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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19TO| The. Weather ' Average Net .Press Run i Daily Pereesot •« C, 0. Westfeer Mm OIM % iPAto 1610111*01 ilattrijpatpr lEoptiing Iffralb For the Week Badiiig TJ‘i ■> . •* — ------. ■ . '■ ...... February Tth, lt58 Ugkt rais epdiag tkl* «v*aUM|. R}' Main St.; Kevin Irwin, WllUmtn- I Tolland Tpke.; Mra. Eather CTark^ partial olearlng. Law hi fiM SOe. Marine CpV Barry W. Small, son A rehearsal o f the. play, "The I RFD 2, Notch Ed., Bolton; UoMer Saturday, anew er rala^lat* U r,.and Mra A rA u r Stevene, Four Eaater Bunnlee," will b« held tlc; Mia* Catherine Chaae, 610 W. f o r i n c o m e t a x 12,882 53* Woodbridge St., and Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Small. Hospital Notes! Middle Tpke.; Mr*. Jeqnie Senk- i Bckela, Mountain Rd., Rockville; la day. High la 86*. ° . at St. Johme Poliah National ASSISTANCE. CALL Member ot tke Andit A b o u t T o w n Mrs. Don Piper. 28 N. Blm St., 1814 Church St., is taking part in bell. Jurovaty Rd., Andover; 'Robert Bard,,East Hartford; M™. a series of amphibious assault ex­ Catholic Church, at 10 a.m. •Sat­ Borean ef Oircalatkia. ; recently left on a .cruise to the -Patlenta Today, 196. Cheater Mohr. Emily Rd., Broad,, Shirley Mae Horn, Loehr A N b E R S O N Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ercises al Vieques, Ptierto Rlro. urday. A t 11 a.m., there wH* be \ Rockrtlle; Mra. Alice Rogeir*, RFD hold it's; West Indies. They expect to rtslt ADMITTED YEBTBRDAE:: Brook. 1 The »p ® «r Club mnU - with the Hllghth Marine Raglmtmt. catechiam and Instructions for 2, Mancheater; Mra. Jaj-ne Pier- Ml 9^7441 M l 9-0854 veeJily 8 *0 0 ^ ' n^Kht the porU of Port-au-Prince, Cur­ children making first holy com­ James Lockwood, 9 Margaret R d .;;[ BIRTHS YESTERDATt A; y r (naaained Adverttaing on Page 141 PRICE FIVE CENTS acao. La Oualra, Trinidad. Marti­ 'daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Howard aon and daughter, Nathan Hale MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1959 tints' tor members end rrienasj Manchester Emblem Club is munion; and at 1 p.m., the teen- Willis Sttelej, 1420 Hebron ' A ve^ ' (SIXTEEN PAGES) nique. St. Thomas, San Juan and Gtaetonbijiry; Joseph Diaz Jr., jHuelaman, Dobson Ave., Vernon; Dr., Coventry; Mra. Jane McAleni- VOL. LXXVIir, NO. I ll •tartinff « t 8:30 aherp. " sponsoring a food sale Saturday i age bowling teams will meet et man and daughter, High Manor Nassau, I the Manchester' Bowling Green. Hertford; ’ Mrs. Theresa Johnaon, a daughter' to Mr. and Mrs. Almet from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Ludwig Rd., Ellington; -Mrs., Sullivan, Carpenter Rd., Coven­ Trailer Park. Vernon; Mra. Ber­ Dr. and Ure. Don A. Oulnen and j L.vnn Poultry Store, Parkade. A nice Diamond and daughter, RFD Manchester Barracks, Veterans Esther Arendt, 38 William St.; try. NOTICE Dr. and Mrs, Robert C. Walden] •election of baked goods donated I Roger Peterson. ,8S Lockwood of World War 1, and its Ladles Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 130 Gien- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 3, Box 60, South Coventry. Jr. are vacationing at the Bucea- ■ by members of tha club will ' be St., will be Initiated Into the first Urges! Vene^TUe/a neer Hotel, S t Croix, Virgin Is- Auxiliary wish to remind members wood St.; Frederick MikoUte, Hedwi'g Palliardi*. Long Hill Rd., To the people,who have of the Council of Administration for asle. Connecticut chapter of Beta tanda Gamma Sigma,- a national honor­ Wapplng; Mrs. Marie Kialinger, Andover; Mr*, Hildur Olaon, 30 borrowed chairs frdm the meeting of the Department of Con­ 140 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Lenora Church St.; Randall Grindal, GENERAL Death 1 d leasing Sunday Q u i e t f a r ary society for business majora, n r C necticut to be 8eld in the GAR ■Worlhv Matron Mra. Ella Oal- Bober, 92 Arnott Rd.; Brian Nich­ RFD 2, Weft WilUngton; Su**n Quish Funeral Home, We Dulles Has Surgery, Mary BushneU Cheney Aux- tonight at the university. Hail. Rockville, .Saturday night at 'lani of temple Chapter, Order of olson, Pleasant Valley Rd.. South Morin. 33 Creatwood Rd., Coven­ would appreciate your re­ luary. u s w v . has received an in­ 8 o'clock. I the Eastern Star, direcU attention try; Charlm' Smith, 16 Edmund T V S E R V IC E vitation to attend the installation ' A meeting of all the officers of Windsor; Carl fewenson, 124 Tan­ turning them so that oth­ Sales Control* [ to the Valentine card party to- ner St'.; Kathreen Campbell. . 13 St.; Mra. Mary Cervini, 216 Oak et o«eera of Manche.'ter Barracks. I the. Manchester Italian American ers may have the pnvilege The Bryant College Alumni As­ i morrow at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Crestridge Dr., Rockville; Julius SL; Raymond Duchaine, .80 Hyde Ntght* # Z « 9 P Phia ParU Aired at Probe World War I Veterans. Sunday at ! Society will be held tomorrow Manchester S t a t p ’ Rep. sociation of Greater Hartford will Temple, which is open to members Beer, 14 Talcott Ave., Rockville; St.; Mra. Riith Hanaon. 234 Green of using them. 3 p.m. at the VFtV Home. hold a cocktail parly at the Stat- and friends. Mrs. Esther .A Cox. ; night'at 7:30 at the chibrooms. TPJ.,. Ml 8-6481 D".vid Barry today urged an 1 Mrs. Marion Humiaton, 40 S. ^1- jRd.; Mra. Catherine Tracy, -468 ^_____ Iiombardozzi from a Caracas, 'Venezuela, Feb. 13 ler Hilton Hotel. Hartford on Feb. ■ 27 View St., chairman of the com- Parker 3t.; Richard Bryan, 170 Washington, Feb. 13 (/F)— end to certain Sunday sales The midweek prayer meeting St. Christopher's Mothers Circle ton St.; Mrs. Alice Carey, 7 S. death sentence at Apalachln btit 22 from 4 to 7 p.m. For reserva­ j mittee, states that players may The President of a New York restrictions and to “ gaslight- (4>)— Romulo Betancourt was at the O vation Army Citadel to­ tions and information, alumni may I choose any card game they wish. 'w ill meet tomorrow night at 8:18 fined him 110.000, apparently for inaugurated today a« the first Cancer Report Later night at T:30 will be followed by City association of jukebox contact Walter J. llmvack, RFD 1 Refreshments will be served in at the home o f Mrs. Rosetta Bot- getting out of line in the coin ma­ era legislation that has been Bible study and dlacua.iion at 8. chine buatneas. freely elected presideht of No. 2. Slmsbtn'.v. the banquet hall. _____ - lum. 41 Falk'nor Dr. operators told today of re­ permitted to last into the 20th The public is I n v i t e d . ______ceiving death threats in bat­ Kennedy alao told the commit­ Venezuela in a decade. He tee that members of "The Syndi­ centurj'.” . , tling what he called phony Barry asked the Legislative pledged a government dedi­ cate’’ in th* Gary, Ind., area pulled cated to honesty, democracy gangster-oacked unions. 1,000 pinball machine* out of bais General Ijiw Comn.ittee to ap­ t< Albert 8, Denver, preaident of and other place* Wednesday night, prove a bill he introduced that and economic development."*. Successful the Mualc Ojteratora of New apparently because of the com­ \ uld permit .Sunday sales of rer- Steel-helmeted troops were de­ York, Inc., teatifying before the mittee’s invealigation. ] tain items Viormally sold in phar- ployed 10 put down any demon­ Senate Racket* Committee, did Gary, he said, is "one of the ! maoles and drug stores, stration* by follower* of ousted O peration jf ' not aay when he received the most critical areas” involved in : . 'The bill was one of 10 dealing dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez threat*. the committee’s investigation. He j with blue laws on which hearings and other political foe.s of the SO- .snid the mBchlnes were of a type were held this morning in the Han year-old moderate Leftist. But the '•V He aaid both he and hi* w-ife More Love Money had received anonymoua threaten­ that could be used for gambling, j of the House of Representatives, at short and sir.iplt ceremony in the Performed TOP FOOD HIES ing telephone calla. Denver told of the need for help j the .‘State Capitol. They prompted capitol passed without incident. to combat gkng.ster* in a state- ; a demand for tighter restrictions Belancourt wept as he heard Call* to hia wife, Denver related By W ARREN ROGEBA JR- Lota of t«fld«r. lovkig car* . . . -•In reply to queationa, included ment placed in committee records, on what a spokesman for the an old comrade in their Demo­ Denver said his association , Roman Catholic Church called the cratic Action Parly, Congress Washington, Feb. 13 UF )— tiiaf's what a huslMiid n**cis. And wgminga that hia activity gainat iiitinnii -waa too great “ to allow me speaks for 160 members operating j increasing commercializstion o f’ president Rav.l Leoni. recall the Secretary of State Dulles to­ on* of th* b*«t way« to k**p his to live.” , 8 000 of the 11.000 jukeboxes in , Sunday. ' suffering and death of parly mem­ day underwent a hernia oper­ Denver alao. said that he had New York. He said the 11.000 Barry said competition from ber* in.the jalla and concentration ation which was pronounced h*ort U to s*rv* him his fewerit* and lukeboxes provide a return of more , large stores imposed an. "extreme rr.ro c'cri/ Self Serve Meat Dept been told by John Amalfitano, camps of Pei-ez .lir.ienez. Betan­ suct’esRful, but doctors de­ m*ols cooked to perfection. And Identified by the committee aa an than *11 million a year. Gangsters, j ht '-dship" on so'sH 1court himself apenl 10 year* in he said, view this business as "a and said immediate remedial a don layed a public report on believ* us, it's o lot cosier to d « official of Vending Machine Local exile. 18. that although he had won one field ripe for their ihtert-ention." | waa necessary. Betancourt took the oath in the whether they found a recur­ when you shop at o store that has capitol'a Senal chamber before fight with the local he couldn't be (Uontlnned on Page Nine) rence of cancer. good meats, fresh produce, and alive to win another. (Continued on Page Ninel a .select crov.-d of .^00 invited per­ Waller 'Reed Army Hospital, Look! sons. including diplomat* from 41 dl your (and his) favorite DertVer'^aaid Teamatera Local where the surgery waa performed, J66 Wd>be«in the chief trouble countries. has elaborate arrangements, for NABISCO TWIN PAK Outside the capitol. troops in brapds. Thot's th* kind of o store N Sere To See The inaldsr fo r jukebox operator* -in I quick findings on an examination close ranks with bayonets fixed Pinehurst is. the l ^ t yekr. Butf he did not link of tissue for malignancy. At least that iqcal to the death threat* in and fleets of armored cais stood I preliminary results often are pro- Ram, ice Jam Peril guard. But the feared hostile dem­ FIG NEWTONS 43c FABULOUS ' any wdy. ' vided to the surgeon before he fin­ Hia atbry of threat* came after onstrations never came off. In­ ishes operating. In Dulles’ case an ITALIAN STYLE T stead crowds lining the streets announcement was put off until SUNSHINE he told the committee , the jukebox ALL AtUMIHUM tBUYS behind the troops cheered and ap­ noon tomorrow. induatry ij "frantically in need of SPAGHETTI Indiana Flood Area plauded as Betancourt rode by Dulles was operated on in 1958 help" to fight gangater infiltration. tit tomato tauM HALE'S MEATS MEAN QUALITY! for removal of a cancerous portion NABISCO CHOCOLATE HYDROX Denver testified that member* of ■- ■» preceded by two armored cars. 1 e o n s the association have been harass­ Intelligence agent* said the op- of his lower Intestine. Doctor* said "ALCOA" ed by three different unions in th* Washington, Ffb. 1* '-T’l— *■ The hundred^ National . Guards .. position planned .street disorders in advance of today’s surgery they CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ' had found no sign of a recurrence. paat two years. j President Elsenhower today de­ men ordered in yesterday as a,u.ifig the inauguration, with TWIRLS ’•'’•'>^490 DEVIL FOOD 29c clared Indiana region* hit by core of a sandbagging o '* " '/ 'a s / ^lock Word of the success of the op­ H e said it now ha* a contract! reinforced with .30 prisoners from eration Itself was relayed quickly with Local 1690 of the Retail flood* this week a major disas­ GOWN POT ROAST the. State Pena h arm at Putnam- „,,„„nstrator* denounced the to President Eisenhower by his SPAGHETTI Clerks, which he described aa an ' ter area eligible for federal aid. Th* declaration applies to the viUe and volunteer# for a total of \ ^ . . . personal physician, Maj. Gen. How­ honest union. I ard M. Snyder, who waa one of Valentine OBOUNDBEEF worn by o lovely Aleeo Wabash River are* and other re­ ?fon The newspaper Pregon said free *i*MM*iaaMr Denver said that John O’Rourke, I those In the operating room. model at our store next ' a vice president of the Teamatera gions of northnnstern Indiana. Eye Chuck Roast I A projected 6-foot height for '*‘1""'; '’ ' ' ‘ '’.'^hinrhood to rrt Candy S v i i r y d a y and head of Teamster Joint Cbun-' The President acted today at I Denies Hiiocessor Hunted Wednesday, Feb. 18, the dike was expected to hold 1 About the time of the report to From Bauer cil 16 in' Netv York, had granted ^ the request of Indiana's Gov­ ' back the 24-foot Wabash River <'f youths drunk so the> the White House, press secretary of Lincoln, Neb. 1:45 to 3:45. l ^ a l 266 its charter. | ernor Harold W. Handley. crest predicted for Terre Haute .Tames C. Hagerty again emphat­ Low Prices HAM and BEEF or Committee Counsel Robert F . ; tomorrow. It is expected t o , trouble. In * short "hlatorlcar' ceremony on the banka of the Connecticut River In East Hartford yeatm'day, Br THK ASSOCIATED PRESS | Streets Deserted ' ically denied reports that .Elsen­ B A V A R I A N KRAFTS \’ELVEETA Kennedy said that O 'R o^ke was ^ , < spread out in the broad vallev be- Manchester Chamber member 1-ec N. Juran and .Tohn Wiet, executive vice president, <’la"ued the hower is sounding out members of 1.6CA1. FRESH I.ARGE The twin threat of wee Terre Haute with compara- spot "in the name of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and "A City of Village Charm. CHOCOLATE MINTS GRADE “ A ” PROCESS PORK and BEEF backed by------John- (Johnny------Diol--- Dio-1 I - J . i ...... A demonstration reportedly a r- 1 Congress regarding a possible Buy your cigaretfta nt guardj, convicted tabor extortion-1 rains and an unpredtetame ice jam • 6 lasAlsr 144 41.#* #6 #s #s a I ranged for last midnight in the] Ground Togpth^r For A imilciooa Mwit Loaf (Herald Photo by HoffmanI. successor to Dulles. C H O C O L A T E Pinehurst *. . Fresh IsU. and Anthony (Tony Ducks) | heightened the W abaan River t ^ e r banks! Central Bl .Silencio District of today A reported at Hageirty’s new* PECAN BARK stock, lowest Conn, CHEESE SPREAD Corallo, another notorious labor ] flood peril rollmg “ °'vn ■ as far downstream aa Vincennes.! Caracas did not come off. however, figure In New York. i toward a aandb^glng arm> major flood peril seemed Streets in the area were practicsl- conference told him about a pub­ prices. Single packs 22c EGGS lished report (New York Herald BAVARIAN CHOC. Denver testified after, the co m -] at West Terre Haute, in we - upper Wabash iv deserted. The district was the PU(’ Seeks Repeal Far Ahead of Kilroy and 23c, cartons S2.16. Tribune columnist Roscoa Drum­ PECAN ROY ALES mittee placed in evidence a list of t'’»l 1, of rain **’“ ''* "h ere some I.-IOO g'n* of battle* between police and $2.27 and $2.29. You can­ 2 Lb. Bo« 8 9 c Of 10%^ P h o| ie mond) that th* Preaident “ is al­ 'pb,. 49c 10 alleged delegatee to the Apala-, Only fracUon^ "'ere forced to flee front rioter* Tuesday night- ready taking soundings in the Sen­ Pound Boxes T a m b not buy them for les? in Cold Cuts ehin. N. Y. crime convention w’ho, 1 the home*, but officials feared Betancourt ordered th# inaii- SEALTEST CREAMED It contends, halve been found in the ; bash valiej. out ra f^ecaat predicted for to d a y'g„ra l ceremonies kept simple be- ate on an acceptable suceaesor” to B A U E R 'S (he State of Connecticut. Hartford, Feb. 13 i>P) The Stste Dulles, ^ 0' IM O Mitt Yntt HELLMANN’S BLUE C cff C^ Qrabs Two CHOCOLATES Be sure to try Bauer’s RIBBON REAL . Extra Special! coinCommittee machine counsel business. Kennedy said ^ Indian* t h over e the weekend. ’ ' In Loganaport, the river had ' ------PtIWie' utilities, cemmrt*!*#* W9*tyj Hagarty recaUed h » 4uuiM|nced (Centinofd on Page Pmeen) urged Connecticut’s Senators and original Bavarian Choco COnAUE CHEESE •Ole 10 men are: Goy. Harold W. Handleys btf'ce j ,.Reeded jg earlier this week thaerffie^iad 1 ...... /on noV ad^ wn'- « , Old Fashioned Ine Lorn-i further information from the were Opened. Congressmen to support a move to termed such reports “ completely ID on 't C a m ...... SI.80 Mints. Three size* ' 4, MAYONNAISE cockeyed,” and that Elsenhower baM o^ “ind* Mikf*5nran^™f i Army'EnAineVrV w m beln await- j E^^fuated'rLidenU ”J er« ^epI^^- repeal the 10 per cent federal ex- ievff. '.".VeTlb Meo! thprrf\om*»«r reg- Vt’s and pounds. The Ritier Beachheads himself had requested him to re­ Farmer’e Daughter ...Sl.SO v t w l^ r k ^nd B rook l^ J^^^ A' «<1 before any decision is made on ; )0 to mmutet P i|0* vueH*4nnc- most delicious candy ;^-ou Lb. Pkg. 27c F B I C h a r g e s else tax on telephone service. peat that with double emphaais. ' « * e-nnb.rrlH, nn-l- MEATLOAF S t m a T c f « d John‘^ c a l i r of ^ o r S V r f ^ 'Vabash. ^ In a petition sent to the slate's S»nrt with truit Minin'* «' ever ta.sted. ------* jnm in me waoBan norineMu u. dropping Today, Hagerty said he hoped New From KeeUer PI.1 39c PREMIER PA.VCY Cleveland, Joseph Falcone of representatives, the three PUC Bv EVERETT HOFF.MA.N Finding suitable places from I enU, *™n«. Utica, N , Y,: Michael Genovese. Delphi, in north : rapidlv at Peru and was only P o l i t i c a l G i f t commissioner* made these points:] VIRGINIA REELS AI.BACORE (Ooatinaed on Page Nlee) BLUE BONNET Gabriel Mannarlno and John TOe mass of ice ! slightly above Rood stage, Tlie tax was levied during 1 ^ ri'6!’fom’"rrtyjrw- no^an from the Manchester (lhambe. _^of, lb . b ^ 4 9 c Lb 49c Larocca, operating in Pittsburgh; bridges over the A mile-long ice Jam above World War II to help pay the cost and Frank Zito of Springfield, HI. A aandb^ dike 8^® « . , ! Logansport cut loose late yester- In Fraud Plot of war and to discourage unneces- Commerce srou.r., ,..-.r ^ours of riding and Pinehurst Government inspected Fresh Pork continue* to be WHITE TUNAHIEAT ye.sterday, es- MARGARINE The committee waa told In testi­ a breached levee i - - - dav and drifted through the citv. ssry ti.se of telephones. two No, 1 in the "hit parade" of meat vehit*. Out m eet msnigqr, i lablThed beachheads on both^lde.s before chooalng the SURPLUS SKIN mony yesterday that, high Terre Haute w’M live blocks long , ,t collided with the big 10 to 12 I 'Telephone service is not in the Charles. McCarthy, back from his Florida \**cetiOn, euggest* and four feet high. i f Lewiaburg, Pa„ Feb. IS <>Pi- T h e A N D FAT raiiking underworld characters re- mile-long Jam between Loganaport - . . clas.s of luxuries but is an essential of the Connecticut , '^The biggest difficulty was in B u U e t in s these three Epeclal pork features . . . . , 7 Oz. Cans returned to Manchester un.scathed | ^ 2 Lbs. 5 7 c 2 69c ;„ d D.,pi,> „ d . h o , . , u . 0.11. public utility service. SOLID PACK Liver Pays REMOVED... further down.stream. , ‘ except for aching leg mus.les and sufficiently close to from the A P Wires Pinehurst Selected Centtr Slices The tax "is not consistent with 1 Th- I..I thjf. .- a *bc other defendants yesterday maintenance of a rea-sonably minor bruises and abrasions. I „ f the water to launch INSTANT FANCY. I The last remaining bit* •■"d testimony from FBI agent* PREMIER BRAND BLACK HAWK pieces of a massive ice pack In the ; ,,n noiitical ' ■"gglshly | , lie telenhonetelephone service. vice pre.sident of the Chamber. the river for several miles were ASWAN DAM PACT SIGNED BREAKFAST DRINK $MOKtO..TiND’K MUD Tokyo to Defy Seoul Telephones are the only house- | London, Feb. 18 (8») — The into Lake Erie today, and with ; John W. Reinhard. an FBI agent broke trail mo.st of the I examined before the site tvas fi­ FRUIT COCKTAIL them went all further flood hold utility service subject to ex­ through the heavy brush and Soviet go%-emiuesit today rattfled Perk Liver, lb. 39c from Clark’s Summit, Pa., said he nally decided upon. The explora­ Its agreement with the United PICNICS threats for Ohio. cise taxes. I woods on the East Hartford river tion involved considerable climb­ Pork Chops‘ 69° 7 Oz. Jar 3 5 c was told by John P. Gilboy, one Congress ha* eliminated excise Arab Republic to- help build tha Alan calied „ The ice's final caaualtv bank, while Leo N. .luran. a mem­ ing up and down ice - covered B o b y B e e f first aecGon o f Hie Aswan Higll Ma Lg. Cans SMOKED 11> Ori Moving Koreans parently, was th* ill fated cruise oUboT* o*^ obta*n a ’^politi'cal ’ "*** ber of the retail division, fitted as banks, wading through slush and The petition* waa signed by Dam.'Moscow Radio announced Liver ... lb. 59c SHOl.LDERS ship Canadians, crlpplid anew by j “ " j ” hution" f i W another defend- Interpreter and guide when the (1 0c less thon lost week's lew p rice). 14 Oz. Jar 6 3 c Parked In heavy ayrup. Chairman Eugene S. Loughlin and water and maintaining a complete that the Preaiditmt of the huge rip in its starboard bow. plumbing contnactor Freder- parly made its way through the CommLssionera Henry B. Strong misunderstanding of basic Eng­ Supreme Soviet jatifted the 4'moving cautiously in an obrtous j Tile 210-foot Great Lakes exciir Hartford. Conn, traffic laden highways and byways RIB PORK ROAST Whple 10 to 1Mb. strips Br JOHN RODERICK -1 and Ba.stl P. Fitzpatrick. lish when confronted with "No pact for granting 8400 mUUon PREMIER GARDEN RUN effort to placate — or at least not | sion ship was put out of com-' Gilboy waa a member of the of Hartford on the other .side of Pork (chops cut if 5’ou If whole leg of lamb is Tokyo, Feb. 18 (8»i — Japan j Trespassing " signs. rubles for economic and tech­ Special 7 Rib 34 Lb. Cuts SPAM Curing Unt we will have our agreed today to let poverty-strick­ further arouse — President Syng- mission last July after colliding engineer-architect firm which had Neither member of the Manches- i on the other aide of the river nical asalsUnce for Egypt. ‘TtW Our 8 In 1 blend of Beef. too large, buy either a SWEET PEAS en Korean* here go to Communist man Rhee's government, with a railroad bridge spanning overall atiperx'ision of construction ter expedition was spotted by the were much worse due offlclnl ruble exchange Is four Pork and Veal for meat loaf shank half, as pictured dr North Korea in defiance of a South Prime Min&terlist Nobusuke Kishi ' the Maumee at Toledo. gt the J33-million Tobyhanna Hartford or East Hartford Cham-' (.he icy fringe which would keep to the dollar. and his cabinet after a long meet- ; Ice from an earlier jam tore • ;^mjy signal Corps Depot. Green, hers of Commerce as far as is made wch a hit, that we Lb. 29c Lb. 49c a smaller butt or front 12 Oz. Can Korean government warning that ordinary boating facilities from have decided to offer an­ FJSI4 displayed on Wednesdayi. it would resist the transfer "with ing approved foreign minister j an 18-inch cash along a seam in Gilboy and the other* are charged News Tidbits known. being used. After circling the OI-AIMS BETRAYED half. We gladly cut .slices, 1 Lb. Cana f li Serve hot or cold. Aiiehiro Fujiyama’s recommenda- ] one of the Cantbdian’s forward ; ' conspiracy to defraud the other special grind ss sug­ OUR OW N HOME STYLE SAUSAGE .... lb . B 9 e every'power at jl* ‘ dlaposal.” Purpo.se of the trip was to find (irea by car for more than half Moscow, Feb. IS (d>—Nobd gested by the Lamb Insti­ from whole lamb legs for ■ ' ' ...... Tbe deepening crisla threatened tlon for the repatriation but in i compartment* last night. Her j government in building of the Culled trom AP Wires launching and landing sites for a an hour, the Chamber scouts Prize ninner Borta Pasternak tute. . . . you. to create new divistons between effect tossed the whole scheme in­ owner, Gordon 'Viznean, feared the j northeastern Pennsylvania instal- proposed reenactment of George | plunged into the wilderness on foot aaya a British newspaperman LARGE LINK SAUSAGE ...... lb . 7 9 c TENDER LEAF ...... ------; two of the firmest friend* the to the laps of the International ! second and final ice pack this jgtion. Washington’s famortfc Delaware | and slogged their way down a betrayed him by publishing the MEDIUM HOT SAUSAGE ...... lb . 9 9 c .United State* has in the Far East. Red Cross. morning would sink his ship, but The Indictment against Green Margaret Fink, 30, former Tor- River crossing. Seven members of rutted trail through the tce- Russian author’s new poem, Both -governments held hurried Kiidii told parliament the criti­ the ice passed, and the Canadiana ------ington policewoman, fined 8330 the retail division plan to row the encrusted snow for more than a called “The Nobet Prize." Pas­ in Fort.Ijuiderdale, Fla. municipal LAMBURGER TEA BAGS consulUltoa* with American rep­ cal iastie would be approached "on is still afloat. 1 (Oontinned on Pag# Seven) I river to draw attention to the mile. ternak made the charge in a the ..basis of the basic human right Beef and Lamb for burger* resentative* Ih^okYo Seoul. oourt for shoplifting . 8>enchj Washington’s Birthday Finally, shortly before 3 p.m., talk with Western correspond- There aumed little w-jjo likeli­ to freedom of residence." o ra ta M j PiRihurtt li Open Till 9 Thursilayf and Fridayi. 1 0 0 C o u n t A i ST o OD F O R Y o u i •«>' •'‘* 7 * ';" sales promotion In Manchester the two men scramWed across the ehta who colled on him after hood that the quarrel, so f i r con­ Seoul Issues Warning rebels killed when the.\ tried to Himdred* of "white ele- nnid flats to a comparatively firm the poem was printed In. the Lon­ loaf Lb. fined to verbal blasts and implied break into Algeria through electric SPECIAL South Korea’s minister to Japan, Free Elections Not Pushed phant” articles w ill be sold then place on the bank, examined it don Dally Mall Wednesday. SAVE 4c BOX SPECIAL SALE threata from South Korea, would barrier‘along Tunisian frontier two LETTUCE, large hoods ...... 2 3 c Yiu Tat Ha, informed the Japanese by local retail members of the carefully for a minute and then blow up into a shooting confiict. days ago, f ON THE FAMOUS government if It goe* ahead with Chamber. unanimously decided "Dis is der FRENCH PARTY DISSOLVED Pinehunt 3 In 1 blend of But there waui a danger of a break Lonnie Worth, veteran flier and Paris, Feb. 18 —^The extrem­ freshly chopped Beef, ' CUCUMBERS ... , ,1.. . . ------e a c h 1 9 c the repatrialioi. Seoul will: ' Weather permitting, the cross­ hlace.” In economic relations and in diplo­ 1. Break off negotiations for sportsman, plucked out of remote Wiet made it "o fficia r by rais­ ist right-wing NaUoqaUst Party Pork, Veal ...... Lb. matic negotiations going on be­ West Drafts New Plan ing will be mad* Monday, begin- 79c establishment of diplon(Uitic rela­ wilderness area, four days after ing high the retail division's white was dissolved today on order* of TOMATOES, box'of 4 ...... 2 1 c tween the two countries. ningf^ at a spot on the-Hartford the French government. Police tion* which have been going on snowstorm wrecks his plane and side'about 200 yards upstreanT elephant banner and claiming the Duncan Hines Jape M ova Oantloaaly takes .the life of his wife J, New­ cracked down on The United States, whose voice desultorily ainc last April. from the Charter Oak Bridge and spot in the "name of,th e Man Lean Chuck PARSNIPS". ------p k g . 2 5 c 2. Refuse indefinitely to repatri­ ark Evening News says Erie Rail­ quarters, and SO-year-oM party Is the donjlnant one irt the U.N- For Reich ending almost under the bridge on j cheater Chamber of Oommwee Oround Lb. 69c ate Japanese fishermen now de­ road will seek permission soon to boss Pierre Sidoa and Mven ot Armed Forces in Korea, would be \ the other side. i and a City ot 'Village Charm. GRAPEFRUIT. seedlosB /. .... 3 f o r 3 9 c abandon paasenger service in New hi* friends were detained by po­ CAKE MIX sure to atop South Korea from us­ tained in Pusan. S. “ Take other appropriate By JOHN M. HIGHTOW ER already become known a* a result Jersey ... President Elsenhower lice for questioning. ing either Its navy or A ir Force in Washington. Feb. 13 uPi -W est of exchange* among the govern­ Lean Imported Devil Food. Fudge. Spice, FLORIDA ORANGES ...... : dpx. SSc ♦ this dlaput*. They are under U.N. aleip#." Yiu did not elaborate on has no plans to meet his wife In Sliced Boiled daUtimiMIkiiil—rkk emdeadera expect to draft within ments in 'Washington, London, San Antonio, Texas, White House CUBAN REFUGEE HELD Yellow, Burnt Sugar, White operkttonsl command. - South thU. . Ham Lh. the next month a new formula for Paris and Bonn. The consultations says. Panama, Feb. IS (-D— Pana­ »1.19 L E M O N S ...... 4 f o r 2 3 c Korea has only a amall Coast In Seoul, the government manian authorlttoa today order­ iidirttM lliliiteliHN brought out 30,000 school children German reunification. TTte.v hope it are focused In a 4-power meetihg George Antheil, modern Ameri­ Columbus Owned Maps Guard. may promote serious negotiations of diplomats under way here. ed the arrest of Ramon CUvtaio The Japanese government was to parade in the rain, shouting can composer and self-styled Save lOc when yon'.buy Sara>Lfp.-tl>e Hneat 'hotter pecan caka M c I n t o s h a p p l e s ...... 3ibs.35^ with Russia for uniting_E5a«t and Tliese concessions include: Inaua, a Cuban refugee whose of,|iMm ml . . . . ■- CHEFBOmS. anti-Japanese slogans. "bad boy of music,” diM at hi* extradition has been requested Special On Seasoned Presumably .North Korea will West Germany. ■ 1. A decision,to propose in New York City home . . . New The shape of the formula is still forthcoming note to the Soviet Of New World, Red Says by the revolutionary regime ot 3-DAY FEATURE USUALLY 79c EACH siMCNirvi charter ships to transport those York City Police Commiagioner Ftdei Coatro. The request from. LAMB PAHIES Nepal King Starts cleared for repatriation. It is un­ to be determined, but it fs e x a c t­ government. that German adviser* Stephen P. Kennedy densotes four ed to "push the western request for participate in a prospective East- Cuba aaid Calvine fM e* two S A R A - L E E „ derstood Japan will not furnish top officers of his department, Freshly ground bnt sold In 2 with Mwhreom Save* T U N A N ie W free all German elections some­ West foreign, minister* conference Bv DENNIS NEEIJO * was that "Elirofienn navigators had chargee of homicide and ons. of, Constitutional Rule ships, and all Japanese companies which has been hit by new gam- murder. Panamanian ottlelals frozen form u. AU whose ships operate between J*' what into the .background. ''M eet WItliout .Agenda .o.nnDi I>r Ki«rn#r, rnr-K , Londoii Fcb. 13 igl—A Soviet hls-i viSited th# N*w Wovld (before Co- 29c Many experts now believe that aaid his arrest would be “pre-', Drip or Pere. in the Katmandu, Nepal, Feb, 18 tIPi~ pan and South Korea have can­ 2. A declared readiness— recent­ S^vear-oW mV'ecUir Chriatopher Columbus i lumbusj but the names of these ORAHN tha unifying process could go on s e « ^ r and En%ee^ dUcover America-but he navigators remained unknowiv’ ventive” pending the arnval ‘ ea, Ktng Mahendra proclaimed a dem-. celed sailings because of the ly stated by Secretary of State new 2 lit. can. CAKES for a* much as two year* before from Cuba of documeats' ssip- ' 4 lbs. $1.00 oeratie (Mnstitution for Nepal yesi crisis. There' seemed little .likeli­ Dulles— to have a foreign minis­ Mwer to OTiurSe all other’ ' Here’s how Superny pieced to- 43c 2 pkr*. 2 9 c the nationwide election* were held. J^encie^ a^r^ wrrtce* m ^ Moscow Radio said the histor-, gether the historic voyage; porting the extradition request. tarday. the I^lrst lh htatqry for the hood of any movement of the Ko­ ters conference with Rtissia with­ tiji mtllion people of th* Hlm g In the meantime practical steps in and m is X ^ ie ld ^ documentaj Columbus crossed the AUanric reans before April. the economic and. political field out advance agreement oh a de­ weapon and m issiefeid . ; showed that Columbus ailready had | following the latitude of the (3a- CUBANS EXECUTE * MEN : Pte^urst offers Armour’* canned - layan kingdom sandwiched be Get Block Island Frozen Sword, More O f TboM Jniey NOW MINUTE Rhee's government has charged could be taken to bring the two tailed progrant of discusaion., J , D The Ousted Cuban Dictator Fulg*"* maps giving the position of soqie. nary Islands because his charts Havana, Feb. IS (JPV—Two sol­ luun» . . cooked bonele** in large Seedleaa Pink tween. India and ■ Red-ruled Tibet. diers and an ex-poUceman cott-( center boneless sUccs at Pine- RICE w 9 « that the 6Qp,000 or more Koreans Germanics closer together. only agreement requ lr^ from Rtia- cio BaUsta says he spilled no blood y,e New World when he ; told him trade winds and currents i t lb. can ... at a new low price. The 39-year-old king read the sia is to .talk about all aspocU o f ; on tb« two Umet he seised power i aboard the Santa Marla on I existed there favorable for navlgfa- rteted on war crime* chargee; hurst lb. 69c (don't confuse this INDIAN RIVERGiRAPEFRUlT M 8 u. jar living in Japan - - moat- of them Two Main C-unaidFratioiis -- proclamation at the ancient Haqu- poverty stricken and 95 per cent the German problem so that both but declared Fidel Castro ia "kill- ^is (ambus voyage in 1492. i tion toward the New World, before revolutionary tribunals man Dhoka Patti Palace, where he Diploimcttc Informants’ said to­ with “ Jap” 8word> . , . taste the 4 f o r 4 9 c of them originally from South Ko- sides could bring up any proposals; |„g by decree." ... A former Royal Somebody, the Russian conclud- ] .u . s.ghin expedition de- were executed today. Thehr 'ARMOUR'S CARNATION -^ was crowned nearly three year* day that the United States. Brit- difference. $ 1 . 0 5 I rea — are being cajoled, threat­ sin, France“ and ■ West Germany they '‘ 'ifh. <#. i Canadian A ir Force ferry pilot' d must hav« Visited those places j deaths brought to SOS the uno^ MILK a c A N s O D e ago. Some 600 dignitaries were 8. A decision that the reunlflca- „ y g his-Sabre Jet and three others 'pm them on the map. ,^hich ftelal total of such exerutioiiB iNitaNt Chwt A Saaheni gathennl to bear : the proclama­ ened and bribed by North Korean are guided by two main tactical 12 Lb. Can HAM MAINE POTATOES sympathizers to go to the north. considerations in the wholesale re- • tion o f Germany through, ^ ee slpC' w erealm -osU filvertodlntoaN orthl ha. bhen made clear I since the rebel victory. Jan. L ■ tion. >, ' ' view ofi their German policies | tlon — the formula to which the . . 1,. w conrac toward ‘ hese I ^ 3,^ by Frieh -Haddock Fillets 1 0 lb s . 3 9 c Patterned on th* British t^siem; The South Koreans charge „ they AtW AYS AM HE FREE PAR K IN M T THE REAR OF OUR STORE! Will be sent into Red slavery. which ia now under way, | western power* hav* clung 'for radio signal apparently^ coming lands was known to Columbus,” . DIE. WEEL DENIES MOVE" EACH 9 0 Mac, Oellciou* and BqMwta ' £he 77-artlcle constitution prpvidea storms. ■ ’ Cod, Salmon, Scallops" ' A t the end of World War H j Their primary aim ia to test to : many years is not th* only pos- from a Riiaiiian ship. Moscow to ^ listeners on its home I f this happened; the ships were Baveriy HUIs. Calif., Fob. Apple* Prom Per* for a constitotional monarchy with House Republican leader Cfliarlee (iP)—

