERCHANDISE SUN. 0NLY!»S£^'.i^S;Si£^ All Mori U$od Cars" j ^ A , /
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VfiL- pJSTfi'; m. MAlNCJclLbitiiii bVtijiMiNti LltiKALO, MANCtilijttibiU, CONN., Wh'UNliitiUAY, JANUAKY 14, 1969 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1969 ‘Hal BoyfO' Is The White CoUar Badge of Slavery ?
New York (A7—^The look of He has left natiure too far hehin4f’ ManhaLttm Is changing rapidly He can control his climate by now under the Impetus of the turning a knob at home or at the SMILING SERVICE greatest face-lifting program in office. municipal history. Sometimes as he does this he Old landmarks are being tom can hear life whistling by In the down and new landmarks are ris wind outside his window. And he ing as the brisk winds of the pres knows he is missing something. ent blow the dust of the past In the The Indoor man misses the Joy pedestrian's eye. of natural achievement that comes A t lunch hour, particularly in to the outdoor man—the farmer ^ M o r e i n ^ fair weather, the sites of the raising crops, the sailor taking a climbing new skyscrapers are sur ship across the sea, the forester rounded by pale-featured office quelling a timber fire, even the peasants, "rhey are fascinated by bricklayer raising the wall of a the sight of their fellow men earn ing a living by the sweat of their new home. brow and the use of their hands The greater creature comforts imder the open sky. he enjoys do not compensate the Watching a couple of steelwork indoor man for what he has lost. ers nonchalantly stroll across a He neither sweats nor freezes at girder high overhead, one office his job. He Is usually lukewarm peasant turned to a friend and —and knows it. said: The outdoor man realizes this "They are men. They are real fact, and as a result he always men!” feels he has a clear and definite In his voice was a mixture of ad edge over the Indoor man. The miration and wistful envy— a con- humblest hodcarrler cannot help eclous expression of the realization looking down on a lawyer— that that in the aristocracy of man is, if he isn’t in the lawyer’s of hood the outdoor man has an edg^e fice. over the indoor man. The indoor man does the paper The wife of the Indoor man may vork of civilization and most of feel that her husband is superior his problems are nervous ones, in some snobbish way to the rug He is essential but often doesn’t ged outdoor man, but the indoor feel he is. The outdoor man han man himself has no such illusion. dles the muscular work of civil He often feels his white collar Is ization, and he can see the result more of a badge of slavery than a of his labors In visible growth— symbol of success. a stand of waving wheat, a new The indoor man, caught in the road through a swamp, a bridge gray dismay of civilization, often across a river, a new building in finds it hard to see the importance the skyline. He Is essential, and he of his work—whether he merely knows it. shuffles papers, sell* neckties, ar Inside every indoor man, home ranges divorces, writes toothpaste sick for nature, is an outdoor man ads, or answers the telephone for yearning to be free. But only old someone else above him in the of age or enfeeblement will drive the fice hierarchy. outdoor man Indoors, and he is He often has a trapped feeling never again as happy. Prove it to All •5 • Parkade ■n' piece gives an unreversed, right- yourself—Just Redstone Arsenal side-up image of the gears’ teeth, S tares and the g^raduation divide each de s Joins Community gree into 1,000 segments. A built- look at these in electronic gauge records errors ix ib Open Tonite Thurs. and Fri. Till 9 In Jobless Study in teeth profiles. Each coupon represenf's an outstanding bar Redstone Arsenal, Ala. — The ^ le Continues thru Saturday Army’s electronic tabulating MEET gain. Just clip these coupons and bring them equipment here is bejng used in a conoN cooperative community effort to in. decrease unemployment In the city of Huntsville. Shop The Entire Parkade and Save! Heading a 6-man committee which is analyzing the situation is Robert F. Mello, director of civilian personnel at the Army KNIT Ordnance Missile Command, who thinks the project will result in "a new approach to handling un employment Information. We are actually doing an engineering job on our work force.” DRESSES } > Basic facts about some 3,000 jobless people in the community Wt Art Closing Out Our Fumituro DtpL are supplied by the Huntsville of fice of the Alabama Employment Service and are recorded on punch Tremendous cards. Fed Into the Arsenal's PAYMENTS TO tabulating machines,' the cards can ONE CREDITOR! V- ' ' be sorted in a few minutes to give Was the solution to his scat Savings a description of the unemployed tered debts problem. After group from any number points of much agony and misery with view. Up To .... Mello’s committee of the Society so many monthly bills, our for Personnel Administration was happy friend knew there On Bedding — DinettM —- Unpainted Furniture formed after a Huntsville in was o solution. dustrialist urged a community e f Here are two fashion first fort to make sure that all of its LET'S TALK IT OVER . . . SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. members have a chance to earn a Write - phone - or come in. jacquard cotton prints, per IMng. You’ll like our prompt, fect to start youi' spring w pd- friendly service. robe, wear them now and right Gear Check Simplified on into spring. Soft rich tones of blues and greens spiced Detroit — A precision gear Preferred Finance Co., Inc. checker for studying external and with paste!. These ai:fi 2 of the Internal helical gears, spur gears, 983 Main Street season's best values from our and either right-handed or left- Manchester collection of Junior and Misses handed herringbone and worm styles from A & R. gears is so simple, according to its Phone: Mitchell 3--4168 developer, a Detroit concern, that A loan of JIOO.OO coats it eliminates the commonly used *20.60 when promptly re- laborius method of using gage ^naid in 12 consecutive aiPand SAVE CLIPand SAVE blocks, micrometers, verniers, and 'monthly installments of gear trains and it can be run with $10.05 each. out special training. A special BOYS' REGULAR $2.98 built-in optical system with a 56X With This Coupon Only! microscope and a graduate eye LOAN.S FRQM $25 to $600 LINED DENIM JEANS ORAL or RECTAL M Prove it to yourself '1.69 - 3 ! « ‘ 5.00 THERMOMETER 4 9 oa Conn.Cmn. BeatReal Proof for AecuraeyAflCuraoT ^ Belmont Rug Cleaning Thlt conpon worth ll.te toward bnyn’ unfortr.rd rono'donim flan- • Easy to Read nel Used dimfareet. Boxer walet In oIzm S-7. ReflUar waist la o Lfanit One to a Cnhtomer REG. $1.50 f c '4 ; '^ STOCK PLACE~>MI 3-0012 sizes S-12. 'It Costs No More In A Fine Store" YOUTH CENTER LIGGETT-REXALL DRUG Mid-Winter Special Note the famous labels on these ^ /\ 0f ru t ^ ^ 7 0 UlT N.EANING SIX GREAT GIRDLES 9 X 12 Rug... Now $6.90 (Discontinued Styles) Free Pick-Up and Delivery a iP a n d S A V E Never Before A t This LOW PRICE! NEVER BEFORE $ ^ . 9 9 With This Coupon Only! Any Regular Priced Hi>Fi d^n,cA ,ed^6^ ☆ ☆ -ft A PILE-LINED ZIP-OUT or Stereo L.P. Record. 7 7 Regularly Values to $13.50 *1.25 OFF Reg. $3.98 up. SAVINGS a n d L O A N lOFF ASSOCIATION RACCOON COLLAR All First Quality Purchase of Any IJVSt/rtSO SJt VfMBS 25‘ OFF Regular Priced 45 R;PM MAWCHItTRR’ S etOZlT riMaWCIRL INSTITUTION HOUSE OF RECORDS CHILDREN'S BOOTERY /ed Zc44BUH /t»a^cy7€a^aSp iT ttcB t COATS Savings up to $5.50 FOR ON LY Magnificently collared pop ► "f. ssj'?TiJ"’ INSURED 3% % We can’t mention the fa CURRENT ANNUAL lin all weather beauty In mous names, bu’t the labels DIVIDEND RATE SAVINGS natural or loden green, light are right in these fine foun dations. Not every size in OPEN UNTIL yet warm aa toast . . . zip- every style but we are sure out the plush pile liner for you can find one to your MANY, MANY MORE DRASTICALLY REDUCED QUALITY ITEMS- - -CLIP SHOP AND SAVE NOW! those warmer spring days liking at this ONCc-A- YEA R Sale. 5 P.IR. ahead. Truly a year ’round MONDAY-TUESDAYr-ntIDAY treasure. Sixes 7 to 16. Ro^kHfy $69.90 WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 17th ONLY 11 HOURS CMP CXlNTCniOIIS SiOtVlCE TH0B8DAVS—• AM, to » TM. ■■ * ■■: . frVii, ,‘ ^.1 •
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 to raise' money and buy 942 bus ths rsmslnlng ■ 88 luiv* bean communist stats, la Its esrUer In nopoly Industry," repeal of discrim secretary of a number of tr^ e inatory laws, maintenance of unions. Texas City Votes es, both new and used. tei^sd In sponsoring troops for a meeting FrMay, woiild and the srver la grsstsr, and Ifrs }«ifth of Legisliitiye Team dropped. dictment the proaecutlon cited ap ■ohooUi In Kanaaa for 18 yean ths nsw paet—thrss years. Tfce TrfeasoR Trial AU were srreeted in December proximately 1,000 documents or world peace, and Independence for All of the accused have been free Th« company’s franchise expire* Seoul Conference the menUlly retarded. UAW, Harvester etrlke which started Nov. 18 In on fiall since two weeks after their To Buy Bus Line May 81 and will not b« renewed. S^iaah IF&ubor bafon coming to lot^ In 1B20, plante across the nation. The walk new oontraot cover* the period 1858 In a eerlea of raids through speeches to support Its case. This all peoples of Africa, $105 Million Woolford, Md. — Walter J. Mox- Miss Jean Campbell, executive from- teat Aug. 28 to Oct. 1, 1B61. To Meet Public out the country. But they still has now been trimmed to about 50. The charter concludes with the arrest. Baste fares were raised last year At Bunce Center director of the Manchester Girl Reach Agreement out has forced the shutdown! o f IB Reopens in Same Judges Roaming Dogs om, 73. veteran of 50 yean with Harveater plants, 7 parts depots Wagaa under the old oontrset av have had no chance to enter pleas The new Indictment alleges that pledge; "These freedoms we will San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 14 (A5— two cents to 17 cents and another the U.S. Weather Bureau, died Scoute, will be chairman of . the eraged $2.55 an hour. to sn indictment chsrgtng them the defendants were organizing fight for, side by side, throughout It la expected that the early days 3-cent hike had been requested. group discussion. Also attending an d '8 transfer points. Manchester sepreeentatlvee to of the trial will be devoted to legal Citizens here voted 19,289 to Goal Set for Tuesday a few houn alter he col A conference for persons Inter Chicago, Jan. 14 (JV^Intema- with conspiring to overthrow the "Freedom Volunteers” and ad <»ur lives, until we have won our Cost Owner $10 will be Miss Dorothy Hande, a Ratification by the workers the General Assembly, Attya Soiith Africa vocating the Marxist-Lenlnlst doc-, argument over the.new Indictment, 4,868 yesterday to Issue bonds to lapsed at his home. He had been tkmal Harvester Co. and the Unit would result in resiunption of op government by violence. liberty." BUT 1'/ RTUA. HURTS In charge of offices at St. Louis ested In menUlly retarded Girl member of the New Ekigland Re Rubber Needs Rain David Barry and Irving Aronson, trine. The same three judges who sat at buy the local bus system. ed Auto W orken early today erations by Mondsy, a company The trial ongInsUy opened teat Two Whites on Trial the earlier trial — Frans Rumpff, Coronado, CslU. i/P) — Re,.lred Jewish Fund In Court Case and Dayton. Ohio, and for nine Scout troops will be held tomor gion Girl dcout Staff and council snd State Senator Fred I>oocy By X.TNN IfEDnqCBUNO April after a preliminary hearing An Important element o f the Councilmen proposed the bond Marine Corps MaJ. Gen. Walter advisor for the State of Connec reached an agreement on a new spokesman said. . Guatemate—Guiftemate has twro government's case la the "Pre^om The first SO defendants on trial Alexander ^ Kennedy and Simon yean w m send of the bureau’s row at the Bunce Center. wUl meet wrtOi ttie pubMc Thurs FretorlA.Soutfi Africa, Jan. 14 which lasted more than a year. will Include 24 Africans, three In Issvie as the only way to end a con O. Farrell testified he was bitten The United Jewish Appeal In the Northeastern District with head- ticut. Mrs. Clarence BUchman wUl three-year oonteaot for 87,0(X> em Two federal m e l t o n and a regions that have the require Charter" adopted at a "Coniress Bekker —■ have been assigned to A local resident w*as fined $10 In Representatives from Green day from 7 to • pjn. in the baee-' (fiV-South A friea'a mass treason The government In October dians, one person of mixed race stant fight with the San Antonio by a (.’hlneae poodle He had i»ied quarten In New York. He was act as hostess from the training ployee who hare been on etrlke private mediator had been hold ments for growing rubber treea abruptly withdrew the indictment of the People" organized In June the rase. Rockville area will open tomorrow *t«wn court teat night for allowing wich, New London, Waterbury, ing' lengthy meetings with com ment of the Municipal Building. trial of opponents of the govem- and two whites. Most of the Afri Transit Co. over fares. .etlred navy Capt. Theodore J, born In Springfield, Mo. committee of the local Girl Scouts. for two months. successfully—80 Inches of rain ment'a 'vmite supremacy policy after a vigorous attack by defense 1655 by the African National Con S b'.illz, the poodle's owner, for at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. In doge to roam. In other cases heard Hartford and other places through pany and UAW representatives fall a year; deep, wrell-drained Townspeople are. Invited to sug gress and other non-white political cans are leaders In the African London — At the end of July The proposal was for $1,750,000 Effingham. 111. — Albert H. out the State are expected to at A Girl Scout troop for mentally Spokssman (or the company gets underway again Jan. IS. attorneys who claimed It was National Congress. in general obligation bonds. $100,000 damages. Schultz' attor recreation hall of Congregation by Judge l^nedlct Kupchunos a Gravenhorst, 76, board chairman and union announced the agree the paet several days in an effort soil in the acid range, and uni gest Mils they would like to see organizations. Britain's gold and dollar reserves tend this conference, which will retarded girls has. been In exist introduced to the legislature snd After more than twro years of faulty. The proceedings never ad stood at a seven-year high, climb The cUy has offered the firm ney contmled Farrell wa.s bitten B'Nal Israel. fine was assessed for speeding and of the John Boos Co., makers of ment after a lengthy eession to reach a settlement. formly warm climate. T b m t areas vanced beyond argument over the The “ Freedom Chirter” demand The two whites are Mrs. Helen be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ence In Manchester since last give their opinions on legislativo preparation, 80 of the original 158 Joseph, one of the leaders in the ing from $1,850,000,000 In Sep $3,725,000 for company properties. by his own Isibrador retriever Bernard Ross, a New Yorit at two bonds were forfeited. butcher chopping blocks, died spring. which extended Into the early The principal gains in the new are a strip along the Pa.ific Coast, defendants will be In ths dock Indictment. ed equal rights. for all races, na while separating the fighting dogi These representatives will be lead and the Atlantic Coast sres, in I- atters. tionalization of South Africa’s protest movement against passes tember, 1957, to more than $3,- It the offer Is rejected the city torney, educator and news com Robert Davin of Farmstead Dr. Tuesday. The firm has offices in morning hours. contract, the apokesmen said, wrere next Mondsy. Another 81 wriU go The new indictment still charges plana to Issue revenue certificates ' The Jury denied any damages. Los Angeles, San Francisco, ers of existing troops, m em ber of an animal pay increase of 6 cents cluding part of the Matagua Val DesiUne for hitroduotton of Mils mineral wealth, banks and "m o for African women, and Leon Levy, 000,000,000. mentator, win be the guest epeak- was fined for allowing dogs to Flamingoes feed with their heads The agreement, if ratified by on trial April 20. Charges against the defendants tried to eet up a er, according to Atty. Edwin M. Seattle, Portland, Ore., and Jack Girl Scout program committees UAW local Harveater councils at Sn hour or 2% per cent, which ley and the. Lake Izabal region. Is Jsn. 21. roam under a recenUy revised sw- and members of other groups In- upside dowm. tjavltt. treasurer. tlon of the State Statutes which sonville. Fla A lecturer for the New Toclc makes owners who allow dogs to ‘ity Board of Education, Rcee ha* roam so as to become a public nuiBKnc^ or c
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 PAGEimfE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 PAGB EIGHT corn? at a time, as recently, when tAl about the deposed Republican tern instead of adding another im limit which used to bs regarded as purity to It. each householder would expect his ■NnufrocKor standard. leader, and organized a move to Open Forum By their action in voting for own situation to bif other than nor ■nie other day, the Guatemalan Indulge their lentiment, using the fluoridation thei Board of Direc mal, and when he would realize that the service Would bo off- lEttpuntg air force swooped down on some resourcea of the taxpayers. So ‘What Is Right Is Right* . tors has acted aSutonomoualy with NATION-WIDE VALUE MONTH To the Eklitor, out due consideration o f the de- schedule due to the holidays. GAS and OIL HEATER p u b u s h b o b y t h b there has now passed the House, Mexican fishing boats, on the In regards to the bickering be alres of the people. The m a t t a r A ll individuals collecting always g « l > A i i t &R1KT1NO CO- INC. with only one dissenting vote, a , Y3 Street ground that they were shrimping tween the Board Of DIrectora of should be put to a vote and the leave my containers in good, safe Kuickester, Conn. special little measure, by which the^town of Manchester and thp position and leave everyUiing clean roduead for this ovMit Up’to T8,000 BTirs. THOMAS rKRGUSON Inside Guatemala’s special terri explicit will of the people made W ALT^-R. FERGUSON torial water limit, which Is 12 Martin keeps his limousine and his Country Club aa to the amount 6f known. Mr. Wilbur ^ n n e tt o f the around the area. They are court I Publisher* rental and the length of the leaae eous, friendly, and unobstrustve. miles. So Mexico, which shoots chauffeur, plus special office help Manclieater Taxpayers League has flauM ei October 1, 1881 and whether they will or will not proposed that the userg of the Could one ask if the householder when other people violate Its own to the extent of about $26,000 a MO.22f.9S12.tCa.Pt. PubiUhed Every Evenlnt Except lease it to the club. I believe that town water system be polled by plans ahead for his own needs? In ■uaUays « » d Hollasye Enterwl st the nine mile limit, gets shot st when year. A* for Martin, hla friends re they should not sell any particlea means o f a questionnaire with anticipation of the household’s ex REFRI8ERAT0R - Office at Msncbester. Conn.. M ported him BO touched by this ac lecoad Clun Mail Matter. it violates another nation's 12 mile of this property but let It stay their quarterly bills. This Is an In tra garbage-space requirements on it is. I believe that between both special occasions such as holidays Ona only at this low prieo. Fully limit. tion by the House that he felt it telligent approsuih to the problem SUBSCRIPTION RATES parties a reasonable amount could and deserves the further consldie- and corn-cob season, the writer WARDSl^M O N I O M E R V W A f i 11 adjuitabla Bhaivto, buttor and Payable In Advance would be. ungraclouB on his part Meanwhile, the game of limits be arrived at so as not to make It maintains an extra container ehoooo-kotpor. Bom TO.OO, One Year ...... ^ to refuse the benefits conveyed ratlon of the Board of Directors. enlisted a new player the other so large that the club could not 'Something aa personal aa one's which certainly represents a very Three Months ...... * * by It. make a profit themselves. In the smajl investment. It would seem One Month ...... I ® day, in the nation of Panama. And drinking water should not be tak Weeltly ..