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/ . The Weather THURSDAY; JANUARY 7, I960 Average Daily Net Press Run Foreenot of O. S. WoBtkor B b im m . cv^ . V > For'tbe WSfek Ended- Chanco "Of anow tn n le o oUtljr Dm . 26. 1959 FOURTEEN tonight, clearing, YYlady, s M e t IffiattrbPElpr ^tipning ®^ralb later tonight. Low 10-26. Cfondy. 13,062 windy, colder Sntnrday. High 'Mna Sd. Member of the Audit The pari*h committee of S t Plnehu^ atSn Mali SJ^|i*iiTill 9 Tliar«|a»$ aaAFri48y* Bomob of Circulation John’s Polish flatlonal Catholic Manche$tftr-~~A City of. Village Charm A bou tT o^ ^ Church will met tomorrow at 7 From Your Neighbor 's Kitchen PRICE FIVE GENTR p.ip. in the church hall. The an­ MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, JANUARY 8; i960 Pfc. Aurtln *es Trap ate of Manchester High School, Covenant CongregatlQi^ Church, One o r her many specialties is Set in Dive to i o n - entered the Army in July 1958 and with "Prayer, and theTamlly’’ as "Limelight Pie," a glamorous and ■%<* ..-•^Isa, bkla., Jan. 8 (J)—Tulsa airrived overseas In June 1959. the,theme tomorrow at TfSfip.m. refreshing company dessert. The Police Commissioner ffobert Both services are part of the^b- filling bpasts fresh lime Juice and ^Inner, Space’ Mawhinney told ' this one' yes­ Uttle Flower of Jesus Mothers’ servance of University Week pY-^ crushed pineapple and calls for npl terday : • • ’ Circle will meet at the home of Prayer. cooking at kll, The pie 1s topped! An unidentified Tulsa pollca .with whipped cream and shaved | San Diego, Calif., Jan. 8 (/p) officer was about to start his Mrs. Marcia Charest 192 Fam- Anny Specialist Ronald A. ham Rd., South -Windsor, tomor­ chocolate curls. —The bathyscaph Trieste has ifiotorcycle. Gustafson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. UmeUght Pie set a new world’s diving rec­ He reached for a traffic ■viola­ row at' 8 p.m. Mrs. Gene Moriarty Helmer O. Gustafson, 12S Glen- tion ticket which was resting on* 'Will be co-hostess. Sift together; ord of more than 4Ys miles in wood St., participated with the I •• 1 - 51 cup sifted flour Agaihi here at Pin^ one handlebar. 101st Airborne Division’s 187th In­ U teaspoon salt a t i f h __ The^withln a, 2-mlT« target wea from the Marianas trench near Just in the nick of time he fantry in a special Strategic Army /I • 2 tablespoons sugar' hurat we feature a top Y'ou save, at lease 20c Moscow, Jim » (HT) tuB Ta . launching point 5,900 miiea Guam, the Navy said todky. spotted something camouflaged- Corps alert at Ft. Campbell, Ky., Cut in: ■ , grade Smoked Should­ / i Russians are invading Ameri­ away.) Tms new record of 24,000 feet under the ticket— at rat trap, \ recently. Specialist Gustafson, . >4 cup shortening until particles j The RussUns did not specify set to snap on his hand. N otice er Ham at a special a pound on these large ca’s favorite testing ground in battered the previous, record.s of ------*...... - . 1 first cook in the infantry’s Com­ are the sire of small peas. ^ j the Central Pacific to try out 'the firing site for iheir^^new rt^ket. 18,600 feet set by the Navy deep- pany B at- the, fort, entered the i - Drip: . - • , budget price. . save at all white meat tender a powerful new rocket built ITie announcemeniL byXthe offlcial sea diving device in the same area .. Kennedy, Army in January 1958, and com­ ■ Vs square ( Vi or.) melted choco­ Soviet news agency Taaaaald only in November. . WE HAVE DAILY late over mixjure, tossing light­ least 36c to 42c on for launching heavy Earth t ' ’ ' • ; pleted basic training at Ft. Dix, that the le ^ j will be to ^evelop^ Inside the 75-ton craft when it Show of Force ’1 '' ■[ ’ - ’• i N. J. He is a 1957 graduate of ly with fork. every shoulder you chicken breasts. . buy satellites and space flights to ’.'a more powerful rocket to l^ n ch .■'.'■a . DELIVEKY TO THE m W the new venture into what I UsCCl fOF ■• ■ ■ ■ r.'-..;■.?!!