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: / PAGE THREE MANCrtBSTER EX^ENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER* CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 MANCHESTER EyKNlNG HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY<13, 1959 p a g e tw o been moved to Barry Palubnlnks' Walther Leaguers Hebron Andover grade 6 claaaroom where the pro­ UlNOuit Pricts gram can be continued. TheSmaUWorld— 5 Sheinw old O il Drafting Schedule AR Daportimaiitt Tokyo to Thompson Notes Audubon d o b laecta St. Peter’s Group The Audnbon Club In Mrs. Bet­ 25 Years in Bank ty Wright’s Grade 4 classroom has The executive board of the Witi- ARTHUR DRUa To Present Play elected new officers. They are: RIGHT SUPERSTITION 5 Men, G irt, Against the Sea ther League, Zion Lutheran Mark Dunnack, president; Norman wnx, HELP YOU Both Mas vnkMnUs Church, met at the home of their On Moving Koreans A 8-sct comedy play, "Petticoat Mr. J. Russell Thompson, Long Morltock, vice president; Edward NOMM ♦we tossed ov4r the n it of theflliat’s the item you alinost invar- president, Clayton Hlh of Alton Fever," will be presented by the HiU Rd., Andovw, Is celebrating Bosk, aecretary; Richard Provost, ily Alfred Sheinwold a 10 8 1 After sowing 1,200 mllee his 2Wh anniversary with the So­ treasurer; and Nancy Denoncourt^ VA. Master Team Champion 9 A «... 94>/j hoars and breaking two rec­ calcium hydride since there was no iably read about In ths accounts St., last night to plan a apring and tniM Pa««'DM]i Ball and Chain Club of St. Peter's A K Q T 7 J of exploration, Pemmlcan often is (OnttnMd ciety for Savings in Hartford. He program chairman . "Friday the thirteenth is a bad ords, the balloon Small World c id longer any reason for making hy­ summer activity schedule. Episcopal Church at 8 p.m. March Changes in officers are made j>e- Ite three men arid one woman drogen gas. . - , ; mads of dried beef, suet, rsleins BOY SCOUT is 'employed as Assistant Treas- day to have an accident,'* snld Several ftrianoial projects were INCOME TAX number Involved In the 6 and 7 In the RHAM High School riodlCally sd that many children w » f * passenger meet near dlsaater os Though our boat seemed stable, and sugar. However, ours was a discussed aa well as the possibility Sbiifh ns he plajted the ace' of preeent repatriation schema has little theatre. vre^, ^ have a Chance to experience lead­ they ore foreed down into the we divided it in half so that it nut pemmlcan, without meat. of entertaining a Youth Caravan RETURNS BOt bean firmly established. KsO- Notes and News Tho'tripson 1s a netlve of Ando­ ership. Through ths club, the chil­ hearts at the first trick. "I’m too Ationtto Ocean. ROeemory Mndie, would be balanced. Bushy and Tim Become Vegetariooe in Manchester In early summer. matM range from 43,000 to 117,- C. Davis Calkins of / ndover dren also learn how- to conduct ♦ A 9 flopped down on the starboard Lake will direct the production. ver and received his early ,.educa- superstitious to le.t you fellows win X 9652 the womnri passenger, tells of the Bushy was the reason 7or this. These suggestions will be present­ PREPARED 000. Alter a Rad Cross screen­ tlop In'WlUUnAntle echpols. Ha ta meetings, how to* plan programs, A O’* 5 ordeal they fMed and the faith side and Colin and 1 chose the port He’s a vegetarian and early in our ed to the Leaguers at their next ing. the figure ifiay drop sharply. X Court of Honor was held by The cast includ> residents of this to keep records of meetings and fi­ the first trick.” flDvm Troop 128 on Feb. 4 at the Com^ town, Hebron and Columbia. They a (hember of the Americari• •in­ A K Q I 9 4 / In tiieir aUIlty to survive. side. Our sleeping bags had long planning we all agreed to be veg- meeting, Sunday, Feb. 22. Most o f those who have indicated nancial records. , « - South had his accident anyhow. gone overboard so we only had our BXPERIENCKD omI munity Baptist Church. are: Mrs. Jamee Foran. Mrs. Joan stitute 6f Banking, ' Ha'rtfrird He adopted the wrong superstition. a 8 4' / etariaiu for the duration of the Hill was recently elected vice THOROUGH WORK a< willingness to go to the Com* School Lunch Means By ROSEMARY MUDIE flying suits and oiliea for protec­ trip. We reasoned thet If we had Scoutmaster Russell Turner re­ Biddy, the Misses Wendy and Chapter, and is a graduAia.of the After taking the first trick with a 10 6 5 president of the Hartford Zone, mnnist north said they were at­ Amwican Bankprs Assn. OraduAte Menus for the criming week are Wo were indeed a "Small tion that night. to throw food over in an. emer­ which Includes several surrotind- tracted by promise of work. ported that the following boys El.vse Calkins, Edward Montandon, the ace of hearts, declarer led the ♦ K' were advanced in rank. Made Ten­ Warren A. Holbrook. Gardener School Of Banking, Rutgers Uni­ as follows: Moftday, ravioli with North KM K World" now.' Cur balloon bag had As there was no energy left to gency It would be an awkward sit­ ing congregations, and last night RAY COOPER The United SUtes said It was versity. meat, buttered rice, bread and but­ ten of spades from' dummy. West uation for a vegetarian if the only derfoot Scouts were Charles Ro- Q. Shorey, Robert Bartlett, Ken­ I a KM4 A soared off into the sky leaving us think about rigging or trimming ho was appointed to serve on the hntcheU 8-6109 maintaining a hands-off attitude Thompson' Is chairman of the ter, and fruit compote; Tuesday, refused the first trump trick. De­ food left was meat local congregation house com­ manoski, Roger Taggart. Richard neth Lowrey and Calkins. clarer led another trump to the 1 KT KjK ’ A sails that dismal night, Colin tat in the dispute unless both sides Belekewicz, and Robert Lawson Andover Board of Fire Commle- b e^ stew with VegetShles, bread tossing on the surface of s sullen, in the comer where he could keep mittee. ask her to act as a mediator and Tickets may be obtained from king, and East discarded a heart. "If it comes to cannibalism." Advanced from Tenderfoot to Sec­ members of the cast, from PVank ■ioners, acts w assistant chlsf Of and butter, and chocolate pudding; poupding sea ii our tiny 16 by his eye on our sea an ;^ cou n selorS a mAlso, ri,r‘.^'^o“ as part rt of the ceremony, Is a member of the ‘Urtbl Lbdgs Thursday, roast turkey and gravy, West would take the; ace o‘f trum you say7 sea: Bushy Hhloart, our erstwhile ■hurch services Sunday. and go after the hearts to r When I felt a bit better, I relieved aboard." P. Gilstrap to the Foreign Min­ District Commissioner George Bet- No. 24, A -F A A ^ .. Of Merrow. mashed poUtoes, green beani, Answer: Pass, lid s is vary ballo(>n commander; his son, Tim, my husband so he could get some istry to discuss the worsening sit­ Bowling League Formed bread and butter and. applesauce. clarer trump. Then South^-'^vould This banter went on whfle we tlnger presented ■ the 1959 Scout He -la-'married to the ; former ntarly an opening bid but if you our radio operator whose receiver sleep. were still cold from exhaustion uation. A Bowling leagtie lias been Milk ..is served with all meals. have to use up all hlstrumps to stretch a hand too far it may snap S A Men”'s League WATKINS- Troop Charter. Troop 123 was or­ formed by members of St. Peter's Dorothy Jones o f ' Wlllfanantie and and transmitter we had been The morning of Dec. 16, the and wetness. What 1 wanted that Gilstrap was asked by newsmen ganised in 1958 and is sponsored has three children;-.- • ' 'L There it no menu Hated for Friday draw those held bV/West. West back at you. Change the king of forced to throw overboard; Colin, later whether the U.S. command Church will hold Its next meeting since there win be no school that would eventually ^ g«t the ace of fifth day since our take-off from first morning at sea was a change I by the Community Baptist Church. School Vacation ’ spades to the ace, and you should my husband, our navigator who the Canary Islands, was as un­ of clothing. I knew that some­ To Hear Nassiff would even temporarily relax op­ at 8 p.m. Feb. 28 In the Colchester «lay- V diamonds and jk'heart trick. open. Avoid making a doubtful WEST Bowling Alleys, and every other "There wiH be along weekend In would how he responsible for our promising as the night had been where in one of the waterproof erational command over the South j BuUeUn Board South saw^the danger and there- bid on an aceless hand. safety; and me. week thereafter. place of the usual .week’ll vacation fore shifted to diamonds. West re­ — intermittent rain squalls, heavy bags I had stored some dry under­ Fred Nassiff, .83 Norman St., Will Korean navy and air force should | this month, beginning .with the Boy Scout Troop 124- will hold (Copyright 1950, General Feature* "Bloody fine landing, Bushy," wear. Finally I found it and, Funsral Service However, anyone who is inter­ fused the first diamond but took seas and none of us feeling much give a talk and show pictures at the Rhee government seek to carry i School Menus closing of school Thursday and a Court of Honor at the elemen­ Oorp.) (■:< chorused together, and indeed oblivious of whether I had an the meeting of the Men’s Frlend- j ested In bowling, other than league the second. As you can see, West’s better. While Bushy and Tim out implied threats of force. opening on Feb. 24. The same tary school this evening after a it was. If it had not been for his audience or not, I stood up in the In the sea. Rosemary Mudie at right helps Bush Elloart and his son. Tim, rig the mast on their .shlp League of the Salvation Army ORMOND J. WEST, Director •T have no idea," he replied. ; play, is Invited to Join an informal pot-luck sppper at 0:30 p.m. superstition was to take a trick aa pulled in the ship's mast, which 15 by 8-foot in which they drifted 1,500 miles after their balloon wasim^oic forced down at sea. group meeting at 8 p.m. on alter­ schedule will he followed in superb timing in releasing the ctu had been towing astern, and boat and stripped. The others were tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in the youth 142 EAST CENTER ST. In Tokyo. Osamu Itagakl. chief; The menus for Feb. 18 through The Volunteer Fire Department late as possible. ‘ Kom the balloon, we might have nate Mondays at the alleys. RHAM High School and In the ele­ moved it into place, I found some only a few feet from me but that building at the Citadel, Mitchell 9-7196 of the Japanese Foreign Office's 30 are as follows: mentary schools In Hebron and will meet at. 8 o'clock in the flre- Gets Ruff PAflK INC. •/■IM’ capsized. didn't matter to me or to them, Elementary This group is open to teenagers crepe bandage I had packed away degrees ranging from an average He spent several months in Leb­ Asian Affairs Bureau, held a gen Marlborough since the schools in houee. Now West was able to get a dia­ We had suffered one casualty, either. I doubt if they even noticed. Extended Forecast htgli of .18 lo a low of 18. Colder eral discussion of the situation Monday: Baked beans with as well aa adults. and hound up Colin's foot. Then Hadassah lo See anon, Syria and other places in the Dinner Planned the district now operate on a uni­ mond ruff. He led a heart to hid BURNSIDE howevec,. Colin's .right.angledhad the boys rigged the sail, the rud­ Colin had estimated that we .Saturday, wiumcr Monday and Middle East during 1955 and 1957, with U.S. Minister William Leon­ frankfurts, cole slaw, bread and form calendar. , Manchester Evenlirg Herald partner's quesn and ruffed the dia­ BURNSIDI AVF ,f HT^D been hurt and he could not piit his might be in Barbados within two Tuesday. Precipitation dtiring this Manchester’s Oldest hard at the Foreign Office. butter, peaches, milk. A dinner. Is planned for the Andover correspondont, Mrs. Paul der was fitted, and we were able Youth Aliy ah Film Temperaturea in Connecticut for and will show etchings and slides, Valentine Day Actlvltiee mond return. The defenders thus weight on it. But being a Scotsman to three weeks, if lucky, and it period may avei'age near onfe inch including ruins of the world’s old­ with Finest FaelUties. Kyodo. the Japanese news, Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat boards of education of Hebron. ■Valentine Trees” in ■ silver D. Pfaastielil, telephone Pligrim MOW! KMD8 TUESDAY to pull in our sea anchor and the next five days, Saturday got a diamond, s heart, and two to the core, he made light of it was an encouraging thought. We through Wednesday, call for tem­ melted occurring again Monday est cities 3,000 years ago. and the Off-Street Parking agency, said Informants believed sauce, buttered green beans, bread Andover and Marlborough, DIst. ower pots have been placed on 2-6850. Issrid Bersaua * Cart Sanress even while he was unable tr move begin to move. weren't worried about our food The film, "It Is Good to be trump tricks, defeating the con­ W ater. Ration Out peraturea lo average .8 to 5 dc- and Tuesday. remains of the original Cedars of Established 1874 Itagaki told the U.S. diplomat that and butter. Ice cream, milk. 8, and the faculty members of the each table in the lunchroom of the tract. - about 'vvlthout pain. Later, when supplies and all of us were good Alive," will highlight the meeting the Foreign Office was looking to Wednesday: Tomato soup, egg regional and elementary schools, *'INN OF THE "We’re going to have to cut of Hadassah. Tuesday night at 8:30 j.rees above normal. The normal Some state normals: New Haven Lebanon. At the close of the meet­ elementary school by Mrs. Law­ Meeting Rescheduled, West had the right superstition We reached Barbados and a doctor. enough sailors to have faith in ing light refreshments will be American mediation if the situa­ salad sandwiches, cowboy cake, to he held st the regional ichool. rence Jillson, a member of the SIXTH HAPPINESS'* We learned that he had chipp,.d the down on our water ration,” Colin our own ability to survive.. in the vestry of Temple Beth mean temperaUirc in the Hart-' mean 29, liigh 37, low 21; Bridge­ all along and South ahould have ford area during tht.s period i» 28 served. The public is invited. % tion becomes aggravated. milk. It has been decided that there cooks' staff. CSeepe! 8 p.m. Celeri ankle bone. warned, “since we are in danger of Sholom. port mean 29, high 38, low 21, will be no claeses at the Regional New Haven, Feb. 13 (/P)—To­ done more of same. Declarer ahould But it gave me a twinge that Thursday; Turkey and gravy on The spirit of St. Valentine’s refuse the first trick to limit com­ Bushy passed his hand over his mnning into a calm. From now night, as I lay trying to fall This movie Is one of the most re-1------, ...... mashed potato, cranberry sauce, school on April 15, but Instead Day was also observed wrlth day's meeting between the union head as if he were doffing a hat on Instead of the pint of water per and management of the Connec­ munication between the two de­ BAT. 1 p.m. KID 8HOWI asleep, to realize that none of our buttered peas, bread and butter, there will be a full inservlce train­ parties in each classroom today. Alsa Ladd "BIO LAND” and aaid to Colin: "Here's the person per day, we'll issue a half .new **YotVh''A*iyah*^prog7m^ ga®5raMsiMarajaraisiaa)5is®ra®araffl®a®ai5^^ FABULOUS Newcomers Hear ©IW H«V tost Herald TeA—e » ticut Company has been postponed fenders. I- families would be spending KEITH OFFER! gelatine with whipped cream, ing for faculty members. Candy for the parties was pro­ Tech. - Garteea* cocked hat, chum. You’re in com­ pint per.j>erson every day.” Christmas, and probably New Israel. Filmed in color and with | The elementary school will have until Wednesday. The rest of the hand would be mand now.” It had been agreed milk. vided under the direction of the played in much the' same way. It was decided that the water Year’s as well, in a small boat on sound by Fred Czasznek and Hazel | Powell Tuesday Its usual sessions. room-mothers, headed by Mrs. The sickneae of one of the AFlr- SUNDAY ONLYl earlier that if it were necessary Friday: Baked fish sticks with Burt and Marvin Dickerson. Fur­ 'When West finally took his ace of would be doled hut at 8 a.m. as an the open sea. Greenwald, the camera moves to i Orange to Meet Ralph Ransom. CIO Bus Drivers’ Union leaders S COMPLETE SHOWS! to continue the voyage by sea, tarter sauce, buttered peas, mash­ ther details will be .given later. diamonds, however, he would be eighth of a pint, at noon another That night I was lulled to sleep the classroorii, the fields, and the Theodors Powell of the State ed potato, bread and butter, apple­ The next meeting of Hebron Heart Sunday PTA Plans a RHAM Program caused ths resctvduUng, it was Colin, with his deep sea sailing ex­ eighth of a pint and at six in the by the rolling sound of the sea and playgrounds at Kfar Vitkin in or-1 unable to lead a heart to the East "HIAWATHA” "SUSANNAH perience, would take over. Board of Education will be the sauce, milk. Grange will be held at Gilead Com­ In place of the usual mail drive A program on RHAM High reported. The meeting will take la Tech. OF THE evening we would splurge—every­ the Constant humming noise- from der to show the new Anne Frank I A WEEK'S HONEYMOON hand. He would never get the dia­ speaker at the meeting of the duBlor High munity Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. for the Heart fund campaign, Mrs. School will be presented by the place in the. offices of the New MOUNTIES" Then Bushy suggested that per­ one would get a quarter of a pint. the tension wires that reinforced Havens established for the yourig- Some of the month’s holidays will PTA at its monthly meeting at 8 Haven Railroad, owner of the Con­ mond ruff and South would make S:MA:M At tS haps We should all have a nip from Newcomers Club Tuesday night Monday: Hamburg on roll with Harry H. Kirkham, chairman again his contract. At 0 o’clock also every one was the hull - it was to be a constant er children coming into Israel. at 8 o’clock at the Community Y. ketchup, potato chips, carrot and be observed. p.m. 'Wednesday in the elementary necticut Company.' '■ the bottle of brandy that we had given one vitamin pill and one as­ refrain. this year, says that “Heart Sun­ Daily Question first opened when we had pr.ssed Another feature of the program He will speak on "American raisin salad, mixed fruit, milk. A film will be shown, entitled day" will be observed Feb. 22, from school. Since Sept. 80, when their' old Saadar Evealas 8:18 corbic acid pill to prevent scurvy. (Tomorrow: Social Life at Sea) will be a group of Israeli selections High school principal Carlton B. "laa of SIk HappiaaM the one-quarter distance mark. Public Schools." The talk will deal Tuesday: Hot turkey sandwich, Electric Power and Common 1 to 3:30 p.m. Canvassers will agreement ran out, the 1,000 driv­ AS dealer, you hold: Spades— Water was to remain our big­ (Copyright, 1959, ABC Expedi­ by several members of the local Seybolt and Guidance director K Q J 9 4; Hearts—8 4; Diamonds Each of us took a small tot in cele­ with the history of education in cranbeny sauce, candied sweet or Sense” by John Horton, by the cover the whole towm for contribu­ ers and mechanics in the union gest problem throughout the 20 tions, Ltd. Distributed by King United Synagogue Youth. OR VACATION FOR TWO the United States and in partic­ Grover Howard wdll talk about' the bration. parsley potato, buttered a^fiaragus courtesy of the Connecticut Light tions. have been vterklng without .a epn- Set Endurance Mark days that we were in the boat. Features Syndicate) Program chairman for the meet­ ular with the Connecticut sys­ or wax beans, bread and butter, and Power Co., where Mr. Morton high school’s program and will traot. PTA Dinner April I answer questions from the audi­ It might have seemed a necuUar We had with us at the start afloat ing is Mrs. Philip Freedman. Mrs. tem. chocolate pudding ‘with cream, is employed. Also being planned for A ham dinner is planned by the about six-and-a-half gallons of Lazarus Spiwak will preside at the A question and answer period ence. tlpie for a celebration since our Baby Killed in Crash milk. the evening Are various musical Hebron PTA to 'take place April ‘Mai, the Second’ Dies fresh water. Then we had six Per- business meeting. Refreshments will follow the talk. Refreshments ' Wednesday: Tomato soup, tuna hopes of ct'ossing the Atlantic by numbers depicting some of the 1, in the Hebron elementary school Mai,” the mouse with the poor balloon had been smashed. We mutit packs—purifying packs— will be served st the'conclusion of will be served. boat sandwich, cheese stick, peach month’s special days. Northford, Feb. IS (JPi~X car- At A Famous Miami Beach Hotel auditorium. Members may invite a friend, diet under the Grade 6 health class hSd had been forced to ditch at 20 which could make 36 pints of truck collision on Route 17 caused the meeting by the hospitality square, milk. 'niere will be a Valentine candy The Ways arid Means Committee experiment, passed away Tuesday. B S i S S P i a minutes to midnight, D ec.'15. In drinking water from sea water chairman. Mrs. Herbert Byk, and who does not necessarily have to Thursday: Ls>mb patty, white PROGRAMS the death of a baby girl yesterday sale. All the candy sold will be Is in charge of details being work­ He was the second "MsJ" to meet so doing, we had broken all knewn through chemical action. Then we in this New Haven County com­ her committee. bs a newcomer to .town. potato, buttered spinach, bread packaged in heart boxes and will ed but with Mrs. Albert Pompro- THB YEAR’S JBibOBST HIT! an untimely death. The first one Issrid Benmas - Cart Surgens endurance records In any type of had several solar stills which sup­ munity. and butter, flavored gelatin with be made by members of the grange. wicz, chairman. died of injuries resulting from a Hebert Doaat is balloon. “ The Small World” had posedly could turn sea water into cream, miUc.' The child, 10-month-old Sharon Refreshments following our fall when his cage was dropped been In the Sir dontlmiously for drinking water. Piaseik of Northford, died when a ABSOLUTELY FREE ’W C A M DEPEND ON Friday: Fish and chips, whole theme of the evening will be Manchester E vening Herald during delivery to the school. ‘THEINNpFTHE hours, exceeding the previous We were rather better fixed for kernel com, bread and butter, /g car driven by her mother skidded F O R RENT served, and dancing will follow Hebron correspondent Miss Susan "Mai, the Second" succumbed to Video Everyday record of 87 hours Which had been food. We had biscuits, nuts, raisins, into the path of a truck and trail­ peach halves, milk. One last reminder is that Tues­ Pendleton, telephone ACademy set In 1918. and plenty of tinned butter, some 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors the pokes of curious yormgsters 6th HAmNESS” er, police said. —sound or silent, also 35 mm. With The Purchase O f A Complete 3 Room Keith Outfit Senior High day will be the last day applica­ 8-3454. visiting the library where the ex­ And w6 had covered 1,200 miles, dried and evaporated milk, sugar, Is CtsemsOcepe ss4 Celsr All Rights Reserved— Tlie mother, Mrs. Jean Piaseik, slide projectors. MY FUTUM Monday: Hamburg gi'avy. tions can be accepted for the periment was being conducted. a transoceanic distance record for jam and honey and cereals. 32, and 7-year-old Bruce Pismeik maahed potatoes, whole kernel Quebec—At the start of 1958 Shews t:fe-8;SS4:U H. T. Dickenson A Co„ Inc. sp^ng Initiation to the grange The remaining three mice have a balloon as distinct from a pow­ We also had substantial amounts T/ere admitted to Grace-New Hav­ WELDON DRUG CO. BOSS corn, bread and butter, milk. Any one who needs applications suiTaced roads in Canada amount-; ered airship. Of course, powered of cheese, chocolate, and a tre­ Tuesday: Baked chicken, parsley en Hospital, where authorities de­ 901 Main St. Tel. »U 8-5321 should call Mrs. Betty Griffin or ed to 231,044 miles, about 21,716 airships had crossed the ocean. mendous quantity of pemmlcan. scribed their condition as serious. potato, carrots, bread and butterr miles, or 10.4 per cent, greater The savage , rain squall con­ M M t h e Mrs, Porter, They will be happy milk. to as.sist with any information than the year-earlier total of 209,- tinued and the sea was running Amazing Keith FREE! CjocktgU Wednesday: Spanish rice, • needed. 328 miles. heavy so Colin, decided that tt Opportunity! Buy Parties! Dancing I paragiuu.ckbbage and pineapple Party Being PlAhned . w o w be' best jLo. drop the sea Any 3 Room Home Entert ainm e n tl salad, bread and butter milk.^ Plana are under, conglderation ( BINGO j TTO HOP anfinor (it was 'acFuaU'y our trail­ -7 - Outfit . . Or Any Swimming! Sight, ,>]Thursdayr'Baked beans, frank- for the annual fire depaiiment ing warp) and let us just stand m Purchase Of 5600 seeing! Beach forts with mustard and ketchup by through the night. He also In­ Parties! Movies! party. The Hebron and Amston ADine, Dance A Have Fun | EVESV -■ ; } .. ' 'EVERY'V, .J'i Or More, And Get • stewed tomatoes, brown bread and fire companies will hold the af­ structed me to pass out sea-sick This Fabulous Gifts! Treasura butter, milk. Every , ELECTRONICS pills to everyone. Our 200-pound \ Miami Beach 'Va­ Hunts! B eauty Friday; Baked fish fllleta with fair jointly, as previously. Those on the Hebron committee are Rich­ THURS., FRI. and SAT. ' MONDAY I FRIDAY car-boat rode well' and seemed cation! A 7 Day Pageants! Sports! sauce, French fried potatoes, but­ •# MIKE STANKO'S i LABORATORIES quite sea-worthy and stable, but 6 Night Honey­ Aquacades! Ad­ tered beets, bread and butter, ard M. Grant, Walter W. Donald and John Kulynych. Amston, Colin knew that the difference In moon Or Vacation mission To Fa- milk. NIGHT 1 NIGHT the motion of the boat as opposed - mous Seaquarium! Charles S. Barnes, Raymond J. SOAK GRILLS TOMORROW....ST. VALENTINE'S DAY In Your Choice Of THE C4IIUON 277 BROAD to ballooning, combiiied with the Three Leading Night Clubs Wi£h 2 SO Oak St„ Manchester 7:31! P.M. I 7:30 P.M. emotional , stress which we K^d All-Star Shows! Indwn$ Met in Augusta G No Cover, No Minimiun ' Ocean Front Re­ K A D I 0 1 { I F V I S I 0 N been under,, could have an up- sorts! # AMPLE PARKING ' ****************4dt** settlilE effect on our inriards.' Augusts, Ga.—Augusts, named THt NAUTILUS in honor of the mother of George StiU Work to Do ^ THE lAKtlONA Square Dance UhaaacI 8 Mew BbtcS. Ceaa. 8:88 ( 8-48) PHIL SILYHES SHOW He was right. The pills had been III of 'England, was -the meeting aal St. Bprtaxfleld. Haia. “ Viva BUke" place of one of the greatest Indian BOWLING lel.W Itew Hritala. Ceaa. (18-18) M-SqUAD given out too late. I became assemblages ever held in this coun­ Music By The ael 4 i Hsfrsbe, Msae. ■Tfagsep Marder" Potently 111 and vomited, aa did ael H Waterbary Ceaa. < 8) H fO iWAV PATHOL Tim. Bushy did not feel as badly try. In Augusta in 1763 a treaty RHYTHM RANGLERS (88) MAN WITH A CAMEHA No Contests . . . No Strings. This Won­ was signed between the five great EVERY NIGHT.-6 R.M, 8:88 (8) t h e BIO PAVOFF "TarataMe" as we did but even he was retch­ <2t-M> YOUNG DB. MALONE l:M (8848) THE THIN MAN ing. The only one seemingly not derful Vacation Or Honejinoon Is Yours sed Indian nations and the governors Every Saturday Night STATE " ( 8^) BEAT THE CLOCK "The Periect Senraat” With 'The Purchase Of Any Keith 'Three of North Carolina, Georgs, South SU N D A Y -2 P.M. (tiTAlX STAH^UAYHOUSB ( 841) 77 SUNSET STRIP affected was Colin. 