-i...... S Panama’s first play looks like a Will, so much graciousness all club's proposition to the town of en lightly. I do not want sodium that any household or apartment- MO.22f.9S 1SCu.Pt. Sinitle Copy ...... around. It would seem out of order Manchester item three, that they fluoride In my drinking water and house manager could do the same. very cute gimmick, which Panama would lease the property and pro The housewife certainly has to m e m b e r o f for any taxpayer to feel In any I know many others who share Don’t miM tho biggest values In town 1 Natlen-wlde and OHEST FREEZER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS may or may not ever dare use. vide their own maintenance of the this opinion. Robert Gordon, who have cooking Utensils for special V The Associated Press Is exclusively Panama has proclaimed Itself a other mood. And there ought to be course, 1 believe the tax on the occasions: an extra garbage con nation-famous, Wards trtmandaus buying powar brings you tho^ Full 15 Cu. Ft. stzo at thla ntw AnOtled to the use of renuhllcatlon of opposed the Issue, and Messrs. Po at least some little part of all of property should be Included In the tainer might be considered In the low pTiea. Don’t mlqa thin valua. a l i '^ w * dispatches credited to It. or new 12-mlles territorial limit, and well and Mahoney who abstained lowest January prices anywhere I Shop Wisrds new and save 1 Two only loft not ofcharwise credited In this wiper the technical re.sult of this, when us that could conceive of some sat- amount of rental. are to be commended for their same category. and aliSHhe local news published here_ I believe In what Is right is right. In any case, I have only praise All rlAhti'.^ republlcatlon of special isfsr''on In having Joe, the old pro, stand for the legislative principles you meo.sure the 12 miles out from The chib has invested a great for the garbage collection. dispatches herejn are also reserved nourish a few fading Illusions. at stake. the various headlands su rroiin ^g amount of dollars in this course to I hope our Board of Directors Marion B. ^dmmons Many Items One Of A Kind -- Shop Early f>ill aervtce client of N. B. A. Serv make It what It Is. It.is something LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WARDS OWN ice. Inc. the entrance to the Panama CAnal, will reconsider their action. PubTPublishers ■ Representatives: TTie is to create an alleged zone of to be proud of. It would not be fair Sincerely, Julius Mathew* Special A »M cy — New to them to take over and make it a Elliott Rowley, York. ChlCAKL Chlcaao Detroit and Bos'— Panamanian sovereignty closing public course. If the town does do MEMBER AUDIT OF A Thought for Today 469 Spring St. ALL COLORS, MATCRIALS off the entrance to the Canal it this the course will surely go to CERTIFIED PAINTS CIRCULATIONS self Panama could, conceivably, Sponsored by the Manchester pot. I do not think the town would The Herald Printing C o m p ^ . life.. Council of Churches Praises Collection and HEEL HEIGHTS BMumes no Hnanclal rfsponslointy iot undertake to regulate or tax ship reap a profit on this course after To the Editor, REDUCED NOW FOR THIS EVENT typoirraphlcal 4*rrom appeartn* paying for maintenance and fer ▼ertlf»«nient» an<1 nth^r r^adina nirttter ping through Its territorial waters, It is always astonishing and Ir The following thoughts are tak tilizer, etc. The golfers of this ritating to me when I see, period Shoes Are Many are dlacontinued colon, but 61] a n Wards own first quslltF " I In Thi® Mancheiter Evening H<>rald. or eveh bar shipping from the ■ a * m w ^ --- -—...... en from the Talmud, one of the tovm are not restricted from play ically, complaints, against, the gar * Our pe^ts made and hawked by Wards guarantee. | Dlaplav adr^rUaing rloalng houra: Canal. Nobody exirecls Panama main sources of Judaism. The Tal ing on this cour.se, all they have bage collection in Manchester. For I On Racks For Wot Monday—I p.m. Friday. to do anything so drastic Immedi mud, compiled In the fifth cen to do Is play with a member and my own part, I have always con Tor Tuoaday—1 p m Monday. pay the greens fee which la not Easy Selection SAVE MORE .off WARDS original low low pricesi For Wodnfaday—1 p.m. Tuesday. ately, and nobody concedes Pan tury, Is an encyclopedic work sidered the garbage collection T ot Thursday—1 p.in. Wednesday. which explains and amplifies the high for this course. As in any club service excellent— far better than For Friday—1 p.m. Thiir^ay. ama’s right to estabnsh a 12 mile there are some restrictions that Semi- For Saturday—1 p. m. Friday. laws of-the Mishnah, It Is also the town’s service to my street. ace. 5.98 ace. 89.95 aaasUled deadline: 10:30 ^ m. each limit either, but Panama periodi a rich source of proverbs, aphor have to be met. I ’m no golfer but I These threats always seem tp M C. 1.00 YD. day of publication except Saturday— play It once In a while. I enjoy it. Sizes Are Broken Save up to % cally agitates for more Jurisdiction 35 isms and ethical teachings. t a m. ____ $ 0 . 9 9 LAWSON CLUB CHAIRS over the Canal, more profit frbm No man sins unless a spirit of I've seen things done on public Come Early CORDUROY MEN'S WORK SHOES courses as to damaging of the # Foam cushioned reversible eeat with slp- Wednesday, January 14 its operation, and for concessions foolishness has entered Into him.” Annual ■Fully washable, sanforized. Larg* aaaortmefit of An extremely good value In men’s work shoes. pered cushions. Two only at this low, "He who has committed a sin greens by some people who have .# Hi cuts. Don’t mlaa thia valua. Moot all ataes, from us In our administration of colors. A ll first quality. No seconds. T d ...... low price. REG. 49.95 The Bark And The Bite twice, no longer considers It a no respect, for others’ property. So lit the Canal Zone, so the 12 mile sin.” in all fairness to both parties I INCOME TAX think a reasonable amount can be SUMP PUMP Secretary of State Dulles, at hla claim Is likely to confront us, soon "A man sees the weaknesses of Shoe reached. So why not give the Coun Don’t be caught short during the apring newt conference yesterday, re er or later. others but not his own.” RETUI^S LAIlOE SELECTION OF REG. 3.98 "Love the one who shows you try Club a break ? They deserve It. WOMEN’S thaw. Buy now and aava 80.00. ‘Three peated a typicul and now tradi All this would seem to be high This Is my personal view on this ace. S9c YD. $ 1 . 8 8 your faults more than the one who PREPARED TELEPHONE STANDS only. tional type of performance. When International nonsense. But a world praises you.” affair. I don’t blame the Country SUEDE FLANNEL DRESSES he Is about to make a concession conference spent a great deal of " If two men ask for your help, Club’s refusal of Mr. Powell’s offer. EXPERIENCED and . Sale ' to In brass or wrought Iron finish. Small quanti sSuiy tffmahable and sanforizod. Wards regular reduced for this event. Aaeorted or change lit policy of some sort, time at Geneva, last year, failing one being your friend and the other Joseph Lovett ■raOROUQH WORK ties left. Shop early. 46 Auburn Rd. high quality in plaids and novelties. Td...... styles and colors. Werq 4.00-to REG. 289.00 12 H.P. that Is the time he also roars the to agree on any standard terri your enemy, help your enemy / 0 » ' , \ 22.98. first.” loudest. torial limit. In place of what would ‘Very Much Disappointed’ RAY COOPER OUTBOARD MOTOR “The man who can feel shame •O’ REG. 119.95 VALUE . 1.00 Yesterday, the savage diplomatic seem to be the simplest kind of In will not easily do wrong." To the Editor, KHtehell S-6109 1058 Model standard model. 'IYiIb roar came when he characterized ternational standard, the reality "A s iron whets Iron, so mind I. al«i:ig with many other resi MISSES'and CHILDREN'S ^ la a once In a lifetime buy. Doti't dents of Manchester, was very i V * : ace. 49c YD. DINETTE I miss it. Ons only. the latest Russian proposal for a Is international anarchy. sharpens mind.” "So not weep In the presence of much disappointed with the re stain and heat resistant plastic table German peace treaty sua ‘•stupid.” If this is 88 far as we can get VITALITY those who laugh; do not laugh cent decision df our Board of OUTING FLANNEL C O A T S 5 top. Foam cushioned plastic covered chairs. Chrome or bronze. Having sent this violent lan trying to define sovereignty on the In the presence of those who Directors to fluoridate the town SHOES Fully washable and sanforizod. In plaldi and Broken sizes and styles. 12.68 to 35.00. guage roaring around the world. horizontal plane, one can Imagine weep.” water supplies. prints. A3I first quality materiala. ^ 10»‘27 REG.5H.P. I certainly do not relish the idea Mr. Dulles then, much more quiet how we are going to make out "The best preacher Is the heart; $ 7 .9 0 No eeconda. Tda. of placing a poisonous chemneal In ly, Introduced two quite different when w* start thinking of vertical the best teacher Is time; the best OUTBOARD MOTOR book Is the world; the best friend my drinking water. The prSsent macc Piece sounds into his discussion. limits for sovereignty, up Into the wcac 9.98 M 11.95 1068 Model demonstrater. New re Is God,” drinking water already leaves WATKINS- BEBROOM SUITE duced tor quick sale. One only. In the most Important policy air and the universe. Submitted bv Rabbi Leon Wind much to be desired, and If the M G . 1S.95 change, which has today begun Board of Directors is anxious to / TRIM TRED CHILDREN'S JACKETS $C.OO Tilting plate glass mirror and bookcase bed. Only one left at this crowding the loud “stupid" out of spend the town’s money, it would WEST ^ $ 0 . 9 4 Girls’ and children’s coats and jackets in as Ceramic Burners Used SHOES ACRILAN BLANKETS low, low price. the world's headlines, he said, for Four For One be better spent toward Improv sorted styles and colors. Broken sizes. REG. 119.50 ing the purity of the existing sys- Full Blze In 100% Acrilan with Nylon binding the first time, that the process of Some day, as a futile but per New York —New Infra-red fjaa Funeral Service $ 4.90 for longer wear. Full size. Sevoral colors. HI-POWERED RIFLE free elections was not necessarily haps illuminating exercise, some ranges now on the market use per forated ceramic burner plates that ORMOND J. WEST. Director REG. 335.95 THREE PIECE ^ ^ H Western field 30-8 rifie r^uced for the only process by which the re enterprising .spirit may calculate eliminate preheating, cut cooking 142 EAST CENTP.R ST. ace. 2.98 eiais' quick sale. One Mtly at this pries. Ons unification of Germany could be how much stronger and m'ore . ef Mat^endaz Values to $12.95 SECTIONAL SUITE S O V I # .7 7 30-06 also at this lew price. time In half, and keep the kitchen Mitchell 9-7196 $ 1 . 7 7 accomplished. fective we might have been in this cooler, since their burners focus ace. 17.95 a AS DRESSES and SKIRTS Foam cushions, Nylon tweed tan This was nothing less than at TRAVEL AGEMGY post-war world If we had been heat In much the same manner as Assorted styles and colors in broken sizes cover with, gold lurex thread. least a tentative move toward con able to stay free of the diplomatic light rays are focused. 18 Asylum St„ Hartford WOOL BLANKETS $t n .9 4 from 6 months to 12 years. Maule by Kroehler. REG. 54.95 RUMT ACnON sideration of the method of uni Instrument of the pact. So far, Manchester’s Oldest &SHOFS Full size in 100% all wool. Nylon aatln SOMBONE’8 GALLING Tel. CHapel 7-5857 with Finest Facilities. binding. Several colors. QuanUtlea lim fication suggested by Russia In its all the pacts we have have con SHOT GUN Conway, S.C., (/P) — There's a Authorized Agents For All Off-Street Parking 881 MAIN S1 ited. “ stupid” proposal—the method of sumed endless diplomatic energy fellow who lives here who says the Established 1874 REG. 295.95 THREE PIECE F ln t quality. Slightly acratched gun. MANCHESTER Don’t miss thla real value. One only at settlrg up a confederation of the and time, have actually defended boys selling boiled peanuts are Rail, Air and Steamship REG. 1.98 BEUROOM SUITE S this price. two Germanles now existing. nothing, have never rallied to any driving him nuts. Lines $ 1 . 1 7 It Is also a move In the direc Everywhere he goes, he reports, GIRLS' BLOUSES Three piece solid cherry with crisis or been used In any crisis, he hears the lads yelling ’’pea HAROLD EELLS ace. 2.98 and 3.98 framed plate glass mirror. Hall tion of British diplomacy, which and have demonstrably created Manchester Agent Sizes 4 to 14 in assorted colors and styles. All nuts,” Watrds first quality merchandise. mark quality hy “ Bassett.” has always been casting about for more weakness, trouble, and vul "It wouldn't be so bad,” he says, Tel. MI 9-7442 DRESS SHIRTS $ 1 . 4 7 REG. 4.95 "but m/ nickname Is Peanuts.” $ some alternative method of unifica nerability for us than they have Men's first quality dress shirts. Broken sizes FOOTBALL 0.88 tion. And it la, of course, a move ever prevented. and colors. All fully sanforized. Assorted REG. 49.95 Wards better quality foetballa reduced for certain to inflame and alarm Chan styles Still, Mr. Dulles has been un ace. 1.98 KNIT oa thla event. Six only at this price. cellor Adenauer of West Germany, failingly assiduous In rooting them, $ 1 . 3 7 MATTRESS 1.88 who has hitherto been the only real cultivating them, and fertilizing FLANNEL PAJAMAS Famous maker Simmons or Wards Vig- supporter and the chief sharer of them with American guns and o-rest Innerspring mattress or box Sizes 2 to 14. Children’s warm pajaunaa, as spring. All Wards first quality mer- our policy of Insisting on free elec Just say the word!,,. u e . 2.98 REG. 48.95 money, never becoming disillu sorted- styles and colora. Shop now and save. chauidise. tions as the only process toward sioned because none of them ever FLANNEL SHIRTS $yi.do ENRLISH BIGYOLE G -man unity. His position must be produces a bloom. Imported for Wards. All Wards bicycles read not as one wanting free elec You’re always welcome at Sanforized hea'vy weight. Assorted colors and LARGE ASSORTMENT OF meet the highest American, standards. What Is In the works at the mo patterns. Broken sizes snd colors. ay tions, but of being In no hurry for REG. 2.39 3-Pc. Don’t miss these. ment is a bit of patchwork for the Shop now snd save. * For reunification. Now, seemingly, Mr. Baghdad Pact, which lost a $ 1 . 7 7 SCATTER RUGS $1.97 . $0. Dullea has deserted him. A little branch In the revolution In Iraq BENEFICIAL KNIT PAJAMAS I I ^ assorted sizes and pat- [ C lIIL I later on, most probably, Mr. Dulles last summer. This is the pact we Sizes 1 to 4 now reduced for thii event. As I I terns, some rayon and some M i ■ ■ REG. 3.59 Yes, you get a “ royal welcome” at B E N E F IC IA L when REG. 2.19 sorted colors. Not fn all sizes. nylon. Specially priced at will assert that he hasn’t deserted organized to defend the Arab you want cash to pay off piled-up bills! Just phone $1.66 him at all. The Impression will re world, but refused to join because B E N E F IC IA L for a Bill Clean-Up Loan! Then, make only COTTON UNIONSUITS $ 1 .6 6 ROLLER SKATES main, however, that American it seemed that the Pact also split one monthly payment instead of several. . . and you may Adult or children sizes. Reducsd especially for Long or ehort sleeves, medium weight, ankle REG. 40.00 VALU E this event. Quantities limited. diplomacy has opened up Its own the Arab world. But when the Pact have more cash left over each month. Remember: it’s just like 1-2-3 to call up, soon as approved . . . come in . . . and length. Broken sizes only. Cream color. ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' strategy a little, on the German CHILD’S CRIBS Itself also spilt, we felt we must do pick up your loan! Phone or come in today! question, as It must If there is something to reinforce It. Now Full panels, single and sver to be a solution of that ques LM in $20 ta $600 — Loam llfe-lraured at lew cMt double drop sides. White REG. 59c PLASTIC three separate patches are to be FLANNEL GOWNS REDUCED birch and maple. Quanti $ 2 4 ” t o ^ 3 4 tion. applied, In the form of separate SOS MAIN ST., Over Woolworth’s, MANCHESTER REG. 4.A9 ties limited. STORM WINDOWS The second significant perform agreements between the United Mitchell 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANager \ Roq. 3.98 Reg. 2.98 Rag. 1.98 * Still plenty of cold weather ahead. Buy now and ance by Dulles yesterday, again States and Turkey, Iran and Pakis OPEN THUPSOAY EVENINGS UNTIl 8 P.AA « Im* *1 t)M c«B wSw ,.i«,lly I.J.I4 Is WORK JACKETS Hannd Gowns Hcmnd Gowns Ronnd Gowns save. Quantitlee limited. given under cover of his surface tan, the three remaining Aslan Wool ,lined covert and denim short Jackets, violence of language about Rus Extra Special members of the pact. These three O l » » . OENEPICIAL riNANCe 6o.______heavy weight. Not all sizes. sia's peace treaty proposal, came little pacts are supposed to make $ REG. 99.50 VALUE in his discussion of Russia’s own the big pact healthy again, so that HI-FI LONG p la y in g 331/3 ______security interests, as they appear one will hardly notice the gap left SNOW MOVER to Russia io be involved in possible BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. ENTIRE STOCK OP m e n ’s by the defection of Iraq. Greater RCA CUSTDM REGDRDS 31 An extra special purchase from the solutions of the German question. When the three little pacts are Usually selling for 3.98. 12 top hit retord.s to manufacturer makes this price possible. " I do not think,” said Mr. Dullea. announced and are in place, Mr. WINTER JACKETS REG. 3.98 LADIES' choose from. Sorry only 200 records for this Hundreds sold at regular price. “ that It la reasonable to expect that Dulles will presumably conVJder special event. Now only 1 - Jhe Soviet Union will give up posi that this particular part of Banking Resources and COATS tions which it has, if it thinks that FLANNEL PAJAMAS world map has been put^^||mer tU68A6E reduced 25% for this event. Some reduced Sizes 34 to 40 in broken colora. A ll first qual ENnRE STOCK OF by doing so it may be giving a and security again. OFF REG. 289.95 L l ‘ ^ much aa 33%. - ity. No seconds. CABINET HARDWARE strategic military advantage to If, in the meantime, one of the Clearance Console Television thoee whom It regards—I think nations the Baghdad Pact was orig a b e I s , reduced for this event. Prices cut as much wrongly, but nevertheless which It but the same friendly faces UHF-VHF power tuning. a.utomat- inally supposed to protect, Iraq, ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS’ Ic tuner. Save $60 at this low, low regards—as potential enemies. the nation whose capital gave the REG. 3.98 price. Quantities limited. "W e Just can’t expect that to pact Its very , name, happens to $ 0 . 4 7 happen. Therefore, If there Is going have somehow come under the con WINTER COATS LEOTARD andPANTY GIRDLE REG. 121.50 18" fel to be any reunification of Ger trol of the enemy the Pact Itself The two offices of The Manchester loans U) qualified borrowers, and .more Red and black colors. Ideal for the younger REG. 21.95THREE SPEED TABLE SAW many, it has got to be under con was supposed to repulse and guard ond JACKETS set. Fit all alzee. Shop now and save. ioansHto more people. Wards own better quality table saw. ditions which take into account LUGGAGE Trust Company at 893 Main Street PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 7 . 8 8 against,, what of that? Won’t we jjfeduced 35% for thla evwit. Many riduced $1 Full 10” cut. Reduced. Free stand In realistically some of • those very OFF be better off, with four pacts In and 15 North Main Street are how op Both offices will continue the many ’ qven more. Dwi’t mlae this one. Now at the lowest price of the year, A cluded. slemental, primitive facts of life.” place of Just one? SAVINGS erating as offices of The Connecticut three speed portable phonograph at this This does not mean, that Mr. Dul important services you’re accustomed LARGE GROUP OF low price. les is, as yet, as riady to revise Bank and Trust Company. to —• banking-by-mail, special and reg-'“ Gesture To The Old Pro U P tC «. 1.98 SOYS' REG. 92.95 5 a or adjust the Russian security ele Despite the change of name and sta ular checking accounts, savings ac ments of a German settlement as REG. 29.95 TABLE SAW aiA STAND Si F.very comment, and every pic TO tus,’ you’ll continue to find the same FLANNEL SHIRTS $0.00 Occasional Chairs he is to revise the conditions on ture, in the aftermath of the recent counts, business and personal loans, Full 8 ” cut. Carries full year’s guaran-, I Unttre stock o f boya flannel ahlrts priced which we might accept reunifica revolt among House Republicans at friendly people to do business with in REDUCED FOR THIS EVENT TABLE RADIO tee on all parts. Stand included at this Buy now and save on our regular stock of fine NA and all trust department services. to '’1.98. Reduced for this event. ay tion, but it is also, in its mood if Washington indicated that the Table radio with Hi-Fi speaker, 5 tubes. price. TIONAL BRANDS OF LUGGAGE in discontinued each of these two offices... PLUS ip- llroken sizes. “ For Wards own Airline best. Save $10.00. not in its detail, a move toward a ousting of Joe Martin as floor patterns, floor samples, one-of-a-kind and special Plan to use them, won’t you! period of more open diplomacy on leader by Congressman Halleck creased resources to perm it larger $1 the whole German question. had come as a catastrophic per styles. to MG. 66.50 ( > « C 0 . 