■.. Manchester High School and was Sprinkle one to twoTtablespoons | the planets. heavy Elarth satellites and under­ cold water over ,nrf«ture, tossing buy.... : -. , " V take apace flights to planets^sOf soiri* _ Navy sclentiats cdll "Inner i Nixon in formerly employed by Pratt & ■I or a dozen. . put a The Soviet! inat night staked out were Lt. Donald Walsh, lightly with fork until dough is the aoUr system.” It. ^ ded; assigned t o , Whiteny Aircraft. ' SWIFT PREMIURI a broad, deserted area 1,100 miles Ine officer BOLTON moist enough to hold together. j| SHORT SHANK feu in-your freezer. southwest of the Hawaiian Islands ••With a view to perfecting this I- Jacques Piccai-d..' Riot at Prison All former members of Boy fform intoA ball. Roll out on flout- ; 5 to e LBS. for test firings to begin between poccet with a high , g^ias scienGat serring as technical Scout Troop 3 are invited to. a ed jafistr^ cloth"or board to 10-inch Jan. 15 and'Feb. 15. flight, its launchings without the | \ * Test Vote meeting at Waddell School tonight circl^ Fit pastry loMely into 8-] SMOKED Foreign ships and aircraft were last sUge will be made within Hartford, Jan. 8 l-rib—The swfft AREA at 7. Boys wishing to join are 1 ] ^ 'pie pan. Fold « g e to form warned to steer -clear of the tar­ the coming months of i960 into ' The Navy electronic laboratory 'force that quelled the By JOSEPH D. KAMIN asked to bring their fathers. The s^tandin^ ,rim and flute edges; EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S FINEST get zone— roughly a rectangle 280 the central part of ‘ the Pacific , said the, dives are-to be continued | rjot at CJonnecU- troop committw will meet Jan. 15 prick crusrwith fork. Bake in hot ^ SHOULDER miles long and 160 miles vride— Ocean, removed from places of ' in an attempt to reach the trencres , state Prison demonstrated a Concoto, N. H., Jan. 8 (ff)— PINE LEN O X at the home of Roland Smith, ,31 oven at 400 de^ees for 10 to* 12 | during the tests. There was no in­ intensiva. shloDing, air lines and I greatest Known depth.N 35,000 feet. worked out two weeks ago'to The names of Sen. John F. Essex St. minutes. . . - * FARM FR€s H U. S. D. A. G^ADE A YOUNG dication how. long they would con^ fisheries." ”------* 4 -'Dlls new record, was B^de;»eaT!gygj.j Just sv.ch en emer- Kennedy (D-Ma86),yicePre^ PHARMACY Lime FUUng ^ tinue. Writing in Komsomalskaya . the south end of, Guam Noy. 7. j gency, it was disclosed today by Combine one 15 oz. can sweet- i (Soviet- missiles have been ident Richard M. Nixon and Emanuel Boy Scouts and Ex­ Pravda organ of the Communist ' It took the bathyscaph, Nwhich i Police Commissioner Leo J- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller 2YT E. CEHTER ST. plorers will conduct a paper and ened condensed milk, one-quarter | sifi^ted coming into the North Pa­ youth movement, scientist Ana- looks aomethlng like a midget*ub-1 Mulcahy. rag collection Saturday morning. CUR’lime Juice (about four limes) cific in recent months. 'Shifting the toly Dorodhitsln of the Academy ; marine with a blg\ball oh the bot- , • xhls concerted action by the (R-NY) were injected into TEL. MI9-089A For pick up, call Clarence Wog- and one-quarter teaspoon salt; HAMS target south into the region of of Sciences pointed out that an in -■ tom, si» hours to the.|f«>-.«. warden Mark s. New Hampshire’s^ first-ifi-thfip- stir uAtll thickened. Blend in one American interest was viewed in man, 28 Falrvlew St., or John CHICKEN in .the power of space dive. , Richmond, the guards and the po­ nation presidential primary Thlellng, 258 Parker St., before oup (9 oz. can) crushed pineapple, some Washington circles as a d e-l-crew lite—|n accordance with a pre­ well drained, and four drops of liberate move to impress the west Focke.! would make possible heav­ The ball is where the 2-mah lod&v* Saturday, or papem may be de­ ier i^utnlka with more Instru­ crew operates the craft *nd makes arranged plan showed our unani­ Enthusiastic Kupportera of Ken­ livered to the church parking lot green food coloring; mix well. YYlth the reliability and accuracy mous intention to meet force with Pour filling into cooled baked pie of Russia’s new missile weapons. ments which thus could “ carry out observations, through ^exiglass nedy entered him in the'popularity before 11 a.m. Saturday. more de.alls and comprehefisive ports. . ■ . force. poll section of the March. 