8-12 P.M. Msm 0 4 8 ) CTE vra to io r IB YOURS “b e WHaesi" There was work-we had to do In Carolina, and Virginia. NOW and SATURDAY Room Home Outfit! Stay At The “Bar­ H »8. inton THESE r o o t s < 8-48) PLAVHOUSB OF STARS spfte of our physical vvretchedness. celona,” The “Carillon” Or The “Nau­ :ars City View Hall Tonight Continuous SrilO < S) CONNECTICUT BAND- ‘■The Maa Hrhe Bed Me We pulled Aboard all of the food POWERFUL PLANTS Feature Sbowrn 6:20-9:30 fflBAND Frtead*" tilus” ! . . . Lavish Living Quarters . . . Lichens, curious plants that POLISH-AMERICAN (tS) w m DO you TBUSTT 18:18 ( 8) THE U N E UP that had been hanging In water­ 490 Keeney St. 4:84 (JJ BANOEB ANDY , ■‘The Chsriee Clevelsad proof bags over the sides. Then Plus An Exciting Array Of Entertain­ seem Immune to. cold or expos­ The New Screen Musical in w t uuREN FOB a nav' Case" 'S8 MERCURY ure. produce an acid that oah etch Manchester ( 8-SS) AUBHICAN BANDSTAND ment And Dancing. Your Miami Vaca­ In Gorgeous Color CITIZENS' HALL (48) FUN HOUSE Oommuter 4-door Station Wag­ the surface of the hardest rock 4:18 (44(.THE SECBET STOBH tion si To Be Taken Between April 15 on. Gray and white. Power Admission 75e and help break it down into soil By The Composers 4:88 < SJ|«) THE EDGE OF NIOHT W. H. ENBUND and December 15. steering, power brakes. Merc- 2 t VULAOE ST. — SOCKVIUE (t8-M> COUNTY FAIR omatic, radio, C4QQC Of "My Fair Lady" S;84 ( 8> FEATURE FILM “Goac He" V LUMBER 00. heater. . ‘iti PIHS'rSHOW, . ,:w- "Pertrall ef deaale" (88) HOT BOOER8 OPEN^LL DAY 'S 4 H U D S O N (48) BIN TIN TIM Hornet 4-door sedan. Hydra- SATURDAYS matic, radio, heater, R M S PAUk INt. row> power brakes. MQM SUN. N ie h o is (n4«> CAVALCADE OF SPORTS FfsaUe BptI vi; dice Aa- m Sunday! BURNSIDE ONLY! M O to h a s ta r TIRE In c. dliade, IS -rds. Ushtwelsht *S8 EDSEL HURHSlDt AVE HTFO (48) DEATR v a l l e y D A Y S 3-door hardtop. Automatic, ra­ 18:88 ( 848) PERSON TO PBBSON entertainment f o r y o u n g aaid OLD! GOODYEAR FetUared are Hanp Oeldea dio, heater. Low mUe- Mll|QC Burring LESLIE CARON aad ClalM Bleeia age. One owner. DAV9w LOUIS JOURDAN THE KIDS W IU LOVE IT! i , ( 841) JOHN DALY. NEWS 11 :a ( 8) NEWS. WEATHEH. SPORTS ★ PLU S ★ - m O N T IR E S (tt) SPOB'tSClGBTS *S8 MERCURY , (88) 8POBTS CAMBBA Monterey 4-door sedan. Merc- RAINBOW CLUB Alton aad 'Pbmt 285 Broad St. ' (IS) THE EARLY LATE SHOW omatic, radio, heater, RRKRK V S ^ e t o y .ef .the U ader- whits and green. TEL. Ml 3-5179 U:M ( 8) l!brB*7rEATn|liB. SPORTS NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW ( 1 ) w o b l I i ’s r e I t m o t t e s ’■Dv. lebU sad Hr. Hyde" *57 MERCURY •:M ( 848) HICKEY MOUSE CLUB (tt) MG Nime Monterey hardtop coupe. 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MfiJkCHESTlER KYENHERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,. 1969 PAGE FIVE MUkNCHESTeB EVENU46 HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1959 PACT PDUB f i * memlMrahip training claaasa Rockville-Vernon to be held from 8 tt> 5 p.m. Bolton New Membwra will be taken Into W D O P -U tt Ellington TOWERS wno—iMo CHKBBT, VANnXA. the church on Maundy Thursday, *MnNK>-l«W W B A T ~ 41t the Thursday before Easter. WCXJO-UM Dwly R a d i^ aad a iA m C H E R K T Ice Cream MiUioli U.S. Funds Pocahontaa Meettng Builders Set P T A to D 6n a te f$450 $2 TTis Degree of Pocahontas will GOOD To 1 Ml I AST UCK meet Friday at 8 p.m. In Red lawelous cherries Mended into Men’* Hall. oM constriic- of the American Legion, wdll meet Ayers. Tolland. out oh fie. new blacktops area Mrs. W. Arnold MdOnney, Mr. nnd eald today. Births today: A daughter to Mr. UiW— tion by developers, uhg|ieeted to Mrs. Fred Warren, Chariea Miller, The project, previously esti­ today at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion WDRO-.M WHAY—Music Alley under construction at fie rw r of and Mrs. Gordon ChambeHain. 50 WFOP—Oomi. SiUroom w n c—News draw oppoeltlon from I< Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gower, Mrs. mated at $2 to $3 million ■will re­ Home. Plans for summer activities Mountain St.; a datighter to Mr. WURO-News Uttt HMn« fie echooL Elm er Weden, fie Rev. and Mrs. J t o i f o L ICE CREAM CO, vamp the center of the city on fie will be discussed. WINr-N«w« WPOP—News Brigham Beelected and Mrs. Andre Dumolin, 88 W. u i t i - The hearing will be held Tuei The PTA wlgfiaUy voted to uae Carlton Daley, A. N. Skinner Br„ . -SPUM ON P south aide of east and west Main Main St. aUb 3o% OIroad WHAY—Music Alley at 8 p.m. In Ellington Town Rail. fie money toward fie cost of fie Mrs. Clifford Stephens. Mr. and manufacturers o f 0 1 S t Some 40 acres are Included In George N. Brigham lias been w n c—Sports—Final M WARREN ST„ BIANC -m u -w R i reelected president of the.Building WDRC-Huslc Through ths Night The Greater Rockville Board of play area. An' appropriatton of Mrs. John SchllUnger, WilUnm the study area, hut fie actual Vernon and Talcottvlllis new* I* . WPOP—Mike Lawlesa Realtors discussed fie proposed 14,00 was voted f ie town. In Coates, Mra. Herald Lee, Mrs. WU- clearance zone has not yet been and Loan Assn. handled through The Herald'* | UiS8- changes at a luncheon this week Other officers, all reelected, are traxY—Music AHyr the Board of Bdueation budget llarn Neverette, Mrs. Robert Rich­ determined. Rockrllle Bureau. 7 W. Main Sj., w n c—ON Radio Review and decided to oppose them at fie Opens Series fila yehr to coiurtruct f i e 80 ft. ardson, Mra. Frank Ubn, Mrs. John Redevelopment here may amount J. Everett North, vice president: telophonn TBemont .5-3138. FACTORY STORES WDRC—Music Through ths Night hearing. by 40 ft. area. Eriekean, Mrs. Ernest Howard and to a $10 niUUon proposition in the ;‘ EMward L. Buchanan, secretary; WPOP—Mike Lawless The realtora* objection Is main­ Dr. AUen Knight Chalmers wlU Mrs. John ScovelL ' Harold Obenauf. trea.surer and as- Ui4»- Contract for tha Job was award­ final analysis, according to Olson. WCTC-Iuxirt^»w WHAY—Music Alley ^ ly to fie Planning and Zoning speak at South Methc^st Church ed to M. B. French and Co. of Cov­ Pock Meeting Set He said it is generally recognized stetant secretary; and Donald C. ’ WKNB—Chuck Cana w n c—Stsrltirtil Serenade Commission's proposal fia t a M- Sunday in the first of hvjseries of entry In October for $8,410. Pre­ The committee meeting of GUb ledicatMifiror that for every dollar of redevel­ Fisk, attorney. W llc-R .** MUiat WDRC—Music Through the Night Claude P. Bilson and F. Leroy Skaters Sew. WDRC—Art Johtuon WPOP—Mike Lawless tumlnous concrete surface be re­ Sunday evehing Lentan sbrylcaa. liminary work has been done and Scout Pack 78 has been resched­ opment funda apent $5 la invested quired on all new roads instead of ths surface will be applied a* moon WHAT DOLIOPS SAt ABOUr Elliott have been electcd^irectors. WFOP—Conn. BaUnam UiSA- He will be heard at 8 o'clock In f ie uled for Tuesday a t 8 p.m. a t the in the same area by private enter- WINF—Sign Ott a slngla olllM as now required, as wesifier permits. Elementary School. It was origi­ prizea. Other directors are Mayor Her­ Own Clothes *'WHAT—Bound Dof according to Bamle Cantor, preal- Sanctuary. 9 YaricoeeVcIn* man G. Olaon. Francis J . Prichard, » I WCCC—Hfoord Review Program Notea nally set for last Tuesday but woe The coat to the city will be no You've Never Seen dent of fie realtora. The aerlea la sponsored by fie Mip. Alice Robert, school nurse, • R sdH air John R. (Jollier, Samuel Gamble WKMB—Chuck Cana postponed because of fie storm. more than one aixth the total, and Latest group to join the nation’s w n c—R u m MUiai South Windaor The Increased coat in meeting Methodist Men's Club. prseehted a prognim last night for Letters sent to all Cub Soont probRhly considerably leaa , since and Ernest Zahner. WPRC—Art Johnson the regulations would be "prohibi­ • Genw la Ice To Initiate Member* growing army of home-sewing on WTOP—Conn. Ballroom Dr. Chalmers was minister of thofiere'showlng fie Him on per­ parents have outlined fie urgency the land', bought for clearance will Anything Uke It! — tive” for a developer, and as a re­ the Broadway Tabamaole ChurcH sonal, m'wth which Is shown to be resold to developers, he aaid. More than 50 new members will Ice. M ag ician Booked sult land values would "depreciate of acquiring now personnel to as Q» • w o t ram jrieese riiwMSS Among the cast bf the 1959 “ WHM,T—Vtad Swanson (Congregational) In New York girts of Grade 5 Jn fie local school sure operation of fie pack next ssrieaMealsseM aleeretleaiP* In an effort to acquaint the pul>- be initiated into the American Le- LIQUIDATION WCCC—Record Review conalderably,” Cantor said. glonf Post Monday at 8 p.m. Past Ice Follies are a number of Hundreds Of Fabulous - 2 ^ City. A graduate of Yale Divinity program. She also played a tape year. Parenta were aaked to at­ —/JT. 11c with fie purpoaea and effects WKNB—Cfaudt Caron For Benefit Show On the other hand, the Commis­ recording made at one of fie see- Post and Fourth District officers skating stars who travel with WUC—Mews School, he also holds honorary de­ tend the meeting to demonetrete A. Leg vein bear a heavy bur­ of redevelopment the local agency their own portable sewing ma­ WDRC—New* Keiwrtsr sion believes fia t the higher apeci- grees from Syracuse University, slone which revealed fie quea- will conduct the initiation. WPOP—Conn. Ballroom flcatlona would result in lower their continued interest and sup­ den because they must sunport * will fiow several films on Feb. 28 chines and make repairs on their Bargains Still Available, Professor Juster, a comedy American International College, tlons asked by the students and weighty coliram of blood extend­ at a place to' be announced. Members are asked to be present NOW GOING O N - ■:«0- maintenance costa to the town, ac­ port, and to help solve the cur­ at 8 p.m. and officers should be co.atumes between the acts. Skat­ WINP—News magician, will perform at the and the University of Vermont the answers they are given. rent problem. ing from the fret upward. Larger TVie films, one in color and two Wapping Community House Feb. cording to Edward T. Morlarty, .A program on local curriculum in uniform. Commander Fred ing costumes, they explain, lead ■ ;U — A contributor to many maga­ nre Ladiee to Meet leg veini have tmy thelf-Uke In black and white, were olitained a dangeCotis life, and are often But All Going Fast. WHAY—Fred Swanson 38, at 3 p.m. in a benellt per­ aeeretary. will be presented by fie teachers wil*et to help simport the weight Hewett aaid. WCCC—Record Review The present town roads, none of zines and papers, Dr. Chalmers la Mrs. Bessie Bendall of Manobea through Sterling, Lord-'Wood and torn In action. WKNB—Open Mike formance sponaored by the Aux­ the author of eight books. The at the March meeting of PTA. The of fie b lo ^ If there it a ten­ Van Fuetendael, West Hartford Membership chairman Oeoi-ge HURRY - - SAVE PLENTY Wni:-KtiSe Millet iliary Unit of the Abe E. Miller which have the proposed bitumi­ Executive Committee will hold Its ter wjll demonstrate the use of dency for fie valves or simpoK- rise to eosM iaSdamer if tha Gardner, senior vice-commander These girls al.so make their owm Hurry Overt WDRO—Art Johnson nous surface, require reolUng every moat recent, "That Revolutionary cosmetlee t<> the Women's' AuxUI planning consultants engaged for Post AL>. Christ,” has ju st been publlahed. meeting on Feb. 25. ing tissues around fie veins to meifcerPV-A Ttaamim m a tfr . of the post, invites all "eterans dale dres.sejs. Since they are ael- WFOP—Conn. Ballroom The proceeds will go to the poets one or two years, Morlarty said. ary of fie^Flre Department fol­ the project. The films show rede­ dojn, in one city long enough to go • :SS— He haa been active throughout VlfU Ends weaken, fie intetnal pressure^ A . V o . Hair color is inherited, velopment projects in other com­ who are eligible to Join this class WHAT—Fred Swanson rehablUtatlon and child welfare Orangera See Film The 24-hour prayer 'vlgU preced­ lowing Its business meeting at fie ©•hf The trait ii not only passed alont of Initiates. shopping, they find it easier to sew WTK'—Russ uillei projects. Twenty Orangera braved the Icy hla life In the cause of peace and firehouse MondAy at S p.m. Mris. itraifit veins into knotty, crooliked iiy ptrente but by fie parents munities. their own clothes. And they need WDRC—Art Johnson in civil rights. He la known for hla ing World Day of . Prayer servlcea — k . . ^ ------.— . Faator Heads Program Refreshments 'will be sen-ed WPOP—Conn. Ballroom The program Is being put on traveling Wedneaday night and en­ at United Methodist (^urch ended Jack Early, Mrs. Xawrence Flano after the ceremony. plenty of party drea.ae.a, since they especially for the children of the joyed a very good program. A film leadership In the Scottsboro cases. and Mrs. Albert D. OigUo -wlU be ilhins The Ven. Maurice G. Foulkes. \isualiy go out for dinner and 8i4&— He Is chairman of the ScotUboro at noon today. The vigil was main­ rector of St. John’s Episcopal To Attend Exhibit 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER (Sole is For Monchester Store Only) WHAT—Fred Swanson town of grade school level. Due to was shown of the proceaa of laying tained by 29 people of the local hostesses. ly 1 co­ Members of the Tolland County dancing after the final perform­ WTK.—R o m .JUler limited facilities only 350 tickets a cable ficroas the ocean. A dress Defense Committee which succeed 'to collect and tbit ftirfier dam- cwtonslly pop up in a “no red- Church, will conduct a weekly tele­ ance of tile .show each evening. WDRC—Art Johnson ed In hairing all nine boys freed. church, a spokesman said, in an ex­ vision program produced by the Art Assn, have been invited to WPOP—Conn. Ballroom will be available. Members, of the contest la being sponsored by pression of their conviction fia t Manoheater Evening BerAld ane leg tistuc. Ths tkin over ^ heads” familyilly I attend an exhibition of the East Thi.s home-.sewlng craze is for­ d:W- Auxiliary who have charge of Oranges, also crocheting and a He Is chairman of the Committee ■ffectea vein begint to iteh, be­ O. D ooo the ' If o f m otor Greater Hartford Council of mally acknowledged in the cur­ Every Single Item of Ladies' Wear WHAT—Fred Swanson the world must attain peace and Bolton correspondent, Doris M^ Hartford Art League Sunday. ALL INFANTS’ tickets are Mrs. Dennis Riordan, knitting program la In the offing. of 100, composed of prominent DTtaUa, Telephone Mltehell S-8546 comes disedored, and often Mil oU yersu Churches. rent edition of the Ice Follie.a. ALL BOYS’ w n c—News unity. breaks down, producing an ulcer. The program, “Phone the Pas­ The exhibit will be held at Vet­ WDBU—News; Weather Mrs. Rene Blanchette and Mrs. PeraoMl Notes educators, clergymen, and people A. No. Wster-borae diseases nay erans Memorial Chib House on which opened in Madison Square Slashed To The Bone For This Sale! WPOP—News Howard Bennett Jam es Wlnana, custodian of the In the arts who raise 1300,000 I cases ere helped by use of easily be spread by contaminsted tor," was presented for the first Garden and will move on to 20 Ellington Longview Schott and of ■toddngs—others regoire ice. Ice used in drfaikt should be time last night on WHCT, Channel Sunset Ridge Dr., East Hartford, PAJAMAS d!»S— Brielb year to support the educational and from 2 to 8 p.m. other cities, including Syracuse, WINTER CAPS WINF—News The Democratic Town Commit­ the Ellington Town Hall, is ill at defense work of the National As­ treatment or eurgery. as clean u drinking water. 18, at 11 p.m. Toronto, Montreal, Bo.«ton. Cleve­ hla home. _ _ SQ treatment it roecesa- (irorery Social Reg. WINF—Husle for Bvenlns tee will meet at the Town Hall sociation for the Advancement of Aiuwon .do not MeitaorOr tefoct During the program the Ven. The American Legion Auxiliary land, Rochester, Buffalo. Minnea­ R«g. • l U - Mrs. Edward Charter and Mrs. fsi fie oosdifim may return in Mr. Foulkes comments on ques­ WHAT—Fred Swanson tonight at 8 p.m. Colored People. IMe u ofier vefan become in­ the oftnien of ott doeiers. Tht d lof will hold a grocery social Tuesday polis, Seattle and San Francisco. RF.fi. $1.99-$7.99 RF.O. $1.99-87.99 $1.98 $1.29 A public spaghetti supper spon­ Lawrence Anderson left Ellington tions and problems telephoned in v a i .t' k.r : WTIC- Buorts Tuesday for a vacation in Florida One of the speciaUzed jobs he volved. For this reason, people nods and tnatmoM of dluan U for members and^ friends. Theme of Art V.Xl.I'ES: VALUE! WDRC—Art Johnson sored by the Hilltop Estatee Asan. does at Boston University is to the function of the pattent’i per- by viewers. The unit was represented at the One of the oulsanding sets of VAUIE! WPOP—Coon. Ballroom by auto. who have had vein troojile should Considered to be a new type of •:sa- wlU be held at the Wapplng Ele­ conduct a seminar on Changing visit fie doiclor every so eiften for sonsi pHytlcfo/te Querthny ^ fH tsa Department National Security the show is a number called "Sew mentary School Feb. 31 from 5 to Mr. and Mra. Mahlon Chapman public service religiious telecasting SHIRTS • SLACKS ALL LADIES’ WHAY—John Daly and Mra. Lulu Downs have re­ Social Attitudes, which Is a case • afiedcup. to Setenee BdUon, P.O. Bo* 396, in Bridgeport last night by Mrs. and Sew.’" in which the skaters are WTIU—Cote Ules dub 7:30 p.m. study and project method group Q, "If Nomd or hrm sWe per* Modhon Sq. St*., N. Y. 10, N. Y. In the Greater Hartford area, the Andrew Fortuna, national security dressed in tape-mea.sure costumes, WDRC—Art Johnson turned from a ■visit with Mr. and .jetU' bo tneorporated In these col., program will make it possible for BLOUSES WPOF—Conn. Ballroom Starting tomorrow Sadd Me­ Mrs. Dale Thomas of Cumberland, using the BMton area as a labors' osiU Msa m rsl heeifsd hety,'' chairman, and Miss Eleanor For- with ^ an t pln-cuahlons, thimbles BERMUDA SHORTS t:« » - morial Library will be open Sat­ ceuM the dUhTe heir eefer he tmmi when possible. people to seek religious counsel re­ and scissors as props. ALL GIRLS’ WHAT—Ftsd Swaaeon R. I. Mi;s. Thomas la a daughter tory. Outstanding projects In In' garding moral, ethical, religious tiina, pre.sident. ALL BOYS’ WTlC—Three ma. lutrs urday from 0:80 sum. to noon. Tlxt of fie Chapmans. stitutlonal prison reform and pris­ Published as a PnbHe ierrtoe By Representing the Fourth Dis­ Most of the girls who sew iheir WDRO—law-HI Thnfnas Ubrary will no longer be open and other problems. trict were Miss Ann Gworek, pres­ own clothes learned to sew before Mrs. Elmar Westarlund o( oner rehabilitation for Masaachu- The voice of the caller will not .00 WPOP—Conn. Ballroom ThuB^y aftenioons, but will be Barons, Wia. la fie guest of her aetta communities, racial discrim­ ident, and Mrs. Charles Hein, joining the show, and felt it was DRESS SHIRTS DRESS HATS tidb- open as usual Monday and Thurs­ PIm Pharmaey Plaa Unox Phainiafiy be heard on the program, but the Americanism chairmap. worth while to continue -while on WHAT—FVed Swanson slrter, Mrs. Russell Maron, of ination tensions In church and question will be repeated by the w n c —N. B. Ski Report day evenings from 6:80 to 9 pjn. Ohildrcn’s Service* Talk lour, for convenience and money­ Olenwqod Rd„ having been called society, anti-gambling, Cathollc- •64 OsBter St— MI 9-9$14 *99 E. Omtit S£>*MI 9-0896 Ven. Rev. Mr. Foulkes. Reg. R e q . WDRC— Amiis n Andy Abe E. Miller Post AU will meet here by the death of her father Protestant. Civil Liberties and Miss Margaret Parker, super- saving. Employes report that the WPOP—Bob Scott Shew tonight at 8 p.m. at the Legion The local rector has served St. vist'or of the northeastern di-strict skating .stars often drop in at lo- I $1.98 $2.98 »:15- William Balnhauer. similar Issues have been carried John's Church since 1950, having WHAT—Fred Swanson Hall on Main St. On Sunday, fie first Sunday In through by the Seminar since It oiof c;niinrenChildren's s .--lervice.sServices inof Connecti- pal sewing centers in various Cities VALUE! VALUE! WTIC—Dick Bertel The Community Bowling AUeya served pastorales iii Putnam and cut, will speak a' a meeting of the | to pick up needles, thread, buttons WDRO—Amos n Andy Lent, Communion 'will be served started In 1948. other Connecticut towns. He is a WPOP—Bob Scott Show on Main S ivill be open for bowl­ at 10:48 a.m. Sermon topic "The Other speakers In fie aeries Rural Vernon .‘School Assn. Monday ’ and new sewing tips, t:s a - ing Sunday afternoon from 3 to 9 native of Birmingham. England, ex-ening at Vernon Elementary | Among home seamslressea in the WHAT—Fred Swanson Search—But You Will Not Find.' will include the Rev.. Edgar N. and is a graduate of Hobart Col­ p.m. John 7. Jackson, pastor of fie Mamaro- School. I curreht Ice shmv are Gail Foster 1 w n c —News irS NOT AS lege and the Generali Theological WDDC—Answer Please Wapping Mother* Club will neck, N.Y. Methodist Church; fie Miss Parker, ho is in charge of of l.,ark.spur, Calif.; Sally Prince WPOP—Bob Scott Show aponsor a Public Card Party a t the Seminarv in New York City. the Manchester branch, will e x -’ of Tacoma, Wash., and Colleen OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 10 A.M.-10 P.M .-PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ):«S- Maaebeater Evening Herald El Rev. DeWitt C. Clemens, pastor He was elected an archdecon of WHAT—Fred Swanson Pleasant Valley CIidihouBe on Sat­ Uagton correspondent Mrs. O. F. of the Mathoweon St. Methodist N« plain the function of Children's, McCarthy of Sydney, Australia. w n c —News urday at 8 p.m. the Hartford Episcopal Archdea- Sen-ices. ' — - WDRC—E R Hurrow Berr telephone TBemont S-9S1S. Church, Providence: and Dr. Theo­ eonry a year ago. , Prizes will be awarded and re­ dore H. Palmquist, pastor of AS IT IS Her talk will ollow a bu.siness WPOP—Bob Scott Show The program, "will be telecast meeting scheduled to begin at 8:30 Tape Recorder Stvift ■ita- freshments wlU b« served. Foundry Mefiodiet Church, iWasli' A b r o a d WHAY—Ed F. Horsan The final hearing 'when residents Crash Kills- Motorist a- by 'W ljcrr as a public service. p.m. w n c —News ington, D.C. ' ZBA Hearing Teachers will be in their rooms New York—One tape recorder WDRC—World Tonight may bring grievances concerning now being manufactured can WPOP—Bob Scott Show tax asseaamenta before the Board Newtown, Feb. IS W — Fred 8. The Rockville Zoning Board Of from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. to-talk with tl ■ilS- of Tax Review will be held Satur- TerriU, 48, of the Sandy Hook sec­ BUT YOU SHOULD DRIVE DOWN BROAD ST. TO Appeals will hold a public hearing parents.'The mothers of Grade 2 record more than 60,000 charac- WHAY—Night 0 « tion of Newtown was killed Instant­ Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in City Court pupils will serve refreshments in ; tera a sfcond. It can reprc^uce the WnO-News ^ ' tey at tha Town Hall frmn 10 a.m. WDRC—Music Through the Might to noon and 1 to 8 p.m. ly here early today when fie car room on a request'for a variance the cafeteria following the talk, 'equivalent of a full-length novel CAMERAS Methodist Training Class I in 15 seconds. A sing e 2 400-foot WPOP—Bob Scott Show Sdio<4 Mesra In which he was riding alone left on South St. • l!»— fie highway, climbed a stone wall FILM—FLASHBULBS David J . 'Webster has a.sked for Methodist youfi who wish to join ' roll of tape will hold the same WHAY—Night Owl The foUowtag Js the menu for w n c —Weatberwatcfa and then struck a trM. DISCOUNT PRICES a variance to allow the present the church will be given instruc-1 amount of information aa 80,000 the Pleasant Valley, Wapping and commercial lot- on South St. and tton every Sunday afternoon punched data cards. WDRC—Musle Through the Night union Schools for fie wew of Feb. The accident occurred on Route WPOP—Bob Scott Show aS.south of fie Fairfield State Hos­ ARTHUR ORUa Fox Hill Dr. to bo divided into two through Lent at-Rockville Method­ ■ :4S— 18-30: pital. The front' end of fie car waa residential lots. New York — The vrorld's pro­ WHAY—Night Owl Monday, vavloU. and meat, toss­ ist Cliurch. WTIC—MiStor demoUahed. ^ Named Book Editor "The Rev. Simon P. Montgomery, duction and consumption of wood WDRC—Music Through the Night ed gr#rii aalad, cheese squares, Dr. Joseph F. Libsch, son of pulp has increased at an average WPOP—Bob Soott Show Jam sandwich, fruit; Tuesday, pastor, said any young persons ttso- / Joseph Libsch of Union St., has ov.er 12 J'fars of age may attend of 7 per cent a year singe 1948. WHAY—Nlght/Owl hamburg stroganoff on rice, celery been appointed consulting editor WTIC—Monitor , sticks, buttered spinach, rye bread of the Chilton Metallurgy and Met­ WDRC—Music Through the Night and butter, gelatin dessert; RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Manchester’s Newest in WPOP—Mike Lawless allurgical Engineering Series by • >•5— Wednesday, soup and crackers, egg the College Department of the WINF—News salad sandwich, cake; Thursday, FULLY INSURED •:1A- Chilton Company Book Division. SALE ENDS SATURDAY. FEB. T4 WINF-Bandstand turkey a la king on biscuits, but­ 1955 1957 Dr. Libsch, professor of metal­ 8slA— tered green .b e i^ Jam sandwich, SATimOAt SKCIAL ★ WHAY—Night Owl lurgy at Lehigh University, Beth­ \ w n c—Monitor cookiee; Friday baked macsuvml FORD PLYMOUTH lehem, Pa., received the National WDRC—Music Threogh the Night and cheeae, cabbage salad, butter­ Wm. Dickson .and Son 1957 CHEVROLET American Society of Metals Teach- WPOP-Mike Lawleee ed peas, rolls and butter, fruit. 2 DOOM SEDAN 4 DOOR SEDAN ^ •:Se- Milk la served w ifi all lunches. 4D O O R S »A N WHAY—Night Owl - V WTIC—Mofitor Painting and Decorating Tuton blue and whita color, V8 Tutone flnioh, white bur­ WDRC—Music Through the Night Manoheater EveRtag HeraM engine, radio, heater and de­ Beautiful fitooe green color, WPOP—Mike LawleH SPEOIAUZINO IN OHUBOB WORK gundy trim, economy 0^cy)Under l:4 » - South Winiber correepondut El­ froster, whitewall tires. This la 210 Model' wifi V8 englM, engine, puofibutton radfi; Tight­ WHAY-Night Owl more O. Burnham, teiephoM e ESTABLISHED 1915 e a very nice car. w n c—Monitor Mitchell 4-0674. large heater and defroster,! er, whitewall time, one owghr. WDRC—Music Through ths Night MI 9-0990 MANCHESTER WPOP—Mike Lawleee powerful radio, like new - Mrue— WHAY—Night Owl $ whitewall tlree. New car nine—Cavalcade of Bporta * WDRC—Music Through the Night RANGf. condition. WPOP—Mike Lawless 695 nucE Televiftion Proansis >UEL OIL MmmnNmimiEciax On Page Two GASOLINE MANY CARSi SOLDt -NO MONEY DOWN K 3 YEARS TO PAY MAKE EVERY SALE # SATURDAY S m iA L v ^ GENERAL BANTLY OIL 1230 1957 1957 r DOUAR COUNT ON ALL TV SERVICE I I',11' \ , IM , CHEVROLET - 1956 PLYMOUTH " FORD i «Hk VNIIFMIVS 'MIN - 1 m.i.i OPEN STOCK PIECES Days M AB A OaS 4 DOOR STA. WAGON ^ 2 DOOR HARDTOP^ - X 2 DOOR STA. WAGON Nlghta W Ae^SPhis Parts TEL. Mlfclicll 9-459S \ Oray, wbitg, and gold finish. Ranch Wagon Mooet wifii ^VS HUNDREDS OF OTHER UNADVERTISED BARGAINS IN THE STORE *rEu MI aotst Toim^ ' Silver blue and whitei *10 Mod­ Tutone finish, powder blue E IN ALL ^ ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 el with V8 engine, radio, beat­ engine, Fordmnatlo tninsttie- and egg shell white. Savoy ] elon, h eater' and defroster, er, defroster, whitewall tires. Model w ifi economy 6 en- w QUAUIYI / DHL TUe is a very rare car. 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MAWUHEbTEH EVJa,MNG HERALD, MANLHE8TEK, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, I960 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1959 FBI Charges Free Elections Not Pushed Firm Loses Money, key to tl| 4 future of downtown Pep Rally Atmosphere Bus Service Stops a Self PICK«UP ■yitaiA in which w* wUl AlwHya Police Hold Pair n n u u B B S haw with ua the unemployadl It ICanehsstar. Unless tt la < k ^ wt SA YE! CHESTER'S Id o m i B n a w P olitica l Gift CASES OF SODA AT U A hrutal kind of decMon, but > eventually stlflsd. A i^ .the For Store Holdup West Drafts New Plan Evansville, Ind., Feb. 13 (ID— DISCOUNl PRICES r lEoBtmtg IfBraili •cm !••■ brutal than the raaulU o< sooner we do It, the less costly It Here *n There At Lincoln Day Dinner City biu service In this city of 12 Large Bottles AT OUR BOTTUNO PLANT Remodel In Fraud Plot 128,000 stopped abruptly In Evans­ INC. ■ome attemaUve au(iaated by oar will be to do it, and ths rlcbsr the Milford, rah. U UB—Mhuttee Price* quoted ars for home deilT. e. Ationa mtfiht prove to be. It returns froiA’ lt. b y after a Uquor store holdup here YOUR OLD FUR C»AT LEONARD ZEIDENBERO ^Uve of the party’s efforts should For Reich Unification ville this morning because "the $ 1 .5 0 erle* only; extra charge for boil. last night, police nabbed two men (Continued from Page One) •aeina to accept the permanence of Every big American d ty has Some 1,200 Connecticut Repub­ be the election of a Republican *>■ company cannot continue to ab­ I Tax IncL quets, parties, showers, weddlags, WALTER E. TEDFORD and charged them with the crime. INTO A NEW . president and, from Connecticut, etc. WALiiSR a nBOOSON something which Is an evil and a now besn discovering, tor some lican* gathered at the Stalcr- (OontlniMd from Page .oie) sorb the losses." Plus Deposit FnbUalMra John Dunn, a clerk at Paul’s Hllfon Hotel in Hartford last night a solidly Republican Congn'essional accuses him of receiving $10,000 nated by the king to represent the > w a«< Oetober 1. I M tragedy, but In truth It awaits only years past, that parking apses Is COUNTY EDITOB Package Btote, said tw « men U t • C«p« ffStoli from Raff for help in obtaining nation’s various Interests. Mayor William Davidson *ald in a pep rally atmosphere of delegation. all-German elections to choose a ho learned of the decision to *top .65 Delivered the development of some solution aotusBy ths breath of downtown him on the head with a blaekjack • Jgcket From *1995 speeches and song aimed at put­ The Importance of Individualism and fulfilling . construction con­ The constitution can be altered I Sn3«3ri^1tot^ and left with $106 and a bottle of tracts at the depot. Raff had a con­ hew unity gavernment but that only by a two-lhlrd majority of service at midnight and comment­ Tax Inch MANCHESTER •t lUndMoter. Ooi».. u which might prove, In the end re­ life for it The same situation Is The present controversy in Tdland County over plans ia t ting them back on the glory road in the Republican party stressed Uquor. can MI f*1218 or BoefcvUle TB S-flM* by May was reemphasized by Rep. tract. the elections would not have to be both houses. ed; "That’s a heck of a way to do.” Plus Deposit »ltoU jtottT.