4.98CHILDaCN'S Mr,.'Dulles always barks loudest sonal blow to Martin, who seemed a Only ^29 ” REG. 129.95 vilien he is about to soften his bite. disheveled, demoralized, pitiable BE SURE TO SEE OUR “COUPON SPECIAL” .4 7 JOINTER ^ PATENT SHOES Group consists of maple wing and platform rockers. Swivel Full cut for largifr wprWng Art*. figure. And in the days that suc w r in g e r w a s h e r ’S” XATge selection o f children’s pktent ahoea ra- rockers. Hostess chairs and modem Danioh choirs. W ert priCCjl De luxe safety wringer. Large 10 lb. NOW reduced for this event ceeded the blow, he seemed to from 4U.95 to 88.00. The Game Of Limits F r e e ihieed for thla aveiit. Moot all ilaea. tub. Now you can save up to 30.00, cling, as though to life itself, to The .Conneefieut Bank Back in 1056, a Mexican Coast certain symbols of the post that Monogramming I REG.4.98VALUE A A Guard crew took some shots at had so long been his— the personal . AND TRUST COMPANY REG. 2S9.95 TW O PIECE SPECIAL VALUE aa Ameri’uui shrimp fishermtm, be- government-supplied limousine and |EG . 5.98 00 BAHERY BDOSTER GABLE $ Q ,9 9 cauaa hla beat waa allegedly In- chauffeur, the handsome office, the $ > 1 .4 7 UVING RDDM SUITE $ 1 | l l | . 8 8 Hl.n STEREO * Every motorist shoul4 h*ve one of 0»ert- Nev- ^ alda Mexico's • opecial territorial special office,^Btaff. The apparent LUGGAGE SHOPS MEN'S DRESS SHOES Foam cushions. Two piece, Nykm ” GT worry when you out o€‘th«*o.’’ Console compares with other mod* > tutfy Banking Hours: 9 A.M to 3 PiM, Monday Through Friday "Ifea’a first quality, dreis shoes reduced for thia cover. Reversible zlppered cush v a to r ilmita, which Mexico seta impontance of thig paraphenalia to ela selling,for 60.00 more. ' "'cUUy prtced. (IvonL^Moat aU'sizes. Shop nOw and aava. ions. MahogantF legs. One only. a t aiaa milea. Martin, even after the Job itself Also 6 to 8 PJH. Thursday and 9 A.M. to 12 Noon Saturday Bubeeflpantjly, ^ e American floh^ waa gone, led Halleck to send him ftiBoahavo b M observing the nine word not to be In any hurry to sur 96 O f f ic e s . . . serting 18 Connecticut communities De d u c t io n u p ts o n s p e c ia l c a r g a in c o u n t e r s o n o u r m a in f l o o r - r f u u . ^ o u n t ^^^ I M t in practica, oven though render them and turn them over. e I ’ s to % it 'thm not concede And Martin seemed in no hurry. 917 MAIN ST.-~“IN JANETS’—MI 9-S674 f a variation A t this point, the Deinocrata of THIS MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD! WE HAVE PRICED IT TO SELL. DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE VAInUCI y - yu,aay«»lla the House began feeling sentimqn- FlDBXAl. 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W-K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1969 TWJILVB 'i _ ...... ______..____:______... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN n- Ike for ‘Pay as W e Board Reacts Kaminsky Jr. Denies Ellington Fire Damage Favorably to CLIP THESE COUPONS AND GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY On Federal Finances Blackmail and Arson S acrifice Estimaied at $90,000 AnM di Plan (CkmUiibed from Psg* One) and shown on television. DescHp- ♦but firemen stayed'at the scene all (OantlmM !*«• Predicted (Picture on Page 1) ' His ‘FricndV Vacationing , A tentative proposal that town- tions srs Also being brosdesst on Fire destroyed two large bams, night to keep the smoldering ruins 'bwned land near the Globe Hollow ing Friday on a business trip to radio. 45,000 bushels of potatoes and sev from ignlUng again. They returned •iked from tho fldor. .Club prwl- Florida, said hs will make a state Stste Police ssy Analysis of the about 10 a.m. today to again wet dent J(*n Honior the q>iet- A Florida saleaman who egc' swimming pool be used by a local (Oontinned from Page Ove) eral pieces of farm equipment last pects an Influential Nutmegger contractor for the development of ment on his return concerning his remains of the device indicate it night in Ellington, despite the ef down the remains,. Uona. relationship with Kaminsky. Eiwnhower WM asked about to help him out In Mapcheater a road Into a proposed subdivision #as a day and night distress sig- copies of a prepared statement forts of volunteer firem'en from Tragic Past na) flare, emitting smoke fronvone Sponsored By «!tU rlghU—about the passMte of Town court may hgvb trouble on Spring St. was submitted by Check Alihl Dulles took to the meeting. six area towns. The Stockser farm has been the a 1457 law he recommended on getting asslatance. ' the Town Planning Commlaalon to Police today were continuing to end and a brilliant fla n from the Dulles said that In the long run Damage was estimated at near scene of two other fires, on# which check Kamlnaky's alibi that he other. guarantee of voting. The "friend-'’ a man named the' Board of Dirpetora last night Communist rulers encounter ly $90,000. resulted in the death of one per Members Of The at an informal meeting In the Mu was nowhere near the Oryk home Rome is asking that knyone One volunteer, Harry Patten, of son. Ho said Congress should be very Rlhlcoff, la th Puertq Rico try- increasing difficulnis from peo 'Ihg to ajialte off the effects of a nicipal Building. when the burning flare went knowing where the flare might Vernon Fire Co. 2, was Injured On Thanksgiving day, 1965, Leo careful in this area but should ples balking against dictatturlsl make sure that nobody’s right to Wms th faction, and hejlpes not Although no formal action was thro'ugq the window. have been purchased to contact when a fire hose hit him In the H. Dragot, 46, was eeverely burn -Lt. Samuel Rome, who la head State Police or Manchester Police vote Is taken away. plan to return before the mo taken on Andrew Anaaldl'a request rule. chesti He was treated about mid ed when he tried to 4sarry a flam retail division torist comM up for trial Mon to use the land, the Directors indi ing the investigation, said today Chief James Reardon. "But for the short run—and this night at Manchester Memorial ing pail of gasoline nut of one of The rreetdent repeated what he that, "according to a preliminary OF THE has said before—that school clos' day. cated they looked favorably on the The distress signal flare being may he a period of years — the Hospital and sent home. the barns on the property. The son- propoattion and requested addition check," Kaminsky was In the publicized at the request of the situation Is full of danger,’ ’ he said. The two barns, located side by in-law of .Abraham Stockser, own Inge because of the segregstton When State Policeman Ray North End restaubanf" where he m ^ t o are tragic and-lHve a bad mond Reynolds yesterda.V ar al Information from the Planning State and local police was ob In seeking world order, the Sec aide on the old Stockser Farm, er of the' property then, Dragot, Commission. was picked up at the time of the tained from the New London Sub retary said, the United States must now owned by Sol Lavltt of West died a week later ih Hartford pictufe-of America aWopd^ rested James Q. F.lchler. M, of flare-throwing. He sold^that uj^M^ll Americans Miami, Eichler told him he Ansaldl had proposed buying or marine Base, and was manufac try to eliminate the use of force, Hartford, burned fiercely. Flames Hospital. The fire was said to have would have "his good friend. 'otherwise attaining a 240 by 1,408 "If the alibi hold.s up, we'll look tured by Aerial Products, Inc., of or threat of its use. by all nations leaped high In the air and were been caused by' children playing act upon tfrelr trOe convictions, Merrick, N, Y. Identified ss a Mark visible for 10 miles around. Cause laws alone \ylU "hot bring the na Gov. Rihlcoff" appoint someone I atrip of town land for the roadway. for an accomplice, " -he said. He In their dealings with others. with matches near the gasoline- He also wanted to use a portion of 13, Model 0, it ie five Inches long of the fire is not yet known. tion far toWhrd equality of op- to appear for him. said police would check the alibi He said Russia now is trying to filled pall. , the land for 11 building lots on the more closely. Several alibi witness and 1 '^, Inches in diameter, with Fanner Loses Crop portunltjfc"' ' \ He was charged w’tth Illegal small wire loop handles at each expel western troOps from West Forty years ago a large ram \ west side of the roadway and 10 es were questioned at the Hartford Berlin. He called the troops "an The potatoes destroyed In the bling farmhouse .on-the propisrty Thprt was a request the cro.ssing of the esplanade on the lots on the east side. end. intense flames were owned by Jo IhMndent to elaborate on his state- Wilbur Cross Highway. F.ichler State Police barracks today. indiapensable safeguard to the was burned to the ground. The During the discussion it was the In another development today. A demonstration conducted by seph Dziadul of Ellington. They >lfiMit In hla State of the Union mei^ posted s bond. Rome In the area behind the Hart freedom of that city.’’ pre.sent house wa.s built on the site consensus that the Directors would State and local police appealed for and 80,000 empty bags, also his of the one-destroyed then. . aage last week that the nation probably favor Anaaldl'a getting a ford State Police barracks this "We have made clear our will property were in one barn. Two X ■ must-have teachers of competence information that would help them ingness to negotiate about the BO-foot atrip, including land for the in tracing to its source the flare morning showed that the flare and trucks and a bulk loader, which to Improve America's education cans and to such Democrats as are building lots on the east side only. the smoke each last about 25 sec German question,” Dulles said. he also owned were in the other stands rd.s. here" they say was hurled through the The Secretar.y denied that U.S. The tbrector's favorable reaction Oryk living room window. onds after the appropriate wire bam. All were lost.' He replied that he wa.« refer But, aperificaliy, on the labeling to the propoaal was based on an handle is pulled. foreign policy consists mainly of Pictures and a description of a Dziadul said the loss was parti Personal Notices ring to ail standards, Including the i of this or that kind of Rcpiihlican- explanation from Marlin Alvord, The flare that went through the reacting to Communist initiatives ally covered by insurance, but he Standard of teacher pay. Ism. Ki.scnhower said: TPC chairman, that it would be to device similar to the one police as Gryk's window burned a section of — a contention sometimes made by sert was iKsed In the arson attempt did not say how much. The two "We have teachers for a pur "Personally. I don't like terms the advantage of the town if the the living room and caused minor critics. barn.s were reportedly covered by that I don't understand mVaclf.” are being published in The Herald smoke 'damage before sputtering "Nothing could be farther from In Memoriam pose.” he said. "They are in many roadway was allowed. insurance. ways the most Important group.” Eisenhower was asked about his anrl other Connecticut newspapers, out. the truth.” he said. .Such a roadw'ay could then be The fire broke out about 8 :25. In loving memory of my dear hus Eisenhower went on to say he announced Intention not to at extended by the town to join with band Richard Wright who passed away tempt to Influence, the selection of Ellington firemen responded, but was trying to get together a com Fern St. This would "open up the Mrs. Lamenzo were In favor of when the flames leaped out of con January 14, 1958. mittee that will represent every a lUfiO Republican presidential whole area," he said, and would fit the 50 per cent in the first poll. trol, a call was put in for mope candidate. Dear husband how I miss you, walk of life In the country to set in with the Planning Commission's Sewer Assesment Plan Jacobs, following Powell’s re help. Firemen from Crystal Lake, As I journey on alone. up goals which would become He said he could, but wouldn't, plans. But some day I hope to meet you. marks, said the Directors would Vernon, Rockville, Broad Brook In that bright and heavenly home. standards for teachers' salaries "write out a list of ten" or ao fine, The Planning Commission has and South Windsor raced to the virile men in the Republican party not be facing ujr to their responsi and other educational expenditures. advocated the extension of Spruce bilities and would be "holding up scene. Not dead to those who loved him. TTie President laughed when ask who could make good nominees Not lost but gone before. St. to the proposed Rt. 8 relocation Back to Starting Point progress’ ’ by not voting' for Shed Saved He lives with us in memory atlll, ed If he drifted from “Modern” to for the presidency. and then on to Spring St. The road All they could do was try to con Eisenhower established a pre measures -because certain towns And will for ever more. ward “Conservative” Republican way sought by Ansaldi would con people oppose them That goes, tain the flames to the bams. How ism. cedent a few years ago by letting tinue this extension toward Fern Enhancement of property value, ever, winds swept sparks across Badly missed by. the networks Aim and record all Homeowners In the Woodridge'*' Jacobs, said, for "fluoridation or His lovinr wife, Mary, Then he said today's problems St. Bayer said, might be another anything else.” Pinney St, and l^ itM a shed con and son. lan. his regular news conferences—the tract who since October have op are dlifferent than those of the The proposal to run the new criterion for assessment. taining lumber for use In the sessions where reporters ask ques posed s 50 per cent assessment for Jacobs said letting the aewer past road Into the aubdivision, named Bayer had been Instructed to project die would amount to the Knollwood Housing Development, In Memoriam "Let's meet the modern prob tions orally. But those recorded Dartmouth Heights by the de a sanitary sevi’cr project are right located nearby. Firemen extin versions have been for use later look Into the sewer controversy Board's "valedictory" to legisla lems,” he said. veloper, has been referred to Town back where they started from — to determine the town's chances guished this blaze before much In loving memory of Joseph Gau- He drew' a laugh when he added; and not live at the time of the tive responsibilities. dino, who palssed away Jmiuary 14. GOOD JANUARY 15 ONLY! W in i THIS COUPON, THURS., FRI., SAT. Planning Engineer Edward J. in any lawsuit that might have Barnes and Gordon voted no 'be damage resulted. 1942. Toddlors'-Boys'.Giris' Orig. 1.00 "I would appeal to all Repuhll- conferences. ____ Rybezyk. He is to gather facts almost. The scene of the fire was at the This Coupon Worth $5.00 Now they'll be charged 45 per been brought if aaaessmenta were cause they want to see the Wood to 1.29 10D% W OOL regarding the coat of such a road levied on a "benefit" basis on ridge property ow-ners bear the 5-road intersection of Ffltei- Bed, Sweet is the word of rememhrancs 100% ACRILAN way. value of the land and cost of cent of the JIOO.OOO sanitary sew Skinner, Ellington and Windsorville Dear ie the one who ia Rone Both For Wool Mitts or TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY er and force main which would people already provided with entire coat of the project. In memory we will always keep him. Installing sidewalks and utilities service. Hutchinson, however, said the Rds. and Pinney St. Just as the years roll on. WINTER COATS Chamber Letter Urges pending further negotiations. be located on W. Middle Tpke., A 12-room farmhouse, located BED P ILLO W west of Center St., and connect MarUn last night Indicated he town should bear the full cost. Wife and »m . SPORT COAT IN OUR STOCK Ansaldi proposed to have 42 lots Other Directors said thia -would about 200 yards from the burning Wool Gloves In the subdivision if his proposed with the sewage treatment plant would have been willing to go barns was not in danger, firemen WITH EXTRA $0.88 along with the "'benefit'' assess mean a bond referendum on the In Memoriam Coupon Good Thurs., Frl., Sat.—Jan. 16, 16, 17 plan is accepted. off Olcott St. project that would be soundly de said. Tweeds, alpacas, wool broad- In other action last night, the The homeowners' opposition to ment plan deapite the legalities The property acro.ss the road Leather palm m itts. or wool Golf Issue Settlement feated by voters from parts of town In loving memor>' of Kdward Murray .50 Planning Commission studied the .50 per rent rate launched a involved. Thrall, however, was op from the fire scene is owned by shakers. Boys’ wool jacquard WITH THIS oloth. SIzee 8-'’l4. Reg. $49.98- posed. other than the West End. who pn^spd away January 13. 1968. ZIPPER TICKING census tract maps drawn "by 4-month controversy. It appeared Director Ted Cummings was ab Abner Rosenberg, developer of gloves. Sizes 3 bo 7. COUPON A Voice urging "that each atde^factorily nettled whereby the Rybezyk The map chosen will hie for a time .Unii other property He said systems have been Knollwood Home.s. He maintains Away In God's bf*autiful garden. $65J)0. Limited quantltlea. sent at the meeting. In the vallev of peace b o fair REGULARLY $5.87 FOR BOTH wiU be willing to compromise” has Country Club will remain in Man used in conducting the 1960 census owners in the Southwest part of extended at Florence St. and an office in the house on the Some day. some time, when toll is o‘er made Itself heard among bthera de chester. in Manchester. town might share In the assess Spruce St. and at Brookfield and Stockser Farm, but otherwise the We ll meet our loved one there. "The Manchester Chamber of bating the problem of. whether the ment on the bssis the project Benton Sts., among others, with house Is unoccupied. Wife and sister, T O T S 'n TEEN S MEN'S W€AR. Mancheater Country Club will stay Commerce previously expressed a would "beneAt" all of them by im no assessments against area prop About Town The flames subsided about 9:30, Mrs. Samuel Richardson. LIN D A SHOP 956 Main St.— Facing Oak 857 MAIN ST„ RUBINOW BUILDING LAND of FASHION in town or move to Tolland. desire not to become involved in proving and extending the sewer erty-owners. The West End prob Robert J. Boyce, president of the terms of the lease, but as its system there. lem is parallel case, he said. the Manchester Chamber of Corty- responsibility to this community Obituary Possibility Dropjied Thrall added he could not see The Sttid.v Circle of the South merce. urged compromise in a let becomes more acute to a point of Methodist WSCS will meet in the That possibility was dropped flat that any special "benefit" would chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. ter to Mayor Eugene T. Kelly this lo.sing everything when all civic, at a Board meeting laat night In be provided the Parkade station morning. political and economic endeavors Mrs. PepI Peck the Municipal Building, after Town users by the proposed project. "It la the conaidered opinion of should be joined toward shaping a Mrs. Pepi Adler Scheer Peck, 18 Polleil Tsvlce KIDNAP COUNT CUT ^^Quality without Compromised^ Counsel Philip Bayer pointed out New York, Jan. 14 (J*!—Mrs, the Chamber of Commerce," said greater Manchester, we wish to Marion Dr., forroejl.v of Miami that assc.ssing property owners Voting for the 45-2.5-30 ratio Boyce, "that a country club is an place our services at your disposal Beach. Fla., died late laat night at Jean lavarone may be allowed other than those who were original- wt re Kelly, and Directors Ron to plead to a re