______sult, leee calloua. But so far, In developing, on a somewhat later b u i l ^ f f a new jail, somewhat abated now that action is being to "Victory in ’60.” a first step by any means. Wyman Redmon, superintendent n Eight minutes later, poliee in For FVee iistlniato In Yom H oms. The FBI testimony was expect­ and slower schedule, for smaller And to serve a* a reminder of Searle Pinney of Brookfield, House From 1846 to 1951 Nepalese Z SOBBCBiraON RATES human history, the oniy system suspended, and the differing of opinions on combining the nsarby Stratford arrested two 22 BUBKE ROAD. BOCHVUJLK minority leader, who, along with ed to windup the government’s Many western diplomats are of Evansville O ly Coach Lines, BOTTLING CO. z Piijr«bl« ki Adraite* the Job they had to do, each of the also convinced that If Russia kings were figureheads and the said hi* orders to atop service which could guarantee perpetual communities. Some of thaas, like tax collector posts in Rockville, Vernon and the Vernon Fire men. They had toy pistols snd a Senate Minority Leader Abner Si- case against the defendants, with real rulers of the country were the ■k -k it guests was presented with a shiny the defense likely t o ' begin its forces the issue the western pow­ came fropi Manfred Burleigh, 10 HENDERSON RD. ■it-BtE SEoottB ♦•#••••••••••••••• ••••• l*2? full employment for all has been Uanchester, have some opportu­ District, bear a marked resemblance. blackjack. In addition to flSO and new Lincoln, penny. bal of Norwalk, also addressed the princely Rana family, a member t a bottle o f Uquor, poUoe sidd. gathering. case next week. The conspiracy ers would agree to open the for­ president of the parent firm. City ^ O m MflBtll •••••••■••«•••••••••••• one brand of slavery or another. nity to grapple with the problem Both controversies have thelr^ The affair was the Republican of which always was prime minis Small Bottles Ml 3-7922 Both were charged with robbery Slbal served notice that the Re­ trial is in recess for the weekend. eign ministers conference to rep­ Coach Lines, Detroit. W#6kty That is a challeng we would like and solve it before It has reached roots burled deep in tradition, and three governmental bodlee this is party’s annual Lincoln Day dinner ter. ^ S b^ 6 lOopT ,«•••*••••••♦••••••••• both have been propelled to the with violence and aggravated as­ publican Legislators did not intend This is the substance of Gilboy’s resentatives from otHcr Soviet Mahendra's father. King Trlbhu- The company first announced Case of 24 the costly, emergency stage. We not really the question. Some pro* that last night was held as a bloc governments. Moscow has ^ OF to meet, in the ways of freedom. If surface through an Impending sault. to be pressured into taking posi­ conversations with Rcinhard, ac­ vana, was briefly deposed by the plana to stop service Jan. 31 but South Off have a parking meter fund legally ponanta ot consolidation fa'vor a testimonial to the State organisa­ talked about ringing In. Poland 2 SPS ASBOCIATKD^PREa we could. But until we can, we will change In the polKleal status quo. uniform system of tax collection Police identified them as Gilbert WESTOWM tion’s youthful new chairman, Eld- tions on issues, declaring the qual­ cording to the FBI agent’s testi­ Ranas in 1950 and fled to India. later agreed to continue until a .20 2 Th* AlS»cUtt4 P rw ta •icI^Trty Singleton, 26, New Haven, and Al­ and Czechoslovakia. conUnue to make our present establiahed for just this purpose. The county controversy la not one under ope collector, while Home win H. May Jr„ who said the party ity of their reeprd depends on the mony; Backed by India’s Prime Minister successor could qualify. Tax Intt. Center St. _ antltltS .tq, tb* im bion J. McLeeee, 4S, Bast Ba'ven. X V V H A B M A C T ~ X Individualism they are permitted. State Department press officer . all o««b ttapatcliu . to it. or choice. It gives ua some capacity to start centering around whether or not a champions o f political autonomy is recovering fr?m its defeat last Gilboy said he talked with Raff, Nehni, a popular movement in No Evansville Transit, a new firm Plus Deposit -»not olhitwUa creflltei *» tMi . Mper "It will be a cold day in July Lincoln 'White said yesterday that pal overthi-ew the Ranas and re- n in whose files the canceled check set up by eight businessmen, has ~ and alM Am local nows pubtljhod DC doing the job we must do. It should jail needs building. There is little cry "Nothing doing!" Soma who fall and is on Its way to victory the diplomatic conference here North Off ita ot rei^Ueation of tpcclal question there. Few can dispute are backing a change In tax c 0 9 9949 seven, six, five, four, three, two N. Kelly, and the present vice The effect of the ruling is that any 983 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER I feel like the last second in a admissions made by individual de­ for t t ) nation's economy; but it does probably even see it choose to re­ ment, let at help yon. 'Ihc beauty and chairman, John Bowen. Phone: Mitchell 3-4168 pctmanence o f lelect Barte Granite count-down at Cape Canaveral." Others present were Mrs. Shea, fendants cannot be used to seem to govern us. main outside the British Common­ Already Recovering A loan of $100.00 coats $20.60 when promptly make k a tnita- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lawrence, establish the conspiracy charges If statistics are to govern our wealth. But Britain will be able to May, a little grimmer, said the Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brett- against the others. repaid In 12 consecutive monthly Instaltooents ' emotions, however, and our policy retain its bases on thsl Island, and, ble choice for Republicans in Connecticut had al­ schneider, Mr. auid Mrs. Vincent of $10.06 each. yout monument, Instincts as well, we can just as furthermore, will be out from un­ HTGN (0 ready started on the road back. Genovesl. Atty. John ” G. Rottner, LOANS FROM $25 to $600. w dl argue that the January fig­ der the costly and ugly burden of wbethcc k Is to Their 1960 campaign, he said, Mrs. Philip Holway, Mrs. Gloria Thespians Ready '** * ♦ r. * I behtgeorimalL • started "the very night of Nov. 4th, Benson, Atty. Paul Marte, Mrs. VAOOV ures are resdly encouraging. attempting to maintain a .-ontrol II when we turned and tossed on a Mary Jane Crandall, and Aldo • Unemployment rose less this that an aroused population wants / pillow of defeat—somewhat an­ Pagani. Oscar Wilde Play January than it did last January, to throw off. gered, very much determined, and T T when we w’ere heading into the And Greece, which had strongly a little ashamed.” Members of the Center Thes- GARDEN YOUR COMPLETE ONE '• biggest dip of our recession. In backed the Greek Cypriots, who Dozens of open stock groups One of the major fallings of the PHNA Makes 534 plans are hard at work on the STOP GARDEN SHOP COMPARE AND SAVE party, the ex-Congressnian said, elaborate stage set for their next MANCHESTER-VERNON I terms of total labor force statis- comprise four fifths of the island’s was that while "we have tried to production. "The Importance of TOWN LINE 1 tics, season^y adjusted, this Jan' populatioii. In their demand for WATKINS emulate Lincoln . . . we have, at Visits in Month Being Earnest.” has cut the price VITTNER’S CENTER ; uary actually idiowed a gain over union with Greece and Turkey, times, failed to communicate our Mrs. Mary Blish is production ; the previous month of December, which had pressed for a partition like these are featured in purpose and our principles to the Public health nurses made 534 manager for the Oscar Wilde SEMI-ANNUAL people at large.” visits during January, Mrs. Rachel comedy which will be presented ; since In J^ u ary tmemployn^ent of the island between Its Greeks SAPORin MEMORIAL CO. Barnes, acting supervisor of $2022 To counter this, he said, he has Feb. 20 and 21 at the Bower’s • was only 6 per cent of the labor and Turks, are giving up those Mod«l M 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Ml 8-7782 .been preaching the need of the Re­ nurses, reported at the meeting of School Auditorium, starting at force, as compared to 6.1 per cent goals. But Greece, which lost con­ FURNITURE Watkins store-wide sale publican party to be ’’truly repre­ the board of the Manchester Pub­ 8:30 p.m. on this new Hoover OPEN i In December, Furthermore, In a trol of the Island 800 years ago, sentative.” He said there must be lic Health Nursing Assn, yester­ The Thespians have gathered Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre granite I statistic even more meaningful, will at least now see It free; Tur­ I a place in the party for all the peo­ day. period costumes from many ple of Connecticut. IT’S NOW JUST perhapa, than actual smployment key will see her security guaran­ The meeting was held at Chap­ sources, including the Somers 7 DAYS "We must clmvlnce them that man House, with Mrs. Cain Ma­ Playhouse for the classic British your chance 1 numbers, January saw the aver- teed and the rights of the Turkish AFRICAN ADDITION A1 HOURS FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE Lincoln’s party — our party — is honey, president, presiding. play, first presented in London's I age houra worked in the nation’s minority on the island protected. truly the party of. for and by the Mrs. Barnes also reported that St. James 'ITieater in 1896. $1 to tovol Conto people,” he' said. “And let's under­ 8 a.m.-5 p.m. y factories go into less of a January As for the Cypriots themselves, SALE four maternity cliniq^ with 20 in Tickets may be obtained at in, soe all the work* score that by the people. We • decline than usual. they will not be getting full sover­ (Below) Reg.. $119.50 36- attendance were held* four tuber­ Blish Hardware, Center Church mean by all the people, not by culosis clinics, with M in attend­ E-Z TERMS Sum it up, and one can tay that, eignty, really, not when they have inch Hutch goes with any office from Mrs. Donald Richter, saviitg features BANK SATURDAY MORNINGS any special group with any special ance; and two tdimor clinics with or at the door. Unusual > although the top surface statistic to accept the presence of foreign of the groups pictured here legislative interests designed to 7 in 'attendance. '. was shocking, the subsidiary and troops’ on their soil as the pries of . . . and many others. protect their own domains or em­ On Jaiii; 6, Mrs. Barnes spoke on pires.” conceivably more meaningful sub- independSQce. However, independ­ th^ functions o( the nursing asso- VIOLET May also sought to blunt the ciatione at the meeting of the FLOWER ; aldiary stall lies were reassuring ence is what they will be getting, OR THURSDAY EVENINGS 0 lo 8 attack of ’’divisive critics” who he ■ and encouraging. Women’s Home League of the Personal Notices and that la more than any of them said like to describe Republicans Salvation Army. Mrs. Margaret But, even while we play statistl- had originally, even asked for. as "conservative” or "liberal” or Storrs and Mrs. Jean Ross attend­ FURNITURE DEPT.—MI 9-5221 SEED ■ cal games with ourselves, to de- 9 9 ^ ° "middle' of the road." ed a staff meeting at the hospital, Card of Thanks The champagne toast Premiers The important word in such de­ • termine whether any given mo- at which Edith Olson. R. N., as­ Karamanlia of Greece and Men- scriptions Is the noun Republican, To be had from our large dis­ ! ment la dark or bright, we keep sistant professor In the Depart­ We would like to express our heart** deres of Turkey drank to the suc­ he said. "The adjectives are proof ment of Public Health, Yale School felt appreciation to the many friends, play of seed. ; klludlng to, but always- dodging, a of our Individuality" and reflect relatives and n^'iifhbore who were so cessful conclusion of their negotia­ generous and kina In our recent aor-1 SALE of Medicine, spoke on “Rehabilita­ ' more fundamental question. that fact that "we are tnlly repre­ tion Nursing Care of the Patient row. tions was well deserved. It is true, sentative” of all Americans. RUSHED TO US FRESH FROM President Eisenhower referred to With Cardio-Voscular Disease.” The family of Edward P. Markley. I AFRICAN VIOLETS of course, that before they saw the “We will always have individual GROWER IN CROMWELL It, at his news conference, when he light of reason, Ebigland, Greece NATIONAL BANK preferences because Republicans sold 'T don’t for one minute a c-1 cannot, because they will not, be TUBEROUS BEGONIA [ and Turkey permitted—in a sense, 595 MAIN STREET • J^CHESTER, CONN. Boys! Girls! cept that as a aatlsfactory level even encouraged—blood-letting on molded into political machine . of unemployment.” But then he automatically responding en masse HBROUS BEGONIA the Island for yearn, and, in the -VA'. 'l.sIfR at a given signal,’’ he said. IN LOTS ! held out hope of new Improvement process, almost wrecked the NATO “We are a group of individuals 1 In conditions through the coming alliance v/hose unity they, as mem­ dedicated to preserving the individ­ PRODUCT » MONTH CACTUS each OF 3 OR MORE I year, which leaves the Inference bers, were pledged to uphold. / ual. We are not a machine dedicat­ ed to preserving a machine.” WW • that he, like most of us, will be Nevertheless, In this troubled COLEUS smug and calm if there are only He said the party had its phi­ world, the settlement of any bi­ losophy and that it now was the job 4,000,000 Americans .unablt to earn te mational problem la. encour­ of the party salesmen — its town CALCEOLARIA ■ their o-wn bread sind butter. and State central committees and aging. And this one is a hopeful Rem e«bet,Tom M toyils HEALTHY YOUNG PLANT IN 3-INCH ! Harry Truman once defined the sigm that bitter disputes among precinct and district workers — to GLOXINIA TABLE AND sell it to the people. POTS LOADED WITH BUDS and FLOWERS • problem In human terms when he countries are susceptible of resolu­ ; said that a recession is something "From tonight on, we must tion If each of the 'parties con­ POUR CHAIRS 1 4 9 5 0 CUPBOARD 119. strive for Republican victory In GERANIUM , ‘ when your neighbor is out of work, cerned Is slr.?ere In Its desire to every one of the towns in Connecti­ A WONDERFUL VALENTINE GIFT ■ and a depression something when reach agreement, rather, than gain Husky AtJIGMim. Maine«rafted pieces builtWU48V o f native U«»VAF« MAXbirch VIB CMIM and intiiple8UV cut to form the base of this Vic­ CYCLAMEN . . . ^ tory in Sixty we talk about,” May THE BEST PLANTS WE HAVE EVER HAD I you lose your own Job. But even an advantage. „ have old tim« styling. 44-inch rooqd table extends to .60 said. •' Truman, we Imagine, would settle inches; 2 Mate's snd 2 Captain's chairs. eR’dneh Hutch. U FUCHSIA K 0 f- He added that the ultimate objec- NEW SHIPMENT • for merely 8,000,000 Individual de- $ 1 8 9 .6 0 . preaalona bn the American scene. The Parking Meter Fund DBL PETUNIA NOW IS THE TIME t JVFe believe he claimcf.«aa Hartford OH 7-562$ SHOE DEPTw*-fMain Floor. Roar) t m eaterprlea We la approached, tba pravi- Watkins-Br^thgri, 938 Main St. Opan 9 to 8:30r Thuisdayi and "Friday Nights C lesad . Mondays Afternoon and Satoidaya Until Noon e^.Hw^ M «tid | .ii^aoaTrta'. gMudmii 95$ H A In OT.* MANCkBSTER-^ 9-42M I we iMI titagtorit' ito—Is ths grsetsst single jUao Hartford Pv I- • • / - I u

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 198ft P A O E -N iN fc

P A G B E l O m Dulles Has Surgery, Barry Urges Freezing Rain •ffal Boyle- Coats Streets Who Sent the Boss Cancer Report Later Easing Sunday W orld Spinning tire* end slipping fast T he Sales Gjntrols were a townwide problem this A Valentine? (OuaMaail from Paga Oaa) morning during e brief fall of Miai Helen Estes, Faeohy Adviser (Contlaaed from Page One) freezing rein. Compiled by Htudenta of Manchester Hiffh School any nowapapera continuing to Death Threats The rainfall from approximately New York Abner Joggle, To a man tha office agreed that Friday, February 13 was the only fair thing to do. V A XXV, No. J1 pubUih ouch Teporta-”wlU reprint Hi* bill, which orirlnally would 7 to V e.m. led to one reported mo­ preildent of the Acme Tiddlywinks have permitted the sal* in drug tor vehicle accident, not a. ;oua. ■When Miss Plileeb reported to what X oaid the other i]ay." Aired at Probe Town Engineer James Sheekey Company, liked to open his own her boss her inobUlty to find hU Oeadlttan Qnl|s flattafaetery stores of "any items customarily said the rain put a slippery coating mail. office admirer, somehow Mr. Jog-' gtata Department prsat chief sold" in those establishments, was onto existing Ice end wiped out the Riffling through a slack this gle didn’t seem too surprised. / (CoatliiMd from Page One) results of the Highway Depart­ morning he came to an unusual Lincoln White announced the revised by him today to apply only "The best kindness Is always Manchester High Art Students Tops in State Wide Contest ment’s sanding operations yester­ letter. Unstamped, it merely bore 'anonymous," he murmured. surgery wad successful and Dulles' The association la fighting them. to "drug supplies, shaving supplies, toiletries, babies' sundry Items, and day. a typed greeting; "To the Nicest Shortly before quitting time the immediate post-operative condi­ he said. Complaints of slippery cohdl Guy In the World,” entire office etaff was summoned The association’s objective, Den­ films." tion was quite satisfactory. tlons were reported from Parker Mr. Joggle opened the mis.sivc to appear In the boss’'! office. A* ver said, is to "advance lawful and The change was made at the re­ quest of the Manchester Chamber St„ Hackmatack SI., ti e Highland and found therein a small card each one entered he waa handed Students Win White said tissue and fluid were fair trade practices and to Incul­ Park aectlon, and other areas, adorned with crimson hearts and removed during the operation “for of Commerce which subsequently a one-pound hcart-ahsped box of cate correct high moral principles Sheekey said. the following Jingle: candy. Office Lists Students microscopical examination." in the industry.” He said it has not endorsed the measure in a written The department, which had had statement Barry submitted to the "Roses are red, and vlolela are In dazed silence they listened 94 Awards Such an axamination would be tried to get monopoly control. 30 men end 12 trucks sending the blue. to determine whether there was conunittee this morning. as Mr. Joggle arose and laid: Denver said, the association has roads since 7 a.m., rescued i school "You are our valentine, Boas, "Someone really touched my a cancerous condition. Support for the bill was also bus from a slippery spot in which On Latest Honor Roll resisted demands that it bargain voiced today by Charles Barbate, we love you!" heart lhi.s morning with an un­ Of 630 Total White said Dulles was on the with allegedly gangster controlled It had become stranded on Bolton The card waa unsigned. Beaming operating table leas than an hour. in behalf of the Manchester Phar­ Center Rd. this morning, Sheekey expected gesture of remembrance. Achieving Second Quarter grade* Olmsted Wins Contest labor unions. He said its workers maceutical Assn., and Frank Bo- with pleasure, Mr. Joggle handed Biil/f want you to know the feel­ White’s announcement was made have chosen as collective bargain­ said. It to Eldiae Phlecb, his aecretary. for the High Honor* Roll (A In at Manchester High BchoOl took nelli, president of the Pharmaceu­ ing expressed was mutual. Manchester High School Sen­ top honors In the 1959 Connecticut to newsmen at the Army’s Walter ing agent Local 1690 of the Retail Tlie lone accident occurred on S. A look of utter unbelief came into leaat half the major aubjcct* taken Reed Medical Center. The opera­ tical Society of Hartford County. Main St. just north of Hackmatack "The box of candy you have ior, Richard Olmsted, won the Scholastic Art Awards, accumu­ Clerks Union, a local for coin and The bill, in, its original form, at her face as she read it througli. been handed Is for your wife or and no mark less than B), and the local American Legion Break­ lating 94 Of the 630 awards—more tion was performed there by the vending machine employes. St. just before 9 o'clock. ’ "Did you send it?" a.sked Mr. hospital commandant, Maj. Gen. least, was opposed by a spokes­ Police said Ethel H. Carlson, 56. .sweetheart. But the 310 bonus Honor Roll tNo mark below B) are ing Contest Feb, 9. Charles than any other school in the itate. "There are no gangsters or rack­ man for the Greater New Haven .loggle. each of you will receive on your Ryan placed second and Eric One hundred-ten schools partici­ Lieonard Heaton. ' eteers in control of this labor un­ of 27 Hackmatack St., and Paul "M e?” Mis* rhleel) appeared the following atudents, U was an­ White was outside the operating Chamber of Commerce. Walter next paycheck my valentine-to Gothberg placed third. The con­ pated in the contest, submitting ion.” he added. Coleman said the New Haven L. Welhey, 39, of Glastonbury, horrified at the mere idea. nounced by the MHS office this room during the surgery. were the motorista Involved. you. Thank you one and all.” test was held under the direc­ 3,300 entries from which the top He contended the employers Chamber would not oppose the "You know, it’s the first real This wasn't Ike Mr. Joggle at week. tion of Mr. Lewis Piper of the winners were selected. He indlcateif no word had come have been subjected- to "every con­ According to police. Mra. Carl­ valentine I've received since I waa from the doctors on the results sale of items needed for emer­ all. Even hla oldest, m ost' sue- The Senior* who received High history dc. "t Vent. Miss Helen The prizes will be awarded at ceivable form of intimidation and gencies but added that many items son. driving north, skidded on a in kindergarten,” said Mr. Joggle. Estes. Mr. George Dougherty, of the examination of tiasuea and plcloiis envployej were caught off Honors are a* follow*; Paula the Wadsworth Atheneum in pressure” but continue fighting "customarily” sold in drug stores patch of Ice and slowed her car Who sent you one then?" in­ their guard. Even Miss Phleeb, the Adams, Pamela Bame*. Constance and Mr. David Hartwell were Hartford tomorrow and the win­ fluids. back. are not of this nature. briefly while It righted itself. At quired Miss Phleeb and could the judges. His announcement said: most s)isplcious of all because riie Bentley, Patricia Bemtsen, Claire ning pieces will be on exhibit from "The Music Operators of New Barry’s bill was drafted after the same lime Welhey drove from have bitten off her tongue. She knew him best, felt a etrange ”A successful left Inguinal Miss Margaret Parker, director ot the Manchester branch of Chil­ Hackmatack St. into S. Main, saw Carlson, Althea Oough, Lorraine Each contestant gave a 10- tomorrow through Feb. 28. York, Inc., was the first and prob­ Hartford County authorities di- dren’s Services, expresses surprise at the handful of bills Miss hadn't meant to say that. But the twinge of gratitude, aa she stood Cormier, Ddorea Drew, Joan Frey, minute prepare! speech on some Gary Mllek, a senior at MHS, (groin) herniorrhaphy operation ably the only organization to ever to enforce strictly blue laws which Mrs. Carlson's car and slammed on Idea of anyone eVer sending Mr. Elisabeth GaUaa, Ronald Gam- was performed on the Secretary Bernice Juul has for her, compliments of the annual card party in line to wring his hand. phase of the Constitution. Dick Pat Hassett Dennis Humphrey Carolyn Mayo was one of the six portfolio final­ take the offensive in the fight reeled local officials in the county and food sale conducted by Manchester .^hairdressers. (Herald his brakes. Joggle a valentine did seem rather That night at dinner Mr. Joggle bolattl, Carol Giorgettl, Anne Gary Mllek JoAnn Burke of State tteia morning. He hit the same patch of ice, po­ ))nbellevable. So did the tho\ighl of spoke on 'The Bill of Rights— ists from the State of Connecticut. against gangster infiltration in­ severely limit the sale of items on Photo by Pinto). recounted the incidents of the day ) Hobin, Susan Howes, Ernest Irwin, Reciprocal Rights and Duties." These artists will compete for "During the course ot the op- stead of submitting and paying Sunday. lice said, and skidded Into the rear him ever having gone to kinder­ Robert Jamaitis, Harold Jarvis. ,1- to his wife. That durable woman He will go to the area contest more than 100 national tuition etative procedure, tissue and fluid tribute,” Denver said. Besides Barbato, three other of Mra. Carlson's vehicle. No one garten. Valerie Johnson, Susan Kerin, in Windsor Locks on Fch. 18. were remo-ved for microscopical wa.s most surprised of all. scholarships valued at 875,000. In Manchester druggists were pre.s- wa.s injured and damage to the Pretending not to notice her dis­ "I wonder who really sent you Carol Kilpatrick, Diane Mather, Last year Dick placed third addition, Gary received two gold examination, ent at the hearing toda)’, James F. Beauticians Raise cars was )noderate. No arrest was comfiture, Mr. Joggle said amia­ Marilyn McKay. Stephen Nagy, in the Slate contest. keys and two honorable mentions, "The Secretery’s immediate the valentine?” she said. D’Amato Jr., John G, Frank, and Obituary made. bly: "I sent it myself,” replied Mr. David Nelson. Gall Noren, IJnda Claire Carlson '59 besides being numbered among the post-operative condition is quite Abraham Zubrow. $535 for Charily The rain slowed up pedestrians "Well, I sure do appi'eciate this Palmer. Tanya Parrott, Pascal ten -MHS blue ribbon winners satisfactory." Your Pocketbook card. 1 wonder If you could circu­ Joggle, "just so I'd have an ex­ Joseph Cooney, a Hartford at­ and imposed tire traction through­ cuse to give them the candy and Poe, Linda Recknagel, Dale Robin- whose work will be vyin? for na­ Word that surgery had begun By FAYE HENLE late it aro\ind the office and find Sharon Kobllnaky and Jeanne- torney, took the floor on behalf Herbert E. Cleinsnn out town for a brief spell. the bonus.” aon, Stephen Thomas. Cynthia tional awards in New York. was relayed to newsmen around of Connecticut's three Roman The Manchester branch of Chil­ Acting Asalatanl Highway out who Is responsible for it." Treggor, Phillis Uricchio and Marie LaVlgne. Herbert E. Clemson, 54, 114 N. Mra. Joggle's mind reeled. Wa* Also, Sandra Lazzari, Diane The.other blue ribbon imalisL* 8:10 a.m., EST. Catholic dioceses to oppose a dren’s Services Is richer b.v 3535 to­ Superintendent Arthur Farrell said Dutifully, Elolse took the card Linda Venezia. are: Pete !^gIio, Pat Haasett. Jo­ The announcement of results One of the top business news Elm .St,, died tills morning at the and canvassed the office, The re­ this her husband opeaklng, or a Lesiezka, Jerl Martin, Mary Jane stories is the announcement that measure that would allow recrea­ day, thanks to Manchester haii'- the slippery coating over exist stranger ? The Juniors who received High anne Burke, Donna Metcalf, Den­ came about 2>/4 hours later. tional activities on Sunday. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ing ice wa.s harder to combat than actions ranged from Hlartled won­ Honors are as follows: Ruth McCurry, Nancy McFarland, Don­ 10 nations of western Europe have dressers. "Now I've got the whole office ald Morrison, Nancy Mucclo, nis Humphrey, Carolyn Mayo, Talking with newsnien a few He said the Roman Catholic He was born in Manchester Oct. a moderate snowstorm, in regard der to outright Indignation, Every­ Adamy. Madeleine Amlrault, Don­ Karen Peterson, Roberta Richard­ minutes afterward. White said the made their own money somewhat That sum represents the profits one denied sending the card. All .sUff off balance,” said Mr. Joggle na Austin, William Barrett, Robert Althea Pierog, Judith Prescott, more freely convertible into our Church ivaa also opposed to any from the hairdressers’ annual card 7, 190.5, a son of the late Andrew to effective sanding. cheerfully. "They’re so puzzled Ann Raesler, Lillian Rehse, Gisela son, and Jack Perry. purpose of the examination of tis­ bill seeking to commercialize Sun­ .Sheekey said department crew­ stoutly pleaded Innocent. Baseler, Mary Anne Beach, Diane I Key winners In the Senior Divi­ sue and fluids was to determine dollars and the currencies of other party and food sale for charily. It M. and Mette Fabrln Clemson. He "Anybody who would try to but­ it'll be six montns before one of Bessette, Judith Best, Jay Boris, Scholtz, Joseph Staniunas, Gary lands. day. was held Wednehday at the Anieri men wovild work today ’"as long them will get up the courage to Sterling, Ke-in Toome.y, Donna sion were; Jonathan Hewey, Lyn­ whether there was any "recur- was a veteran of World War II, in as the safety of llie hlghwaya dc- ter up that old tightwad by send­ Joanne-.Burke, Robert Calder, You may wonder, as I did, what Samuel Friedman, a Bridgeport can Legion Home. People from as ask for a raise. Vaders, and Linda Wood. don WHmot, Roxamne Hewitt, Ann renca or spread of the earlier ma­ attorney, backed the recreation which he served In the Air Force, mandH.” ing him a valentine is an office Linda Canfield, Ann Dalton, Cyn­ Greaney, Carolyn Mayo, Gary lignancy.” possible effect this can have on far away as West Hartford at­ traitor," aaid the assistant book­ "I always did aay there was thia DcBandl, Jill Diakan, Michael The Freshmen who received measure, however. He argued that and a member of the Second Con­ Six crewmen were opeiallng the room for acnliment In business— Horora are aa follows: Sally Mllek (2), Richard Fyler, Helen Dulles was operated on in 1956 to you-^upon your pocketbook. tended, including N. Nwceia, chair­ gregational Church. For the past keeper. "If we find the guilty Ehlers, Kurt Eigenbrod, Susan El- Many people are asking this the public is patronizing outdoor man of National Beauty Salon powershovel and payloader at the if voti know ho-w to \i*e It!” Brown, Leslie Carlson, Jacqueline Magoon, George Ordway, Ray­ remove a cancerbue portion of his facilities in increasing numbers 14 years he had been employed at town's gravel pit while othera party, lynch him." liou," Bertram Felngold, Ronald mond DuCharme, Tina Able, John question. Varied answers are being Week for the Hartford area. Fidler, David Gibson. Judith Gil­ Cook, Edward Cuatcr, Kathleen lower Intestine. and that this is one of the few the Cudahy Packing Co. were sanding streets throughout Donahue. Michele Drapeau, Joan Sterling, Mary Lou Johnston. 'White said results of the examl- given; Nweeia took movies of the affair, He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Rob­ bertson, Sheila Graham, Helen I’ll side with those who recog­ Sunday, pastimes people of mod­ and will show them at a future town in 12 trucks. Gworek, Linda Hartwell, Joan Pa:T. William Finnegan, Joyce Winners of honorable mention naUon of the tissue should be avail­ ert Wirtz of Coventry; four sisters, nize that this can make coins est incomes can engage In. guild meeting. Sand IVashesl Away Havens, Roger Hence. Patricia Flynn, Judith Foater, Virginia L—.a in the senior division were: Ray­ able by- noon tomorrow. Under The measure would exempt Mrs. Marinus Jepsen of Elizabeth, Farrell said sand the depart­ Hadfleld, Lynna Harriaon, Linda mond DuCharme 3, Gail GoUmit- questioning. White had no explana­ jingle In our pockets only If we Miss Bernice Juul of Weldon's Tolland County Court Hille, Leslie Hochberg, Barry Hop­ Karen Peteraon Roberta Richardson Peter Zaglio from current restrictions athletic N. J., Mrs. Carl Benson and Mrs. ment had put down yesterday waa Helwig, Jean Hennaquin, Mary Donna Metcalf Jack Ferry zer 4, Gary Milek 2, Barbara Kip- tion for the delay. A t least pre­ learn for the first time in more than Studio is chairman of the Man­ Jennie C. Tracy, both of Manches­ per and Judith Jackson. decade to be really competitive events at which admission Is either washed away or covered by Also, Robert Johnston. Helene Hobin, Jon Hudaon, Lenore John­ pax 2, Roxanne Hewitt 2, Barbara liminary findings from such exam­ charged if the event la of a fam­ chester hairdressers. Other beauty ter, and Mrs. Harold Pcarsson of the rain, and "We had to starl all son. Virginia King, Richard Lom­ Groff, Ken Ames, Donna Austin. inations often are reported to sur­ in world markets. parlor operators taking part were West Newton, Mass.; and three Kauffman, Candace King, Maids Photography Cluh Sure, we’ll be able to sell a ily nature "glorifying the his­ over again." Sets 3 Pre-Trial Days IQng, JoAnne LaBarron, Carole bardo. David Maiausky, Cheryl Juniors Complete Also Karol Kemp, Tim Beck­ geons before they finish operating. Albert Heavisides and Betty Coop­ brothers, Andrew of Manchester, Indians Lose White said the doctors did not couple of "dry martinis packaged tory and traditions of any town or Some crewmen were sanding Lalse, Karen Lewis, Jean Martin, McCann, Jerry McCormick and with, Jay Boris, Donna Bowman, er, tickets; Raymond Nelson and Victor of St. Petersburg, Fla., and sidfwalks In front of town owned Susan Brown. MHS Swimming Squad tell him whether they observed In plastic pouches — hut will we of this state or of the country.' Georgeanne McCaughey, Barbara / Htesearch Papers Caneds Contest Bruce Stone, Janet Christensen, Two other bills before the com­ Paul Levesque, tables, prizes; Yo­ Harry Clemson of Arizona. property and opening up catch- Two Superior Cmut Judge.