a -* - • Pages IS to 28 MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1989 ^ a t t t l i r B t p r 1 E t t P t t i n 0 WEDNESDAY, JANUARX 14, 1969 Taxpayers League Set, Town Moves Toward For Fluoridation Vote Building Unit Ghange The first step WHS taken last* will determine, if’ Board of Educa- The Manchester Taxpayers’^thelr ln?tnictions to nuoridate and night toward the formation of a tlon members can. League will meet Monday io vote hold a public hearing beforehand. new Building Committee which Mayor Eugene. Kelly said he on a recommendation OIJ Ita execu-, Or: would have nine metuher.s serving | would advocate that three Educa- tlve board that a petition be circu 2. Poll the- users of the town overlapping 3-year terms. ' i lion members serve, If possible, to lated to force a referendum on water system by means-of ques Town Counsel Phillip Bayer was ['provide a clearer understanding fluoridation. tionnaires in their quarterly bills, Instructed by the Hoard of Dii-ec-1 helween the two groups on dlf- Wilbur Bennett, president, iaid asking them whether they went tors to frame a new Building lliicUmi of their duties. He said the special League nleeting Will be fluoridation or not. Committee oriiluaiice s e I I I n g | conflicts can onci/r between the held at 8 p.m. in the Bowera School He said if neither suggestion down those conditions. I Board Of Education and the Bulld- auditorium. were honored, he would take steps Tlic Instructions were given at (ng Conunillce, wlili-h is composed Bennett is opposed, not speicifl- toward getting a townwide vote. an informal meeting (>f ihe Board 'o f nine e l e c t o r s , because lines callv to fluoridation, but to the The Board voted 6 to 1 Dec. 23 to authorize installation of fluori at tlie .Municipal Building. i .seimrnling Ihe duties of the two fact that the health measure was The present ordinance provides' units are vague, psssed here by “administrative dation equipment here. General Manager Richard Marth sad then for a maximum of 11 member.'j Xwn Qtiesllon Change act ’ of the Board of Directors With unlimited terms. Existence’, However, Directors Ronald rather than by ordinance. that the equipment could be In stalled and In operation by early of the unit is required by Stale law! Jacobs and Gilbert Barnes ques- The Board last month authorised for approval of scliool const rm I ion tlonod putting Edurnllon Board the Water Department to Install summer, at a possible cost of $15,000. Bennett said sodhim projects, niembcrs on the unit Barnes said fluoridation equipment in the town A desire to change tlie organi-/.a-I it atioiild be served by personnel water supply. Bennett feels this ac fluoride could be administered by tablets at a cost of $175 a year, Rockville Church ISenrs ComplcMon tlon of Hie grouji was expressed wtio would enable it to carry out tion should have been put into the la.st y-ear over an ap|iareiit lacii of iis piii-pose of "providing a contri- form of an ordinance which would and the $15,000 should go toward This beautiful building won t be torn down to make way for a new church a.s the sign in To.regJ-ound might indicate It is the ne^v the cost of a Alter plant at the Rockville Methodist Ouirch on Grove St. which will be consecrated Sunday afternoon by Bishop John Wesley Loid of Boston. (Heiald roordinal Ion betw«,en the Commit hutlon of a lechnieril sort not avail have required a public hearing be able from any other town agency.’ ’ fore passage. Howard Reservoir. Photo by Salemisi. ______' ______.______tee, Board of lOduiation. and Board Majme Eugene Kelly’s a n sw er______of Direclors In planning tlie North It might lie used to approve plans The Board's action was a “viola of all municipal projects In addi tion of democratic principles,” he to Bennett has been that two 1 Tullcr, trea.surcr; Mrs. Cyreiie F-iid Junior hlgli school hearings 8^ere held on flildi'idstion ' I - f J ^ l - l 'T 'a l l f o ford- Mrs. Jane Corlhell, Andover: I General .Mtinugei' Kictiard Mar tion to schools, Direclors said. said, in that townspeople should Mvlea O’Reilly Jr.. BUtofi; Charles Fvlliiaii Sisters Bddlh. semetaiy; Mrs. Margaiei: B.nrnes and .laeobs said the Build- have been given a chance to ex a year ago. Kelly has said al.so , i Wennergren, protertor; Mi.s. Mary lin liH.s noted that the present Colby. 5« Birch St.; Jon Rondeau, setup of the unit is "unwieldy.'' liig (.lommitleo has hern lielpful In press themselves on the controver that approval of fluoridation is Twombley, guard; -Mrs. Lillie Hie past In ))orformance of its lech- not the kind of question that fils On Teslinji Syslem Norwich: .Roland Doyon. HarU Install Officers H.iyer. Iti the ordinance, will sial subject. ford; Gary Kanin, East Hartford;., Green, pianist. Tiieal diilles. A recent poll of! aboilt 20 per the nature of an ordinance. Mrs. Irene played piano accom- [ make provisions for slaggereil Fjesejit members are Raymond Mrs. Theresa Ma.vo, 109 Fogter St.; District Deputy Mrs. Gladjt’s terms, with three to expire each cent of the League showed strong Raymond D. Stinchfieid, assist Jeremiah Lovett, 14'.j Hackma paniment.s (inring tlie ceieniony. W Ooslee. rlialrman. flilmoure N. ant superintendent of schools, Gamble, assisted by Mrs. Annie November. support for putting fluoridation to tack St : Anthony Znkites. Wap- Alley and Mrs. Martha Johnson, Grandchildren of Mrs. Farris Cole, -jiwretary. Wells C. Denni a townwide vote, &nnett said. The gave a talk on the le.sling System presented the orclild corsage which Mintin had drafted a niodid or son. Mrs, Gloria K Benson, Wrisley ping; Mr.9. l;ae Lehrman. 105 installed the following offleers of 1 dinance last .veiir providing for a League has some 350 families, he About Town used In the public schools at the Garth Rdt; Mrs. Tliere.sn Ije.s.sard .she wore for the installation. C Grvk, Mrs. Nanev D. Klock. Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisler.s. n-member body composed of three ,-vj,s Helen B. Solomon, Clifford C. said. moBt of whom live on the meeting of the Hollister PTA last ^ d son, 334 Center St ; .Mr.s, Alice Iasi evening in Odd Fellows hail. Friday evening, the past Chiefs West Side. The organization was (Ilrectors, three Board of Educa-; vaniey, and Gordon Campbell, The Italian American Ladles night.: Remlllard , and danghter. East Mrs. Flora P. Grade, past chief; Club will meet with Mrs. Annie formed in protest of the property In his talk Stinchfieid told how Alley, who will be assisted by .Mrs. tlon niembcrs, and tliree eleclors. | Kelly Inld Bayer to make pro- Auxiliary will hold election of of Hartford; Mrs, .Olga St. Germain Mrs. Be.ssie Farris, moat excelleiU Dlreelors Barred | vision In the ordinance for inlnor- revalustlon here in 19.5fi. the testing, system is used to de and son. Coventry: Mrs. Judith chief; Miss Elaine Smith, excel Ethel Lind.say. The entrance requirement Is $1 ficers tonight at 7:30 at the club Bayer, however, said tlie town , py representation The Board of house. velop the cumulative record of each Eschmann and daughter, 158 lent senior; Miss Christine Sniilli, per family. child's progres.. in the .school sys Nephrosis is a kidney disease oc charter would prohibit dtrertma Direetora is controlled by Demo- Keeney St.; Mrs Annabelle John- exeelienl junior; Miss Bernice from serving on the liody. and lieirrats. Member.^ of the executive board, tem It is three pronged, based Jackson, manager; Mis. Helen curring mostly In young children. beside,. Bennett, are former di Herbert E. Smith, n.usic com- ppvslcal. intellecUial and .son- and son. Bolton-; Mrs, Mary Kristoff and son. Echn Di , Ver rector Walter Mahoney, vice pres menetator for WTiq, will speak on j,,.hievenienl levels o f each child. ident: Clifford Rautenberg. secre ‘Music for the Theatei’ at the iTUelle< tual ami achievement non; Mrs. Doris Johnson, and daughter, 228 Oak St. tary; .lo.seph Sullivan, treasvirer; monthly I tests are used toKcther to deter and Oliver .larvis. Graduates Club of Greater Hart mine if H L'hild has t.lie aiiility to Bennett, who is in his .second ford tonight. The meeting will be I do the woik but i.s ■ not putting term as president, said the execu held in St. Justin s Church hall. | p,.,jpef effort. tives hold bi-monthly meeting.., but Blue Hills Ave., Hartford, starting Local Stocks At the brief business meeting, GOOD that meetings of tlie entire mem with Rosary, and benediction at plans for the potluck In February bership are rare. He is hoping for 7:45 In the main church. ■1 JAN. 15th enough of a turnout Jan. 19 to get were discussed. Mrs, Irma Czer- ONLY I wlnski passed out revised copies of 4(iiutMtlons Furnlsncil h.y a 10 per cent membership vole. Cnhiirn A- SliddlehrooU. Ine. MORE At a meeting last evening of the I bylaws to be studied by the He .said lie "doesn't expect too board of trustees df the Lutz .Tun- members for consideration at the Bank WtoeU* COUPONS TO CLIP FOR much trouble ’ in rounding up this Bid .Xsked much enough ,3!1' , This Coupon and $1.00 REGAL’S GREAT DOLLAR SALE! he COUPON DAY to Sllggl TOMORROW WILL BUY THREE PAIRS OF A referendum will have to be H p .rl I N p; lona Starting Tomorrow called if a petition signed by .5 per the school. GET A PAIR Refreshments were served by Bank A- Trust Co. 37 '2 3 0 '2 (< iiiipiin Good Tliiirsduy Only Unless FAMOUS BRAND PANTIES cent of the town's voters, demand A slate of officers for the com I'irc Insiirancr 4 oin-Miiii - Ollierulsn Spcrifleil In Coupon) ing passage of an anti-fluoridation ing year wa.s pre.seriled at the bi- .Mr. and Mrs. Francis Laraia after I Aetna l-'iie ...... 77';77 ' 80 1 -2 WORTH $1.77. OF SHOES FOR $1.00 3 DAYS ONLY ordinance, is not acted upon by the monthl.v meeting of the Exchange ■ the meeting. I Hartford F ir e ...... 100 200 SPONSORED BI .MK31BERS OF RETAIL DIVISION THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY Board of Directors within 45 days. Club la.st niglit at the 3 .I s in Bol-1 " ■ 'National ...... 110 124 OF MANCIIESTFR CII.A.MBER OF COMMERCE Provides $100 Fine I ton. They are William Schallcr, Phoenix ...... 77'o 8 0 '2 GET A SUIT FOR Bennett said he has an anti-' president; Russell Clifford, vice I,ill anil Iniicninity Ins I. m'. $ 1 . 0 0 fluoridation ordinance which would 1 pre.sidenl; Robert John.*, secretary, Hospital Notes Aetna Casualty .... 181 101 CASH and CARRY provide a $100 fine for each of- ; and William John.son. treasurer, Aetna Life ...... 246 2.56 fense of fluoridating the town's' Election of officers will lake place ADAHTTED YESTERDAY: Mrs Conn. General ...... 361 376 100% IMPORTED Here's How It Works; piiblie water supplie?. It was at the next meeting on Jan. 27. .Josephine Morline, 24 Lilley St.: Hlfil. .Steam Boiler .. 113 Just Think Of It! drawn up, he .said, by an attorney Mrs. Marion Zinsser. 100 Foster Travelers ...... 07 '2 101'2 200 PAIRS FLANKEL SUITS $49.95 who asked not to be identified. Washington Ixiyal Orange St : Mrs. Callierine Wirk.s. 07 Glen- Piiiiiii 1 ti’it; * B U Y A Bennett said the ordinance is for Lodge. No., 117, will meet in w-nod St.: Mrs. Mary Hank, IS Conn. Light & Power 2.5 27 SUIT AT tke entire town, and petitions wMIl Orange Hall lonion ow at 8 p.m. Franklin St.: Karen Wallers. 08 Hartford Electric Li. 66 68 FAMOUS be circulated on this basis. The Church St.; Edwin McCabe., 20, Hartford Gas C.i. .. 41'2 44 >i REDULAR PRICE AND North End is served by the pri Manchester High School's Class Waddell Rd.: Mrs. Ethel Horn, 17 Birulher New EngLUhd STAFFORD PARK SUITS S6S vatel.v owned Manchester Water of 1949 has set the tentative dale j Columbus St.h Lainrie Shia. 7$'Ed- Telephone ...... 43'2 4.5'* GET AN0THEr$UIT IN THE • SUITS Co. ! of Friday, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. for its j miind St.; Richard Hyland, Elling- .Maniiractiiring Companies The petitions will be distributed; first reunion, to he held at the ton; Miss Carol Schybert. 17 .Siini_- .-Vrrow, Hart, Heg. . . 61 NATIbNAllY KNOWN SAME PRICE GtJISS (or lower at the Bowers School meeting and i home of Mrs. Dawn (’arl.son. Twin mer .St Bradlev Wheaton, 13 ,\ssoriateii Spi ing .. 20 - 22 League "captains” will divide the | Hill Dr., North Coventry, School St. Bri.stol Bra.ss ...... lO-’ i 115* SILVERTEX SUITS $65.95 price) FOR JUST $1.00 town Into circulation areas. | - - AD.MITTKD TODAY: Mrs. Mar Collins ...... 86 01 BUY OXE PAIR AT Each member circulating a peti- The Junior Century Club of jorie Porter, Andover. Dunliaiii Bush ...... 0 10'2 •TOPCOATS BIRTHS YESTERDAY; ‘ Em-Hai'l R E «ri-A R PRICE tlon will carry a “statement of in Manchester held its setond organi tent " show-iiig signers that the pur zational meeting last night in Whl- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl ] Fqfnir Bearing 2-PANTS SUITS $69.95 O r— If You Prefer: pose of the i.eagiie's action is not ton Memorial hall. Dues and lime Huitgren. ... 131 Ferguson Rd.: a s-m Lanilers. Frarv Get Another Pair to defeat fluoridation, but to get a of meetings were eslablisticil and' to Mr. and Mrs. Riiel Wirk.s, 67 N. B Machine ...... 27 20 "riemocratir " vote on It, Bennett! Oif piopo.sed bylaws were dis- Glenwood St. North and Judd .... 26 20 For Just $1.00 Instead of a second suit— you may •PANTS ; cussed. Edwin Eaton talked, and DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Russel) Mfg...... 23 26 • Bennett's push for a referendum showed slides on skiing. Refre.sli- Mrs. Elizabeth Breen. 105 Pine Stanley Works .... 44 '2 47 > VALUES TO 114.95 take a topcoat for just $1.00. follows suggestions he made tn the nienls and a social hour followed St : Erne.st Cox’ 27 View St.: Mrs. Terry Steam ine'.vl .. 45 NOT ALL SIZES AVAH.ABI.E Board of Directors last week for I*'® meeting. uil'.e Green. 332 Oa'iiand St.; Ton ing ton ...... 28 30 getting public opinion on whether ' ------•lames Griflin. 21 Bralnard PI.; US. Envelope, com. . 24'* 26'2 fluoridation is wanted here, ' Mother Cabriiil .Mothers Circle Ruben Rinaldi, Wapping: Mrs. US. Envelope, pfd. ..12 14 •SHOES The suggestions, on which the ' will meet tonight pi 8;15 at the Ilia Scliiattcr, Crystal Lake; Veedpr Root ...... 49>2 .52'* DRESS SHIRTS Board took no action, were: [home of Mr.s. Albert Piizzo, 11 George Simmon.s. Coventry; Mrs, The above qliotalloiis are not to 1. That the Directors revoke I So. Main St. Jacqueline Spencer, East Hart- oe construed as actual markets. WHITES, SOLID COLORS BUTTON-DOWNS Get A TOPCOAT For 1 FOR ONLY THl ItSD.W ONLY WITH COI PON SPRAY ENAMEL 100% W O O L With the purchase of any piece of In Pn^^iirr (*nnA. C’holro of (V)lor». Here's How It Works: IMPORTED JANUARY SALE FEATURE! LUGGAGE you receive FREE a ladies^ 2 fr *5 ZiP.LINED Reg. $1.69 With Coupon 89° TOPCOATS Buy A Topcoat At Regular or men’s TOILET KIT (regular $49.95 to $59.95 Price and Get Another Topcoat value at least $3.00.) SPORT SHIRTS In the Same Price Class (or lUi$A$E J H O M 917 Main Si. IMPORTED “ In Janet's” FLANNELS, COTTONS, WOOLS e k s HARRIS TWEED lower price) For Just Remember: Buy one at regular price T S T f f S a C T . TOPCOATS If you hBY'* no nood for a *oc- $1.00 Additional. ond *ult or topcoat— BRINO GET ANOTHER SHIRT $65. ALONG YOUR SON OR'^A FRIEND— and let him take FOR JUST $1.00 the aecohd one.
SPECIAL $ 1 . 0 0 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS Get A PAIR Of PANTS For 1 BVD W8LEh-'n-Wcar Shirts, Whites, fancies. WINTERWEIGHT FLANNELS — GABARDINES — SHARKSKINS OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE Reg $3 95 $ ^ 1 , 9 9 NOW. . . r BU Y 2 PANTS FOR $10 $' GET ANOTHER PAIR FOR JUST INaturaliy, at this unheord-of low price, there's a small charge for altera* JACKETS Hons.) PLUS MANY OTHER • 100% WOOL SALE PRICE • WASHABLE NYLON DOLLAR EXTRAS! • WASHABLE, REVERSIBLE Buy a pair at regular price of $3.98— NYLON CHINO PANTS TAKE ANOTHER PAIR FOR JUST Bofore You Buy Anywhere, Values to | $1.00. 2 pairs $4.98. , Sussex -■ ■ ■ See Our Grand Selection Of 119,95 : BEDROOMS AT JANUARY FREE Tomorrow Only! NOW. high quality colcHiial pieces in solid cheiry SALE PRICES! With Every Deposit of $20 or more. oped stoch selection at modest prices TELEPHONE INDEX Reg $19.95 to $24.95 All metal telephone index in brush* CORDUROY OF COURSE, E-Z TERMS • FREE FURNELL PARKING! ^ed. brass with bron?e trim. Simple to operate . . . Important telephone OPEN EVERY DAY OPEN THURSDAYS numbers are. at .yoijr fingertips. •’ SPORT GOATS Available at our Main Office, W3 Main Street, our, 'I FURNITURE East Branch -Office at 285 East Center Street and our" f UHTIL 9 PJM. West Branch Office at the Mancheeter Shoppq^lf t - . 'i . 9:30 A.M. to DEPARTMENT ■Parkade. «•■' ''-■ $ 1 A . 8 8 The Savings B[ank of Mon NOW. 5:30 P.M. (Lower Store Level) Phone MI 9<5221
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M«mbera of Troop 47 Boy ScouU ot the South Uethodiat Church per- Uctpeted In an overnight camp* in r trip last weekend at the KnighU of Pythia* Youth Center to Cheshire. There were 22 acouU. 10 senior scouts, and 7 adults on the trip, lesvin* early Saturday momtnK under the direction of Scoutmaster Bob VonDeck. Meals were provided bv a central mess conducted by the Camping and Activities Committee under the di- recUoitjof Bob Midwood. First Aid Instruction and testing was con ducted, followed by practical ex ercises In solving first aid prob trim lems. Emphasis on first aid in* Sixes structlon In the troop has resulted (J) - In a high level of knowledge of tlie subjMt as was indicated when the Woodpecker Patrol under Patrol M l aiiiiMi Isxlmd Licader Steve Morrison won second 4 4 place In the Blackledge District FHrst-Ald-Oree, held Friday Jan. 0, losing first place by only 11 BAN-LON points. Scouts on the camping trip en joyed games of soccer and Pioneer apd Indians. Senior Scouts under CARDIGANS leaders John Majorca and Frank Schelbenpflug camped out in the It's new . . . the rich nearby woods after enjoying a texture of ongel-ioft pieaa party with ice skating at Ban-Ion. A dream to Hubbard Pack in Meriden. wash, doesn't pill! Troop 47 wHl have their Charter Luscious colors. 34 3.38 to 40 . and A w a r d Night Tuesday. Jan. 27. 5.99 ehettherel which will be open to parents and friends of boys in the Troop. The next camping trip will be to Camp Moneer on Jan. 31*Feb, 1. Pack S meeting of the High land Park School was held on Jan. »«««** 7. Wool SLACKS Cubmaster Wallace Gnibe made ^oarblv tailored with the following announcements: The Blue and Gold Banquet will be held on Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. The monthly leaders' meeUng solids, stripes, ploids. for den mothers and committee Ml 10-18. members vlll be held at Orube's advertUed at 5,95 home tonight at 8 p.m, Mrs. Tom Briggs is to bo the Den Mother of a newly formed Den. Two films w'ere shown as the y i , ''hr* ^ ^ yc) V evening's program. "Podners and ALL BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE! 'Staifa 4i|ftf«