* have«>Cov*ntry, Wednesday morning: Also, Linda McKa.v, Elaine Janice McKinney, Carter DeCor- any Indications of a recurrence of be able to sell them at a price that Dabrowskl vs. Manchester, and McCreedy. Faith McFarland, Mau­ To Chieftans will bring reorders and more re­ mittee, similar in content would landa Felice and Julia Borst, des­ The funeral will be held at 2:30 basins clogged by plowed snow. oten assigned t6 Tolland County reen McKeever, Christopher Mc­ Mlckewlcz, Deborah Miller, Fred The decision to discontinue this mier, Linda Brodeur, Danny Shea, cancer. Before the operation, the sert and coffee; Ruth Pearson and Monday afternoon at the -Watkins- Krlstoff V*. Mancheoter Wednes­ crick Odell, Laurie Oaborne, Den­ Juniors t ^ e note' Mrs. Hrisn doctors had said, they found noth- orders 7 extend the current prohibitions Sheekey said 13 men were Superior Court for three days next Neill. Thomas Newman. Thomas Captures CCIL Title year’s photography contest, due to Gail Wilkie, Irene Krlskijans, Lu Scerlato, table prizes and fa­ West.Funeral Home, 142 E. Center working and five trucks were in day morning. nis Podolny, Andrea Pratt, Carol Skinner’s College Preparatory Ing to indicate that. A gloomy remark I gleaned In against work and recreation on week to try to clear some 100 civil Norton, Norma Ostrout, Alan And Whippets Carole Moses 2, Peggy Reid, Ed Sundays to legal holidays. vors; Harriett Horan, Evelyn King, St., with the Rev. Arnold W. Toz- operation yesterday - a holiday. Ridyard, IngalUl Spangberg, Use English classM «rs the firat to lack of entries, was made. White said the surgeons con- attempting to probe the signifi­ Rratt, Barbara Rottner, Carole Rubacha, Connie BenUy, Gil Pepin cance of the currency story was Ruth Pearson, Hazel Greenway, er, minister of the Second Congre­ They worked until about 6 p.m., ca. » , - o’clock this morning at the Wat­ Marg* Stoddard '56 Whitney Feb. 2. Ms condition has reported good r.DAr. Cote, Blaine Condio, Henry Cote, The three types of retarded chil­ night wM found shortly after hoctlte, spirits. today undamaged. chen. Rev. Clinton BX. Taber of the Sec' Police learned its WhereabouU protein for the human body are PORD DIALIR^ CAR VAUIM Carl Froehltch, Alexandra Gburski can be educated and eventual]: the animal' proteins such aa meat, ond Advent Church of Pladnvllle and Gall GoIImltaer. live somewhat normal Uvea. YOU HELPED 9%ofatchSUpped today when a Garden St. rroldent Q—Htris did the nativea of the officiating. Burial waa in East timmitclitg toroM called to eay/it wae parked Incor­ eggs,- fish and' cheese. These are Also, Brian Gooding, Nancy Hal- Trainable—those, who can be ART FUND .. Weatera Hemisphere coma fo be usually considered of greater vahie Cemetery. oiiK your taffgat Itn, Robert Hamill,'<>enabeth Har­ trained for manual labor, and 3. WONDERFUL READING FOR Tokyo—^Most of Japan’s flsh- rectly on the street. called Indian! ? Bearers were Anthony Kram Owner Thomas Beattie, of 110 than the proteins of plant origin mas, .William Krammas, Anthony rison. Elaine Hewitt, Carol E. Custodial— those who must be un­ sries products are consumed A—Columbus set out to seek which are contained in cereals,- ' 2 Johnson, Renee .Johnson, David der, constant supervision. The edu­ THE W HOLE FAMILY I ^ domestically, only -9 par cent be­ Benton St., a supermarket em India, and thought he had reached Gudzanaa and Robert Rajotte. You speeded nloye, reported the theft to police nuts and certain vegetables. Juliano, Lois Lambert, Nancy The reigning quern apd her court at the annual Varsity dance were; From left, Roberta Richardson, cable . onqs at Bunce Center aife ing shipped abrosd. About 87 per it when he found America. However, cost and availahillty Maneges, Donald McLagan, Mor­ Dale Robinson, Queen Jeanne Kerrigan, Paula Adams and Tanyg Parrott being p rep aid to enter Keanay development, cent of the total supply to the a t 9;30riaat night. He said it lit IRAQIS KILLED eoiUd have been taken any time - Q—^To what Latin American na­ hate to be considered. Animal timer Moriarty, Joann Morrison, St. Annex, the Manchester school of new ways domestic misrket is consumed aa proteins' are obtained only by feed­ Demaacsi*, Syria, Feb. 18 Oarolyn NadefM, Julio Peak, for the mentally retarded. tha reihalning 13 par «ent ^ between 5:30 and 9:30.. tiona doea the term ABC Powers — ^The Syrian Pres* reported t»- Beattier told noUqe he had failed refer? ing large quantities of plants to Helene Pitkin, Patricia Platt, Mrs. MpSUraavy mentioned a few to control Suburbia _ used for animals’ food and for animals. Consequently, the cost o f day that ISl Iraqis were killed Pficsiimi o f your Ford Dealer’s unprecedented sales ,qf new Patricia Pratson, Roger Proven­ oi[ the fields in. which girls could fertilizer. Before the war aa much to lock tbe iginition awitch of the A-^-Argentine, Brazil-anil Chila and hundreds injured. In fresh cal, Ineae Ptikinskls, Linda Sai- hifh blood car, a -1953 Buick jiedan. bu{t had animal proteins is high. Fish and 1959 Fords, he’s able to offfer outstanding used car values. Jeanne Kerrigan Varsity M Queen help the mentally retarded, medi­ aa 40 per cent of the total, catch otiter protem-containing aea foods, bloody dashes betM-een pon- mond. Elizabeth Sglafia, Antonia cine, research, psychology, addal waa used for nonfood porpoaq*. extracted the keys before leaving JQ—Is Valparaiso, Chile, east or Arob Notionalist and Commu­ You can buy with confidence, too, because your Ford Dealer Satvatore, Joyce. Schnell, Michael pressure, « It ■ • west of New York City? bowevsr, a-re in a class by them­ work. She said that working Today selves, • nist supporter* of • MaJ. Gen. has the know-how and fadUtiea to put every used car in tip­ ihoUk, Joan Skiff, Kennetli Tar Mias Jeanns Kerrigan reigned^tba quaen and red and whiU carha-Pnlght club atmosphere. The or with thesa youngsters gtvas one a main. e s u a t PIE PLANS A—^Valparaiso Is east of New Abdul Karim Koasem’e newly top condition. Whto you see his A-1 label on a ypu in o w 1NAUSFIOIOU8 York City, Obviously, many people have ■ low, George 'Du'klngton, Ffed as the radlent Queen of the Var­ tlens for her court chestra of Bob Jamatis made feeling of humUity and a bettar ap- If your .family conaidef them- reshuffled Baghdad govormneot ijt repreaenta « best value. A nd'now ’s the tune to buyl Areaeila, Gall lyukle, Linte Winz The setting for the dance had a of heart aail ieirculiatoiy Richmond, Vo. (dP)—'The debut of to obtain their protelna from sity M Club Danes iot 1958, held dancing in this scene a pleasure. preciation'of w b ^ one has. She •elvea pi« connoloZeurs, aee If All bansaaeoB ■awapopecs bead- l i . la^and Ann Zi^itiwaky. continental flavor with Paris aa Chaperones for the evaniag were m i MAGAZINI OF niAIANT PUCIt they aiqitro^ ol this method of Richmond'! permanent wildlife ex- 0 —^Under what pen nomea did plonta rather than from animals or Pnees are reduced to absolute rock bottom! See us today! cloaed by reading an ortgihal podm (liaMtta, which aiffeet fish. No matter how you get thjsm; lined tbeae reports, whiob they The Sophomores who rsoeived last Saturday night In the iq»aclbua its keynote. An intricate “almost Mr, and Mrs. George Bmmerllng, dedicated to the mentally rst^i^ied, aerving your favorit* appla pie. hlblt in Maymont Pork ws^lA *>lt the Bronte - otstere write the protein foods are needed by the attributed t* "special meoaages I are aa foUbwa; Ellen Manchester High School arena. lifesise" replies of the Eiffel Tow­ Mr.-and Mra. James Kaiser, Mr. A ahoqrt bualnesa matUiig pra- millioag of An«rt> . Prepoz* a olmpie vanlUa. or lightly Inauspicious. "Poems” ? fiahdn Bmwenakt, Carolyn Members of the court suhroundtng A gray fox escaped, two wild A Curler, ElUe, - and Acton human body. from Biqibdad.” Hiey sold the er enhanced the center of the gym and Mra Walker Briggs, and Mr. ceded the speaker. cana. For more ^g re M ... OUR NEW COLOR GRAVURE MONTHtT FEATURE flavored iMBon pauce and nerve elashee oeenrred fat Mosul, DILLON SALES and Jiklith-Anne Cook, Robert the queen consisted o f Roberia with red and whlta streamers ra­ and Mra. Paid Phlhney. ' Marcia Werner .aeparately with apple pie. Either gees! wandered away for a couple Belt The slatora hjd their nom< Jew! IVmahua, P i^ ^ G c r - Richardson, Tanya P aim tt Dale o f hour* and City Manager Horace and sox under theee curious p< Farmers purchase on estimated Iraq’s main northeni city, and 819 MAIN STREET,; MANCHESTER, diating to the walls, in tradition­ The club 'W ill give two or three •aue* makes a perfect complement In Haem and Kartmla la tk» Oiacoistnl JCaqs R4>hiMon, and Paula Adama. Xodt al Vanity M fashion. Exotic pic­ aad provtdaa something just a Ut- Edworda waa bittan .twice on. the nomeo, but uaod tbair reel li 10 par cant of oU gaaoUna oold. partial acholaraUpa to mambora Banion and JuBlora taUud. with ‘ MOtik — liaid./(llttt gial sras tha reetpiant o f a In ve tures iMbiif {ha walls a i^ dlfiised at Uia okib.witlLVura Btacaeds from a rapMaaBUtiv«,fPBi9 tlM lEnrnin^ Ifrralh { Os dUTar^t in apple pie oarvioA hand by a akunk. , - iB/ tM llnitod BUtea, Bouquet of flowan, zed roeea for red andhd blue lights a d ^ to tha the dance, Mcbelltach '59 Mty o f Bridgeport Thurday. i V. ' ' ■ ) K I,.'./?. ■■ft' “ ■ i jl -f Pi M A N C H E ^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969

DAILY CROSSWORD PU’AZLB rooms will take separate trips C a v e iU ry with the ejqieiiiiaa to be financed Tolland County under the same pfogram. Local Stocks Columbus Owned Maps First Aid 'Coarse Starts fniwfr to' Prtviom Puate. Otri Scout Troop 217 will start Gill to Speak a r jn im ii roups a Red Cross first aid bksic coarse Qbolatloiu Purnlsbed by u a H at its meeting from 7 p.m. to 9 C tb a n A Niddlebroolu Ino. Of New W orld, Red Says »m EB p.m. Monday at the Nathan Hale Bank atoeta At Dinner for i3if3a Comsnunity Center, M sa Theodore Bid Aaked (OMttaaed noas Page Om ) of these nscvlgators remained un­ Hietala, recently mode an accred­ Conn. Bank and Trust known. ited Instructor, will conduct the Co...... 40 42 Farm )fouth The Sovist historian said Oolum “TlM. inhabitanU of tbe A*ore> dosses. First National Bank bf bus* son Ferdinand bad written poeseseed maps drawn by thsse The DpmocrmUc Town Commit-^ The group' will hold a record The program- will be a part of Manch'ester ...... 37 — navigators and this made it possi­ Joseph GUI, SU te Commissioner about these Instructions and show­ tee hai i 7 1 1 public relations chairmen. plaque and w ill be entered In . a The executive and publicity the home of Mrs. Arthur J. Vin­ Hartford Gas Co. .. 43 46 “ A study o f documents contain­ 11 i) 11 committee is comprised of Her­ ton. School Mean Southern New England state competition which offers ed In the archives makes it possi­ . - i man W. Muise, party town com­ Tjie Rev. Thomas Farrell, pro­ The public schools’ hot lunch Telephone ...... 44 46 many awards, including an all- ble to conclude that before Oolum- aniisMHui»m T expense trip to the n a tio n a l r It 7 mittee secretary. Rep. Harlow, fessor at S t Thomas’ Seminary In menus for the week • Is \ ■ 1 asked to contact Spencer as soon Each Friday at 7:30 p.m. during Em-Hart ...... 484 614 an effort to “ improve public un­ 5) n 1) as possible to Md the committee Lent there will be Stations of the casserole, spinach, fruit; Thurs­ Pafnir Bearing ... 90 100 derstanding of the farmer... and FLETCHER CUSS CO. Mitchell to present a slate of candidates Cross followed by Benediction of day, turkey pie with vegetables, Landers, Frary, Clark 194 influence some young people to B-7879 celery sticks, cranberry sauce, 214 J5 for nomination at the party cau­ the Blessed Sacrament. N. B. M achine...... 304 32 consider agriculture ns a lifetime 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE cus In the summer, according to cookies; Friday, rice and tuna fish North and Judd ... . 26 20 career.” l Sunday masses at the church will casserole, diced beets, carrot CORNER DURANT ST. i 1 Muise. be at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and Russell M fg...... 234 264 Raymond H> Bradley Sr. la sticks, ice cream. Bread, butter Stanley Works . . . 424 Wl 11 10:30 a.m., and at St. Joseph's and milk are served with all meals. 454 NEW LARGER QUARTERS i party town committee chairman. Church in Eagleville at 8:30 a.m. Terry Steam ;...... 45 — Window ihadci of lovely Du Peat It 5T Coventry Grange is conducting Tomorrow’s Activities Torrington ...... •Tontine” ere eety to weih. WIU r r St. Mary’s CYO will meet at 284 304 PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING a sewing contest open to members 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to attend the Rotary Club annual ladles' U.S. Envelope, com. . 224 244 look like new. Won’t crack, Cray or •If or any resident sponsored by a services in the church proper. In­ night. 7:30 p.m., Rosemount Res­ U.S. Blnvelope, pfd. . . 124 14 4 pinhole. Available in many attrac­ taurant in ^Iton; Young Mothers FCR tive colon. Juit call ui. W t wUlbt member in good standing. Mrs. structions will be given by the Rev. Veeder Root ...... 51 64 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED H, ill Club dance for members and flad to roeaiure your windows and '1) Anna Anderson, home economics Lawrence Leclair, assistant pas­ The above quotaUoris are not to guests, 9 p.m., Nathan Hale Com­ SAFETY’S SAKE give you a free eetimate for new iT \'i committee chairman, is in general tor, after the service in the church bs construed as actual marketa. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 1) charge. She may be contacted for munity cienter; Uriel Lodge, And Longer Tire Wear “ Tonrine.” hall. AFandAM, stated camraunication, details and entry blanks. Baby Chicks Available The building of monasteries did MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) The contest ends March 31 and 7:30 p.m.. Masonic HaU, Merrow; not originate with the Christian Drive In For Our local judging will take place be­ Local 4-H club members are re­ dance for members and guesta of world. tween April 1 and 21. Winners will minded that baby chicks available the local American Legion and its PICTURE FRAMING (dl types) be eUgflble fo r an« Bast Central through the Sears Roebuck Foun­ AuxiUary, 9 p.m., Legion home. dation 4-H Poultry, prpject are Foresters 4-H, 10 a.m., borne Har­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Pom oM Grange contest. FREE again being offered. Interested ry McKusick, leader; Second Con- ThS National Grange is offering CONTRACTORS I WE HAVE IN STOCK $50,000 in prizes. boys or girls may apply for 60 or p-egational Church Grade 8 mem- Front End, Broke and Ih e patrons o f husbandry are 100 straight run sex link baby lership class, 9:30 a.m., Church Shock Absorber MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS also conducting crocheting and chicks. TTiese will be delivered on Community House, Snip, Snap and E.A. JOHNSON Sew 4-H, 2 p.m., home Mrs. Louis Inspection. baking contests with Mrs. Ander­ April 4. Applications must be OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS made on or before March 7. Fur­ Tuttle, leader. SIGNS son & general chairman. Work done by experts on all ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN PAINT CO. During the year the group will ther details may be had from W il­ conventional makes of cars. 723 MAIN BT., MANOHESnCB provide 10 pairs of mittens, cro­ liam E. Glenney, leader of the lo­ Manchester Evening H era ld Coventry correspondent; Mra. F. cheted o r knitted, for needy in cal Baa and Cackle club, or Albert All Kinds Panline little, telephone P I 2-62S1. the state or overseas. B. Gray, Tolland county agent, at MORIARTY M ratair ^^iocial SeonrHy the Rockville office. An .opportunity to hear Social Hack Weaving Instnn^ns ‘MOTHER CABEVS CHICKENS’ ED’S SIGN CO. BROTHERS Security benefits described from The Pond Hill Home Elconomlcs Sailors call a small species o f 801-316 CENTER STREET Group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday petrel “Mother Carey’s chickens.” 79 Charter Oak St. the sUuidpoint of the military man Telephone MI S-51S6 will be Offered to Connecticut A ir at the home o f Mrs. Herbert W. Legend says the birds are under Phone M l 3-8268 Force .Rieserviats at 8 p.m. Mon­ Lova M ra James T. Laidlaw will the special care of the Virgin, day at the Veterans of Foreign give instructions on buck wea-ving. Mater Cara, thus the nickname. Wars -HOme, 1416 Main St., WUli M ra Love will demonstrate braid­ PLANTLAND'S man tic. ed ruga Each member has been ChWlrles Francis o f the Williman- asked to bring a needle, scissors ticc Office,Oit\ Social Security Admin- and pearl cotton or yarn. Istration, will address the Com- Nursery Mothers msundUFs Call program of the VALENTINE Mothers assisting Mrs. Burton 9238th A ir Reserve Squadron. He E. Moore, teacher, with classes of will describe various phases o f the the South Coventry Cooperative social security program laws as Nursery and Kindergarten for the they effect-‘military and Reserve coming week will be Mrs. Xhidley SPECIALS! eer^ce and will answer questions Ferguson, Mrs. F. LaVoie, Mrs. of the reservists. Ellsworth Greenleaf, Mrs. Jean F. L L Ool. Howard E. Porter, Roy and Mrs. Marlon V. Gregory. Beautiful Potted Plants Squadron Commander, will preside Mothers assisting Mrs. Rolbert at the program to which all reser­ Kingsbury, teacher, -with similar vists of-an branehes'Of . the armed classes at the basement o f the RED DARW IN KING ALFRED / RED forces are invited. Second Congregational Church AZALEAS Lenten Activities during the coiffing week will be TULIPS DAFFODILS The seven Sunday Lenten serv Mrs. John Laarned, Mrs. Paul 2 In BloOm 2 Bloom 2 Bloom Ices at 11 a.m. at the Second Con­ Nelson, Mra. Ernest Matthews, gregational CHiurch starting Sun­ Mra. Henry Gankofskie and Mrs. day and continuing through Stanley Fapanos. The weekend Easter Sunday, March 29, will cleaning committee -will be Mra. HYACINTHS PINK MUMS have as their theme, “ Personal Papanos and Mrs. Robert Visny. YELLOW, WHITE, Needs In the Lord’s Prayer.” PINK and BLUE AZALEAS LAVENDER The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley Hold Splash Party aator, will use “ A New W ay” as Grade 8 homeroom class of In Bloom In Bloom 2 ^ 0 Bloom Sis aermon'topic during the Sun­ Richard M. day consisting of 33 2.50 day services here. boys and girls had a splash party 2.50 Mrs. C. Arthur Bradley will be foUowed by bowling last night at in Charge of the nursery class at the WillimanUc YMCA. In addi­ the Church Community House tion to Clay, Principal Francis A. BUELL'S AFRICAN VIOLETS during the worship hour. Assist­ Perrotti and Mrs. Howard A- ANOTHER 260 NEW VIOLETS DELIVERED THIS WEEK ing her will be Nellie Perkins and Clraft accompanied the group. Ex­ Diane Wahmann. penses for the trip were taken 4-INCH VIOLETS 3-INCH VIOLETS ^ The Pilgrim Fellowship will from the net proceeds of the mag­ meet at 7 p.m. Simday at the azine drive conducted by the en­ c Church Community Houtw. Ronald sure class in October, according to 1.50 2r„2.95 -^89 2r„1.75 Kohler, fellowship commission Wayne McKinney. chairman, will be in charge. Each o f the other three home­ IN OUR GREENHOUSE THESE WILL BEAR FRUIT FOOD KING n MCYER LEMON ORANGE PONDEROSA PLANTS PLANTS LEMON PLANTS I WEEKEND SPECIALS 2.50 2.50 2.50 4-INCH POTS 4-INCH POTS 4-INCH POTS

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''‘■■■’'•.i.i-.''--,': d.. \- ■ --s. • \ ■ . ( : ; c ' . • . 1 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER* CONN. FRIDAY* FEBRUARY li, 1969 FACE THmTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1969 PAGE TWELVE u . THE New Britain Teachers Herald mm ' ’ By ^ ROtOMCVG EARL VOST After NYU Surprises Indians in Road Game Sports Editor Hardware Gty Straight Ranking Five NIXED DOrbLES GIRL'S JUNIOR LBAOUE GIRLA' JUNIOR LEAGUE WOfilEN’fi LBAOUl! Manchester Ready to Join Majority SteeiUege To Host Play With Platt of Meriden W Standinga Standings Standinga It’s been a long time coming but it a p i^ rs that Manches­ Mile Victory AnlU-ZIfigr (Wbert ...... M W L Pci W. L. Pet. W. t . P et ter High School will soon fall ih line with the majority of In Overtime Ms-Tonv eoloflo ...... 39 Sparrows ...... it 8 .702 Tulipe ...... 16 6 .750 Walnut Restaurant 88 16 .704 On Feb. 27-28 Audr«y-H*nry Frey ...... ' Blue Jays ...... 12 13 .800 Polnsettlss ...... U 6 .700 Jon-DI’s ...... 20 25 .537 By PAT BOLDUC high schools in Connecticut and hire a director of physical ' " Philadelphia. Feb. 18 (8*1—Well, Milared-Uo'nrord. Hansen .. Hindered throughout most of the aeason by ineffective New York, Feb. 13 (/P)— Marlon-Horry Buo)imln*t*r Robins ...... 11 la .468 Orchids ...... 12 8 .600 Hobby Shoppe...... 28 28 .019 education and athletics. The move is ^ r past the talking lit'a ir ,'iftf Friday the 18th, but that RuUi-Brnie Ookmon ...... zri n .51 s Larks ...... 8 18 .260 Gardenias ...... 6 15 J250 White G lass...... *.26 28 .481 New Ha’ ’en, Feb. 13 (/P)-*- There’s probably no logical RuUi-Fran Donohue ...... 34 9*i .HS4 shooting and the lack of a consistent scorer, Manchester stage. A suteommittee of the Board of Eduction, *fter con­ doesn't'bother Ireland’s fabulous Pes-Biu Smith ...... 34 33 .43!) Singles ot 80 or better; Joan Roses ...... 5 15 .250 Manor Soda Shop .. 24 80 .441 New Britain Teachers Colley High travels to Meriden tonight for the first of two remain­ i Bon Dslany. reason for it, but in the last AlwIne-BU) Ulk ...... 34 33 . 43 mile victory and a new meet rec- ketball teams and New York’s PejrChorllp Utllng ...... 13 43 . 233 host to the Indiana in a 8:30 CX:!IL grams. Said director, would have ficoree of note ot the Weet Side Rep Carol Dumas 88, Kalhj Campbell surprising Jon-Dl’s have taken pete in the National Associa­ Education has«-unanlmously put Ita Madison Square Garden have olleye; Tony Solofio 132-123-S54. Ernie contest In the Meriden school's new the general responsibilities for de­ '' ord in the 15th Inquirer Indoor MORNING GLORYlTEAaL'E 86, Pauls Rosen 84. Andrea over sole possession of aecom: tion of IntercolleRiate Atli- endorsement on the Idea. And the velopment, supervision and evalu­ Track Games at Convention Hall gone together like Ice cream and Ookmon 850. Eddie Werner 139 end StanfUngs gym,^ TTie locals ^conclude their Board of Education will Include in * ' catsup. If that strikes you aa less Anlto Otbeit 133. f'acaione 83, Martha Bonham 82, plact, nine games behind the lead­ leOcs (NAIA) Pistrict 32 Basket-, Pairings Set campaign with another road teat' ation of intramural, Interacholas- tonight. W. L, Pel. Linda Bellefleur 82 tnil Margie ers. A second 3-0 victory was scor­ b«H Tournament at New Britain its budget requ' t for the 1959-6() tic and class programs of physical . “I figure- we should break the M than tasty, so It Is for the Moun­ Petunias ...... 6 3 .667 againat neighboring East Hartford school year a director of physical taineers in their dribble digging In MIXED DOtBLES Roasen 80. Also, the Tulips turned ed by the Manor Shop over Fletch ■ Keh. 27-28. ‘ education and athletics. Also, said meet record,” he said yesterday, Stoadtnz* Carnations ...... 6 8 .667 er Glass while the third place Hob one week from tonight. education and athletics at a salary v. Delany, now a. graduate student the Garden. L Pel. in a new 391 team single. Tlie Tha sunivor among the four ^ Por Dad-Son director, as previously mentioned, Iris ...... 6 3 .667 standings appear Incorrect this by Shoppe edged fourth plac. Rated slight favorites to repeat in the 37,000 to 38.000 range. The would oversee the coaching per­ ,.«t ViUanova, holds the record of Since sweeping through three Rono-Lou Domoto ...... 4 .779 Mums ...... 6 3 .087 teams will represent Oie New Eng­ an earlier 82-S8 victory over next step Is up to the Board of '■'.ft:..-*' upset victories to qail the National NoncyJohn Ooudino ... 9 .467 week. White Glass 2-1. sonnel In all sports. 4:08.1. Ruth-Brnie Pohl ...... 4 .447 Tulips ...... 5 4 .558 Individual laurels were garnerr 1 land district In the NAIA Tourna-' Bowling Event Zajac's weak defensive quintet, the Directors. Approval of the recom­ This department haa often been A sellout crowd of 10,600 is ex- Invitation Tournament In 1942, Myrtle-BlU LoRlvlere . 7 ,411 Gardenias ...... 6 4 .558 Silk Townera can be expected to mended budget w*U! be the form of pected to -watch the gamea in West 'Virginia has made 28 Gar­ Ollve-Joe Roasrito — 9 .600 DOUBLE STRIKE LEAGUE by Madeline Morley who temed in ment at Kansas City, said Owen critical of classroom teacher- Morforlte-Nell Thom** 9 6-. Friday, Feb. IS Is for boys from 10 to 12, with the sway from Mlstretta. Pat Is a to beat Bonnie a (Ufferent way this Gaudet Jewelers — 39 .542 Cardinals ...... 8 12 .400 triples were Soup Tremane 128- Ten Pins ...... “Our surveys show that prac­ as such, possess the quaUficationa fcr V *■ team and the tournament fa­ Qulnnlplac and New Haven Manrhestsr vs. Plstt, 8:.30 — Minor Loops Announce Junior Division made up of boys close second with ISO tallies and a tically all Class A high schools In i . time,” he. added, without elaborat- Jon-Dl’i ...... 89 .642 GlanU ...... 4 16 .200 358, Bill Sheekey 120-130-376, BowI-a-Jets .. . Meriden. from 13 to 15. Their combined to coach one of the school’s lead­ . ' ing.on hia strategy. vorite. .500 Hi-Fi's ...... Teachers teams have played in the 10-point average. Fisher, 6-3 sen­ the area function with directors of 11-Game Streak Manchester Optical .. 36 Singles of 90 or better: Grzyb Mike Denhup 125-345, Bob Kar- High tankers vs. Middletown, scores for three games are totsl-d ior, trails with lOl points and a ing teams 7 That will b« one of the Officiale had hoped that record- Memorial Store ...... 26 .361 102-98, Patil Wilhelm 100, Dennis Pinups ...... last four NAIA district touma- athletics. We carefully studied »*r » T!.' Last night it was to an NYU rand 128, George Tcllier 126-359, 3:30 - High School. and the highest total declared the 7.2 average in 14 contests. first problems a director of ath­ breaking freshman John Thomas . Manchester Trust .. .. 19 .264 Morin 98, Tom Gessay 92 and Vic Di(?k Deacy 128, Jim Martin 129- Roekettes .... menta and New Haven has twice physical education programs In letics would have to decide. team that had won only seven of represented the district at Kansas High riflemen away o Klngs- Major Promotional Plan winner. In the first meeting the Indians of Boston University would ap­ Crown (Cleaners ...... IS .250 Salclus 91. 367, Dwight Pleasent 137-343 and Bowl-n-Deara . 46 .395 other schools and we talked with Criticism with any of the cur­ IS games. West Virginia, No. 9 By virtue of a 4-0 shutout win City. wood. Don Simmons, again entered were outscored 35-31 in the sec­ and secured Information from pear in the high-jumping event. Since the standings appear incor­ Ted Chambers 349. The standings with his Uncle Dick, will be de­ rent coaches who are classroom But Thomas’ coach, Doug Bay- In the weekly Associated Press rect it can only h«s assumed that over the Pinups, the third placo A year ago Assumption College Rockville vs. Wilson, 8:30 — ond half after getting away with qualified people in the field. The Y FBI'IT lAlAGUE are still Incorrect. Rockville. Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 13 (/P)— Minor league baseball today fending last year’s victory in the teachers, as teachers, would be un­ mond, does not want the 18-year- poll, marched into the big arena Harm’s Camera does hold first Hi-Fi's moved to within' one game won the rlgtlt to represent New a 31-23 advantage In the opening committee feels strongly that with an 18-8 season ledger and an Standings RHAM vs Ellington, 7:30 — Junior Division. just. The point. U, Manchester High ' old s ^ J td have too full a sched­ place by a margin ot five games f ’HURCH LEAGUE of the runners-up Bowl-a-Jete who England In competition with New launched the most intensive and widespread promotional plan half. The .youngster who nearly Manchester High should have a di 11-game winning streak. ' L, Pci. Hebron. Because of working conditions pulled out the win for the Pan­ is one of the largest schools in ule of winter events at this stage atter this week’s 4-0 victory over Standings raptured a 3-1 decision over tho Haven. Qulnnlplac and New Bed­ in its history. The National Association of Professional Base­ reotor of athletics." Sheldon, N'YU came from 11 points be­ Fig Bars ...... 44 36 .650 cellar-dwelling BowI-a-Deara. Also, Saturday, Feb. 14 on more than one boy in a family, thers was sharpshootlng Bob Connecticut, writh perhaps the In his cAreer. .... third place Manchester Auto Parts. W. L. Pet. ford Textile. ball Leagues .spearheaded the campaign, built around the served as chairman of the subcom­ most up to date athletic facilities, Thomas’ absence makes George hind to apply the Garden Jinx, Runner-up Rainbow (Jlub, still Dates A Nuts . . .44 36 .550 the Ten Pins won all four points Red EJmber .•>. ay to Milford. a boy may bowl with a partner Davis. A senior with a fine 18.8 37 .538 St. James' (2) ...... 67 27 .679 McDowell la New Haven Teach­ theme of "It’s fun to be a fan." ' other than his father. Some boys mittee which also Included Ed but haa the achool’a athletic de­ '■ Dennis, formerly of Morgan finally clinching the upset when battling to retain Us title, also Peaches ...... 43 from the Roekettes and npw lead average in 16 games, Davis gave Glenney and Harold Garrity. Berries .. .y .'...... 41 39 .513 Center Congos (1) .. .66 28 .667 ers basketball coach. Other mem­ Sunday, Feb. 16 All 1.56 clubs in the 22-lcague will be bowling with friends and the Indians fits , with a sparkling partment advanced with the phys­ ' State, the favorite. 6-4 Cal Ramsey sank three pres­ won all tour points from Manches­ by a whopping 19 gamea. bers of the committee are Tufle Green Manor at Wethersfield. plete the local data on achedules, According to the committee's re­ Army Pvt. Don Bragg, ex-Vil- sure free throws In the last 80 sec­ ter Trust. In other action, similar Sugar P lp m s...... 36 44 .450 North Methodist (2) .65 29 .855 Caroline Janicke 128-107-8S1, minor league setup, and all 16 sponsoring firms, etc. . . . uncles, one entry from a-boy was 31-point performance. ical progress of tho school? St. John's ...... ,. .46 38 .548 Maroon of Qulnnlplac; Frank his grandfather. port, a director of athletics, if It's sound logic that a phys­ '* Ian ova star, 6 is out to break onds of overtime. 3-1 wins were authored by Carden Honeyttews ...... 