ll-k one for each party, but Republican FACnS raCHTEEN oppose the change. Caucusing GOI^ member# spoke Bill to Ban out against the proposal yesterday. INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Revised Formula Soiight Coventry It wae later tabled by the House. Our office le opeo Thursday evenings from 7 to 0 o^tock for Harry H. Lugg (R-Vernon), le your oonvenleooe. If you prefer, we will have one of our capable State T ax the present cbmmiisloner. Hie kal- registered representative# call on you, at your convenience, to LWV Plans ary la $10,500, assist you. Whether your problem Involves one thousand or a U.S. May Modify Aims The bill to eet up a second com- mlllinn dollars, ’ we have the facilities to render yen complete On Income mtaeloner would make the salary service. 3 Workshops of each $7,.600. (Ookittnned liom Page One) Among bill# Introduced on the On Reich Unification (Continued from Page One) first day was one aimed at eelab- Shearson, Ham m ill i Co. OnUaS. Aims Both the statement of the presi Four Injured llshlng "freedom of employment." Members New York Ifecfc iMthongo dential secretary and of the press committee-hearing day* wa* made Ita author la Rep. Thomaa F. 913 Main Street, Manchester • MItehall 3*1571 * (OMtlBved from P»«» One) Three foreign ijoUe.y topic# will eource last night said the names at a conference of Democratic Qulnland (R-Ncw Preaton). of the accused and the charges In Accidents be diecueeed at a workshop meet leaders, including Googel, House It provide* that no person shall - Four for«lfn mlnliter* me«tlnK against them would be made Speaker William J. O’Brien Jr, be denied employment because he : win be «rr»nK«d, probably in thf ing in the epring under the •ue- available to newsrtien. Reporter# Four persons, one a 8-year-old belongs to a union or refuse* to - aprlnil or early aummer. That alao were Invited to cover the (D-Portland), Senate Majority pleee of the Leiigue of Women girl, were Injured in three of four join one. would brin^ together the foreign Voter# (LWV). trials. Leader Arthur H. Healy orf New Tnlnisters of the United Statei, Trials already had been au«- area auto accldenta yesterday. Sen. Edward L. Marcus (D-New JANUARY SPECIAL 'a : The items to be considered ere Haven, and Sen. Anthony J. Ar- Haven) submitted a measure de Russia. Britain and France. pended In Santiago, capital on Mra. Susie Bunker, 62, and her n entano, of Hartford, president "The World We Have," "The diu^ter, Cheryl, 3, both of Coy signed to reduce the number of di Skating Advisory World We Want." and "Pollciee for eaaternmost O r 1 e n t e i*rovince C.8. sm F T FORBCAST ® Ev*n in' o u r mo$t where Caatro’s movement and Ba- enti^ were taken to Manchester pro tempore of the Senate. vorces. Full Freedom _ _ ii ,wy\ Ic» fkatine hour* remain un- Achieving Our Basle Goals.” Memorial Hospital with injuries Among its provlalons is one The I..eague'* Foreign Policy h o p t fu l momentt, tleta'e repression -were centered. The plan wa# approved by Demo More than half the reported suffered when the car Mrs. Bunker crat* at a House caucus before the makinff it mandatory for peraons Unit, Mr*. Ralph M. Bumk, chair seeking divorce to attend a recon we never dared 'fo executions have occurred in Orl- was driving hit a telephone pole in Co-Chairmen of Charity Ball House convened. by LaResista man, 1* making arrangement# for Bolton about 2:15 p.m. yesterday. The mandatory closing date for ciliation hearing before a Superior the session. dream of $o ente, including the shooting of 71 Co-chairmen of the Junior Cham-^^------Court judge if they have children -nie Annex ,.ill he reaem-ert for Ball Chairman persons In two batches early Mon State Policeman Leo Czajkowskl I the Legislature under the Slate It has been suggested that warm, $o enthu$i- of Colchester barracks said Mra. ber of Commerce Charity Ball to be mailed to the Manchester Char under 18. He was commefiUng on the news p, day which the spokesman con ity Ball,' P. O. Box 88, Manches Constitution this year Is June 3. Arthur W. Brown, aemor war- members follow news items, mag Bunker told him the accident hap be held Jan. 31 at the State Ar Googel said the Democrats hope azines and book* concerning the is asfic a welcome! firmed. Apparently worried by the ter. and should be made payable to CORSELET ?'^Secretary etIrv^ off"ta^ State ^ D Dulles u lie*“ max ^ ir ^ no night akat- den of Manchester named l’»dge generalof Ms- foreign reaction, another epokes- pened as she waa driving on Rt, mory are Joseph Gordon, 45 Cros to be ready for adjournment at H'ornrti’# Heels lAght Up sues. Recommended readings in- I A. She said her daughter was Joseph Gordon, treasijrer. ' election* were\vnr» nfttnot the onlyOT\IV meen*means' **‘e- _ . . ___ . 0,^11 *ui- We can only say man earlier hid Insisted that only 44 by Rd.. left, and Dr. Irwin Kove, of least a week before that date. hairman for the Masonic Ball this elude; Cheater Bowles' "Ideae, sleeping on this front seat beside The proceeds frorrf the ball will The House met briefly today and • for reuniting Germany. People and Peace;’ Dorothy Foa- a sincere "thank seven persons had been shot in East Hartford. St. Ixnils—A St. Louis alioe WHITE vear. her. The child started to slide off A number of couples have al benefit the Heart Fund, the Cancer then adjourned until 11:30 a.m. to manufacturer Is marketing wom • •'Esndently the Americana are; I t .r. f. « ' His appointment was announced dlck's "Common Sense and World Santiago Monday. the seat and Mrs. Bunker too'' her considering how they can answer; you" and double Reports of the executions ready accepted Invitations to be Fund, and Manchester Memorial morrow. en’s high-fashion shoes with heels NYLON o f t C K I tI I S S l I I 11; : today by Hayden L. Griswold .Tr., Affair*;" Barbara Ward'* "The eyes off the road in an attempt to the Bussian demands \vtth their; our determination aroused strong protests in the patrons for the ball, according to Hospital. Nearly a hundred more bills or that light up as the wearer walks. .50 I worshiphil master of the lodge, Interplay of East and West;" and pull her back again. The car resolutions were read into the ’
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MANCHESTER EVENINGIHERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 PAGE TWENTY^NB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 TWENTY WXNV-^UM eomplstsil 4anos firocTams, score WDRO—18S0 Woman Fractures WHAY—010 j^ockviUe-Vernon cards and nets pads for tha vst- WOOO—U90 Daily Radio SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE srans* hoapitals. WKNB—SiO 1 Standard TIbm fonlor Aehlwmwet Ankle Ice Skating w rop—iii0 Ills Junior Achtsvemsnt will be Belter Quality at Great Savings Gty, Town Officials Discuss awarded lU chartsr and .Junior Tba jfoUmrlng program aehao.a.«iyi^^ AX' OUR Miss Carol Schubsrt, 28, 17 -Hermit DreMtU 4 Achievement pins at Its meeting Summer Bt., fractured ber left Hlat aia aujipUad by tba radio w n c—Behind th# _ ^ „ tonight in the Chase Building. ankle while she was Ice skating managainaats and art subjaet to WDRC—Music Throuah tha N l(ht Combining 3 Tax Collections The two student companies, WFOP-Modem SooA yesterday at Center Springs Pond. ctaanga without netloa. t0i44— formed last fall and mads decora Miss Schubert M l shortly be during our Semi Annual WHAY—Hermle Dressell APPUAKCt tiU — WnC—UN Review . ^ tions for sale at Chriitmas time. fore 9 p.m.-Manchester poUoe and ' WINI'—MaachMUr R oald N«wa The twMibiUty of the town, clty.fContr* Shopping Pla*» opens. Dr Business and industrial sponsors of l:W - WDRC—Music Throuch th* Nl(ht talU of the promotions have not the Burke ambulance went to her wna<—Miuio (or tt* Sint su n WPOP—R. P. Mortan aiMl fire dUtrlrt hevlng one tw yet been wogh^ out. Details of the the young firms will be on hand aseistance. She was admlttad to 11:**— for the charter presentation. WHAY—Night Owl ocrilector was (Jttscussed by town promotions have not yet been Manchester Memorial Hoepital WHAT—Hound D ot W n c —Naw# V WUOU—Raoord iUru* ^ city officials last night at a worked out. Evaalon Oharge where her condition today was WKNB-Opcn MOco WDRC-Newa [V£AT EVERl W POP-N*w* meeting of the Board of Select Bench Hosse Resold Walter A, Brown, 33, of RFD 2, described as "good." wnc—R o m UUUr man. The, Charles B. Beach family Rockville, was arrestad last night WDRC—Record Shop Second Selectman Franklin G. on charges of evading rsaponsi- WPOP—Top 40 Show W ^C^mfTs 2nd Weathar home on Bolton Rd. has been sold WDRC—Music Throuch th* Night Welles expects today to contact to Patrick A. Palaxiolo, of New blllty and failure to grant one-half *'wIn F—Rew» WPOP—Modem Bound* Robert F. Kingsbury, chairman of Britain, according to a deed filed the highway. GENERAL 4 :1 » - His arreet followed an inveiUga- WINF—Mutle with Jo* airutd WHAY—Night Owl the Board of- Fife Commissioners In the town clerk's office. 956 Main Facing Oak *:ld- im o-BUrilght 8«r*nad* SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE • SAVE - SAVE of the Vernon Fire District, to see The sale by Samuel B. Jones of tion by Rockville police Into a nit TV SERVICE WHAY—Hound Dog WDRC—Music____ _ Thr<»u|h |h tltha Night If that body is agreeable to the Old Byrne and William D. Byonof and run accident on East Main St. WCCC—Record Review WPOP—Modem Sounda Monday night. Harold T. Atwood Days M AP A Call WTIC—R o m HUIer idea. Essex, who bought the 230-acfft #Aa93 nos Parts WDRC—Record Shop Ight Owl The selectmen has discussed the estate from Beach last month, In of Mahafleld rsported that his car NIghU WPOP—Top 40 Show nM t Ssrsnad* Idea previously and had already volves about 5’i acres of land was struck by ons traveling in the •nCL, Ml S-S482 4:S 4- WDRC—Muidc Through th* Night opposite direction. The other FREE PARKING WHAY—Hound D of WPOP—Modem Sounds SLsked town ccninsel Harry H. L,ugg around the house and across the WCCC—Record Review '*SG— for an opinion on how the job street from It. Palazzolo Is a part driver did not stop, Atwood re lot Mxt'to Popular'Market W nC —R o h HUIer WINP-fllgn Ott ported. could be made appointive rather ner is an auto-waah business In Charge WDRC—Record Shop then elective. West Hartford. Patrolman Robert MacNamara, WPOP—Top 40 Tim* Mayor Herman G. Olson told Also sold by the new owners, who made the arrest, said Brown Your Use Your Personal Save to 4 :4 4 - Andover RCA Victor TV Westinghouse Prescriptions WHAY—Fred SwuMon the selectmen thst he favored the was a 200 foot square lot. pur admitted that he was the driver WTIC—R o m Miller of the other car Involved. Here CHARGE ACCOUNT WDRC—Record Shop MIRACLE VALUES CELEBRATING RCA VICTOR’S 10 MILLIONTH TV plkn and thought that the council chased by Peter and Bernice D. W POP-Top 40 Tim* !*TA Makes Plans could pass an ordinance whereby Darlco to enlarge their present Hospital Notes PINE PHARMACY 1:0*— the city w'ould use the tame tax house site. Admitted yesterday; Laura Kos- or Manoheoter Trust on Infants'• Girls'• Boys' & Sub-Teens' Apparel WHAY—rr*d Swanion MAJOR APPLIANCES 864 Center SL—MI 8-0814 WTIC—New*: Weather For Bake Sales collector of the town. Mrs. Southu'lrk Reelected lowskl, 108 Union St.; Edward WDRC-Newa — Welles pointed out that a single Mrs. Elide L- Southwick was re Flota, 83 Village Bt.; Mrs. Rose CHARGE-PLAN- W POP-Top 40 Tim* MIIHx, 27 Pleasant St. t;«t— tax collector for the three munic elected president of the Women’s Entire Stock of Winter Apparel at Drastic Markdowns V^INF-New* Th* flr«t In a n«ries of monthly Special! ipalities would be a convenience Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Rita twk* Mien will he h«M *t the ele FVGC 3-DAY Republican Club of Vernon at the Girardini, KIbbe Rd., Ellington; for taxpayers. annual meeting last night, WINF—Sport* mentary echool Wedneaday, Jan. The resignation of Mrs. Rose Other officers elected are: Mrs. John Dlrgo, 22 Washington St.. WHAY—si-ed Swanaon WASHER and DRYER Vemon; Peter Wheeler, Chambers WTIC—R o m UUler 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. by th* PTA. DEMONSTRATION Ford, Vernon tax collector, has John Gill, vice president; Mrs. Entire Stock Famous Make Famous Great Western WDRC—Record Shop prompted town officials to Investi Adolph Klttel, recording secra Trailer Park, Dobsonville; Mrs. W POP-Top 40 Ttm# Small eakea and cookies and TWINS Kenneth Bahler and son, Stage Rt. S:S4— gate the posaibillty of making the tary; Miss Ruth Corbin, correi Semi-Annual Boys' and Girls' 3 to 6x Machine Washable WHAY—Fred Swanaon taa or coffee wifi be aerved at IN YOUR HOME Job a permanent full-time one. ponding secretary; and Miss Mar Discharged today: Donald and WTIC—Rosa Miller tha aalea i^lch are open to the New Low Price Mrs. Ford was elected to the Daniel SItek, 95 Village St., Ell Girls' Winter Coats WDRC—Record Shop jorie Dorman, treasurer. Auditors ington. WPOP—Eye Opener public. post In October. 1957, for a 2-year are Mrs. Albert J.-Jlckerman, Mrs Washable Snow Suits Zip-off Hood Surcoats • :44- .term. Her resignation takes ef- George W. Allen, anif Miss Corbin. I WHAY—Fred Swanaon Mr*. Ruth Whitney and Mrs. No Obligation - - No Charge Vemon and TalcotWille news Is C l earancei WTIU—Roas Mlllei Jamen A. Ray are oo-chairmen of fset March 1. If the position re Hamsters Elect .Stciightnn and Coat Sets WDRC—Record Shop mains elective the selectmen will The Hamsters have elected handled through The Herald’s 3 Pc. Orig. Sizes 6 to 16. WPOP—Eye Opener the flfat aale which wifi feature have- to find aomeons to accept Jamee Stoughton president to suc Rockville Bureau, .7 W. Main St., 16.98 to 19.98. 10.98 Orig. 17.98 12.99 1 :0 * - baked good, by moUiera of stu The Only Way To Buy the ^ st for the seven month ceed Henry R. Murphy, telephone TRemont 5-3136. Discontinued Styles Orig. 24.98 to 34.98 WHAY—Fred Swanaon dent* in Harry PalubnlaJt’a and WTIC-New* Arthur 'Von P.oemer’a classrooms. period -during which taxes will Other officers of the local Dan River cotton sheen, heavy WDRC—New* A TV Set become due April 1. theatrical group are; Lynn Chase, Zip-front jacket In Dan River WPOP—New* Tile .date selected also happens duty zipper, heavy knit trim col 4:05— to be 'a half-seaslon day at the If m a d ^ appointive ths poat vice president: Miss Eileen Mur Soldiers’ Savings polished cotton or nylon pima, 16*90 to 24,90 WINP—New* would be filled after competitive phy. secretary: and Mrs. Zita STRIDE RITE zip-off hood, orlon pile lined, tap lar, zip-off dynel trim hood, 4:1*— school with a teacher’s workshop A large selection of fine quality WINF—Muslo (or Evening set for the afternoon and the date examinations -setup by the state Schilphack, treasurer. Rising in Europe ered downhill slacks with zip leg. dacron, nylon quilted. 4:14— personnel department. The Hamsters voted to join the virgin wool coats all with grow WHAY—Fred Swanson of the special PTA meeting; which Wednesday Openings Foreseeen Connecticut Little Theater Assn WTIC—UtneUy PiH,ria will be held In the evening. hems. 4 to 6x with slacks. 7 to 14 WDRC—Record Shop Orange Plans Pirate Whist Rockville merchants, at a meet and named the president and vice, Vnlhlngen, Germany .— The de WPOP—Dixieland ing Monday night, recognised that president as delegates to the meet votion of 8th Infantry Division coat alone. t:SO— An evening of "Pirate Whist” SHOES Entire Stock O f WHAY—Fred Swanion has been planned by lecturer Mrs. competition of new stores opening ings. The association's purpose l.s soldiers to the piggy bank Is so to stimulate Interest in drama and WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Club Donald Brown for the Onange In the area may force them to re outstanding as to have elicited a Girls' Famous Makt WDRC—Record Shop main open on Wednesdays before to provide an exchange of Informa Boys' 2.98 to 4.98 WPOP—Modern Sound* meeting at $ p.m. Monday In the tlon helpful to little theater special commendation from Lt. Boys' Dress Coats 4 :4 4 - Town Hall. long, <3eorge Bennett, executive Sizes 8«/t to 12. Flannel Lined Slacks WHAY—Fred Swanson secretary of the Rockville Area groups. Gen. C. D. Eddleman, Seventh WTIC—K Star diatra Member! are requested to bring Chamber of Commerce, eald today. At the next meeting Jan. 22, Army commander. Orig. 7.95. 4.99 Flannel Shirt and Coat Sets WDRO—Lowell Thomas an Inexpensive or White Elephant tv. T. Grant's manager, Mias play-reading committee is expec^ Sizes 4 to 6x. WPOP—Modern Sounds Gift to the meeting. This happened when 98.4 per 1:06— Phelps Heads Vestry Again Ixmise Twarz, said that store will ed to recommend a play for pro cent of the division's personnel WHAY—Fred Swanion remain open alT day Wednesdays ductlon this spring. Sizes 12>/2 to S. Orig. 2.98. 1.99 and Corduroy Slacks Orig.y6.98 to 29.98 WTIC—Dick Bertel Lewi! Phelp! of Hebron Rd. wae Now $ Legion Auxiliary Meets stashed away some of their month WDRO—Amos and Andy re-elected senior warden of St. when It moves to the Centre Shop ly pay In U.S. government bonds Orig. 8.95. 4.99 WPOP—Fulton Lewi* ping Flaza in March. The Vernon The Amerlcsin Legion Auxiliary Sizes 7 to 12. 1:15— Peter’s Episcopal Church vestry at f O R BOTH will meet today at 8 p.m. at the or In Soldiers Deposits. This rec Some styles 6.99. WHAY—Fred Swanson the annual meeting held Saturday Only Shopping Center, officially opened ord-breaker followed seven consec Orig. 3.98. 2.99 Toddlers’ 2 to 4. 13.90 to 19.90 WTIC—Dick Bertel last week, la maintaining open Post Home on West St, WDR<>>Amo8 ana Andy in Phelps Hall. Henry Jones was Mrs. Charles Prellc, Civil De utive months when more than 94 Boys’ 3 to 6. 1.99 Virgin woo! tweeds or solids. WPOP—Modem Sounda re-elected Junior warden, and Mrs. hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m per cent participated in the sav Teen 4 to 8. Plaid or solid wools, corduroys. SET 1:50— WAYNE" 3 Years To Pay However, Rockville merchants fense chairman, has planned " CD WHAY—Fred Swanson Clarence Porter was again named Ingram to follow the meeting ings program. Orig. 9.50. Stripes or plaid flannel shirts WTIC—News of th* World clerk. Indicated they will forestall Savings were up throughout 5.99 PAY AS LITTLE AS $4.25 WEEKLY FOR THE TW»«S Wednesday openings as long as Vernon CD Director Edmund F and corduroy boxer slacks. WDRC—Answer Pleas* Dwyer will speak. Refreshments Seventh Army_in 1958, with three WPOP—Lawrene* Welk Manchester Evening Mersld An possible. Their prime concern out of every four soldiers laying Mostly patents. a few tie ox- Entire Stock Of 7:45- seemed to be that a 6-day week will be served by Mrs. Andrew WHAY—Fred Swenson dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul D. I $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Fortuna and Mrs. Prelle. aside a part of hl3 pay to Insure W nC —Llf* and th* World Pfaaatlehl, telephone Pilgrim 2- would create employment prob the future. In 1957 about two- fords. No boys styles In this Compara the quality in these All From Regular Stock M ighty M a c WDRO—E. R. Murrow lems. Members needing transporta WPOP—Lawrence Welk 6856. Tha look you lika SPECIAL OFFER tion to the meeting may contact thtrds of the soldiers in Seventh sale. Mot every size or width 6 to 14. Washable or Wool Tha porfomianca you want Bennett recommended that the Eleanor Fortuna. Army elected not to see part of *^raAY—Herml* Dressell merchants Increase their open their earnings, to a total of some Outstanding Buys Surcoats WTIC—People Are Funny Tha VALUE you axpoct LIMITED TIME BIG SAVINGS hours to meet the competition •Farewell Old RHS’ in every style. Off WDRC—World Tonight A "Farewell Old RHS" dance $15 million in savings. Girls' Car Coats WPOP—Lawrence Welk New Safety Patrol which he pointed out Is drawing S*<3/Ui*» ■*H/UiWisiii<#ta«* I On All Appliances ~~ See Them Today! etekdily closer. will be held Friday In Sykes Audi Infant and Toddler Shop Sizes 6 to 18. Husky sizes. WHAY—Hermle Dreeiell torium by the Junior class of WTIC—People Are Funny Seated at Buckley I ' While Hartford stores were once Rockville High School. The Teen Orig. O Q Q WDRC—Music Through the Night the prime competitors of Rockville Special G roup Of Main Floor, Rear WPOP—Lawrence Welk merchants. Manchester stores and Rockers will play for dancing from 12.98 to 14.98. 8:Sd- Second term safety patrol mem the new shopping center in Ver 7:30 to 11 p.m. Robert Sojka heads R.E.WANDELL Boys' 24.98 and 29.98 WHAY—Hermle Dreesell bers were Installed in a ceremony the tickets cor.imiltec. Famous Make WTIC—Nlghtllne-Nigh non are now making Inroads. Ben Knit trimmed wools with zip-off WDRC—Music Throughugh the Night at an assembly at Buckley School nett also pointed out the fact that RHS Club ActlvUiee WPOP—Modem Sounds Building Boys' and Girls' hoods, washable .. . Solid cottons 1:4ft— on Friday. Howard Levin of the the new ahopping renter planned Four representatives of Willi- Girls' and Teen Suburban Coats WHAY—Hermle Dressell for lower Union St. will also cut In mantic Slate Teachers’ College or tarixwn plaids. Orion pile lined WTIC—Nlghtllne Hartford Automobile Club led the to sales. were scheduled to speaik today at Contractor I pc. Snow Suits • Prams hoods. WDRC—Music Through the Night new patrol members In the safety | WPOP—Modern Sound# If stores In these shopping areas a meeting of the Future Teacher.s • :0ft— pledge. stay open on W'ednesday and pro of America Club at the high Residofltiol-Cofiimercial With hat, washable nylons. WHAY—Hermle Dreseell Georg! Katz, retiring captain ] mote Wednesday sales, the Rock school. College life and courses Strap Shoes 15.99 .o 19.90 WTIC—Nlghtllne Alterations-Remodalinq Girls' 3 to 14 • Boys' 3 to 10 WDRC—Music Through the Night of the patrol, conducted the pro ville merchants will have to take offered at the teachers college WPOP—Modem Sounds gram. ^ ts y House led the panel I steps to meet the competition, Ben were to be discussed. “Busines-s Built On Orig. 10.98 to 17.98. Sizes 8 to 18. Virgin wool tWeeds, f:05— on winter safety. Panelists were nett said. He envisioned Rockville'; TTie Future Farmers of Ameri Customer Satisfaction” 12 mos. to 2 years. 7.99 Poplin Ski Pants orlon pile lined by a famous WINF—Newe Wayne ’Tedford, Pamela St. Pierre, shopping district as extending ca basketball team has been an Orig . 5.95 .. maker. WINF—Bandstand Lucinda Geer, and Patricia Down- 1 from the present business section, nounced. Members of the squad Full Insurance Coverage .3.99 ftlft- ing. Karen Howard led the audi west along Union St. to West St. WHAY—Hermle Dressell are: Ralph Barron, Tlmotliy Tel. MI 4-0450 Orig. to 5.98, WTIC—Nlghtllne ence in the singing of America. | ALL METAL CONSTBUCTION Promotions Planned Bertsche, Delano Dransfleld, David Famous Moke, Boys', Giris' WDRC—Music Through ths Night Several safety movies were shown. Retail promotions are being After 5:00 P.M. Quilted lined. 3.99 WPOP—Modem Sound# 86’’ LONG—17” WIDE Charter, Elmer Dart, Karl Gordon. Orig . 6.95 .. 4.99 »:S0- New safety patrol members are planned by merchant members of James Kidney, Richard Mac- 82 BALDWIN ROAD 3 piece Coat Sets Boys' Flannel Shirts WHAY- Hermle Dressell Paula Rosen, Judy Jackson, Kevin the Chamber of Commerce for L»ougaU, Cliffort Niemann, San MANCHESTER, CONN. WTir—Family Living Ponton, Marjorie Hinds, Kathy Feb. 21, the Saturday before ford Palmer, William Smith and WDRC—Mu.-ilc Through the Night ONLY Orig Sizes 8 to 16. WPOP—Modem Sounds Moran, Debbie Karp, Gary Heard, Washington's Birthday, and for an Robert Sojka. . 8.95 .. Drig. 24.98 to 29.98. • :4.W Karen Richards, David Johnson, *4.99 Indefinite date in March when the The Junior Red Cross recently 5.99 Girls' Dresses Orig. 1.98. WHAY- Hermle Dressell Sizes 2 to 4. 16.99 1.39 WTIC—Family Living Raymond Rippman, Billy Cox, Gail WHILE THEY LAST $ $ $ $ $ $ $ WDRC—Music Through the Night Hlgg;in8, Patty Downing, Lucinda | “ Barton” popular table model. Stationary Orig. 3.98 to 7.98, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Sizes 6 to 18. WPOP—Modem Sounds leg kit available. 10:fW>— Gear, and Kenny Richards. Orig, 2.98. 1.99 WHAY--Hermle Dre.isell EASY BUDGET TERMS 79c and 89c Famous Make WTIC—F ocils on I>atln America 1,99 and 2.99 WDRC—Miietc Through the Night Couple Die in Crash BIG Infants’ and Toddlers’ WPOP—Modern Sounds Sub-Teen Dept. lOtift— FulKFashloned Sweaters Fine cotton.s by famous makers. WHAY- Hermle Dressell Gunnison, Colo., Jan. 14 (/P)—A Combed Cotton Shirts WTIC—Focus on Latin America ypung soldier and his wife were I Lined Chino Slacks WDRC—Music Through the Night WPOP—Modem Sounds killed and their Infant daughter VALUES LAMES’and MISSES'SHORT SLEEVE Entire Stock Of Slipover, Snap and tie side was injured yesterday when their CLASSIC SLIPONS IN A BLEND OF Girls’ 7 to 14 Wool Skirts Sizes 6 to 12. Televinion -Proerams car rammed a Continental ’Trail- WESTINGHOUSE ways bus 40 miles west of this Sub-Teen Skirts 55c ea. 3 for 1.57 Corduroy Jumpers • Skorts Orig. 3.98, 4.98 2.99 On Pasre Two southwestern Colorado commun-1 75% U M B 'S WOOL Ity. Orig. 5.98, 6.98 Top quality at this low price. All Orig. 5.98, 6.98. QQ Fourteen bus passengers were ] BIG from regular stock. Famous makers. Boys’ Famous Make Thickset injured. All but one were treated 20% SOFT FUR GENERAL at Community Hospital and then | 5% NYLON 10 to 14. 3.99 released. OLL ABOUT Army Pvt. Heinz H. Weismann, Oven cooking 1.98 Cardigan Entlr* Stock Of Corduroy Slacks TV SERVICE 20, and his wife, Helga, 20, were I SAVINGS Sizes 34, 86, 38 in pink, fight A $9.95 Valut is easy today... Days M AC A Call killed when their car skidded Into blue, maize, dark bronn. Entire Stock Of Sweaters 99. Nights S a *9 S Plus Pnrtg All Pint Quality » Chubby Dresses Junior 4 to 12. t|ie path of the oncoming' bus at | Orig. 3.98, 4.98 2.99 TEL. MI S-S4SZ the base of a steep hill on U.S. Sub-Teen Coats 6 months to 3 years group. Highway 60. ALDON SPINNING MILLS Skirts and Jumpers Husky Sizes. 'DONLEY' TALOOTTVILLE, CONN. Orig. 5.98. OPEN TTESDAk-FRIDAY 9 to 4—SATURDAY 9 to 12 Orig 2 4 QQ 1.98 Knit Hats 3.99 .'».4,98 to 39.98. A ’* * * ^ \ J Girls’ 8',<2 to 14>/2i Subteens Corduroy Bonnets 9 9 NEW! Billy the Kid Double Knee FOR EXPERT Special! Entire Stock Of Entire stocks, infants, toddlers. ^ Price! WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING ROLLS ANYWHERE, Flannel Lined Jeans RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Sub-Teen Dresses 2.98 Boys' and Girls' COMPLETE BRAKE SERVIClJ TRI-STATE Orig. 3.98. 21" RCA POWER-TEMP DRIES, Topper Sets 1.99 Girls' Quilted Robes SEE ’ and Jumpers Sizes 4 to 12. 2.44 CONSTRUCTION CO. so’s home heating 2 Pc. plastic lined, fine cottons Cotton or nylon, prints, pastels. Sizes 3 to 14. Orig. 4.98 to 8.98. Table Model* NEEDS NO 881 MAIN ST. (Reor)-~MANCHESTER our way! Disc. Styles Famous Donmopr CLARKE MOTOR SALES JET AGE PORTABLES You get premium quality Price Reg. 3 .75 Doz. 301 BROAD STREET-rMI 9-2012 262 Sq. Inch ViowoUa Pictura 14 or 17 IN C H Mr, and Mrs, Horheowners Mobilheat with RT-98 , . . the 2.99 to 5.99 Boys' Collared Polos INSTALLATION! moat completely effective fuel Curity Diapers 2.77 oil additive in use today. And Size.s 3 to 6x. Group Of Subteen Top quality 21 x 40. . dozen SEE IT TODAY AT A NEW LOW PRICE SAVE NOW you get premium service. Au Special group. Orig. 1.98. 1.39 4tfi ANfNVERSARY 5PEC1AL tomatic deliveries . . . a bal Slightly soiled. i ’ t4 . anced payment plan and many Cotton Blouses 1.99 GOOD, n iu its., FRL and SAT. f»NLT $1 AQ.95 OP TO m ON LOW WINTER PRICES other extras designed to make 1.00 Chix Fitted Orig. to 8.98. Sizes 8 to 16. home heating really easy. Orig. 2.98. 1.99 WITH ALUMINUM ilUPBOARDS Orig. I Q Q Crib Sheets 77 PAYONLY Exclusve Hot Water Booster ALL OOIAJB GUARANTEED 2.98, 3.98. Only L _ _ M o b i l h e a t it!«8 White- only. 80 sq. percale. T V Pajamas 2 NEOLITE SOLES $2.50 WEEKLY Maintains 140* tcmpcriiture for sure temperature YOU WILL SAVE ON FUEL, TOO 2.98 Boys’^ 6 to 18. washing and rinsing. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 PAGE TWENTYeTHlSl MANCHESTE^VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.^^^NESDAY. JANUARY 14, 19S9 JPAGB TWENTY-TWO W o r r y o t DAILY CROSSWORD PU*AZLE t t a m n v *im * >AKU1NG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE 'Cosy-Capi* MomxiOMnit w a m > o o m - BUGS BUNNY FANT brings you a slots Trids FALSE TEETH cl4«rancs aritli sgrinfs on sll Pr«vIout Slipping or Irrffotliif 7 Bargains thres big floors. On ths msin ioor Don’t be embawssws by loses. tOee OH.HIM-'THATS MAMR HOOPLE hss besn sot ug n bsrgsin tabls tsMba oupFNoVfeupplsf. wSfORpms ?r wrtWJi School Doys with ouUtandlng offetlngs gath- «h«a -AM OS HOOPLE/-.TOWN CHAR "’ ee Tonr WEtL,PlP- ^IMeA^^•WE ACTER/HE’S Been r e t ir e d - srsd from ths fOur eomsis of tbs PIP,BC5y5— J ' ORB'WHO'6 Listed by OVMS eVER SINCE I'VE KNOWN HiM, A 0 0 8 S 57— — Moines, uirer stars. Do wslk sround this bsr- remaikakle eesee " 13UST LEAMIN6, I MUST e e BUT 1 TON'T KNOiN from what/ Iowa gabi table. Bpritig ts srrivtng in ONE- 1 Teacher'* ’.psiTy tests OPFTO HIS WIFE takes IN BOARDERS/ DOWN ths FAiHlON iMOPARTMim. or (eula ■s sntsune (non-sM). HOOPtE^ ; With t h e ffUrts Of s linSA-wsavs rhyon O e tP A S ' at anv drug eossttt. A(ANOR/, f NOSE THACr THE MA30R l ik e s TO TALK 4 Bpx 1 Engliih poet you eoT A sroRy, h e ’l l < corns in prsUy Bsstsr sgg dolors, I’M I LOOKS Lll^B IT 8 Small amount 2 British TOP rr/— th ey tell m .e / priced 18.98. In mls9S> iMss, 18*16 ALREATny VWAS STEPPED 12 Poem statesman HE WAS v a c c in a t e d * 13 Cougar ooms 3-pc. shssr oottdn drsssss, OVERDUE.' ON BV AN ELK.' 3 Most sensitive 14.98. IVMly gltOds, ertth high DR. 1 GBRSHANOFF WITH A HI-FI Ne e d l e /^ 14 Operatic lolo 4 “----- the rod" WeleoiM te FaAN K 'S IlMtMirMit Off to a BsAnttfUl HaM Stsurt U v* OruMsutly ‘An Egg a Day' la • Oood Idea L h e l o o k s WANT TO MEET HIM? The PrincMt ReeUurant, corner Young And Popular fashion ovSrfeMuss. fo r ths Junior- (^W LIA R^ 15 ------5 Catand Ink When you look attractive, inter Equip your horn* wItA bMuU- “Around the World in 80 Days" OPTOMETRIST 18 PlanU ot 41 Red dye « f Main and Pearl Streets, le now ful llnsns, now 30% off at THE doesn’t apply to ths LYNN POUL siss ths i-pe. OOTTDN KNITS 6 ^ tr ic a l unit 24 Father esting things happen to you! A 916 MAIN STREET , lily family 7^hool cheer 25 Above 41 Kind ot xmdbr new management and Is U N D A SHOP, 966 Main Street. TRY SliORE in the Manchester St 18.96 afs sys-estohing. Ths top 18 Sign examination freeh new PERMANENT WAVfc is fashioned to look uks a cardigan 8 Woman's title 26 Bird called PRANlC’S RBSTAUaANT, la iMlng offered by SCHULTZ You can see what the original •hopping Parkade. They deliver MANCHESTER 20 Kindergarten' 27 What the 43 Fiddling ■peclellslng in popular Italian- pricas were because the tags re dally from their Connecticut plant ovsr a blouse. Try them on. 9 Angers Roman BEAUTY SALON, 988 Mein M I S-60S0 material, 10 Tip Pilgrims did American rooda. Featuring BUSI main, you simply subtract 30%. to their Connecticut stores. Try BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Night before 28 Unaspirated emperw Street for IT.TO aa a January ipe- LYNN POULTRY for goodness Spread large pecan* with a lit- 11 Comfort NESS MEN’S LUNCHEONS for ctat Just put yourself Into th* Hang In your bathroom the eoft- HAS RESUMED a l l e y OOP an-4vent 17 Seaport- In 29 Leg joint 44 Health reierti TOC to 90c you te t eoup, klng-eise est, fluffleet TOWELS glowing sake! Mitchell 6-8251. TO CROCHET ue seeacned cream cheese; top 2t Class — — 31 Staid 46 CounstI hands of the trained and talented with rich color. Spread on with a matching nut. ftefrigerate OFFICE HOURS ,V Portugal sandwich, choice of pie and good beauticlane here. The Invigorstlng 24 Oriflce In skin 19 Open 33 Decorate 47 Pledgt coffee. They bake PIZZAS on Yotir mattreaaea amooth, allky Depend on the PINE PASTRY (or e while and then serve as a IN H IS 26 What pupils 38 Erected 48 Work unit* shampoo wlU stimulate you and SHEEITS. Add an extra BLAN Deeeerte— Lost and Beet company mack. 23 Fertile spot abort order to enjoy here or take MANCHESTER should do to in desert 40 School periods 50 Small (Scot.) then you can relax comfortably KET, comforting and luxurious. SHOP, 658 Center St., open every teacher home. Full course dinners are during every step of the beauty A wonderful first ccurM before served to midnight every day ex Over all float down a fresh, beau day and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to OFFICE 27 Horned r 16 r trip; the sparkling rinse, the flat tiful BEDSPREAD with matching 7:00 p.m. to provide delicious des Spaghetti le antlpaetC: Celery ruminant l r r 1 r r 1 J cept CLOSED SUN'DAYS tering Style set. Your hair will be hearts, whole drained eenned pl- FRANK'S RESTAURANT hopes draperies. It won't be hard to sert treats everyone enjoys. Fea 30 Opposed r H shining end aoft to the touch. 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To make your own special j and fruit. There are also round, are Ideas. One of the highlights Much of the appetite appeal of a very hot oven (460 degrees F.) BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELI) minutes ago he told me to shut upl" flavored sodas, put a scoop of ice | JUDD SAXO N square, oval and oblong molds. One of a shut-ins days ts the arrival salad lies In the way it is arrang seven minutes. cream in a glass, pour in soda of i ed and served. Salads should have ....AMP YYHEN YOU FINAILY TOOK IT O FF, BUT MOW YOU'RE A of the most popular is the ring of the mailman. He loves to hear Save 8$l on Rugss any flavor and stir. •TtVB, VOU'Vf WISM IF NOT mold, the center of which may be from his friends and it takes an "untouched" appearance too «OT TO FORSrr THE FIRST THINS YOU SAW WIA8 LAURA. ( l»t« by WC* faMae. tm. BHUL l-W The January Clearance Sale cOn 10. Roll scoops of ire cream in ! WERE A REAP PIFEON.' 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HWM,„ Some of these may be unfamiliar MUTUAL FUNDS' available at 72 X 84 I THE PAPER IS OUT MR. -ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CHECKIWO OW DVNAMITB EXPERTS AHP RA8IP STILL ALIVE, WE MUST I to you, but you can make their ac your New York Stock Exchange FlWP ’EM FAST, OR WITH JUP'5 STORVl quaintance at any market Why Member, SHEARSON, HAMMILL 0F5EBINS t h e m vopesY- BE TOO LA T E !. TYPICAL SAVINGS! I restrict yourself to head, or lea^ AND V / . .i ./ / tmmtwrw„i4i,ak., 17 A*i*we» ifd Oeepk /•/■T^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14. 19(59 PAGE TWENTY-PIVB m i ay»riOTY*FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 ilSt H artford Red Blaik Quietly Leaves Favorite Profession Besigns Post Brass Caught Short Tobacco That Counts Saim ond’s Irish Not ^Factory Bound^ Of Head Coach By Blaik’s Decision Notre Dame President Says f, At West Point Hoops Pace West Point, N. Y„ Jan. M {/P)— Army today betran the West Point, N. Y„ Jan. 14 long quest for a new football coach and athletic director whilr Chicago, Jan, 14 (iip)—Terry Bi^ennan’i dismissal As failing to throw a clue on the mystery of why a coach on head football coach does not mean that Notre Dame is 'J. (fP)—Earl Henry Blaik. the ■ W ■■ master of football reconstruc top of the world should ahrliptly (juit. 4 0 -3 8 Win turning into a football factory, says the Rev. Theodore Earl (Red) Blaik, fresh from an*------He.sburgh, university president.- tion, walks out of the profes undefeated season and the toa.sl | By PAT BOLDUC In a copyrighted article appearing In a national mag sion he loves as quietly as he of the coaching set for his ’Umcly ; » j r.tn Acting Captain Chuck Sai- azine (Sports Illustrated), Father Hesburgh defended entei-ed it. In 1926 Blaik end offense last ! T,«vldson. This he has denied launched hla coaching career as a yesterday. effective ’— mond. who was removed from the school’s action in firing Brennan and hiring Joe '''ii A, hobby by taking an assistant’s Job 62nd birthday. 3. He WHS at the end of hts rope the game midway in the sec Kuharich as a change for the better. at WTsconsi-n. Yesterday his resig Hla only reason: trying to convince the brass to per ond quarter and sat out the He called the move a “commitment to excellence, and nation aa Army head coach and ’’ ...T his Is the proper time mit Army to play post-aea.snn howl entire third period after com the judgment that the performance would be bettered by athletic director with a simple withdraw from college sports, games and thus gain additional statement, then went into seclu to overstay a coaching career prestige. ] plaining of being sick, rc- the change;’’ sion. unthinkable.” j 4 He wanted to he able to have U’-med to action In the final elRht .Apparently irked over publicity given the matter, The “withdrawal" recalled Iimspeclive players tutored before minutes to spark ever-improving To a man, Army brass said llie\^ ! F'ather Hesburgh said: August, 1951, when Blaik disap were caught completely flalfooteil I taking the entrance examlnaliona Blancheater High School to tta peared. ' jtial as .Navy lias been doing. third straight vlctor>-, a well- "While I can appreciate* the wide national interest in Only a little over a iiumth ago I Ninety West' Point Cadets In after his team lirkeuvnt a Challenge football. A.s the rule read.a now, a player may return to the finish with its seven-point triumph. against seventh-ranked Bradley. will jump from 922,500 to around Quinn's resignation left in its Ray, a 23-year-old cotlnter: chipped in with four. Capturing alx of tha eight the Hornets. third successive time and sixth ing John's 14-year-term as general wake genuine sorrow among cent start while the F.mher (piintet Inside, Red Blaik is a fierce com After a slow start. Miller's moved field only once in an,\ tiUarter. The committee i.s framing the The winners had three players in j The Cardinals' record was only J35,000. dropped a protested decision to puncher and body pummeller who events, unbeaten Manchester High end at the lowest With KUtjr and Penney con time tn 10 outings, dropping a 7-7. Bradley's 10-1. The Peoria, Quinn termed the change "The manager. Braves’ personnel. came up through Chicago's small petitor who love* a challenge. But out front in the second period to rule so that it will be liberalized------Scliool literally "drowned" new trolling the boards and gi'vlng the 61-54 decision to host Windham double figures, toj'ped by Gene Greenwich. hia emotions are not for public dis grab a 26-21 lead at the half and for tlie benefit of the small rol-' o 1 Duchaime with 18 tallies. Team 111., team was favored by 17 points, biggest decision I ever made in my Before he took the Job in 1945. "He made us what we are to clubs, has won eight of his last comer Plait 54-14 in yesterday's vlcton Just one shot. East Hart Regional Tech. The winners now mainly on the strength of Its 78-48 life " . the Braves hadn’t won a national day," said one front office employe. Schmidt Rejoins I,ocals nine bouts and is a 2-1 favorite. play, never trailed thereafter. For the leges. V> cslcyaii hpanks ('('■n, swimming meet In Meriden. price'm yean I ford overcame Manchester leada of sport a 6-4 won and lost record. mates Bob Foster and Ray Drouin Hi.s former players and asso winners, Dirk Sylvester CM and chipped in. with 14 and 13, re victory over Louisville last Dec. 8. Denials to the contrary, the hlr- league pennant in 31 years and "He won’t be easy to replace." Billy Schmidt has returned from The fight will be televised start "We are not going all the way After splashing to a one-sided 23- 5-1 axtd 9-5 In gaining a 9-9 stale Spotting Rockville a surprising Loiiisvi^e won 79-66. hts honeymoon and will open at ing at 10 p.m. EST by ABC and ciates agree he relies on logic, fun Dick Karinski C2i .set the pare. to unlimited substilulinn," said 2 lead wiUi only three event* com mate at the end of the opening 14-5 ad-vantage after eight min spectively. Veterans Bob Ponrhak hia familiar renter position The damentals and simplicity. Gordon Geer C6i and Jim Mc- Trinilv Five, bO-rx^ (19) and Ha) Taylor (17) were ■F.asy V ictory WEST SIDE SHDOET scored on the five point must sys acting chairman H. O iFritzi pleted. Red ami White Coach Dick period utes, host Southington rallied its local's No. 1 scorer. .Schmidt wa.s tem. Thoiigli he long had a reputation Aulcy (14 1 I'arrying the local for Crisler of Michigan. "33iat would Sollanek made excellent u.se of hi.s Seven Straight points .forces to gain the upper hand at best for RHAM. And it was a comparatively easy ■W. L. Pet. as a football conservative. Blaik House's. Hanford. Jan. 14 lypt Wesleyan victory, loo. Spurred on by a absent as hia teammates lost their In his last otiling Nov. 14. Ray allow two platoons We don't reserves who more than held their A Jiunp shot by Malausky ao- halftime, 20-17. It was still 29-26 Rockville travels to Windsor Personalized Floors ...5 3 .625 Sport Schedule Hot Stove League Triple Play last two CBA starts. made an impressive but losing thrc'.v offensive football wide open Charter Oak had no trouble In want that, hut we want tn free pul down a late rally by Trinity | own in the remaining five events, at the three-quarter mark in favor Friday night while RHAM also partisan crowd of 4,117, the Car Norman's ...... 5 .3 .62.5 downing the Elks to keep pace with . corded the Indians their final lead dinals cracked the game open in Along with Schmidt, Coach battle with the No. 1 rated con in 19.58 with his "lonesome end ' at the rule ao that the small collegesi last night to defeat the Bantams The Indian.s will try for their until the telling fourth period, 13- of the Knights who hold down takes to the road F'riday, engag Ponticelli'a ...... 4 .3 .571 Frank Toro will go with hig Art tender. Tony Anthony, in Madison tack. It promises to stand aa an Gus's as they got off to a fa.st the second half. Bradley trailed Pagani's ...... 3 4 .429 'Today can get a single man in the game j,, in bsaketball. third straight win Friday after 12 at the outset of the second second spot in the standings with ing Ellington In a 6:30 contest. Sends Harney Back to Yankees Quimby and Carlson np front and .Square Garden. He also is the only other monument to his work. start and wcie never threatened with greater ease. j noon in a 3:30 meet against Ma by four points at the intermis.sion, Deoi's ...... ,3 4 .429 Red Ember vs. Danbury, 8:30— thereafter. For the winners. Darcy quarter. StlU maintaining their a fine 5-1 mark and are 8-2 over Windham T^ch (Rl) Carmen Perrone and newcomer fighter ever to defeat Jesse Bow- But he had to overntle hia staff Trinity took an early 12-5 lead, loney al the new high achool pool. I by eight shortly after halftime and Nassiff* ...... 2 5 .286 Armory. Smith 1211 was the big man while "The smaller colleges are con-i superiority off the boards and all. AI Tracy led the victor* with B V Pt* by four again a few minutes later. Phil Jones in the barkcoiirt. Jones, diw. doing it three times. in order to try it. He insisted it cerned, for example,' with a pos I which was whittled down after It will mark the first home appear with BulUvan and John Cavanaugh 11 points while RoCkville'e vet Dtirlialme ♦> IS Chenev vs. Holy Trinity 8— Philadelphia. Jan. 14 t/Pt—Owmenfcwhere the announcement was made one of four ex-UConn cagers listed Maravilla has lost two of five was the best way to lick Army's teammate George Smith chipped in ance for .Sollanek'.s promising ar Fostpr ... .. h i 14 But then lyiuisville's .lohn Tur West Side Midget League, Armory. Bob Carpenter pulled the triple would have thought he was attend with 12. For the Elks. Larry Ga- sible injury to a quarterback, but i Wesleyan scored 12 Conseeiilive acting as qoartarbacks, the Hor eran Ernie Niederwerfer finished Drotiin ... .. (5 1 13 ner and Roger Tieman began con on the Silk Town roster, has starts in 1958. including a defeat lack of depth. lliey don't want platoons. It's points. From then on, Wesleyan ray which Is expected to offer a De.iliRird . 2 9 enjoying one of its finest years, High riflemen at Hamden. play of baseball’s winter Hot Stove ing an agriculture convention the proven a valuable addition tn velio COi was tops with Jacli La- nets ran off a string of seven with 18 markers. Thanks to a 2 necting witli long set shots from by Eddie Cotton in hla last time Though Blaik's efforts lad Army easy enough to say a sub can goiI led. serious threat for Slate honors straight points to erect a 19-13 basket by Southington's Mike Moiklr ... T 4 came up with another great double Friday, Jan. 16 League yesterday by reaching out way the word "farm" came up. the Ember combine because out, Dec 11. in Boise. Cotton is Coss <81 following. O' K4*4‘f#* .. 