82 48 .400 Jeanne Nourle 127-106, Miriam Mc­ Tripp, of New Bedford Textile, major loop teams, were sent "do Radio and TV scripts, many Record-wise, Manchester stands : -Cornelius ■ Warmerdam’s 16-year- Restaurant over Gaudet Jewelers, T)»e co-leaders, Fig Bars and St. James' ...... 45 39 .530 Cormick 110, celeste Sheldon 106 featuring taped Interviews with Because of the high interest In 4-10 overall and 3-10 in league play named, would serve In a dual ca­ ical education man, who also North Carolina won Us 10th .524 William Moore of New Britain Ollle Matson of the .Chicago it yourself kits” aimed bolster­ pacity as director of the physical ■ •" old world Indoor pole vaulting rec­ straight Atlantic Coast Conference Manchester Optical over Jon-DI’s Dates A Nuts dropped similar 3-1 St. Bridget’s ...... 44 40 and Edith Romanowekt 106 auth­ major league stars, will be fur­ this tournament three shifts have and Platt shows an overall 2-14 coaches, would bo a lot closor St. Mary's ...... 42 42 Teachers; Edward Swenson of;Cardinals led National Football ing a drive to lure fans Into the education program and also of the ord of 15-8%. game for a 15-1 record, 75-66 over and Memorial Corner Store over. decisions to the fourth place Ber­ .500 ored the week's finest scores. nished free to- stations desiring been set up. The first shift will mark and 2-11 In the CCIL. The to a boy than a clasaroom teacher- Temple Beth ...... 42 42 .500 Bridgewater Teachers. Roy Spear; League players In returning kick-; parks, start to bowl at 3:30 with another athletic program. The head of this coach w'ho only meets up with the ■ • The Borlcan 1.000-yard run, Wake. Forest in a duel climaxed by Crown Cleaners. ries and third place Peaches, re­ of Hartford University aiid Rich-1 offs last y e a r.^ H e took 14 for George Trautman, boss of the them. 1 Indians have lost six in a row and i '. first of the c featured running Winston Smith 189-856, R oy, Mc­ spectively. The cellar-dwelling North Methodist (1) .42 42 .600 shift at 5:30 and the night shift the Panthers will be out to snap a department would not be called boy on the practice or playing West Virginia’s Jerry West tries layup but is fouled on a fist-swinging brawl; 6-7 Herb GARDEN GROVE CATERERS ard Ooatello of Gorham Teachers.' 597 yards. minors, said th kits contain all EMdie Stumpf of Ohicago, minor events on the program, could turn Guire 138-355. Al Atkins 128-346. Honeydews blanked the fifth place Second Congos ...... 39 45 .464 Standings league exeoutlve of the year at at 7:3(L three-game losing streak. upon to coach any of the varsity field. play by New York University’s Stan Groll (40) in sec­ Busch had a big night in Virginia’s the tools a club heeds to carry — - into pne of the hotteat contests. 85-66 victory over 'VMI. Manhattan Emil Dietz 182-842, Russ WlUoh Sugar Plums 4-0 in another match. Community Baptist . .39 45 .464 W. L. Indianapolis in 1954, and Carl First Shift - 3:80 A 6:45 JV preliminarv will find sports. However, he would be in Manchester’s current high school out an Intensified program. close-contact with not only physi­ Former , University >of Pitta- ond period at Madison Square Garden last night. NYU 129-388, Ernie Wilke ,160, Bill An­ Week's finest single game ef­ Concordia Lutheran . .37 47 .440 Receptions ...... 16 4 Lundquist, the association's pub­ Dantori and Pat Tremarco Coach Ray Korbusteskra success­ physical education and intramural improved Us tournament chances derson 138, Hank Wttke 128. John .36 .420 Sample Items Bob and Don Cowles cal education classes and athletic .. burgb aqe Amte Sowell will face snapped West Virginia’s 11-game winning streak by 71-53 over Syracuse, and Western forts were turnedin by Janet Emanuel Lutheran . 48 Outings ...... IS 7 lic relations director, will aid in ful Red and White squad after program is one of the best in. the Anderson 131 apd^Pran Benevento .34 50 .357 At least two dozen sample items Ed and Ed Doucette events at the high school but also . -Bnglimd’a Mike Bawson, the Euro- Kentucky mauled Tampa 89-67 in Mailhot 117-110, Arlyne Noske 118, Center Congos (2) .. BuffeU ...... 11 9 getting the program started. win No. 13. The Indians have lost state, a model for manjr com­ winning overtime thriller, 72-70. (AP Photofax) 126 topped al| participants. South Methodist ... .30 54 .367 were offered the clubs. They In­ Terry Kloter and Don Car­ In the elementary grades. Also, he munities. Additional power and s . ,pesn 800-metcr champion; Bobby other major pairings. Chickie Janicke 116, Norma Smorgasborda...... 7 18 Stumpf will cooperate with clubs only twice. Searoan, an outatandlng mller in .28 56 .333 clude newspaper advertising mats, penter would see to it that the most quali­ duties for the current staff may Ramsey, who triggered the rally Goodin 110-110, Barbara Btrenge Clambakes ...... 7 18 in the West, Lundquist with those rt5. Tommla Burdick and Ralph — .undergraduate , daya. at UCLA; AtiXF.D nOt'BLES n o. Flo Kloter 110, Marge Holmes Match results; St. John’s 4, St. Visit Our radio and television scripts, out­ In the East, In special promotions. fied men were In the coaching be the answer to the current prob­ •Battle of Comebacks- after NYU fell behind 46-34 early / StMdISS* Weddings ...... 6 14 smd Poland's ^ Zbigniew Orywal, door billboard sheets, window Weston , posts, both on a secondary and in the second half, sent the game / W T. Pet. 109 and Dot Cowles 108. James' (2) 0; South Methodist 4, League-leading RecepUona now The Columbus Jets of the In­ lem. T Who won the American indoor Marg*-Jnhn Cunhina ...... 30 16 .447 posters, windshield stioikers, wal­ 6. Dennis Jr. and Dennis Morin primary level. This department isn't Judging into overtime at 68-all with a tap- Hutb-Bob Ostrander ...... 30 16 .467 Zion Lutheran 0; Center Congre­ lead by three full games, picking ternational League, a community- 7. LawTence and Einor Lorent- Sport Chatter • I j 1,000-yard title last year. gational (1) 4, Center Congrega­ let schedule card$, drink coasters, owned team operated for the ben­ its dscisiani on winning or loaing Andrade Boxes Ryff in. Then the muscular senior, who. Gladys-Herb Smith ...... 29 17 .422 WEST SIDE REC up an extra game this past week bus and street car display cards, zen . . Sowell, who wae beaten In hia wound up with 30 points, scoye^ MllllP-Ollln Jarvis ...... 27 18 ,600 Standings tional (2) 0; St. Bridget's 3, St. with a 4-0 shutout triumph over efit of the c*ty'* young organiza­ Coaches Paid seasons for possible coaching finit two indoor races this season, Dalsy-Riis* Morrison...... 26 1? .679 night posters, and a 100-page 8. Fred and Fred McCurry changes. Everyone knows that a six of NYU’s nine polnte in the W. L. Pet. Mary's 1; North Methodist (2) 8. the Smorgasborda while the eee- Hardware Tool tions, came up with the No. 1 9. Howard Jr. and Howard tap for the Red Embers in the Coaches at Manchester High for ' bolds the Borlcan record of 2:09.6 Ann-femle McNeill ...... 24 l9 .579 and handbook on "70 Nights In a Ball overtime. Bobby Smith, with 29 Marlon-Wlnnle Smith ...... 23 22 .611 Oliva's Esso ...... 36 12 .760 Second Ciongregational 1; North ond place Outings setUed for a S-X coach is a hero when hia team Is opening day operation. Holmes Connecticut Basketball Assn. Sat­ both minor and major sport teams , 4 set in 1967. EdnaJohn Hedlund ...... 23 22 .911 Pagsnl's ...... 32 16 .667 Methodist (1) 3, Temple Beth Park." urday night the locals travel to a big winner. Point .here is: Are In Friday, 13th Bout polnU, and Jerry WesJ, with 20. Hhoda-George May ...... 23 22 .611 verdict over the Buffets. Tha A super-market firm purchased 10. Robert and Chet Nowickl are rentimerated for their serv­ , . ViUanova’e Ed Collyraore is ex- Darl-Mald ...... 3 1 ' 17 .646 Sholom 1; Concordia Lutheran 3, Advertisement proofs also were 10,000 tickets to the opener, to Milford to meet the league-leading the men qualified, and for the led the Mounties. Madeline-Torn Morley .... 19 26 .422 Clambakes rolled a 8-1 decision 11. Bob and Oliver Minney ices. The seasonal pay acaie runs -pected-to. capture hia fourth Eveivn-Ken Hutlon ...... 36 30 .8.33 McCann’s' Service ..30 18 .625 St. James' (1) 1; Community Bap­ sent to every newspaper In every be given to Its customers along Chiefs at the Milford High School. between 3300 and 3760. For years money paid out, is the school n t - Manhattan (10-57 toyed with over the Weddinga in the final 12. Alan and Ernest Oakman j, ; straight 600-yard victory of the Syracuse in Garden opener, Ann-harold Whiting ...... 0 46 .000 Rehn's Tavern .. . . .25 23 .521 tist 2, Emanuel Lutheran 2. match at the Double Strike allejrs. Department minor league city, ranging up to with purchases. Tlie big guy guar- 13. Vic Salclus and Jack Vittner Sunday afternoon at 3 the Colum­ the coaches of all sports received ting a dollar back for each dollar New York, Feb. 13 (A*)— Friday the 13th, the first of three Score* of note at the West Side Roc season and possibly break the Hartford Rd. Grill ..19 29 .396 full-page size. antee.s the Jet' their biggest open­ Second Shift—6:30 bus Bears meet the Embers at Old nothing In the line of money, just spent ? getting Us dr)ve from Frank Quar­ alleys; Russ Morrison 864, Tlerb Smith Noteworthy scores: Hank Grzyb Top single game efforts were X n est record of 1:11.9 held jointly on the 1959 calendar, is an appropriate date for tonight’s to, a 6-lOj, 160-pound bundle who 133-849, John (Wishing 13(>-34S, Ernie West Side Tavern . .11 37 .229 garnered by Kay Scabies 106, Alba The association, buying all the ing day—and General Manager 1. Clifford and Joe Donth Saybrook High School. The lo­ satisfaction in their extra curricu­ That's putting Ihs <*krt ahead of by ;MaI .Whitfield arid Charley McNeill 194-397. Ken Hutton 136, Made­ Armory Tavern 41 188-377, Ed Ralph 137-371, Al Ru- You will find mony items that will make your her the horsS.'Let's Kbpe that the “ Battle of the Comebacks’’ at Madison Square Garden. In scored ^ points and picked off an .. 7 .146 Sobiskl 110, Chickie Janicke 119, promotional mu ter in large quan­ Harold Cooper figures the Idea will 2. Don and Ihck Simmons cals have split even in 10 games. lar endeavors. . Jenkins. line Morley 109 and Ann McNeill 107. Sixth-place Hartford Rd. Grill bacha 341, Jim Mathieson 346, Sam Next home game will be' Feb. 24 If there are to be any changes Board of Directors approve, the one corner, Cisco Andrade, on the way back after an elbow amazing 13 rebounds from boys Nelson 150-344, Mike Plocharzyk Myma Rlvosa 106, Kitty Sibrtnsz weriishep mere complete and help you do a bet­ tities, believes It can save money be copied elsewhere to give minor 3. Tom Jr. and Tom Greer ; ,i Sights New Berard a herid taller. produced the season's biggest up­ leagiw^ baseball an early start on 4. Ben and Dave Grzyb againat East Hartford kt the Ver- in the coaching personnel, the recommended Board of Education operation and a fight in which he^ BOYS’ J1TN10R LEAGUE 127-343, Bob Benito 129-352, Paul 120, Shirley Jacobs 112, Amy Pir­ for the individual clubs. Local ' Air Force Lt. Bill Dellioger, who Brawl Breaks Out set this past week, a stunning 3-0 ter job. printing firms wjll be used to cbm- a big season attendance. 5. Henry and Alan Grzyb plaqck School. first step l^s to be appointment of budget A director of physical ed­ broke both hands In 1957. Standings Aceto 128, John Morton 139, Har­ key 112 and Marie Hebenatrelt ■ broke the world indoor two-mile In the other corner, Frankie looking standup boxer, appeared North Carolina's winning streak conquest of runners-up Pagani’s. 107. 6. Andy Jr. and Andy Tomko a director of athletics. It will be ucation and athletics, t^th full mark in Boston last week, haa his W. U Pet The losers, who missed an oppor­ old Howard 131 and Tony Yacono 7. Dave and Carl Rohrback the director's Jobi as the subcom­ power, would be the first step. Byff, the thin-akinned boxer who headed for the heights until the went to ninrf against Wake Forest Cubs ...... 3 0 1.000 126. TICiCET.S are now on sale for ^ . sights set, on the Bobertaon two- in an ACC mssle which broke out tunity of gaining on league-lead­ 8. Carl Rohrback and Howard pro wrestling card Wednesday mittee has outlined, to investigate Other steps would be taken where underwent eurgery for the remov­ June night in 1956 when he was Regal Men’s S h op...... 3 0 1.000 Y INTEBMEDXATB LBAOUE mile record of 8:58.6. al of scar tissue around the eyes Into a brawl when the Tar Heels’ ing Oliva's Esso, were minus an­ Many Items Are Marked Keeney . night, Feb. 25 at the high school and coordinate all athletic prO' necessary.' knocked out by Larry Boardman in Dickenson’s ...... 22 1 .667 chorman Jerry Smith who Is hob­ VILLAGE CHARMERS Standinga Vazques Heads for Mexico ' Hie mark is held by Charley In 1958, L«e Shaffer and the Deacons’ .667 9. Tom and Charles Gessay gym. Ducats may be secured — Jones of Iowa, who again will be the Garden ring. Frequent eyebrow Hgers ...... 22 1 bling around on crutches after Standings ' W. L. Pet. 10. Ron and Larry Gobble Both lightweighta claim they are Charlie Forte collided in a scram­ . .2 1 .667 Yankees ...... ,..8 4 .667 from any member of the Police pompeting along with Polish ref- cuts made him §ec^e on the opera­ ble for a loose hall with 30 sec­ L. T. Wood ...... 2 sustaining a foot injury. Oliva’s W L Pet. 11. Wayne Gobble and Red Mo- Department, sponsors of tha card, hale and hearty now, ready for W. T. Grant ...... 22 1 .667 actually gained a full game de­ Dodgers ...... 7 6 .683 Down As Much As 50% Still Undefeated as Fighter .. . Uges John Macy and Australian their 10-round match that will be tion in 1958. Although he was win­ onds left and Carolina 11 points Man. Auto Parts 60 30 .625 lumphy **‘ 8,000 and 10,000-meter champion ning, he becairie discouraged and S. Aleria A Sons ...... 1,. ,1 2 .333 spite dropping a 2-l decision to Howard OH 47 33 .588 Red S o x ...... 5 T ,417 12. John McCarthy and Howie Au­ Veterans Wieldins Hot Putters carried on network (NGC) radio ahead. .333 ANNUAL BANQUET of the A l Lawrence. talked of quitting the ring a year Red Ember ...... 11 2 third place Darl-Matd. Ih other Garden Grove 43 37 .538 Braves ...... ,*.4 8 .883 gust and tcleviaion, starting at 10 p.m., Both benches emptied to Join the .333 / o f Los Angeles, Feb. 13 —Twen-i&ond round and started the eye- Manchester Sportsmen’s Assn, .. Dellinger may find the going a ago. free-for-all and some of the 8,220 Red Sox ...... 11 2 matches, McCann's Service Sta­ Johnson Paint 40 40 .500 Singles of 105 or better: Tony - Third Shift — 7:30 wdll be held Saturday night nt tha EST. ...1 2 .333 tion nipped the West Side Tavern Rubacha 114, Bud Woods 122, ty-yqar-old Mauro Vazquez headed closing wltli a barrage of left Bi^$how in Tucson Tourney * bit nughe'r here. The Convention Thorough Test Ross in Comer spectators Joined in before police Jon-Dl's Jarvis Realty - 32 48 .400 hooks as he aw'ept the third 1. Bruce and Elliott Fish Garden Grove. A combination Harmac's ...... 0 8 .000 2-1 and Renn's Tavern won two Nasslff Arms 28 52 .350 Rocky Dewart 107, Mike Vorono- home to his native Mexico today, 2. Wally Irish and Nick Paganl ' Han track la 12-Iaps while the Andrade has ^ven his hands a When Barney Ross, the former and college officials could break A L __ ------round. "v chicken and spaghetti or venison light and welter champ, took over Vic’s Soda S h o p ...... 0 8 .000 points from the Armory Tavern. Since both the league-leading vitch 122, Dave Fenn 118 and Ray still unbeaten in 23 fights and a S. Richard Neff and John Neff Boston track 1s 11-laps. It Iq com- thorough test. He stopped Jorge It up. No one was seriously injur­ knockout victor over his biggest dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 13 (AA—'Veterans wielding hot putters were *'** mdnly known that. the. more laps his contract last September, Ryff ed. Performance-wise, four Tar Singles of 106 or better: Bob The week's list of fine scores in­ Manchester Auto Parts and run­ .O'Neill 117-164. O’NsHl’s 164 sin­ Chestnut, rated among the top 4. John Jr. and John Lucaa Secretary John Ruasak reports all Mascia, Bobby Bell and t.auro cluded Ed Jenack 139-371, Tony name opponent, Ike Chestnut of the big show In yesterday’s first round of the 315,000 'Tucson Open ^ " qn a track the. bardV it is to make did better. He beat Gale Kerwln, Heels hit in double figures with Danahy 132-114 (846), Mac Mc­ ner-up Howard Oil scored similar gle is a new high for the season u © 10 of the world featherweights, 5. Larry Jr. and Larry Bates 300 tickets have been sold. New Salas tefore he lost a decision to Sarpola 126, Ding Farr 126-846, New York. Golf Tournament. Marty Furgol, who haa been playing golf 81 of ” good llnis.because of more turns. dever Johnny Gonsalves. His rec­ lost to Eddie Perkins and then stop­ Joe Kepley getting 17, Shaffer and Curry 120-116 ( 333). Jim Flanna- 8-1 victories over Nasslff Arms along with his 271 double. Also, the said In the dressing room later, fl. Mike ahd Walter Orlowski officers are: Al Atkins, president; j,jg 41 years, sahk eight putts of from five to 16 feet for birdiea and Joe Twaronlte 136-343, Larry o jy) © The young gladiator from "He gave me this.*’ He ,held up a ...... 'iTn In the high hurdles event, the ord for 44 starts Is 39-4-1. ped Aldo Mente and outpointed Doug Moe 16 apiece and York gan 138, Al Newton 106, George and Jarvis Realty, respectively, runners-up Dodgers hit a new high V 7. David and Rudolph Bohadik John McLaughlin, vice president; Ian eight under par 31-31—62. t ------' Angel Gomez in four fights for Larese 14. Bycholskl 112, Bruce Stone 148, Bates 125, Ollle Jarvis 146-348, a difference of three games still team single of 622. Tlaxcala stopped his 28-year-old thumb. , field Is headed by Olympic cham­ Although Andrade, 29, is a busy Stephen and Paul Barton Joe Cataldi. treasurer, and Rus- Ross. His record now reads 29-6. Frank Scott 112, Bob Patrick 106, Jazz Fuller 137-371, Jim Wiley separate the two front runners. foe at the Olympic Auditorium, in "He doesn’t mean to say that It pion Lee Calhoun. businessman in the Los Angeles Busch scored 26 pointe and grab­ 125-845, Bob Farmer 128-132-356, Ron and A1 Pirkey sak, aecretnry. The club num­ years of pro play and sent him into bed 18 rebounds for Virginia, and Jerry Wallach 107, Mike Sim­ Johnson Paint and Garden Grove 51ERCHANT8 LEAGUE the fourth round last night before was Intentional, It probably was Gary Pirkey' and Archie La bers 62 members. Plans are now Suva, he still wapts to get a crack Ross wiU work In the comer. The Pete Peterson 132-366, Fox Kochln _____ i l l ____ 7,833 fans who paid 320,077.51. It today's second round with a three Fist Thro^ at the title. He' thought he earned last time he climbed through the reserves Darrell Blcknell (28) and mon* 105, Dick Booska 110, Ru*« concluded the week’s schedule by Standings accidental,” Blmatein qtjlckly In­ Rochelle j underway to enlarge the clubhouse Burnett 130-114, Tom Ryan 106, 148-358, Tom Martin 129, Al Wil­ rolling to a 2-2 stalemate. goes as a, fourth-round knockout stroke lead. It once when he beat Orlando Zu- Garden ropes in a working capa­ Jude Talbott (18) combined for 46 helm 862, Walt Snow 344, Andy W L Pet tervened. Paul and Alfred Wilhelm in North Coventry. Nels Quinby .' Thread Gty Five points In Western Kentucky’s Ron Allen 108-105, Mac McMullen Singles of 105 or better were Community P re ss...... 7 2 .778 because Chestnut, his right eye Stan J7. and Stanley Grzyb la the retiring prexy. Fifty-four pros made the most of lueta in 1955. And again when he city was In 1936 when he success­ Lamoureaux 336, Art Masearo 359, swollen completely shut, virtually In hts dressing room, Vazquez the El Rio Club’s good greens to Brawl Marks whipped Jinuny Carter in 1956. fully defended his world welter romp. 106, Jim Somers 106, Jim O om - chalked up by Ellen Reichert 128, Vic's Soda S h op...... 6 3 .687 ridiculed any thumbing and V>roud- John Simmons 837, Skippy Kearns Nona Gruaha 111, Mae Jenack © refused to continue the fight. better par 35-35—70 for the 6,484- Upends Worcester But he never got it, although he title against Izzy Jannazzo. A big George Krajack scored 20 of his well lO'f, Fred Adamson 107, Rich­ 142-356 and Mike Zwick 180. White Glass ...... 6 4 .556 "Why should he be a hero?" said ly displayed his left flat. The sec­ yard layout. Another 13 had per. has beaten three former champs— favorite that night, this time he 22 points and Doug Hoffman 14 ard Fish 110 and George Edwards 109, Dot McCann 107, Helen Bo- Dart's Dairy ...... 5 4 .566 ond knuckle was swollen badly. A check will probably reveal in­ Jorskl 107, Mary Edmunds 106, © his veteran New York trainer, Sharp play on the greens netted Cpllege Game do state Teachers’ Col- Carter, Bud Smith and Salas. will be working with a 7 to 5 un­ of his 18 tallies in the second half 118-109. correct standing aince the last Howard's Landscaping 3 6 .883 Whitey Blmstein, who made the “This did It," the handsome The 26-year-old Byff, a fine derdog. as CHemaon stormed back to beat Judy Mrosek 106 and Marion Moriarty Bros...... 1 8 .111 five under par 65s for Julius Boros, M viotorlous last ni^t in its column totals 193 compared to 191 Thomson 105. \ formal plea for Referee Mushy youngster said, pointing to his left Mid Pines, N. C.. Gene Uttler, rash game with the TWachers Furman 78-64. Jack 'Whelan’s 20 BOYS’ JUNIOR LEAGUE In the won column. Last week's deadlock for the tox> Winston-Salem^ N. C. Feb. 13 spot was broken as Community EXTENSION RULE AUTOMATIC Callahan to halt the bout. hand. ‘ . St. Louis Trails by 27, Singing Hills, Calif., Henry Wil- (A5—The North CaroHna-Wake V ito a t W o n ^ r , Maae. points led Holy Cross over Ameri­ Standings It was the 18th knockout for can Intematiomd 81-83, and Gary W. U Pet. TELEPHONE LEAGUE Press grabbed a one-game margin Yoa C « i Um os a Vazquez weighed 133*4 pounds, Hams Jr., Fleetwood, Pa. and Joe Forest College. basketball game t.v,. 81-75. Hartford AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE SCREWDRIVER Vazquez and a partlculay Joy to Phillips’ 26 were tops as Houston Bruin*...... 4 0 1.000 Standings with a 2-1 victory over, fifth place Markina Oaug^ Chestnut, 132*4, Campbell, Knoxville, Tenn,, the wound up in a fist-throwing brawl "•University, the^oply other stete Standings Vazquez took charge In the sec- the partisan Mexican crowd- only youngster among the leaders. Red Wings Move Out of Cellar spilled Loyola of New Orleans 71- Rangers ...... 2 2 .600 W L Pot. Howard's Landscaping, ..Vic's Soda last night 'with speefatprs Joining teamun-playing playing Iast"night, didn’t do W. Shop, the co-leader a. week ago, N». 133H Yet Turn Back Knicks the players in the melee dn the '"WWl. Looi 54. Uons ...... 2 2 .500 Linemen ...... ___ 10 5 .687 Boroe sank a 80-foot putt for a l 8ludS..^Uhiv«riity DeCk>rm4er Motors 13 Installation .... ___ 10 dropped a similar 2-1 decision to X344 bhrdie on the first hole, then added floor. fiefaatod H ufford 58-48. Reds W in g*...... 2 2 J500 5 .667 In NHL After Beating Rangers Cunliffe Motors .... 12 Cable ...... ___ 9 6 .600 White Glass. Moriarty Bros. lost, four other long ones for birdies. *' In the game at WUIlmantl_ Royals ...... > 1 8 .250 Alcar ...... ■. to' / / V* w a a * New York, Feb. IS (85— > NBA games. The Hawks 'vic­ Before police and officials wore Repair ...... 6 *■' 9 .400 all three points to* Dart’s. The Williams, who won the Tucson able to restore order York Lareee, ,»ever got b ' New, York, Feb. 13 UP) —The6>er*. Detroit has played one leas Man. Auto Parte .. 6 PBX ...... ___ 5 10 .333 third place with Whlte-GIass. DON'T fVllSS THIS UIG tional Basketball Assn, teams loss reduced S t Louis magic Joa 1ffiq|eik of WHUraanUc game than New York Edwards 107, Dwight Phelps 96, number to one—a .St. Louis putt well on this course, you don’t had hia Jersey torh oft and Bone.s ibxiit Red Wings, playoff par- Seek €k)lfing Title Manchester Radiator 4 The standings remained intact Al Helm 126-127-128-879, Joe Picaut which happen, to fall behind by get paid.” McKinney, Wake Forest coach, got 'C kai^ Qeoige of Worcester tied Fourth Shutout Ltnwood Vlgneeult, 96-92, Paul 133-129-370, Al Pirkey 128-130-866, a few poihta during a g a m e - win or Laker loss—to give the Uci^aqU in each of the last 17 A close 2-1 win over Cunliffe this week since all three first divi­ ixnNsioN luu rou can usi as a AUTOMATIC SCnWDIIViS —an wuy- a “ good whack in the head.” for the aoartng prise with 9s pefints McIntyre beat sub goalie Bruce Loughltn 95-90, and Gary Janicke Motor* booeted DoCormier Motors Frank Larson 350, Jim Gladys 137- MAHCINO OAUU—««lro Ihicli Aril l«g doai.it tool. Juit o puih to dri** or drow say 26 or 27. defending champs their third, Llttler bad a bogey on the lOth season^'OPepar ready, willing and Miami, Fla., Feb. 13 (85—Med­ sion teams notched 3-0 victories, but scored six birdies. Until the 'final SO^ecoiida the -each. - . Gamble with a 15-foot shot at 8:03 00. into sole t/wcership of first place with the Linemen shutting out Re­ 845, Ed Bujaucius 337 and Oarl — Mild breu «l«nsiM ilid*. Th* n«w icr*w> — outemallc rilurn. II yau'r* SPECIAL OFFER f i " At least don't scoff at tho consecutive 'Western IMvlslon ■ .At, Hartford, UU trailed the en- Abel to make a strong stre.tcb of tha final period. 'The shutout alist Alvin Dark. Chicago Cubs Bolin Sr. 130 chalked up the week's Stastcy Hasdyuraii "Twe-Fevr-Sii" lul*. doing ttiingi yourMlI you'll won! thli St. Louis Hawks if they do. title. Four Staokea Off Pace game between the Atlantic star third baseman, meeta rookie this past week. Third place Alcar pair, Installation whitewashing V.J tlra first half^ thsn surged shead run for anotheKStanleR Cup berth was the fourth of the campaign MIXED DOUU.E8 best scores at the Y alleys. Sm II, fry H e La Unmday'a iteaults five-game losing streiUc. has scored six goals in the last 336, John Malorca 885, Walt Het­ Standings hut on a smaller hcale, at Port­ the Hawks to within a point at with each other. Dave Budd « f Hatt^Xsagne in a four-way tie for fourth place *Haureen-Don Koaser Songallo Construction into an Torre, Milwaukee, Wis., and Jose Wake Forest pulled Shaffer away' In the only other game, the four ^une*, tauauding three tinger 129 and Mika Denht^ 127 W. L. Pet. land, Ore., where Cincinnati lOfr-104. Then PetUt hit his Boston 8i,, Chlcag againat NeW 'York Sunday and the with Al Lopez, Chicago ‘White Sox »S!?kT»£.W -:S n ■:§ overtime before they went do*wa to Jlminez, Manhattan, Kan. from Forte. In a twinkling all the Boston Bruins won their fourth in ftislarKeinnald Mosher .... 8 18 .881 topped all parttclpante. The stand­ Manchester Motors ..37 14 .725' trailed the Minneapolis Lak­ clincher and Ferraraw imme­ ' Jlminez was two over par at 37 Detroitwit i',1, NowN e*^fork 0, game-winner againat the Rangers manager, Mayo Smith, Cincinnati ings are incorrect; with 53 wins defeat before the league leaders, ers by eight points in the first players of both teams were on the Sawifiasr's IMiediile a row by defeating the Chicago manager, and Eddie Kasko, Red- Wanceo-Albort Yost ...... 8 18 .W Correntl’s Insurance .32 19 .627 diately stole the ball from New at the end of the first lUne, then floor pushing and swinging. Soma Black Hawks 5-4 on Bronco Hor­ Wedneaday night. Undo-Don Hanison ...... 7 14 .888 noted as against 56 losses. Don Willis Oarage .. .27 24 .529 46-43, In the Junior League at th^ quarter. But a second period York to end it Frank Selvy sank four birdiea and an eagle on The Bruins trailed 4-2, but Leo leg inflelder. *Hove postponed motrh to lAske np. East Side Rec. In; the second game, ansa 801 HOMKIAmiUN—Aond- fans in the capacity crowd of 8,- Montreal at Boaton (Afternoon- vath's goal with three minutes Week's top scores ot tlio Mmehuter E A S G a g e ...... 25 26 .490 ilOCK RlANf — odjuttobU — with splurge put them in the van led the Knicks with 27 points. the last seven holes for a six under left Hie Bruins are now only Labine .scored twice to deadlock Second to Dark in the round RESTAURANT LEfi^UE Nasslff Arms rolled over , I* T. •Mo, pletik besdl* — Kiln blodo — en« hond. 7" (png^ 1^.* Pro Basketball this week with a 4-0 shutout tri Sponsor Roger DtTartndo’a club triple this past week. Art followed with 72. For the losers. Jack RisUt red eod ftey Stonky Hondynen tin* S blodot ond blodo puord. ' 63. Yankees catcher (88) meets Kaa umph over third place Lea’f Mar­ up 'With 8amea of 145 and 136 en tallied 16 and Gary McConncU plat# romodaling torvica. Call u< TODAY!' , Over'5,000 fana turned out. Worcester Tech 84. M IT'58; DivMedvO|>winu now leads by six' gamba. The Bol­ ee dlipisy h*ro. for the last of a three-game ko; - Smith meets "VlrgU Trucks, ket. The patten Builders, who were route to a laudable 389 triple. Bill chipped in with 18. 'Long Island 53, Hartford Unlv. • QUICK OHARQE Iv Thntsday’s Results Yankees pitcher (85); Lopez ton Lake Houae whipped Cavey's swing oh neutnl courts by the . 8 L_:tjqul‘s, .Talk l3.,il,(BUbla Strike aUeys. SEBT tOUERS Dodgers (88) and Del Rice, Mil into second apot. three games be­ Neno Aceto 1S6-S71, IQp SObia- game total. load. Nasslff Arina .UBiltt wood'-' “ Where service Francisco on Wedneaday night the 'Jiptds Osrd^tjisj srln the Friday’s Schedule waukee Braves catcher ( ) plays and in Houston, fe x . 'fhe night O ifen Richest Stake New York at Detroit. 88 hind, after bowing S-% (to Fred’s Id US-SfiS* Burt daughaey 18l- Otter noteworthY actHwa were to move ahead■ ■ of■ ‘Tto aacontJ Lihut iki lil^ ^ IRFUTSFIXEB BtUy Herman, BmTSs coach (83). Package Store. Gapltol EqiUpment SffiL BUI LaRlviara 181-845, Walt pinnAJi,by-Ding F a n 185-858, Ray place. ■pM'wlraMh(# to a c o m - comes fire^. , before. ' . New York, Feb. 18 (ffj 4- HU*- Satordayte Stdiedute o f liS nsgK 8 6 ^ Hemus. , d a y , n ig h t and SUNDAYS Syracuse at Boston. riiut out Deoi’B Drive-In 4^ In a Acekriw ,185-840*' Smokey Smetuk JobnaaK lt f-w > CbarUe V a rri» fortahle 42-m tta‘ ------laah.. ------P ^ offers the richest stalte OFBN DAILY FOR.YOUB CQNVBNIENCE skTfsrt' ~ ■ Minneapolis at S t Louis. Only fonr members of Syracuse third match. U5-189-S81, Chartls Whelan 188- 129-857, Nowickl 146-369**.was nevef. ______Father, Son Boivling on Ssturdsy's national racing jt6irins#ilted Bird M s M # ; sjUd "I Cincinnati at Philadelphia. UniverUty’s hs^ctball tsam \ ^ e Keglers who made the ninboys ;8M. Rai^FbuMgaa 189-888, John' Jim MbrtIA 188-880,- Tony Salva- cr waa settt^ ttAii; 1247 M o il St.. In the 175,000 added Hialeah TUrf ■'if:.: The, Father. and> Son bowling *<_*.-____0. A o « . * * _a*i. l' ^ ^ ' • . > from outside New York state, h f o werk overtime were Hal Bumidt RhWM M M 87478, Yoah Saidaia tort 186-858, Howle Auguat 555, tallies, D aw m—a. - - *L^----■ cup. From an interest standpoint, KELLY'S SERVICE STATION wUIT FlWillUlU ^ t e s t will be- held at the West h ie ‘vedcr trailing,Off. He ipoka, at A cocker spahtel pup shmild grow are from New Jersey end one each SB8, John Saatela 188-187-849. Pu)l 3S8r«M U «e»ia 189-880, Qy Olor- AmET; Lamoureaux UM-867, Don 16. For ttw HILL Btae Jtec .alley Saturday startinjg howeyer. It is Hillsdale vs, Bug' the annual spring trainfilg dinner W i U f CENTER 8T- MANCHESTEB—MI half a pcNind a week. A gnsJL OBN^tl 116-849 and Carl Hunter and Dick D IB ^ 158468. ftmdl % oomMetad to#' ■h. JABfciNiM lli from Conneotieat and Pennsyl «I1 MAIN BT-:Bn 8-6TI1 at 6:30 for both M ^ e ta and Jun­ Brush in the 350,000 added San of tha cL U u OsuUflmpsr Dane should add five pouDda. vanla. lM-147. 1baiai«9k*a bop i auAAKaa TtHtiwirt t n Poa ifouad^ tlMt iors. IS Handicap at Santa Anltsu Bar. ■ ■ ■ J ^ f ' ■ ■ - v r ■ .

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Empson H. $12,850. Call The Ellsworth 'Mitten Colonial beauty. Tlie price, only Sonic anUqdes, frames, copper before you buy. Come in and com­ FOUR ROOM duplex and g.rage baths, built-in stova and oven, tire. EAST HARTFORD $15,800. gates to the inaugural. Only a APPSAB8 and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- Abom, Maple 8t., Ellington, TR We Train You To Run Your WANTED TO BUY place. Full baaement, two-car ga­ Agency, Realtors Ml 3-6980, MI Neat four-room ranch, full base­ Own Floor Waxing Route, pipes and/fittings. AH' 3-8825, 152 pare, quality and prices. Open 9 oil steam heat and hot water. Tel. small crowd turned out In the Mon. The HemM Is reeponslble for only ONE Incorrec*: or omitted 5-7166. Good useo reeaiabie furniture, rage. Your choice of interior 9-5524. ment, oversized garage, beautiful­ Plaza Bolivar to watch the guests WE GUARANTEE YOU Green Bd- to 8. LeBlanc Furniture Hocpital also small upright and spinet AH 3-4781. WEBSTER AGENCY. laeerltoa for any adverOoement and then only to the extent of a 196 South 8t„ RockvUle. decoration. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ ly landscaped lot, price $12,600, in evening dresa. ‘■make rtod" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of CUSTOMERS AND ’ HIDEKA-BED, innerepring mat- pianos. tors, AH 9-5245. FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, Realtors Household Services IMMEDIATE INCOME! garage, hot water dil heat, fire­ only $1,000 down. The president In his Inauguntf the adsertbeiBeot wlU not be corrected by “ make good" Insertion. tnm , two chairs, coffee table, Three’ piece mahogany bedroom FOR RENT—Two room apartment ROCKVILLE, TR 5-6745 address was expected to express Offered 13-A Watkins Used Furniture place, plastered walls, full in­ We furnish equipment, sunpUes, ' jirtep-tables, two lamps, comblna- set ...... t$8 with heat, private bath. MI 8-5560. (XXIII)- EAST HARTFORD BOLTON Vicinity ~ Ideal for relir- .confidence that the army, whloh ''tlon record player and radio con­ Three piece mahogany bedroom Exchange sulation, city utilities, nmesite New 5t4-room ranch, attached TOUR COOPERATION WIIX —I J^l 3 -2 7 1 1 DICK’S WEA’THERSTRO' Com training and CUSITOMERS lO that drive, (^uick occupancy. Charles ing couple. Four nice size rooms, overthrew a Democratic Action BE APPRECIATED l/lU l IVll X / I I sole. Sold as unit or separately. set 212® 15 Oak Street NEW EFFICIENCY apartment for BOLTON — Six room spilt level, garage, full cellar, hot water Oil government in 1948, would s U ^ pany, doors and windows, custom YOU CAN RUN YOUR O*” '^ wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire- Leaperance, MI 9-7620. tile bath, fireplace, garage. Good FLOOR WAXING ROUTE, Call PI 2-7176, mominga 8-11, eve-, Nine piece mahogany dining rent with kitchen, living room, heat, built-in stove and oven, value. $12,.500. H. B. Grady, Brok­ him to begin an era of permanent ~ I work, guaranteed. Call Ml O-tSSS nings after • room set ...... • • •• *1* WE BUY and sell antique and uaed bedroom, tile bath. Fun 'shed lace, excellent condition. $19,800. colored bathroom fixtures. Priced democracy. Automobiles for Sale 4 after 6 p.m. have THOUSANDS of people F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. AH WEST SIDE—Charming 6*4 ro~m er. Ml 3-8009. Lost and Found us every week for more -iihI more Four sofas, $20, $80, $40, $60 each. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ with stove, refrigerator and heat, g home, garage. Spacious, three $17,000. $1,600 down payment, Plans for expanding the econo­ CXIliiAPSlBLE stroller $4 Kiddle- , all on first floor. Storage apace 9-5245. I NEED A CAR and had your credit WEAVING of bums, moth holes of this economical floojr waxing Maple breakfast set ...... *2® ture frames, gups, attic critents, bedrooms. Excellent landscaped my of the oil-rich nation qf six coop crib and -mattress $12,.bas­ Nine piece dining twim set ■. $30 whole estates. Furniture refin' in basement. Parking •— -on bua EAST HARTFORD tan and j turned down? Short on down pay­ and torn clothing, hosiery runs, service. location. Owner, MI 3-8588. Wanted—'Real Estate 77 million to ellevlBte the -wldewread FOUND— Young Collie, "ThmJwtS sinet $2, Baby-tenda $5, full length ished and repaired. Furlnture Re^ line, near shopping center. For (XXIV) New five room ranch, $760 down, poverty also were onUeipatiML white. Call MI 3-7586. ment? Had a repossesaion? "Von't handbags repaired, zipper re­ ms.c.j: mofiAV, oval mirror $3, odd .chairs, need WATKINS one or two only, $95 monthly. Can give up! See Douglas Motors, get placement. umbrellas "epalred, F’or local Interview^ ■ appointment pair Service and Sales. Talcott IN TOWN full basement, well landscaped lot. But Betancourt made plain thet 0JS248 coUect. recaning, each $1, cot end mat­ vine. AH 3-7449. be seen at 25 Congress St., Apt. NEW SIX room Colonial $17,900. Many oilier ilstlngs available. SELLING TOUR home? For LOST—Pair hoy’s gray glasses. Vi­ the lowdown on the lowest down men's shirt collars reversed and FVm/7octfr,g' —call Hartford USED FURNITURE built-in dishwasher, I'v baths, prompt, efficient, courieuus aerv he would not rush ahead with tbS tress $4, outdoor awing $4. Phone J. Phone AH 3-7091. For real fast action call your iiropossls by Leftist and National* cinity North Main and Avondale and smallest payments anywhere. replaced, Marlow's Little Mend­ ig and adminlstra- EXCHANGE built-in stove and oven. Ctmplefe- Family home of eight rooms In fee and appraising without obliga­ ing Shop. EX GJ AH 9-9621. Stic elements that the foreign op> Rd. MI 9-1029. Not a small loan or finance com­ tion. 8-10 .m.. Mondays. MI 15 OAK STREET SECOND HAND three speed Gar­ 314 ROOMS, refrigerator and stove, ly landscaped. Amesite -’rive. R. MANCHESTER REALTY tion, call 8. A. Beechler, K’ealtor, pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 F Dimock Co., Realtors, MI very good condition and in good erators of the oil Industry give SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet 9-5878. TWO COMPLETE aquariums with Open Thursday Evenings rard turntable. (Jail AH .4-0858. individual thermostat, lots of Ml 3-6960 or Wesley R. Smith As­ Main Street. tropical fish. Stand, with two closet space. Available Inimedi- 9-5245. CO. sociates. Ml 9-8962. Member Multi­ Venezuela a much larger share of Annoancements wash, damp or fluff dry. Folded Roofing— Siding 16 Courses and Classes 27 Help Wanted— Female 35 Until 9 location. Garage. Garden space n MAPLE 8T., MANCHESTER the profits. and wrapped free. Manchester p h a r m a c y , 299 Green stainless steel ianke. Lights, Closed Mondays Rooms Without Board 59 ately, in modem apartment build­ ple Listing Service. 1953 PLYMOUTH Cambridge four- COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, R d;/f^illres youths over 17 years ing. MI 3-5175 or AH 3-7997. (XXV) MI 3-0000 or MI 3-4348 "There -will be no sudden de> door sedan. Radio, heater, stand­ Laundromat, 660 Center St. AIRLINE ALWAYS. Men . and HEAD OF STOCK Imports depart­ pumps, heaters, filters, aerators. St. James Parish. Price $16,000. INCOME TAXES prepared -i your Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- women. Train your ability. Your ment, suburban department store. ot/age for full-time and for part- Many extras. AH 3-.4069. BALE 1-8 OFF «J wallpaper. Wall FRONT ROOM heated, hot water, BUY — SELL — TRADE crees,” he told the Oarocss Jour­ homo or by appointment. Exper­ ard transmission, light blue. asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ime general drug store work. NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, Want to sell your proo-'riy? nal, in an ob-vious reference to the Budget car to buy and run. BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ future will be exciting and secure. Reply Box F, Herald. Ules 4c a tile. KenUle, from 7c parking, central. Lady or gentle­ MANCHESTER VICINITY ienced tax work. 2i nour jrvlce. pany—For those who care about galvanized or copper gutters and Enjoy a good salary. Hold a posi­ Must nave driver’s license. Expe­ JAPANESE MADE sewing ’ ma­ each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, man. 59 Birch St. FIVE ROOMS for r*nt.'$7 Orova buUt-ln range and oven, vestibule. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all outgoing junta’s sudden 10 per CaQ MI 3-4728. Wright Motor Sales. 1H9 East St. JA 7-2877. Choice location. Large lot *18,200. their ruga—phone MI 8-0012. leaders. Ml 3-7707. tion of prestige. Qualify as host­ CLERK TYPIST rience preferred. No phone .calls, chine. Never been used. Call at 78 at the Green. ______Like new, four room ranch. cash, or work out a trade. Quick cent raise tn the Income tax In 1 ^ Middle Tpke. MI 9-837.5. Forest St., after 5 p.m., ‘ AH 9‘7021, FURNISHED ROOM, convenlenUy R. F Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI MI 9-1642 Youngstown kitchen, ceramic bath, cember without prior consultation FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ Free pickup end delivery. Free ess, staUon agent, passenger uartmentt available action assured. Call and gut our agent, reservationlst, communica- With knowledge of and Mrs. Graham. located. One minute from Main 9-S24S. storm windows and doors, firo- deal, no obligation. with the U.S., Britlih and Du$oh pared with your savings in mind, 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door estimates given. We specialize In Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A now. Celt MI 9-6268 between 8-6 $12,900 ATTRAITTIVE 8 bedrodm oil companies. sedan. Radio, healer, standard furniture and wall to wall carpet­ tlonist, or operations. Free travel wanted for general offii work. Help Wanted— 40” GAS STOVE, $40. Frlgldalre St. Light- housekeeping. P’oman nlace, basement garage, H acre GREENWOOD, INC., maaooahle rates. Call MI 9-6248. Male or Female 37 GLENWOOD combination gas and refirgerator, $60, AH 3-1833. oiUy. Ml 9-7959. p.m. W. G. Glenney Co. $85 (XXVI) ranch, ceramic bath, hot Water lot. Stone retainer walls, well Betancourt also told the Journal transmission, blue and white. ing. ROOFING—Specialising wt repal-- passes, paid vacations, insurance, Apply 'oil stove, three years old, $25. Bi­ monthly. heat, basement picture window, MI 3-1577 INCOME TAX forma prepared by retirement and many other bene­ landscaped. 5% FHA. 10% VA to proposals to develop a national Above average. WHght Motor Ing roofs of ail kinds. Alac new cycle, two used furnace burners. e n g a g e m e n t BROKEN HEATED ROOM for one or two 0OLTON — New five room 'anch, 145’ frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ i^ipointment In your home or Sales. 1149 East Middle Tpke. MI TV SERVICE — Potterton’e, all fits. Special training in nersonal MANCHESTER Mi ES, INC, SPEED TYPIST at least 70 words api qualified buyer. Asking $12,600. ST JAMES’ PARISH— Three or tanker fleet and a national M makes. Highest quality guaranteed roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys per minute. Night work, 9 p.m.-5 Best offer. AH 9-5466. "ANN” AND “ PHIL ” gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High fireplace, basement garage. Two ins. MI 9-6132. company would be given detaQed mine. Elxperlenced, competent 9-8375. cleaned repaired, 26 years * ^ r - development for women. Free life­ Pine eet . St. hot water, parking. Just off Main acre wooded lot, $15,200. R. F. Large six room Cape, oreezeway four bedroom home with garage. work and parta, over 47 year’s ex- .Manchei a.m. CaU AH 9-5273. n o t g e t t in g m a r r ie d and garage, plastered wslls, large Under $17,000. Send dcscrlntton study before any steps were taken work at reaaonable fee. Call Ml lence. Free estimates. Cali How- time placehient service. Accredit­ Conn. THEY CAN’T USE THE St., adults. MI 8-7590 or Inquire Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245. VERNON—Four room home, mixl- 8-2866. 1954 CHEVROLET Model 210, four perience. Famous for service since ed by NtHSC. Training need not In- ROOM WITH kitchen privilege*. at 649 Main St. kitchen, bay window in dining and location to Box Y, Herald. to put them Into effect. ley, Manchester. An 8-5881 CLEANING iman, one day w.eek. PAIR OF skis, ski boots, skates, '8 ROOMS OF em kitchen, oil hot air heat, base­ door sedan. Radio, heater, stand­ 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best "terfere with present employment. high chair, etc. AH 9-5459. Babies accepted. Centrally locat'- (xxvn) room, fireplace, 114 baths, two A youthful Communist who long ard transmission. Beautiful black service. OWn fportation. Call MI Situations Wanted— FURNITURE ment. A good buy. $8,500. The large bedrooms up with walk-in ago turned his back on- the p ^ y> All Inquiries confidential. Must be AND APPLIANCES ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 ;.rch St. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. INCOME TAXES prepared. Call finish. One owner. Bank financing, Heating and Plumbing 17 17-^89. have high school education 3-1785. Female 38 TWO ROOM furnished apartment MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven closets. Storm window* and ■ oors. Betancourt has spent more than FLAT FINISH Holland window t h e y b o u g h t FROM ME MI 9-8058. Wright Motor Sales, 1149 East and pleasing personality. Write, T- TWO CRIBS. smaU and large, ex­ WELL HEATED room, one block at 106 Birch St. MI 9-8884. room Colonial. 24 foot living VERNON—Five room ranch, mod­ Awrnlngs. House just painted out­ 20 years off and on In exile. He was Middle Tpke. MI 9-8375. shades, made to measure. All S, WAT’SON, P1.UAIBINO and heat- EXPERIENCED a t e n ographer, LAST SEPTEAIBER from Main St. Separate entrance. side. Separate washing drain, fully provisional president In 1945-48 WILL BAKE cakes, pies, yeast and metal Venetian blinds at a new giving address and phone number cellent condition. AH 9-1488. IT’S ALL YOURS CLEAN. COMFORTABLE four room, large kitchen, full din­ em kitchen, built-in oven and fag contractor. New inetallationB, to: Airline Training, No. 16, Na­ Help Wanted— Male 36 available part-time. Some legal Gentleman, parking. Ml 3-4724. ing room, nice den, 1’4 baths. range. Air conditioning. Full base­ tiled basement floor. Large well after the overthrow of Gen. Xzaias aoda bread and quick breads on 1951 INTERNATIONAL dump low price. Keys made while you alteration work and repair work. training. $2 per hour. Write Box AT A PRICE SO LOW room heated apartment, ’'entral londscaMd lot. Immediate occu­ News Tidbits Medina. call. MI 8-4848. tional ScHbol of Aeronautics. Box One car garage, spacious screened ment and quiet street. $17,900. truck. Model L16D. Three yard wait. Marlow’s. An 9-3808. D, Herald.^ -^OUTE $117 weekly. Hartford- AB, Herald. Boats and Accessories 46 YOU’LL THINK YOU’RE location. First floor with stove, re­ pancy. ^11 price only $]4,900. Culled from AP Wires In the presidential election last GETTING IT FOR NOTHING FURNISHED ROOM for rent at frigerator and garage. $100. MI porch. Amesite drive. Situated on Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464, water level. Call MI 3-8545. Alanchester area. Increase it to a well landscaped onp acre plus For information or December he rolled up a hugs vota DOUG’S Refrigeration Service—re­ 24 HOUR immediate servlo*. Re­ OLYAH»lA 18’ cabin cruiser with AND THE BEST PART OF IT 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. 3-4685. in Personals frigerator repairing, any hour. $144. Car necessary. Fldl training. lot. Priced to sell at $23,800. R. F. SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room Other Listings the provinces to defeat Rear 1952 JEEP STATION Wagon, 6 modeling, repairing, new installa­ Sitnations Wanted— Male 39 35 h.p. outboard. Coast Ouard ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS W o" Phone MI 3-5932. Man-may begte on a part-time PLEASANT heated furnished room MANCHESTER — North Main. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-6245. ranch, built-in oven and range. A helicopter lifts the 6 passen­ Adm. Wolfgang Larraaabal, the cylinder, 2 wheel with overdrive, tions, electric sewer cleaning, Private Instructioi 28 registered. CaU AH 9-0680. TAKE OVER LAWRENCE F. FIANO, former head of the Junto, w h M JOIN THE MATES. So you’ll be radio and heater, direclionals, basis. Fl;ller Brush Co. Tel. JA with private bath. Kitchen fa­ Three room heated apartment. Lot 100x200. $19,600. Phllbrick gers and 20 crew members from drainpipes cleaned fast end effl- MAN FRIDAY—Sober, steady. In THE UNPAID BALANCE Agency, MI 9-8464. Broker vote came largely from. Caraeta. able to get into your Easter suit. good rubber, best running condi­ SPE(JIALI8TS In exterior decor­ 8-7540 after 6:30 p.m. for Inter­ dustrious local famUy man, Im cilities available. Call Ml 9-4578. Hot water and utilities. Call after (XXVIII) the disabled Green motorshlp ating. Spring is just around the cienUy. Whl R. Ouy, An 8-0677. TUTORING and te a ch ^ French, view. ON WEEKLY MI 9-5910 Larrazabal left feat weekend to For informaUon call CH 6-9732, MI tion. MI 3-2685. German and Russian-ky qualified mediately available, varied work Diamonds—W atches^ OR MONTHLY TERMS 6. JA 5-0674. Flora during a heavy snowstorm 9-870S, MI 8-S664. corner. Call or write, Tri-State PLEASANT room in quiet home COVENTRY—New 6% room -anch OAKLAND ST..—Two family. Oil become ambassador to Chile. teacher. MI 3-0424,.evenings. experiences in sales, services, Jewelry : 48 ■ SEE WHAT YOU GET three bedroom, living room, kitch hot water heat. Good Investment .. . The Italian magaaine Gente Construction Co., 881 Main St. Moving—^Trucking— TOOL MAKERS trades and management opera­ next to bath, shower, parking. MI FIVE ROOMS heated, including report* the Shah of Iran offered ELECTRIC SHAVERS, sales snd (rear), MI 9-6360. 9-0887. three bedrooms, refrigerator and en and dining area. Built-in range property. Priced to sell. $17,600. TEN ROOM home on spacious lot ■ervlce. We carry cords, cutting Trailers 6-A Stpragre 20 tions. Diversified ^ucaUon, good LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re­ A gorgeous bedroom suite with, e and oven, fireplace and mantle Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. in downtowm Manchester. Don’t an engagement ring to Italian Estimate Wine Title. AND record, physically fit, age 49, ref­ Mr. and Mrt. dresser and a stove storm" windows, free ’mark­ Princess Maria Gabrlella but the heads, cases and most parts in Bonds—-Stocks Mortgages 31 pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ROOM FOR rent, continuous hot ing. $100. MI 3-4957. Baaement garage, hot water heat miss this one for $16,700. Phil ELCAR "36” , two bedrooms. Ex­ MANCHEISTER Package Delivery. erences, car. Write Box H Reasonable prices. Open daUy. "Sealy” Posturepedic mattress DIRECT from owner. 180 Henry briqk Agency, M 9^84W-______Princess refused it Duisburg, Germany — To win stock. Russell’a Barber Shop, cellent condition. Completely fur­ Building— Contracting 14 FIRST CLASS MACHINIS'TS water and shower. Private en Situated on one acre lot. f?lose to Spmee 8 t Light trucking and package deliv­ TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolidate Herald. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce with box spring, boudoir lamps, trance, parking. 101 Chestnut St. AVAILABLE March 1—Four room schools, bus and shopping. 814.900 St. Bargain. Below coat. Green co­ SIX ROOM'apllt level, two baths Nicholas J. A. Qieetan present Duisburg’s title of "Beer King,” nished, $2,150, only $100 down. BIDWELL HOME Improvement ery. Refrigerators, washers and your payments and improve your Street. AH 9-4387. rugs and picture*. The living room lonial, excellent condition. I.«rge ed his credentlalif to Hungary’s Clemens Harms, a nuater pum^ Jensen’s Inc., (always reliable). For work on close tolerance Air­ duplex, stove, refrigerator, park­ Minimum FHA financing. R. F. fireplace, recreation room, ga VACUUM CUBANERS repaired In Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ stove moving specialty. Folding credit standing. $22.25 per month craft Precision Parts. is a handsome sectional suite which BROOKFIELD ST. — GenUemen. ing provided. Oil heat, preferable Dimock Co., Realtors. MI 9-6245. lot. surrounded by over 100 Hem­ rage. City utilities. A real family President Islvan Dobl as Brit­ maker, correctly answered this my own bom* shop. FQiw yean Rolling Hills, Route 44A, Mans­ rages. Roofing and siding experts. chairs for rent. AH 9-()752. will pay off $1,000. If you own Articles For Sale 45 «iw> Includes a 9xi2 Mohawk ax- Pleasant master bedroom next to lock shnibs. Double garage. 1’4 ain’s Minister to Hungary. The question: "If the Rhine ran beer field. GArfleld 9-4479. one child. $89 per month. Write home near new school. Minimum (actoiy cKperlence. Au makea, low Aluminum clapboards a specialty. real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask HIGH HOURLY RATES minster rug, 3 tables, lamps, smok­ bath. TV, parking. kH 9-6801 after Box N. Herald. (XXIX) baths, near beat schools. For ap down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor Mayor and Superintendent of instead of water, how many glass- xatea. free estlinatea, tree pickup Unexcelled workmanship. Ess;3asy AUSTIN A. CHAAIBERS Co. Local USED LUAIBER, building and ing stands, hassock and pictures. 5 p.m. polntment call MI 3-7767. moving, packing, storage. Low Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for SOMETHING FOR MI 3-2453. School in Holyoke, Mass., dial fuls (pints) would it hold? Harms, and daUvary. Mr. Miner JA budget ternns. MI 9-6495 or TR details. Connecticut Mortgaj{e Fix- If you don’t qualify for one of plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot The kitchen has a lovely Westing- MANCHESTER ROAD, Glaston­ lenge the Civil Ubertio Union figuring from Basle to Mains, 2-8804. Anto DriviiiE School 7-A 6-9109. ^ rates on long distance moves to these positions, please do not ap­ water heaters, windows and house refrigerator, a famous make ROOM FOR RENT In private FOUR ROOM tenement, first floor, MANCHESTER — 'The modern 48 states. Ml 3-5187 change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. bury — Large four room ranch LARGE SIX room ranch, fireplace for its stand against the use of came up with this answer: four ply. doors. Choman’s Housewrecking, EVERYONE .... go* and gas range, 7 pc. dinette home. Board optional. Call MI central. MI 3-6872. ceramic tile bath, fireplace., com­ woman’s choice. Little time and garage. Need* some recedorating trillion. WANTED — Ride, Woodbrldge St., MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ CARPENTERS, experienced in 4-0236. energy is required to keep this public school facilities for paro­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ MAL TOOL & . at Stock Place. Open Saturday set, utility cabinets, linoleum, bination windows, fully olaistered but real value at $15,300, $1,000 chial school pupils... Pough­ junction of Lydall, to Hartford, ing driving school. Three skilled, building and contracting, altera­ 84, daUy 3:30-5, or call AH 9-2392. FIVE LARGE room duplex with three bedroom ranch sparkling. courteous Instructors. Class room ing Company. Local and l4 acre. $16,000, $1,000 track open on the New Haven INSTALLATION OF ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Painting—^Papering 21 bus. Hours 7:30-8:30 and 3-4, CaU 5 room ranch. 8 bed­ SAAHTBL ALBERT, Hartford CH weekly. 247 North Main, Inquire Hours 8:80-4:80. Phone MI 3-7943. MI 3-4814 after 6. unheated. Available March 1st. (XXX) down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, Railroad’s Important freight link SANITARY SEWER IN IV lARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ net work done. Honest and relia­ rooms all laege, 100x221 -7-0868 any time up to 8 p.m. Mrs. Irish. Inquire 233 Center St. An atmosphere of quiet dignity. MI 8-2463. between New England auid the PAINTING AND paperhanging. If yoti have no means of trans­ GROVE STREET censed driving school .rained. .. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe lot, 28’ Uvlng room with fire­ Six well propo’Zioned rooms of midwest. Aotomobfles for Sale 4 Good clean workmanship at rea­ Help Wanted— Female 35 portation, Til sent my auto for you. LAKE STREET — New six room MANCHESTER—8V4 room colonial, NO-nCE IS HEREBY OfVBN Certified and approved, Is •'ow of­ •Thompson, Ml 3-1895 for esti­ sonable rates. SO years in Man­ place and bookcases, dis­ Colonial with garage. Built by U warmth and charm. Commodious fering claasroom and lehind mates ' posal, kitchen fan. Early oc­ No obligation, ROOM FOR rent, 7 Florence St. FIVE ROOM apartment, centrally nice condition new furnace, one- that the President and Dlrectora o( BEFORE YOU BUY a uaed car chester. Raymond FTske. All MI 9-1940. * R. Built-in stove and oven closets. Sturdy construction. Park­ wheel instruction for teenagers. LEGAL SECRETARY. Write Box MANCHESTER . cupancy': located. MI 3-0368. car garage. Not in tract. Many the Eighth School and UtlUtlaa see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick (CARPENTER desires repair work, 9-9237. Large fireplace. Sun deck. 114 extras, full price $14,800. Beauti­ Woman Files Suit MI 9-8075. J, Herald, stating experience. A—U -B —E— R—T— ’S NICE ROOM for gentleman. Sepa­ like lot. $21,500. District have made apsesamenta for Sales and Service. 285 Main all types of remodeling. Dial PI WELDING SERVICE 6 rooni older home, spacious. 41-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, baths, three bedrooms. Beautiful ful two-famlly, excellent "mdi- construction and uiatallatton Of EXTERIOR and Interior rate entrance, parking. MI view, $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co. Street MI 0-4571. Open evenings. ATTENTION teenagers, new driver 2-7728. PARTY demonstrators needed. Ideal for growing family, play OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. garage. Telephone evenings CH H. B. GRADY, Broker tion. $17,900. New ranches from For Sidewalk Fal sanitary sewer In Qrovs Street In education classes starting :'atur- OeUlnga reftnished. Papei FURNACE and BOILERS 3-8905. 9-3401. Realtors. MI 9-5245. Wallpaper books. Estimate* given. New 1959 line of over 500 newest, REPAIRED and gardeh space alMunds, SAT. 6 P. M. $11,900 up. Don’t forget Mitten con the Town of Manchester. The 6wn- WANTED — Clean uped cars. We day. Call Mr. Miclette, Manches­ ALTERATIONS to kitchens bath­ MI 3-8009 fit all yoUr needs like a <»love. ers of the property assessed and buy, trade down or trade any­ rooms, attics, cellare, porches, or Byilly covered by Insurance. ■maktest, most unique nationally priced at $14,900. FURNISHED twin bedroom fop (XXXI) A $25,000 suit has been brought ter Driving Academy. Coventry, advertised items. Full or spare- TeL AH 9-1658—AO 9-8768 CHILD’S WAXED birch dresser cme-two girls. With o r ' wlthqht Coll the Ellsworth Mitten Agency. the amounts of the aasesamenta to thing, Douglas Motors, 333 'lain. PI 2-7249. . playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, Edward R. Price, All 9-1008. 8 room brick, l.900, • assume 4%% location. An unusual package buy Price dropped from $17,000 EVEREADY—-Aahea, rubbish re­ mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. for $21,800. R. F. Dlmock Co., Spacious ranch with an at- to $16,000 on this quality built moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. Hutchlna, MI 9-5132. Realtors, MI 9-8245. i^tached garage and a fuU base­ Valentine home. FuU baaement No job too big or small. Sundays ment 'This large home is lOi- BOLTON CCNTEfft—Attractive two with garage, three bedrooms, available, package delivery, light (XXXVH) cated within a block from nice Tcltchen, separate dining NO MONEY DdWIil expressing. MI 9-0874. MEH ip i OLIVER bedroom, ranch, aluminum Buckley (Vernon St.) School etorma, cellar, enclosed breeze­ area. Living room has paneled EXn 49* I 'r ® . OF and Reduced 8290 TWO-FAMILY — ExceUent condi­ Combination windows, fire­ fireplace wall. The lot . . , 150 COLONIAL GEIER ELECTRONICS. Electrical, ■ 2-42 Embroidered monograms 'will way,' garage. $13,900. Ml 9-6132. tion. 5-5. choice location. $18,700, place, etc. You name It, this 1st Payment OCT» radio and TV -r- installation and Space and play space galore inside and outside makea this make a set of linens take on that Carlton W. Hutchins. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI X 200. Artesian water, ame­ CENTER MOTOR SALES house has everything .'. , In-, site. This is an excellent buy. sendc^ For the best In service ' home FAAHLY PERFE!CT. Custom built apUt lev*! Home in* ] Am sllmiriing as the latest diet ‘made-to-order’ look! Quick and 9-5245. 481 MAIN SrptBKT eluding a realistic price tag. Real high elevation on a DECORA'TORS call ku 9-0762. beautiful setting of trees and spacious yard. Living room Wlt^. •'^ttrizetive alde-clos^ dress that easy to do. , FIRST TIME ON MARKET log burping fireplMC. Dining room with French doors opening.' Pattern No. 6678 hae hot-iron (XXXVIII) . Colonial on Henry Street. wooded lot sits this custom T V ANTEJNNT8 repaired and -In­ M anche^et^t li young and new. Four rooms, full basement, oil built rAnch. built -to the owm- FREE tronZIer for 4 seta each of Mr. and stalled. Call Modem TV: Servicei opto lovely patio. Kitchen k-ith knotty pine cabinets, l^tcious . N6. 8290 with Patt-O-Rama is heat, combination windows and 'Vacant and clean as a pin. master bedroom with.full, bath (staU shower). Two other bed­ Mrs., and His and Hera, plus sep­ MANCHESTER — Nice six room Three bedrooms, but easily fcr’s plana and specifications. HO 7 -6 3 9 6 • P A b it l N C MI 8-8185. fai atsea 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. 40, 43. doors. Garage, amesite drive, en­ Three bedrooms. Unique ar­ CUPOLA wfth ettrf Authoriaed Dealer for rooms and another full bath. Th* rec room is a beauty, knotty arate daisy motifs. closed yard. $11,800. Cape just off Porter St. Fireplace, made Into four. ExceUent Bias 14, 84 bust, 8 5/8 yard* of large lot, aluminum combinatioi^. rangement for the kitchen­ 24 Hwr pipe with ,-bar and buUtrlns: Heated tan|Pik-EMtni8 (sudh. as 8S-ineh; 3/8 yard contrast. ’To order, send 26c in coins to Six roonui,' oil heat, enclosed Cloaets,. full accessible attic pwclMie Airiiii FE9, • P A P E R IN C Mercury Slant Switches, telephone jacks) are too numerous Ann* Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ porch, large attic; city utiliUee, nice condition. $13,900. R. . F. and ihenr Is a two car garage. dining area. FuU basement, To order, send S5c in coin# to: Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. garage, nice neighbors. Can be •BERKELEY to mention. Fot the family lobkfag.for g flfie jiome let tis AtnC BURNETT. 1160 AVB, W ning Herald, 1160 AVE- OF amesite drive. Large garage, near .'Sure it has 144 baths, storm Up t* M jMOee Par OalhHi putebazMd for the value put on OKN RNi PJ4.$UNDAY you this one. ' ApniCAS, MEW YORK 88, N. A1&RICA8, NEW YOBK 88, school, store, bus & e . Rome la in (XXXIX) windows', center entrance, etc. RESIDEKmAL Special good condition. Prload only $13,800. Sales price is leas than it cost by the PHA .appralsera . • . N.Y. > $15.900. , Here’s a bsautlful alx-teoB Imae in the new higk aokaM district For letrclaoB mailing add 10c for MARCHBSTER—AU brick oU room C O M M E R C IA t .. • 8OGG0MOBIL wbteb was baOt In 1M2 and Uaa lUMt ia.iMiuwisilatii eondN ;lMr tlrat^laaa moiling add 1 ^ CHARLES LESPERANCE Dlscouni On fo r 60^ pattern. Print name, ad- •oolt pattern. Print' Name,. Ad> MI t-7620 Cape in South Manchester. Built s tJon. Featuring 8 bedivoiBS, oftan you Immedlstu eeenpaney and JARVIS REALTY CO. wlth zone, style number and drees, with zone and Pattern Num­ by PonUcelll In 1961. Aluminum 1“ FuUy^iuur0d , llaaciMater'a Newsat Oar awdiBna featwvw as a tv g a mmliini UtidiBn,,ttvtag .roaiB, i&alag M I3 “4 l1 i; ‘ ber. $14,000 RANCH, brick front, three oomblnationa, large enclosed rear OIL FURNACES rewm, 3 bathe, paMtad Mgnattsa room wltivbuUt-in bar, 8 diw> It’s reody-^-tlM ’58 Needlewark bedrooms, tiraplace, cellar, boiw- porch. Oarage and omosite drive. Tb Ja CROCKETT^ realtor j NAME FINE SELECmUN plaoea and wiaay, naajr axtras. TMa heme wUl pleess the whole EveiiiiigS'Uiall... " 85c now for the new ■ ■ M l h o c k r !4kiid Bummer ’59 ioou* of Album! Ftfty-ahz pages of pretty board heat, treea, near bua, No basement, large lot. Very nice . 244 MAIN ST1lEET<~alI S-I577 n»vicB ~aa t-47M O F CUBAN fhaBty. - OpoMr wffl D ata tU an.aSeta, Thamk M I 3-7847 ^ : r VI M I 6 7 FI 2 -^ 1 0 M moguine Bosio Full' iMgna: pluefreit ^ U n u for ero- ■tocaa. acbool. Carlton W. Hutch- eonditiop. $18,800. R . F. rim oek Sari YanCamp GSEBGARS PAUL J. C O M lilifl. P I ^ « 3 1 1 ; Wfl iv t! iflwt mod'knit Jtaiiia. 86e n oopyt tea. MI t-am . 06., Rsaltora, MI 9-8248.