0 2 2 the side and the Cardinals pulled to a quick upward climb following in at any time. Tlie small col-1 After retiring at the half with next month. bulge •with 1:39 left In the first Sinkewicz, the losers aetuslly out- Dupuin ...... fl 1 header last night at the West Side High basketball at Wethersfield, for Milwaukee’s John Quinn as the Carpenter said he wanted Quinn •of hi* fine playmaking and outside among Ray’s victims. i away. Tieman led the scoring Reo, Na.ssiff's defeated Deci’s in Philadelphia Phils' new general 1951, Jie refused to rale even his lege.s would use It for one man, a 31-29 advantage. Wesleyan al- The Siimntary half. A final drl'vlng layup by re shot the Knight from the field, Shf'A ...... 0 0 0 8:30, because his record of three pen shooting ability. Ray has a 19-6-5 record, includ '58 cUilKon a par with those of the Medley relay Manchester (Dor , with '20 points. the lidlifter 36-34 and Norman’s Cheney at Holy Trinity, .3. manager to replace Roy Harney, but the hig boys would two-pla- ! lowed Trinity to narrow the gap to serve Joe Oorrado had the visit 16-1.5. Total* ,., . 20 nants with Milwaukee proves "He’s Several local organizations have ing seven knockouts. Doc Blanrhard-Glenn Davis era of Hawks Top Lakers mer, Stevens, MclJiln and Davis). 31 61 West Virginia was the only oth- roared into a first place tie with High swimmers vs. Maloney, once again a New York Yankee toon it. " i one point late in the game Then, ors out front 21-15 at intermlsaion. 8nethin(t«n (Mi RHAM (54) , er team among the top 10 to see one of the best executives in base been invited to attend tonight's Maravilla, who came up through 1944-46 and the platoon specialists T. 1:32.3. „ . B r Pt* Personalized Floors by dumping 3:30 -High School. official. the Golden Gloves ranks, has 18 A subcommittee headed by Dr ' in the final three minutes, Trinity Junior Bob Seelert Ignited a run B y Ft* action and the lOth-rated Moun the latter, 42-39. ball. He's responsible for the build game as gtiests of Red Ember of '48-'50. To (Celebrate l\ew 200-yard freestyle 1. To5vle of eight consecutive points late In Varjae ...... 0 0 0 Ponchak .. . a 7 19 High riflemen vs. Notre Dame Harney resigned after five yeans ing of the Milwaukee farm system, Sponsor S*m Carilli. . kavoes in a 29-4-2 record. Ellwood Geiges. secretary of the faltered. iM). 2. Hurl l.Ml. S. Frederick Taylor .... 7 3 17 taineers came through handsomely Nassilf'a led by Dirk Krause The reason: Lack of depth. Rules Committee, has been work- .loe Mallory led Wesleyan with the third quarter as the Indiana Slnkewlcs ...... 1 0 3 — New Haven. to take a Job as assistant general and I’m a farm system man my- Most of the years since the scan iPl. T.. 2:16.5. TVary ...... 4 .8 11 OacDon ... 2 1 5 by trimming William and Marj’ ( 101 who was out all year with a Rockville at 'Wind.sor. Pact for Coach ing on the language of the rule. 13 points, while Barry Royden fought back from a 16-35 deficit Salerno ...... 8 3 8 Rlnkl^* . . • 6 88-76 for their 42nd consecutive manager of the Yankees. That was sejf." dal Army averaged 35 candidates 40-yard freestyle 1. Bigenbrod McAn^Fnrv n 2 broken hand with, and Bob Ron- RHAM at Ellington, 6:30. the post he held before coming to j He will make one of three reports ■ .scored 12 for Trinity. to trail by a single tally, 25-24 Oray, o ...... 8 8 » . 1 for the varsity. Blaik turned out I Mi. 2. Stewart (M). S. Vumback- lulo ...... ] 2 4 Soulliem Conference victory. zoni ilOi came on to hand Deci’s Sunday, Jan. 18 the Phils. ]f , expri'led to come before the UCAA — ■ with 2:10 showing on the acore-!., Falc<»tta , 0 1 The Mountaineers, seeking their ! New York, Jan. 14 'A*' (Pi. T.. 19.9. j 15 t M I a licking. Russ Lennon 112) led the G-reen Manor at Suffield. Carpenter said Qutnn, the 50- Gibson Envisions Two Separate rounded teams by artful shuffling Kerner | closing session today. I board clock. Kilty hit once from BAekriBe St. Ceceilis's Mothers Clrcls will 8t. Francis Xavtsr Mothsrs Cir monthly meeting of St. B rid g e^ || hold Us monthly meeting tonight cle will nieet tonight at 8:30 st the Firm Fells Roeary Society at 8:16. " About Town at * o'clock at the home of home of Mrs. Howard Stafford. All of the women are inytfM to Mrs, Mario FratUroll, 81 Durant 28B Garden Dr, Cd-hnsteases will. Hazardous Trees attend Rosa'ry and benediction at 7:30 in the upper ehjjr'ch, preced SQUARE DANCE LESSONS 11i« monUily meetin* of the St. The co-hostesB will be Mrs. be Mrs, Joseph Halloran and Mrs. Ann O'Brien. Francis Vendetta. Park Department crewa today ing the businese piMttng in the FOR Ztpser Club echeduled for Sunday, lower church. Jan. 18 has been postponed to Jan. were clearing brush from two trees MHuchester Residents, Property Owners, Sunday School teachers will Miss Arlene Rutli Berras, 60 Mrs. Frai^:'^lckewicz and her VOL. LXXVIll, NO. 89 25. The club will resume its week felled for the Hartford Electric ly Saturday nigfit netback party meet torilghl at 7:30 p.m. in Birch St., conducted Installation committee..WiII be ho^ioases at the Former Students for members and friends Satur Zion Lutheran Church. The Adult ceremonlea 'last night when five Light Co. at 234 McKee St. and 61 social hotintfollowrlng the program. day. Playing will start promptly at Dlsctiaslon grotip will meet Thurs new members were inducted by Fairfield St. I I ..*>0 Per Couple Pei Week day at 6:30 p.m. Gamma Chi Rho, honorary liberal ■yeaterday trees w’ere cut and « :» r aria eororlty at Hill.ve;' College of cleared at 91 and 63 N. Elm St. , Elka Setback Thurs.. Jan 15th, 8:30— Waddell School A lab am al Manchester Barracks, Veterans the University of Hartford. She is They were four of 22 which m u ^ Golf Club G ets'Zr^^ The Italian American Club La aororily president. come down eince they presen" - Patten's, 444i Ziemak’s, 438; MI .3-H.310 Married Couples Only MI 9-7503 dies Auxiliary will meet at the ‘ of World War I. and Its Ladies i Auxillary. will hold their monthly hazard to transmission lines" North Ends, 436; Four Dunces, clubhouse tonl|rht at T:30. ElecUon Park Superintendent- •''Horace 424; Wody’s, 421; 4XXXX. 414; ofomcers will be held, and a social meeting!! Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Judge in , VKW Home. ElecUon of officers Murphey said new trees will Herald. 410; Walnut Clippers. 380; hour will follow the meeting. Sale, Party Slated planted on property-^ownera' re Joe's Barbers, 379; Commission I will be held’ in both groups. New Proposal quests. The Department maintains ers, 375; Paganl’s, 374; State Shoe “ “ ‘y "A Cry In The Nigth." film In Repair. 308; Bond Bread, 368; Hartford. Jan. 15 — The Tile subject for Bible study By Hairdressers an annual tepigilting program. color and sound, taken In Asia, tonight in Kingdom hall, 791 Eighteen other t r e e s around Coughlin's, 359; Chumps, 3.57; STOCK UP NOW and SAVE ON State Insurance Commis.sioner will be shown tonight at 7:30 Main St., will be “ Your Will Be H.iirdrc.sscia of Manchester liave I town will be cut down aoon because Four C's, 352; Sharpies, 350; p.m. in the Covenant Congrega i cf deatlv'nutch Elm disease, and Qiilsh's 336; Kopper Kettle, 338. Done On Earth" On Friday at 7 set the dale and named commit SHEETS, CASES, MATTRESS ' A plan which public c r e a L 7 n * S m o K T a W h T y tional Church. A free will offering ; p.m., the session of the Theorriitir i hazardt^iis locations. 9-day. J-.. J—ji deadlock in negotia insurance rates. Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 15 or Summit Meeting tees for a food sale and card par Kalrhanks Phulo 4. Membership fees: Approxi will be received for missions. j Ministry School will he followed at (/P)— U.S. District Judge ly Wednesday. Feb. 11, at the PADS and COVERS, OLANKETS, tions over the Globe Hbllow mately $180 family. $150 individ He said It was excessive and not ,R by a service meeting. ual, for first year. Fees thereafter Frank M. Johnson Jr. today The 5.IATKS will hold their American Legion Home, for the En gaffed Catholic Women (jolf Course has been jire- in the public interest NOW SHt.tR NYLON to be set by vote of members. Commissioner Alfred N Premo 1 ordered rircuit Judge George r weekly meeting tonight at 7 :30 benefit of Children’s Services of The engage...enl of Miss Irene SPREADS, TOWELS, FACE sent^ to the ManchesteX Will Dobson will be the caller for Conneclicul. Mis.s Margaret Par 5. Membership tickets to he for asked the National Bureau of | (;; Wallace cited for criniinal p.m. at the home of Winslow Mc- a dance Saturday night m Cooper Polio to Richard R. Moore is To Hear Priest S e m l t EUsdt SUtkints Country Club. ker, siipervl.sor, was pre.senl and announced by her parents, Mr. • ftanwAM •* tlM tloasit dale at various places in town. Casualty Undewriler.* to lower j ^ court for failure : .... Loughlin. 437 Summit St. I hall of the Sotilh Methoili.st ______i fitft i|uilltjr fCAmltM, Icf flat CLOTHS, etc. Town Director Theodore Powell If course becomes over the schedule, which calls for in-i ... , , Says Talks gave a talk regarding the work at and Mrs. Anthony J. LaPollo 23 and some club members devised I Church, under the sponsorship of the Manchester branch .since it The Rev. John C. Knott, cana ' tering njrlon claitic etockingi crow ed, out of town membership creases averaging 19 l» per cent to complv with an order to I the Methodist Men Both square .So. Alton St. director of the Archdiocese 'o f i that provide firm, comfort* the plan In hopes It will enable may W limited. produce voter registration rec was opened early in September. •Her fiance is the son of Mr. and throughout the alate. and ballroom dancing will be fea .Miss Bernice .hliil. Mrs. John P. Hartford, will speak tomorrow j able auppoft ^ ai a new the club to stay in Manchester. 7. " ’*** tia'’® privilege of The highe.st increase in bodily ords to the Civil Rights com i tured, and refreshments will be .Mr*. Winfield R. Moore, 467 evening at St. Bridget's Church. tow price YOU can afford. On the one hand, it would give reserving'Starting times. injury and property damage liabil Could Ease Scarlalo and Raymond Nelson Adams St. mission. 14-16-18 served William Hooker is general will serve on the general coiiimit- He will he the’ guest speaker at j the«club a 5-year lease, for $20,- 8. Occa.stonal golfers to pay a ity rates proposed by the bureau chairman and Robert Ixiomis is in Miss laiPolio was graduated in Ihe quarterly meeting of the Man- . 000 annually, on the Globe Hol Justice Department attorneys A PLACE EVERYONE leo. Mrs. Harriet Horan and .Mi l WELDON DRUG CO. reasonable g W ’ * Nov. 24 ia 34.7 per cent - for were directed by Johnson to Insll- cha''ge of refreshments. Members 19,66 from Hartford Regional Chester Council of Catholic Women low land It occupies. The town, Varney Dwlne* ('aimment Hartford resident.^. All Tension Yolanda Felice will be In charge Technical School, a.id io emplo.ved 901 Main Street—-MI S-5S2I li.. luto contempt proceedings as soon WILL SOON BE and Friend.s of the .South Method- of food and linens, assisled by being held in conjunction with the ^ which owns the land, has been Clifford Varne.K Club president, Premo said the rales were "un . 1st Church are invited. as a Itnirdrcsaer at Rene Beauty reluctant to grant a lease. as possible. Thev announced im- TALKING ABOUT! .Mrs Julia Borsl. Mrs. Kay Hau- said today the proposal will come i fairly discriminatory.” The bureau I mefiiatelv afterward that a con- gan and Mrs. Ruth Pearson. Mrs. Salon, Glastonbury. On the other hand, it wotild al up at the membership meeting in | may either file a revised schedule United Nation6, N. Y., Jan. Her fiance is a graduate of Man- I tempt complaint will be fileil dnr- The .Manchester fJreen I’TA will Pearson. .Mrs. Ceclle Thompson low any citizen to Join the club a general di.scua*lon Of the club'.*' ' ' or appeal to the Superior Court J5 (A*)— Deputy P t* e m i e r meet at R o’clock tonight. Arthur and John Scaiiato will arrange for cheater High School and Howell fU lh & on payment of a membership fee. ing the day. future." for permission to put the rales Aiiasta.s I. Miko.van renewed H. Illing. auperintendent of school.s, i prizes; Albert Heavisides and Cheney Technical School. He is The club has maintained it wants Varney chose not to Cqmment Dilatory Taeiles into effect. John.son's action came after the Soviet demands today for a will talk and show slides of his trip [ Mrs Betty Cooper, printing and employed by Standard Builders t<. keep the right to accept only on the proposal. He said iX ia up Premo asked the insurance to England last summer. distribution of tickets. Tlekets will Inc., Hartford, those members It chooses. to the membership to pass dn it. Civil Rights ('ommi.HSlon reported summit meeting to ease East- No definite date has been set group to ronsider an increase in .. . . . , be for sale at all Beauty Salons A negotiating committee head fhe premium co.st to a.ssigned task j >' " ' ' ' ' f " W West tensions. Selected The Board of Governors dis The Kremlin's No. 2 man said participating. for the wedding. t5 ) ed by Powell will meet with other cussed the proposal at a meeting drivers tho.se with bad records ! Barbour and Bullock Directors on the proposal this last night In the Ciubhouae, which who are unable to pnrcba.sepnrcliasc m-in- t'ounties de.spite wl.at d called I the Soviet government still feels Safety-Tested ELASTIC evening. The club membership will had been called beforehand tn suiance in the open market. ‘ lilatory tarlirs n.-et'-l by WalljK'e the leader* of the four big powers discuss It tomorrow night. discuss anv move the Board of These driver* don't pay their 1 turning thf iprnnis over to' must meet before real progrees STOCKINGS F^well, who submitted the pro- grand Juries in the two counties can he made. sate He ilecllned to suggest when TRUSSES — BELTS January poAI yesterday to a club negoti (Continued on Page Ten) instead of to Ihe commission itself.' USED CARS REG. 59c FIRST QUALITY PRINTED TERRY (Continued on Page Ten) such a meeting would be hold, blit “ 6 MA!S ROOMIISESS with com fort fo r nW* ating committee, said in a letter The federal Judge ruled tliat al- ARTHUR DRUG to its chairman, John Sommers, thoughl the purpose of his order ■said it "cannot be sidestepped that: to Wallace to produce the recoril.s m\ich longer." Sale Club Vote* Friday Defies World Opinion was carrieii out when the grand : Mlko,\'an made his remarks at KITCHEN TOWELS juries allowed federal agents to a news conference after a 45-mln- "nils proposal precisely as I look st them, the 3H-year-old Ala- ' ute private talk with U.N. Secre drawn may not be fully acceptable tary Gen. Dag Hammarskjold. OF to both parties but I feel strongly bama Judge nevertheles.s mii.st an- ‘ swer for his ilefiant action, , ; About 250 correspondents . were ’59 that we should not break off our ' present. VENrSON MERCURY for Wallace had no comment on- the discussions at this jiolnt.” Kill the Murderers, Alwnyn a I federal court ruling, ! The Soviet leader answered Friday night the Club member- I questions in high, good humor on SUPPER ehip votes on the recomhiendalion i It was not immediately learned Better Buy at I what the maximum penalty ould ' a wide range of subjects. These By Winter of its Board of Governors that the Included the German problem, the Moriarty Brothers i be in Wallace's case, ITS. altor- Dilwbrth-Crfriiell-Quey Post 102 Club close down B'eli. 1, and sell Castro Tells Courts Middle East, suspension of nuclear American I..egion its buildings to the town. It would I neys said that it wa.s “ a legal ques- Ition’’ and declined to say what testa and his Impressions of ths develop a new course in Tolland the United Stales. SATURDAY. >|AN 17 where it holds an option on 233 ■ length of sentence might be im Dries more dishes faster, leaves no lint. Use for hand towels, too. Havana. Jan. 15 (.(P)—‘‘We have* ing trial roae to between 4,n00 and posed . His icmai'ks about a summit SUPPER 7 P.M. Two smart patterns in red. rose, green, yellow and blue. acres of farmland Off Anthony Rd. 6,000. Castro's forces were alill Im o r i a r i t y b r o t h e r s I Fabrics! Here i.s the proposal which Club given ordet s (o .shoot every one of Wallace was not in the court conference wore in response to • these murderers." Fidel Castro de hunting perhaps 5,000 fugitive room when Johnson announced his Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A M. members will discuss at the meet Ashes and charred pieeea of lumber are all that remain of the Connecllcnt Wholesale Supply Co. question on possible 'East-West clared last night as the total of soldiers, police and infonners ac ruling and was represented in after an, expioalon-punctuated fire raced through the lumber storage warehouse today in Water- talks on Gorman reunification. Re Don.itlon $4.00 Per Couple 301 CENTER STREET— Ml 3-513S ing: cused of carrying on the dictator's . . . We are clos- 1, Five year lease of property. Batistans executed by the revolu stead by his attorneys. He was bury. ^^P Pholofiix). plying to anothe.r question, he repression. Tel. For Reservations injT oul the bal HALE'S HEAVY QUALITY "CHARMHOUSE" 2. Rental; $20,000 per year. tionary regime was reported At reporteii to be in Montgomery. said he found Ui* latest state After 3 P.M. 18.5. .5s yet, no trials or executions Ileoring Possible ment by Secretary of Slate Dulles ance of our fine Criticism mounted abroad of the had been reported in Havana. Pro After the Justice Department on Germany to be interesting. winler fabrics at Chief Justice Sets ^hurried military trials and firing visional president Manuel Urrutia'.s contempt complaint is filed Jolin- $180,000 Blaze He referred specifically to prices you cannot squad deaths. But the rebel chief- government continued to give as- son is expected to set a hearing tl. S. Reass ures Bonn Dvilles' remark that elections TOWEL ENSEMBLE ' tain, asked by newsmen if the ex- •mrance that newsmen would be to give the Alabama jurist a might not be the only .solution to afford to miss! Hearing forUllman I eculions would be stopped, re furnished names of the accused •TRAN" DICKENSON WITH DACRON REINFORCED SELVAGES chance to show why he should not the unification problem. plied : I and charges against them and in -1 be punished for Ida failure to com On Unity Vote Pqlicy]^ Waterbury MIkoyan suggested that Dulles IT’S OUR BIGGEST BEDDING SALE Hartford, Jan. 15 (/Pi—Connecti "No. To the contrary, we have : vited to watch the trials. But the ply with the federal court order. come up with an alternative plan, given orders to shoot every one of military courts in the provinces' The bigge.st bedding buys you'vp ever seen. Scaly. Gold Bond. Sini- REC. $1.19-22x44 BATH SIZE « cut's Chief Justice today called a He eouid be aentenced to jail. Lumber Depot if he has one. He would not say OVER 50 public hearing for Jan. 19 to hear these murderers. And if we have apparently were going ahead full Except for Wallace's part in tlie whether the Soviet Union would iiioii.s. Eclipse, Osicrnioor in full or twin size niattres.ses, bo.\ spring to battle world opinion to meet Berlin. Jan. 15 (/C] — ( ’a»nM|JU- ;tni4ght b« mptCfj* li some ,otl)er,| TO CHOOSE FROM and complete sets. Hollywoorl Beds. Bunk Beds. Beds, Chests also evidence Involving State’s Atty. dispute, the Civil Rights Com- nUt East Germany a e (a rt 'ftirscticai' •venue to iinlflration ‘ Waterbury, Jan. 15 (Ah An ex- be willing io modify its own pro REG. S9c HAND SIZE 41 Abraham S. Ullman of New Haven out justice, we are prepared to do (Continued on Page Twelve) raiaaiou notified JjQjinson it had posal for A federatioti of.£aat and sale priceil See them all and save dollars on your choice. it." wTtli U.S. 