I f : ■i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1959 The Weather Average Daily Net Press Run Foreeaat of 0 . B, fVeathev Befeae PAGE aiXTBEK Jlanrhffiter lEBJitiite: l^walib For tlw WoNc Ending Fobruary Itb, ItSt OeoastosMl rata or drhats, mlM- ardson, 17, of HarUotd, and ert J. White, 18; of 69 Birch SL, er toolgibt and earfy SaSday fol­ Th* VFW AuxllUry will hold • Gibbons Assembly lowed by gmdual eleaiteg laia Pfc. Richard J. Zapadka. 21. ^ Grace Gi‘oup Sets | were arrested on complaint of Er­ 12,882 of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zapadka] card party tonight at 8 o'clock at nest Richardson, (no relation) of MODERM Sunday afternoon. U tile chaege About Town 1»8 Woodland St., participated tha post home. To Hear Priest 67 Qek St., after the hoys wym | Mioadwr of the Audit tai temperature. Musical Pro^am Bureau of droolatlon. Feb. 2 to 7 with the 3rd Infantrj' Zion Lutheran Ohunch Council 1 . -il..,' - * • seen In She Riehardsop hsi«k ya«J; Manchester— A City of Village Charm Mtn R«iter of DivtsioB In Exerclie Free Pl*y. The Rev. Caaalan Yuhas or the; TV SERVICE members will meet this evening et The ^ ra ce Group of Center reedy to get Into the car. ’ i MlM Hei«U ScMmmel. jlaugMe''| large acale Seventh Army field i . - Pascionlst Monastery, Fanplbg- Patriilmen Harold Newicmnb iend 7:30 at the church. Confirmation Ojurch will Wold its montJily '"C aEKVINO MANCHESTEB Of Mr. *nSeychelles I.s- that the reaulta of his operation East Hartford To the people who have a section of the celling apparently lands in the Indian Ocean. i and the further course of treat­ Tel. JA 8-1565 ment will be successful. borrowed chairs from the Patlenta Today, 201 . » fell." At that lime the Greek Cypriots "That fire cut just like an had been agitating for some 18 "In order to allow time for this Convenient Quish Funeral Home. We a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: acetylene torch,” he said, months to throw off British colo­ 1 purpose the secretary continues on To Aircraft would appreciate your re- Glenn Bump. Broad Brook; Joseph Tomorrow, February 14, it VaUntine's Day; w«'va frivolou* : leave of absence.” Shainis, Stoughton, Mass.; Fraji- Delmar Fannin, one of the 20 oc­ nial rule. The agitation had Hours: 6:30 aiin. turniitg them so that oth­ erupted into a wave of killings by i The announcement came shortly cis Coughlin, Bast Hartford; Mra. fanciot aucj'practical treasure*, too! j cupants of the stone-front struc­ I after Eisenhower had spent 37 to 5:30 p.m. ers may have the privilege Francea Mulready, 10 preaton Valentine ture, said he was awakened "when the Greek Clj’prlot underground known aa EOkA. ' minutes at Dulles’ bedside. Ages 2 and up of using them. Dr.; Sherry Ann Yacono, 9 Camp­ the fire flapped the rug at my A medical report issued after­ bell Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Ruth Oles- door like wind. Maka:loa was the head of the Greek Orthodox Church in Cyprus. ward said that when DuHes was ki East Hartford; Mra. Helen "I heard a woman scream blit operated on for hernia yesterday Purnell, 20 South St.. Rockville; Gift Hankies ' was unable to tell where it was And, in the ancient tradition of the Island, this made him secular head morning a small "nobular implant” Mrs. Janelle Coons, 40 Litchfield coming from. Then I smelled was removed from the hernia sac St.; Neil Wise. 61 Hilltop Dr.; J We have lovely new colorful spring prints. Also smoke.” of the community as well. Only a Kiss Apart The British recognized liim as and proved upon examination to be Mrs. Freda Schwarm. 119 Cooper \ Valentine handkerchiefs in a wide assortment. Fannin’s wil^e and sister jumped an "adenocarcinoma,” a small can­ Hill St.; William Conrady, 22 Earl to safety and he and a brother-in- The sweet spell of Valentine’s Day is likely to overcome anyone, such and negotiated with him in r ORANGE HALL a the early stages of the struggle. cer. The medical announcement 1 St.. Rockville; Sharon Johnson, 94 law were brought out by firemen. even the very young, as is demonstrated here by Linda Findlay also said that the fluid removed 1 High St.; Charles Pitney, 1003 Tol­ Coroner Russril Compton said and Ricky king. Linda, daughter of Mrs. Verna Findlay, 13 From the start Makarios had identified himself as a protagonist at the time the hernia sac was re­ land Tpke.; Lisa and James Davia, CJIKXS the missing person was 14-year- Ridgewood St., and Ricky,^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. King, paired was found under the micro­ ‘ 37 Mill St.: Ralph E dw ii^ , to eld Jack Kirk, believed to have 251 Spring St„ are ahown, at a party at the Center Nursery of—the union of Greece with scope to contain ’’free cancer ^Sadd8 Mill Rd., Ellington: Mrs. spent the night with his father. School yesterday. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). Cypriis. cells.” 59' 'Die sore spot in the Arch­ ; Esther Neubauer, 42 Courtland Fine quAlit>''‘pAi)eir And envelopes in note The father was among the victims. "No further surgery is con­ BINGO^ St.; Joseph Ladone, 37 Deerfield Compton Hated the other dead bishop's dealing with colonial of­ and letter Size. All white or decorated ’ HANHiaSRCHlEF^SUlii Floor templated,” the announcement I Dr.; Arthur Williams, 4 Pearl St.; aa: Jack McKenzie, 30; his wife ficials was his attitude to EOKA. said. "In the immediate future ^ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 J 1' Mrs. Filomena Krol, 80 Homestead sheets. Polly, 28: her utillbom child: and The British pressed Makarios to denounce publicly the killing of radiation therapy will be used." W OBANOB HALL. 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER St.: Mrs. Barbara Hemingway, 12 their son, Jackie, 4; Dickie Joe, Sandbaggers Patch I Windermere Ave.. Rockville, / British soldiers and of Greek Same Type of Oonoer 2; Johnny William, 1; James Pow­ The cancer described as adeno- REGULAR GAMES—6 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPSTAKE i BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ell, about 22; Mrs. Grace Blanton. Cypriots regarded by EOKA as ! daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph traitors. Makarios refused. cai'clnoma was the same kind of I Box 50; Frank Artist, about 60; and cancer Dulles was operated on for Dionne, 170 Eldrldge St. SPECIAL Clyde May, about 60. In March, 1966, he was arrested . I BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Wabash Dike Break just as he was about to fly to when a cancerous portion of his Fire Chief Burris Hensley, a lower intestine was removed on to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanauer, SPARKLING JEWELS veteran of 46 years with the de. Athena and hustled aboard a Brit- 116 Well St. Nov. 8, 1956. .) STATIONERY—Main Floor partment, said, "I’ve never seen Eisenhower's eUtetnent wa« Is­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; * blaze as destructive as this one.” West Terre Haute, Ind., Feb. 14^1ast June and never was com­ (Omttaned P) — A temporary dike holding ant Anne Wheaton. State Depart­ MANCHESTER St.: Carlenfc Morrill. 3 Goodwin svrirllng Wabash River flood- dike was thrown up instead of try­ Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Gladys Fsyle, ing to rebuild the permanent levee. ment press officer Lincoln HHUte (OoaUaaec: on Page Five) waters froip this-western Indiana gnive out the medical r e p ^ . 680 W. Middle Tpke.; Raymond city broke early thlriwomlng,-but -^'Soine 150 homes are in- :* - 16^ Face Gagliardone, 214 Gardner SL; Mrs. sandbagging crews patched the The President dlscT'died thst Valentine Hosiery square block area near where the '.r during his visit he and Dulles had Imperial Caterers, Inc. Eleanor Crockett, ' 4 West' St.; break and kept most of the water break came, but officials said they Christine Dulka, 97 Cambridge St.; Valentine Gift Jewelry talked over the Secretary’s condi­ Arkwright O i l Blast-Fire from the city. thought all families had evacuated. Questions by tion with the doctors. Mrs. Marilyn Merritt. West St., Sheer Seamless ...... pair 79c Farther up the river officials de­ The river level reached 24.2 feet Scout Does Good Turn— for Himself “ For Your Special Affair*" Columbia: Mra. Anna Swanson. 25 Choose from necklaces, earrings, bracelets, etc. In pastel "While I was with him hi* doc­ Arlure bated Ivhether . to dynamite a shortly before the break and still There was a while elephant in the woodpile I-ewls Banning Jr., 11, of 54 Lodge Dr., discovered Thurs­ HunUngton St.; Harry Jackson, colors, gold and silver finish. Also rhinestone. giant ice jam that threatened to was rising. The Weather Bureau Crime Probers tors discussed with us their finding 162 Maple St., Mrs. Daisy Harri­ Sheer Seamless ...... pair $1.00 Injures 35 at day when he picked up a box In Center Springs Park for a home project. The toy animal, made of the existence of malignancy not BANQUETS - WEDDINGS - OUTINGS break loose suddenly and send had predicted it would crest today specially by the local Ka-Klar Co., was hidden by the Chamber of Commerce to stlmulatejnterest son, 25 Vernon Center Heights, iVIbft Dsrlc tons of ice and water roaring at 24'.2 or 24.3 feet. Flood stage is Chamber fully determined as to extent but Vernon; Mrs, Phyllis Ostberg, 23 Washington, Feb. 14 (ffi.^Senate in its Washington s Birthday Sale Feb, 21. The iad shows where he made the find to certain to require further treat­ Seam Sheer Nylons . .pair $1.15 Ontario Dance downstream. Above the jam the 14 feet. member Joseph Garman, who afterward awarded the *2.5 Savings Bond prize to Lewis. (Herald FREE ESTIMATES^TEL Ml 3-878I— Ml V-9953 Barry Rd.; Clive McKinney, 132 big cleanup began. Rackets probers said today James ment.” Elsenhower, said. Pearl St.; Mrs. Nettle Reale. 74 Alba Self Seam.Sheers pair $1.35 to The dike that broke here waa on Crews of more tnan 300 persons R. Hoffa, president of the Team­ Photo by Oflara). ______'The President said he and Dulles Serving Conn, and Mass. Woodland St>; Joseph Shaints, Van Raalte t Only Kingston, Ont., Feb. 14 (A5—An Sugar Creek, a swollen tributary have been working night and day sters Union, has been called in for "had a good talk and he Is rest­ Stoughton. Mass.; Glenn Bump. oil stove knocked over by two men of the Wabash. building the dike, which is about closed-door questioning Monday. ing well.” nylons .... .pair $1.15 to $1.65 seven feet high. Hoffa, who previously has been • Your Hall or Our Banquet Halls Broad Brook; Carl Swenson. 124 in a scuffle started flames racing Officials, at first thinking it was Step to Presidency "His immediate response to the Tanner St.; Mrs. Jennie Senkbell, No-Mend useless to try to patch the dike, National Guardsmen and local questioned publicly bv the commit­ 2 Techniques ' ' l 0 y ' r through a crowdpd dance hall residents were joined by prisoners tee, also has been directed to pro­ hernia operation, aa the doctor:-, • Family Stye or Individual Service Jurovaty Rd.. Andover; Mrs. Pau­ Sheer nylons ...... pair $1.65 released sandbagging crews to scan indicated to me, has ■ been very line Skinner and daughter, 47 early today. At least 35 persons from the Indiana State Penal Farm duce additional financial records. were injured by the flames and in the area and see if all families had satisfactory,” Elsenhower said. • We Furnish Everything Lakevlew Dr.. Coventry; Mrs. AU first quality In new wanted evacuated. yesterday. Teamsters Ix>cal 266, described Used to Find shades. Gift Jewelry Boxes the rush for the exits. Chet Swartz, executive director as gangster-ridden, was pictured in The medical report said Dulles Elaine P^hle and eon, Richard Rd:, The crews later were recalled, Castro Takes Post had "spent a very comfortable Hospital officials listed 18 per­ of the Terre Haute-Vigo County testimony received by the commit­ • Catering Up To 4,000 People Vernon. h o s ie r y b a r —Main Floor and the break was repaired in night and la in good spirits.” It Satin and velvet lined w ith self rising trays. Pastel colors sons still in the hospital, and 17 about 30 minutes. Red Cross, said some emergency tee yesterday as using threats and Cancer Tissue treated and released. One 20-year- housing was provided for evacuees. intimidation to muscle in on the added; IHOMAS BENOIT THOMAS LOUGH with lock and key. Authorities still feared that the "His blood pressure is 125 o-ver old youth waa in serious condition. dike might give way today, as the He said four more shelters are jukebox business in the New York By FRANK CAREY FELIX GREMMO JAMES MINICUCCI Taxi driver Allan Cooper said he ready to open if the waters break area. /4s Cuba’s Premier 70. His temperature has been nor­ huge upstream ice jam and predic. (AP Science Writer) mal since the operation, his pulse OR!AT NEW FUll OH heard a loud boom, just as he ar­ tions of more rain posed a double through the dike again. New York labor unionist Alex rived with two fares for the dance. Washington, Feb. 14 (/P)—There is 70.” threat. Anxious residents i^stream along Ck)hen was questioned about this t',. iwo kinds of tissue tests for DIVIIOFMBNTI Vt', .Only each He helped take some of the in­ the historic river expected to learn by Committee Counsel Robert F. Fidel Cas-*'Havana after Dictator Since Dulles was operated on in More than 1,500 families already Havana, Feb. 14 {/P) 1956 medical reports—some as re­ jured to the hospital. Including a have been chased, from their today whether a mountainous ice Kennedy but refused to answer, in­ Batista fled in the dawn of New man whose hands were burned tro vaulted to (Juba’s premiership minutes to a half hour, and an­ cently as last November — had ’ • . ■ • t ■ homes along the Wabash, and jam between Logansport and Del­ voking his Fifth Amendment pro­ Year'.s Day. other more definitive one that re­ JEWELRY BAl^-Maln Floor - when he threw a coat over the phi would be d.\'namiled in an ef­ tection against possible self-incrim- today with wide powers to speed Cuba's revolutionary regime ha.s showed no recurrence of the dis­ 0ginS President Eisenhower yesterday quires storing the tissue speci­ ease. heater in an effort to extinguish declared 13 flood-stricken counties fort to ease the ice and water Ination. up the social revolution born of the branded these Batista supporters Arf' the fliunes. mens overnight. in major disaster areas. slowly downstream. Kennedy asked Ccrfien. who heads rebels’ victory in arms. as ordinary criminal.'). The refusal Pre.sumably, in secretary of "There were people writhing in A permanent levee along Sugar the United Industrial Unions, if ail The 32-year-old , military com­ in approving safe-conduct passage pain all over the ground,” said a Stale Dulles' ca.se. both were done Creek, broke during the big floods (Continued on Page Nine) the unions In which he had been mander assumes the administra­ for them out of the country has or perhaps only the longer one. reporter who arrived at the West active in the Jukebox field had not tion of a country still restless after 'led to disputes with several Lalin- End dance hall a few minutes after There has been no official word. been set up to- protect employers two years of civil war and con­ American governments giving Either situation would account Bulletins the fire started. - rather than employes. fronted with serious economic and Police were etill investigating them refuge, including Argentina, for the fact that doctors are As Cohen declined to answer, diplomatic problems. Mexico and Chile. delaying any public announcement from the AP Wires the Incident that started the fire.. Kennedy said that the witness late­ His first task is to curb threat­ About 150 persona, mostty teen­ Ribicoff to Present Castro had the a.ssurances of re­ of the results of their examina­ “ X:- ly had turned his efforts to help ening strikes—especially in the (UJl’IO KNOWS SU f I o v r s agers, were in the one-story tiring Premier Jose Miro Carbona, tion to determine whether Dulles Local 266 and what Kennedy called vital sugar Industry—and find jobs has had a recurrence of a spread 2 DIE IN FIRE Saturday Is The Last Day To frame Circle Dance Hall when the the underworld figures behind it to 56, that he would have "the op­ for the half-million unemployed in portunity to select his collabora­ of the inlestlnsl cancer that waa Montreal, Que., Feb. 14 (F)— fire erupted. Dancers were turned establish a monopoly over the coin­ Two persons were burned to h § ^ | t e « a r : into human torches by the blazing machine business In New York. a work force of 2,204,000. tors freely." removed In 1958. Budget on Tuesday Another' issue facing Castro 1s In moving up to the political Tissues and fluid were removed death and at least nine injured oil. Many were forced to dive He asked Cohen if what he were in a fire which swept a 56-tmit Shop For Valentine Gilts through windows when the door­ selling were not his "gangster con­ the fate of Cubans who took asy­ front, Castro took a step that yesterday when Dulles was oper­ ways almost jammed with the lum in various foreign embassies in many felt waa leading toward the ated on for hernia. apartment building early toda}'. nections” and the intimidation that Two children, who were feared to escaping crowd. Hartford, Feb. 14 (A6 Gov-f> Ricciuti asked that the present went with them. presidency. Here are the two tissue test “The heat waa tremendous,” Abraham Ribicoff_will present his minimum wage law be tied to the Among Cohen’s backers and as­ Surprise Cabinet Shakeiip techniques: have perished in the flames, said Vem Jackson. 29. Toronto, budget message to a joint session federal statute; so that all future sociates, Kennedy said, were such Pressure had been mounting for 1. The rapid test. This involves were found later at the homes of the General Assembly on Tues­ increases on the national level notorious figpures as Carmine Lom- Castro to lake over the provision­ taking a small piece of tissue and of neighbors. Another 125 per­ (Oonttnned on Page Three) day. would be automatic for the state. bardozzi, Anthony (Tony Ducks) News Tidbits al government when the surprise quick-freezing it by means of sons fled into 80 above tem­ ChoPse from a large assorfihent of plastic, plastic patent, carbon dioxide or "dry Ice.” Then, peratures aa fire sped through genuine leatjier, and t| i.f new clear, plastic oyer flowers. , Lovely Slips The following opponents of The minimum wage laws pro­ Corallo, and- John (Johnny Dio) Culled from AP Wires cabinet shakeup was announced the Democratic/(MNmiKor’s court posed would extend coverage to Dioguardi. last night. with a delicate knife, a slice about the brick- building shortly sifter reorganization 6>lan wUl appear farms with mote than three Cohen took the witness chair midnight. Fireman' Dies before the Judiciary Committee. workers. The State Labor (Com­ after the committee charged that (Conttnued on Page Three) (Continbed on Page Nine) and Half Slips They will answer proponents of The Maasachusetta State At­ CRASH KILLS 6 missioner said he would consider another witness who invoked his torney General’s Advisory Con­ the bill who were heard this past a lower minimum for the indus­ Fifth Amendment privilege; Sonie Charleeton, W. Va., Feb. 14 (F) each Hale’s ha* a wonderful selection of lovely sumer Council charges that the —Six persons were killed early to In Oash Near week. try ii) view of the nature of the Parker of Brooklyn, must have- Milk Control Commission has slips and half sUps trimmed with lace that Hearings will continue all work and the number of hours in­ Revenue Loss for Towns today when their car veered off through next week except for “ utter disregard” for the public U.S. 21 about two miles north H«lpB kfop your launder beautifully. ^Also nylon tricot in a volved. But he Insisted that he (Continued on Page Three) welfare by prolonging Its hearings Elm City Fire Tuesday, when both Houses of the wanted a minimum wage law for of Sissonville and plunged Into wide' assortment. .Democratlc-Kxmtrolled . Assembly on the November milk price hikes. the Poca RiveA5St|ii» Police re­ i»urn«r cl«on as it NEW LADY BUXTON BILLFOLDS'...... $3.95 ea. farm workers. . . . The Iraqi Embassy in Beirut, gather for thd Governor’s mwwage. Property Tax Discount ported the bodies hhye been re­ haats your horn*! BAGS aHiLBILLFOLDS—Main Floor t - New Haven, Feb. 14 (JP)—One Yesterday, the Legislative Labor But, said Rep. Samuel B. Law­ Lebanon, declares that peace and covered hut not Identified. Two CT3f New Haven fireman waa killed to­ Committee considering a bill to rence (D-East .WlndsorT, farm School Buses quiet are reigning throughout Iraq, despite foreign reports of women, three girls and one boy RT-98 is ths moat completeijy .98 - $l««95 day when a Are truck and an auto­ extend coverage ufider the state’s workers should be excluded from were in the car. egeetiye fuel oil additive in uie mobile collided in downtowm New *1 an hour minimum wage law, the minimum wage proposals — Internal strife. For 65, Older Opposed today. This helps your oil Haven. Four other firemen and a especially the 40 hour overtime Defects Fixed A (Jhlcago man is being ar^- / at a-public hearing. raigned on charges he received PRAVDA WARNS IRAN burnw deliver more dean, de­ motorist were reported Injured. State Labor Commissioner Re- provisions. ’’You can't milk cows Moscow, Feb. 14 WP)—Pmvdn ' Up^GliaiE OjETAHTBa&NT—Main >kipr The accident occurred at the . in­ on a-40-hour week,” he said. Law­ Hartford. Feb. 14 Slightly about 698,000 worth of bonds pendable heat.'.You get pre­ nato E f Ricciuti urged the General 'stolen from a Canadian bank.. . Hartford, Feb. 14 (J>)—Bills thatymlssion for Senior (Jltizens, and warned Iran today of the "dire mium eerviM, too. All deeigntd tersection of Elm and Temple Assembly to pass bills that would rence is a farm owner. more than a third o f the state's consequences” of its pro-went- Streets almost In front of the Members of a designing and draft­ would provide property tax exemp­ others to make home heeting eesy. Valentine Day bring thousands o f employes— A bill prohibiting the deduction I, 300 school buses were found to Others opposing the bills were em policy. The Communist party New Haven PubUc Library. have defects which were ordered ing union reject a 2-year contract tions for persons over 65 ran into those at resorts, summer camps, o f tips from wages was opposed proposed by the Electric Boat Di­ heavy opposition from the State spokesmen for the Municipal Fi­ organ camo out |n the wake of The Are truck was responding to 'farms, restaurants, ' hotels and corrected -by the'State Motor Ve­ $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 a box alarm for a slight fire at'the by restaurant, hotel and resort vision of General Dynamics Corp. Tax Department yesterday. nance Officers Assn., the Connecti­ a Soviet government statMnent today h r beauty parlors—^under the present owners. They said the biU would hicle Department in its annual cut Investment Bankers Assn., and Thursday charging that a "two- We welcome charge account*! Greew Trading SUmpe are given with -Hotel Duncan. Damage, in a inspection of the, buses. . .Two members of the Ma­ John F. Tarrant, counsel for the Gift-ToU^ries state minimum.. cause the public to pay more for chinists Union are charged with ta-' department, said the depart­ the Connecticut Public Expendi­ faced . Insincere policy” o n . the caah Mies and also to eustomera who pa>' their icharge account within •mouldering sofa, waa eatlmaMd Ricciuti supported the Ulls abol­ AH buses in which defects were goods and services. distributing an anonymous smear ment was opposed to all seven tures Council. part of Iran led to. the break­ Mobilhoat tT^ts fifteen (1&) days-after hiilipK date. ' at 110. ^ ' ishing the special, wage boards noted, have been, reinspected and Tarrant said that there were down of negotlatloqa wiUi tlM CUFF LINK SETS *2.50 „. *3.50 The truck, speeding west up TTie ReAaurant Wage Board found in satisfactory condition, cartoon attacking Seq. Barry bills up for a public hearing before Coty'* N»w Compact ...... $1.>$8 now coveHng these groups, insti­ Ooldwater ’(R-Ariz.). more than 222,000 persona 65 or Soviet Union for a aon-aggreB-, Plus Fed Tax Elm Street, caromed off the side tuting time and-a-h^ for, work­ passed an order last December al-. according to (Jommissioner John the General Assembly’s finance Chanel NeV 5 Cologne .... $3.50 to $5.50 of the automobile and mounted lowing restaurant employers to Pan American Airlines plans to committee. over in Connecticut in 1957, up eion pact. ing hours over 40 hours a week, J. Tjnaan. more than 12,000 since 1955. WE GIVE F r ^ Parking Rear Of Store the sidewalk In front of the Tale deduct 35 cents an hou)* from the The moat frequent fault found enter the luxury hotel business In Tarrant said that the top pro­ Whjta Shpuidfr* Cologne .. $5.00'. and prohibiting restaurants and Europe ; . . Russia is angry with He said (he state was not losing ROK, JAP lORJSlS GROWS Faculty Club adjacent^© the Yale other service industries from de- minimum 'wages of employes who with the vehicles waa in JighU posed exemption of $5,000 could GREEN STAMPS ( Inttmata Spray Mist ...... $3.00 University Press BuUdlng. receive tips - for their services. Iran, the Stqte Department says, n\ean a loqs of more than *38,000,- senior citizens, but was actually Seoul, Feb. 14 (AV-CrowffB 41.50 ... 42.00 .ducting tips from minimum wages. that would not work and hi slg gaining them at a faster rate than chanting antt-Japnaeoe alogaas TIE BARS Shultoh Spray Cologne ...... $2.50 Firemen riding on the vehicle Representatives of- affected in­ Ricciuti said that, indirectly, the nZling devices. because o f Iran’s "deterttilna'tion to- ()00 in tax revenues to the state’s Plus Fed Tax remain a faithful member of the the overall population growth. demonstsated ttuonghbot the were tossed,.lnto the •l*'**J-- . dustries opposed the bills and employers were receiving the Upb. Only 115 instances of Steering 169 towns. Republic of. Korea today and » - Yardley's Spray Cologne...... $2.00 Tha dead fireman waa idehuflad Baghdad Pact.” » The sevdn bills before the com­ Granting the proposed tax ex­ \ MORlftRTY pleaded economic hardship before He asked why the restaurant busi­ and/pr stopping defects, were emptions to the senior citizens, he latloM between the tWo ooun- as Charles Mauro, about 62. ness should be subsidized, by the Mrs. Jean lavarone, 43, accused mittee provide exemptions ranging Revlon Lipjitick i;.... $ty3t ' Injured and hospitalized were the hearing^. found, with 71 of th m due to said, could mean a potential grqnd trlea fell to a . new low. -The The committee also listened to public. worn tires. of stealing a bab^ less than three from *1,000 to *5,000. They vary R()K cabinet inaot in aa eaaar- Wriiley Cologne. .. '$2^00 A^Hpr Lt. James Hally, and Fire­ hours olfi.from a hospital mirseir In Some details, but all are aimed list loss to the state of *1,100,- BROTHERS men WUUam T. Carey,^Jojeph B. ojnmsiUbn to measures that would Mrs. Margaret 'DriaboU, couiuel Tlie total number of buses found 000,000. gency eeoalpa lor the third (lay Coty’s Spnay Cologne ...... $3J0 prohibit employers from dlstrirh- of the State'Labor Oouncll, op­ defective was 435 Or 34 per cent, last month has been found sane at providing tax relief for senior to dhenee ; prev iat ^ Ryan' and Mchafd J.. WilUame. and able to stand trial . . . The citizens. Using the zverafe state tax rate 301-31 $ GfMfar Stiiifr ai«n hoepltaUzed waa. the (tover, itnating against emplpyes because posed Rtcciuti*B proi>qsal to abol­ compered to 31 per cent in 1957 of 36 miUs, Tarrant said, a pro­ Japan from :o f t h ^ sge. Opponents maintain­ ish the wage boards. She said the and 86 per cent in 1856. The num­ Air Force fired another Bomarc Yhey were supported by individ­ ahrteken Koreana taj J:. .. 'it:-; -'- - ■ V . of the automobile jwbo i w IdMU- ual legislators, the Council of posed *1,000 exemption would a* James W. Beinhstfdt, 30, o f’ ed that such a law would discour­ boards would raise the minimum ber at buses Inspected in the lat-.l high over the Atlantic but the re­ to Nerih Ken fb a sults o f ths shoot Is • qnesttoB Senior caUzens of Connecticut, a tVE » 0C GREEN STAJIfP New Haven. Reinhardt waa driv-i age _ new industry from coming to wages of industries that had epe- ter two years wers 1,188 and (Oonttnned «■ Page Nine) aM * bava M i > 5 1 3 5 lAi ai> iaaBeass malic. member of the (Sovemor’y Com- I'l - 1 r --WiilijBair. Msi- laaeaaHiaeeiiaeia a S J We wlf«* OonnecUcuL xiol needs. 1^006. rebpecUvsljr. iT ': . / H / /