'Secretary of Slate opened up in prospective negolia- p|o»jon-fed fire crackled through a County. * finished inspecting the record.s in Dulles today that free elections tlona with Russia. i . u i__ _ West Germany. Call Me Supreme Court Justice Edward Castro had acheduled,. a news This was Interpreted ss meaning business early to- However, he said, no one hae conference later in the evening but botli Barbour and Bullock Coun arc not the only possible way to KE(i. $.19 .50 RE(i. $44..50 KEG. $49.95 REG. 29e FACE CLOTHS 2! J. Daly said the session would ties and needed no further orders that the stand for free electiona ^ day. drove nearby residents to the yet come up with a better one. tiR O ir GROl r called it off with word that he was France Offers retinlfy Gernuuiv, hut the Reds Today tiHot r Made especially for us by one of the country’s finest mills. Seven “ hear evidence relating to the per ill. The nature of his illness was from' the court to carry out the said tile only way Is confedera might be modified If some other, street and threatened five oil stor- Several questions dealt with hla $34.88 formance” of Ullman in handling not disclosed, but the strenuous ' purpose. tion of East and West Ger- practical avenue to unification age tanks. appeal last night for a "Da, da, $23.88 $29.88 colors and uhlte. opened up In prospective negolia- The Connecticut Wholesale Sup- “ charges of misconduct against life he has led during the past New Elections The commission said it needed maiiy. da” lyes, yes, yes) approach to Reg. $1.19 and $1.29 Values Herman Alderman, formerly an at ! two weeks was probably telling on I no testimony from three voter lions with Russia. pl.v Co . al South I.a'onard and Soviet-Amertcan relations instead torney practicing in New Haven ” registrars W. A. .'ttnkes Sr. and It is understood thst various Streets, was destroyed. A of "Nyel, n.vel, nyet” (no, no, no). Ml 3-1511 At REti. $79.95 TNvIn Hnllvwood Reg. .$1,19. 1.5” MallinsMm’a Washable Knitnac. him. By JOHN M. HIGHTOM ER RE(i. $69.95 Daly called the hearing in his Report.* reaching Havana said 19 1. W. Spencer in Barbour County new ideas relating to this and i company spokesman estimated ”1^ don't think it's possible over (iROCP c R o r r Bed With Metal Reg. $1.19. 15” Mallinson’s Washable Pin Check. SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 49c To Algerians 5 Washington. .Ian, 15 i/l’ i - The Frame, Reg. $99.50 role as administrative director of persons were put to death in and M. 'T. Evans in Bullock be- Umteil .Stales has rea.ssured West other aspects of the over-all Ger-; damage at $180,000. night to turn all the no’s Into MANCHESTER $39.88 $49.88 S.\LE ,$59.00 Reg. $1.19. .'19” Silk and Cotton Washable Prints. the Judicial Department of the I Camaguey, 320 milles east of Germany that it is standing pal man problem are now under dia-) Fire Lt. John Crowley was hM- yes’s,” he said. “But we may be Reg. $1.29. 1.5” Cohama Washable Rondero Tw eed. State. Havana, for political mtii deis and Paris. Jan. 15 f/Pi — Pre.sident (Contiiiiieil from Page Ten) cussion in the. .State Department, pitalized for biirna, and three other moving in that direction.” DUNDEE HAND Charles de Gaulle opened the first for the lime being, at least on even though all in the end could be I firemen were treated for leas seri- MOTORS Ullman issued this statement: ! tortures during the regime of the poli< y of seeking German re He cited Increased cultural ex 512 WEST CENTER ST. and FACE SIZE ”I feel that I should not disclose ousted dictator Fulgencio Batista. .National As.semhly of the Fifth Re discarded. o"s injuries, changes and similar 'Contacts SUEEP SPECIALIST FROM A to / public today with a pledge to work ; unification through free. all-Ger- i Late yesterday, West German J The fire started around 1 s.m. any of the facts or evidence in ad Five more execution.* were re mau elections. OPEN EVENINGS 5S9-.64I M AIN ST.—MI 9-6685 vance of the public hearing.” ported from Manzanillo, in Oriente toward a political solution in Al- ' Gen. Marshall Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe and; and raged oul| of control for more (Oontlaued on Page Ion) HOWARD’S SLEEP CENTER geria through universal suffrage. Official slalements designed to Herbert Dittmann, top ranking ! than an hour.', Daly gave no details of the case. Province, where eight others were clarify the present U.S. stand did His office merely issued the an shot Monday. Three former Batista De Gaulle's generalized me.ssage, j emissary from the German For- [ Its heat was so Intense that po- read to the assembly by its presi- • not, however, rule out the possibil eign office, conferred with Dulles i licemen rushed from house to nouncement in a formal press re soldiers were condemned to death 111 in Hospital ity of future revi.sion of this lease. It said the hearing would at Colon, in West Cuba’s Matanzas dent, Jacques Chaban Delmas. | for an hour. Grewe then issued this ' house, urging neighborhood resl Province. clearly implied more elections or policy statement, saying that it had dents to leave. Three homes and a The West Gernian government of (Continued on Page Two) Estimates of those in jail await- leferendums in the troubled North At Fort Bragg Dulles' full approval: combination store - apartment Bulletins Chancellor Konrad Adenauer house were seorehed by the heat. -African territory where a rebel "The Secretary reaffirmed that from the AP Wires lion has raged for four years. sought more information yeaterday it is the policy of the United States Windows in some homes were Pinehiirst, N, C.. Jan. 15 ue\ - - after Secretary of Slate Dulles told cracked. Solid colors with novelty color borders. Colors: Pink, green, deep A prerequisite to the expression government to seek reunification Reg. 99c Values Gen. George C. Marshall. 78, was a „ news...... conference...... that free elec- of Germany through free elections. Oil Tanks Sprayed rose, aqua and turquoise. of universal suffrage, De Gaulle stricken ill and taken to Womack I tions were the “ natural ..lethod” Down the street from the fire, CASTRO WARNS U.S. ONE-WEEK SALE Ref. 99c. 4.5” Mallin.son’8 Silk ana Rayon Washable said, was the pacification and eco General Hospital at nearbv Ft. As the Secretary said yeaterday Stylist Shows Clothes hut lint the only posaible way of at his pre.ss conference, there are firemen began spraying water on Havana, Jan. 15 (^ -— Fidel Tweed. nomic transformation of Algeria. Bragg, N. C.. early today. merging the two |>arl.s of Germany oil tanks at the Waterbury Petro Oastro, defending ttio execution Following De Gaulle’s brief Gen. Marshall has been in poor into a .single nation again. various theoretically possible meth- LUXURIOUS NYLON TRICOT SLIP Reg. 99c. 45” Cohama Washable Plain Rondero. ' ods, but reunification of Germany leum Co. to counteract the heat. of persons the Cubans call war . Reg. 99c. 36” Finest Quality Drip-Dry Cotton Prints. HALE'S STURDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED speech, newly named Premier Mi- health and confined to bed at his This was interpreted as . .eamng As the blaze ate its way through criminals, declared today that U For Year-Round Wear chel Debre presented to the packed ; home here for several month*. The that the stand for free election , by free elections is the natural I method and the formula agreed to the 240-foot long bttilding, numer the L'nited States sends Marines chamber the program of his new nature of liis illness was not dis ous small explosions were heard. to tJuba “200,000 gringos will closed. However. It wa.s not be- (by the western powers and Rus By DOROTHY ROE government—a program support Grass fires sprang up in the neigh die.” The rebel chieftain made QUILTED MATTRESS PADS ing the western alliance but clear- lieved to have been a stroke. sia) at the summit conference in (AP Women’s Editor) 16.5.5.” borhood from showers of sparks. the statement to a crowd which WITH CORNER ELASTIC Neiv York, Jan. 15 (J*!- If you; Iv demanding s bigger voice for Col. O. M. Powell, chief surgeon News Tidbits Ten lii'e companies fought the by Piance. , H’e hospital, said he was pre- Singe the Summit meeting, how surrounded him In a hotel lobby •re fond of name-dropping, design- j ever. Russia has oppo.sed the elec flames. Once the situation was un as he was heading for a Rotary or Adele Simpson suggests that l The deputies stood respectfully paring a news release on Gen. Culled trom AP Wires der control, residents returned to Marshall's condition. tion plan and insisted on direct Club hmrheon. The reported Beg. $8.98. Beg. .$4.98. you drop such names as "holiday.” 1 while Chaban Delmas read De negotiations between the East and their homes. loll of execution* by onler of $^.69 .$4^98. $0*69 Gaulle's statement. Ft. Bragg sources said Gen.. The company is a cooperative REG. $1.69 VALUES 89 \ 76 .54 X 76 “ resort,” “spring” and "fall” from Marshall was resting comfortably ^ I'ord auto workers in England I West German government on re- revolutionary court* haa risen to Twin Size Full Size your fashion vocabulary and choose De Gaulle called for the new as- today call off atrlke over 8-cent unification. owned by 17 western Connecticut 196. Reg. 11.69. 4.6” WeM'o Washable Woven Figure Flannel. sembl.v to put aside the bickering after his arrival thete. I lumber dealers. It leased property Rfg. $1,99. 45" A.B.C. Washable Niibby Tweed. "A your clothes for year-round wear. Gen. Marshall. Army chief of meat pie. . Columnist Marie Torre State Department pfesa officer To prove it can be dope, the that weakened the old Fourth Re won't be a.sked again in court for Reg. $1.99, 4.V’ Washable Amel Plain. public and finally brought about staff during World War II and h a r v e s t e r p a c t REJECTED ■mall but mighty Adele, now gen later Secretary of Stale, felt ill at least a ye.ir to reveal source of (Coi.tliiaed on Page Ten) 1 (Continued on Page Eight) erally considered America’s best-* its downfall. . . . Chicago, Jan. 18 (P) —• The SAVE ON DAN RIVER SHEETS and CASES “A rlgorotis putting in order of . "Po" awakening at his winler Judv Garland story, says Miss Gar- U AV Harxester negotiator* knbwn designer, shows • collection: home this morning ' land’s lawyer. of round-the-clock, the’ round-the-j recommended today rejection of REO. $'M9—68 X 99 . . . . ,$1..5» Col, Powell was summoned and j New Jersey .State Police say a proposed settlement of the Z- .47 RUG. $'2.29—68 X 10* ,...,.$ 1 .7 9 calendar fashions which will be (Continued on Page Ten) ^ Sticky* Slithering Syrup decided to remove Hie veteran aol- I speeding crackdown nets, 1,600 mo- month strike of 87,000 xvorkere. TYPE 130 BEG. $'2.49—72 X 108 ...... $1.89 ■old In stores this spring, hut which ; dier-slatesman to the Army hos- torlsts in first two week* . Soviet will be'worn in many climates. A day alter the company ad REG. $2.69—81 X 108 ...... ; .$1.99 pital for observation. Union begins first censii* In 20 vertised "Harvester Strike- REG. 59c—42 x S8 Pllinvyesae* 46c Outstanding in the group are .Shortly afterward the Army's years today. , costumes consisting of loose, full- Nettled” and announced plans Specially priced at DAN RIVER RF.G. $2.4!1— Pitted Bottom Japan Jubilant Walter Reed Medical Center at New drive to nail down profea- ' The Day 21 Drowned for quick resumption of opera REG. $1.98 VALUES ' Twin ..Size...... • ,$1.89 i length cnafs, often reversible and Reg. SI.98. 45” Wes<'(. fiashmere Lyke Suede. ♦ lined to matdh a slim silk dress. Washington and Maj. Gen. Howard ; *lonal sport* exemption* from! tions, the negotiators said, "The REG. *2.69— Fitted-Bottom. M. Snyder, President Eisenhower's : antitrust laws begins with intro- U.AW Harvester National Reg. $1.98. 4.5” Wesro Washnniatlc Plaids. MUSLIN Hill S iz e ...... -...$1.99 This costume is shown in both jDogs Survived Negotiating Committee today Reg. $1.98. 45’; Wesco Drip-Dry Acrilan and Rayon Rough' Crepe. day and evening versions. But the personal physician. w>ere notified, j duclion of legislation by five. In Flood of Molasses Reg. $1.98. 46” Berkshire Drip-Dry Darron and Pima Cotton, Gen. Marshall’s seizure was in -; House members ... Government, bv majority vote decided, to nsc- outfit that is worn for daytime oinmead to the UAW Harvester converts to the cocktail hour sim Antarctic Stav formally de.scribed as a "spasm of i scientists produce first easting of j ply by removing or reversing the , the sort sometimes associated with molybdenum, a metallic element Council lhai it reject the pro REG. 79c YD. 36" PRINTED a mild stroke.” which has excellent strength at (NOTE: One of .America's* itmeh. One. Mary DiStasio, 11, ran posed new contract,” rvgnltrlj 3.9S y^hat A Value! coat. By JAMES <(ARY Strangest tragedies startled Ihe na- • hack to take another Ipok at the Like most of the New Y ork . Gen. .md Mrs. Marshall returned high- temperatures.. Tokyo, Jan. 15 (Ah Japan's to this resort community last fall Rep. Chester Bowles urges ad tion 40 year* ago today. It was the awesome; molasses tank. BUCKY HARMS NAMED couture, previewing their spring i press, radio and public erupted (lav 21 people drowned In molas- A city laborer. Michael Sennott. POLISHED COTTONS 64c CJHATHAM ACRILAN and RAYON BLEND collections this week for the bene where they have owned a cottage ministration .propose- "realistic Boston, Jan. 15 —The Red with ecsta.sies of delight today at since 1941. They also have a home budget figure” for housing at New se* on the streets of Boston. | •’wl down to luncli with five com- Sox office announced today that Beantlful patterns In florals, polka dots and stripe*. fit Of the national fa.ahlon press. | the news that 2 o f 15 husky dogs ' panions in the nearby Public Mrs. Simpson restores the natural ' at Leesburg, Va. London Coast Guard Academy >.. Stanley R. (Bucky) Harris will Also reg. 79c 88” cheeked pattern, hea\-y quality. abandoned in the Antarctic it Gen. Ma.rshall, who also served New York grand jury start* Inves- By DICK 8INNOTT i Works Yard. He munched on a I succeed Joe Cronin as general waistline In most of her designs, I ham sandwich. , | and in the others provides a "do- r.iontha ago had. been found alive, as Secretary of Defense in the Trv-1'Bj^tion toda.v of kidnaping charge Boston, Jan, 15 It was manager- of the Boston AmeH- SHIRTING FLANNEL 64c Yd. BLANKETS '"Two doga survive!” headlined It was 12:31. | against Mra Joan lavarone. Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1919, CTlocks can I,eague Club. The Red Sox it-yourself” belt which may be ; man administration, celebrated his A moment later, with only a i Tokyo’a big dailies In ■ type nor 78 th birthday .Dec. 31. He received Miiltl-milfloh dollar housing bill ticked off the noon hour in Boston's , issued the statement on recolv- A wonderful opportunity to tupplement REGULAR $7.98 VALUE adjusted high, low or In the middle, i muffled rumble as warning, the j according to the whim of the wear- j mally reaerved for the death of to relax FH.A home mortgage re busy North End. , («■ : ing It from' Cronin In .Chicago. your slip wardrobe at a aaving.' Seamprufe’a REG. 69c 36" DRIP-DRY Stalin, the outbreak of war and quirements Introduced in House The temperature hovered at the great mola.sses tank erupted. Oonin said Sox owner Tom or. Wherever the belt may be plac- j (ConMmied on Pago Four) An almost inconceivable tidal i lovely nylon tricot is generouily trimmed Extra Special ed, however, the clothes all are ' similar eventa. today.. .Radio and TV directpri\' freezing mark. There w'as a hint of Yawkel had called him there. Radios blared the news hourly. involved in contract dispute. snow in the air. wave of sticky, black liquid spew-1 COTTON PRINTS shaped to conform with the natural _ guild, ed over two city blocks with such with delicate lace, framed in double nylon Remarkably warm and lightweight. Washes sO'easily and dries lines of the figure. Newspapers, radio. stations and ^iii1s~ st*c T ^ sx i* icli ' savs members would continue The everyday bustle of activity BILL ASKS EXTRA JUDGES Smart patterns and colorings In large and small designs. new;*' agencies were flooded with n i x c i a i i o r h i c r i h i i further. echoed along Commercial Street, ■force it hurled trucks agaipst sheer. It’s tailored to hug your figure quickly. Qimrinteed against moth damage. Colors: Pink, blue, Simpson suits for spring usually ; buildings and crumpled houses. Washington,. Jan- 16 (fP) ~ yellow', white, green and beige. Size 72”, v 90”. have brief jackets and slender cull* for more information. There Ti-l VfisvUxxTiS'sr r'ltauVi' American operators of Cuba the North End's cluttered avenue Bills to provide two additional in just the right places . . . was as inuch rejoicing as there of trucks, autos, bicycle* and ped Husky teamsters, attempting to skirts rounded at the hipline and , ,■*“ a a lJ J s l'W f ly f l h l l „gj,ibling industry still awaiting flee the fluid fuiy, slipped, rose,, federal district judges for Oon- REG. 59c 36"A.B.C. tapered at the hemline. had been protest when the dogs official word on whether casinos dlers' wagons. nectlciit land to authorize court We welcome charge accounts! Green Tradiifg Stamps arf given i ' slipped again, and were engulfed. Sixes 32-42 in short, average and tall PUNJAB and QUADRIGA An innovation In the spring line- ■ Were left behind last February. Pensacola. Fla., Jan, 18 (/P)-A i can reopen. ^ A group of children romped be The bursting tank hurled bands sessions at Bridgeport will be with cash sales and ali^ to customers who pay their charge account up ia the redingote stress, consist- • in tiood Condition Navy vehicle tore into a truck ( Diplomatic immunity is no bar tn neath a huge tank—58 feet high, 98 of steel over the area. Some Introduced today by Sen*. Pres White, within fifteen (15) days after hilling date. Ing. of an unlined coat, usually of A 6-man advance party was jo^ded with frozen orange juice i testif.vlilg-In federal court, the U.S. feet wide that towered over the •ma.^hed against the elevated's, up cott Bush (R-Conn) and FINEST QUALITY PRINTS printed silk or pique, worn over a flown ty helicopter last night from j ye.sterdav. Six young enlisted men Court of Appeals rules. , . .vA mhn Purity Distilling Co. It conlaiped rights, Splintering them. Train Thomaa J. Uodd (D-Conn). tb a slender, slee'yeless dress which can , the Antar^ctic expedition.ship Soya | ^vere killed. Three others were in -- and hla wife were electrocuted almost 2'-3 million gallons o ' mo meaanres would carry out rec to reopeii the deserted Japanese jured. service was halted between the 9- One table o f finest quality prints; be worn alohif'''for gala after-five j when a high tension power line fell lasses. ' mile stretch of Charlestown to ommendations of the U.S, Jndi- PROPORTIONED IN LENGTH also apron and pHlowcaae border Free Parking Rear Of Store occasions. base on Ongul Island. Masamk The - Navy men were riding'in a on them iR the front yard of their. _ A guard shoed the youngsters cial Conference and the SectAd 51c Muraysma. leader o f' the peety, away. They frolicked down the Hyde Park. prints. , . Yard Among the crowd of- 2()0 fashion carryall- similar to a \ station Little Rock, Ark., home during a A dozen horses' attempting to Circuit Judicial CoupclL - t6 fit you.^ editors watching the Simpson show radioed back that t two dogs wagon- -which , collided with the violent thunderstorm.'. . . Presi street toward the Bay State Elec came bounding up, wagging their dent Svngman Rhee rejecta a re- tric Railway and Boston and Wor flee were swallowed up in the slith-: lAH today War the designer's daughter. truck at an Interse'ctlon about 12 ering Aiass. n v t REG. $3.98 Yd. 54" HEUER'S Joan, 20, who reiientlj’ landed her tails In greeting. He said they miles west of Pensacola. qneht by Vice President^ Chang cester Railway freight houses. Aminan.lJ!l were in good condition.' ' A train clacked by, on the over The fire house collapsed, trap first job ■with a ];isttern company. The rounded Idok feaiur^a this State Trooper G( L. Hill said the ' Myiin tri discuss ways W easing ping two firemen. Comrades rsa- The UaHid^ NO-SAG 100% WOOL tlYhen applying for the jqb, Joan spring outfit designed by Yves Murayania's first med^ge gave carryall ran a slop sign on a sec South Korea's acute political ten head tracks on th8' Boston Elevated Hverad Railway, bound for Charlestown. eued them after t w hours.; HALID’S LINGERIE DEPT. CORE WHS'.determined not- to use’ her Saint-Laurent, aticceMor. to no word of the other iS dogs, or ondary road. The truck drive)', sion. ; >. Mqlass'ss IS Foot Deep ' da« ‘ Main Floor . . . mother’s name of fame, eo when the late Parisian designer of how the two had managed to Robert Albaugh, 30. of Lynnwpod, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, in an The conductor waved down to fire BULKY JERSEY article written for but not pub men at Engine 81 Fire House. A t one point the mol%sn$ t a n c h e s t e r o n h .Mked her mother's occupation, Christian Dior, ■ The tightly survive. Calif., was not l.urt. 15 foot deep. :UJB: M C < this Independent young modem re- belted dreaa ia of pale blue silk The 15 sled dogs, mernbers' of Albaugh said he was takihg ^,600 lished ■ so fa r , by Investia, says Tb* clocks’ hands moved on to- •,'J Oho*** trom gorgoona O f i Americans have tremendous ward"UI:*0. eolora! ...... Tard "eJt* Tr O CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS pUed; “ Seemstress.” twill. Note the lanre brimmed (OoBthraed «■ Faga Threa)-,;’v : S S r o i P.S.: She got the job. hat (AP Photd(!^)- . (Coatinued oa 'Page Elght)^ (CkmUaoed on Psq|« Eight) in p M ^ M o t^ n beckoned to children to j? •■'Si 1 ■. " I' ’ ------1------...... ~n"------^------I r- U- \ ■I