8 ballot­ MODERN AND shell. Chill for two-to threp. hours. Lb. (The . Moscow announcement ■"That's ihe policy worked out at Whip three-quarters cup • heavy came less than six hours after studies in the space around the The descent was. accomplished ing, which will provide the flrtt The Community Baptist Girl’s Earth." a meeting tw'o weeks ago with the clue to voter sentiment in tWs SQUARE Guild will meet tomorrow in the cream uhtU stiff. Fold in one ft President EasenhoWer told Con­ by filling air tanks with water. warden, although at that time gress American intercontinental presidential election year. Kennedy church annex a* 7 p.m. Mrs. Bessie tablespoon confectioners’ sugar Buoyancy of high test gasoline, there was. no Indicati .n of imme­ ballistic missiles have been hitting (tkMit1no»C on Pagi Two) filling most of the bathyscaph, also filed a slate of delegate caa- Farris, 9 Durkin’ St., advisor of Herald Photo by Pinto and . one-half teaspoon vanilla. [ diate trouble.” to brought It back to the surface di'dates pledged to vote tot lilm aif the' group, said a new project Spread over top of chilled pie. ; Come Pinefturst for U.S.D.A. Conn. Farm Fresh Mulcahy said-his L Ik with the the Democratic national conven­ Sprinkle with one tablespoon of i | when tons of buckshot were re­ DANCING would be started. Girls needing ''^ e r s , Broilers, Small Roaster.s. Chicken Legs and warden led him to decide to train tion. , ; . , transportation should csdl Mrs. Membera,ofAnderson Shea Post, grated chocolate. ' I THESE HAMS ARE leased. 60 pickedi men, to be drawn from At the same time, deveral back­ Mission Society PREMIUM GRADE, other-Chicken Parts. BOLTON FeutIs. VFW, anti auJcillEtfy, will entertain Mrs. Lambert discovered this The Trieste was bought by the the troo*5s ip Hartford. Stafford ers of Vice President Nixon filed the Haftford District County Coun- Elects Officers recipe while ’ living in CaHfomla SHORT SHANKED. Nixon’s Aide Denies Na\'y from Jacques Piccard and Springs, (folchester. Danielson and as candidates for seats at the Re­ COMMUNITY HALL cU the post home Saturday at nine years ago. A native of Nor­ WYILL t r im m e d . . . Chicken W 'i^ at lb^20c . Livers at lb. 89c his father, Auguste, in 1957. Canaan for special duty at any publican nominating convention. ^ p .m . Members of the auxiliary wich, she Jived in East Hartford It was brought here from Italy prison demonstration or similar oc­ Their names will be listed in the Mrs. Merritt Salmon was elect­ Gizzardfi and Hearts at .25c and Neck soup parts at SPONSORED BY THE BUY TEXACO GASOLIN^ are to bring articles for the gift for 10 years before moving to in 1958 to prepare for the explora­ currence. GOP delegate contest as "favor­ BOLTON GRANGE ed president of the Ladles’ Mis­ Manchester two years ago. Her 5c Ib. are excellent values. •hiey will be trained, as have, able to Nixon.” , table. sionary Society of the Talcott- 0eal on Steel Price tions in the Pacific’s depths. husbftnd. Malcolm ,S. Lambert is j been the priaoii guards- already, in WHOLESALE^/ vllle Congregationai Church yes­ Nixon forces to enter W* The building committee of Cov­ an agent for Connecticut Genera) the use of tear gas and maska, name in the prefence poll tomor­ Sat., Jan, 9 Pump and tank loanptYto users enant Congregational Church terday. „ Life Insurance Co. The Lamberts | night stick:, and panic and riot John .Lacallladc, left, of Laconia, N. H„ enters N w row — the Vice Preetdent’s 47th 8 P.M. to W PJM. Other new officers are Mrs. Al­ By JDE r. KANE ? David J. McDonald, Steelwork­ of over’ 2,000 giAofis annuity. will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in have three children, Susan Allison. i ers Union prealdent, . yesterday More Slogans, control, he sa'd. York on the ballot for the nation’s first presidential primary in New birthday. .j. (For commercjid users only"). the church hall. fred Pitkin, vice president; Miss 10, Nancy Carol. 6, and Pamela ] Washington, Jan. 8 -r- Vice ■ Prison directors endorsed the Mptlng the papers today >TRobert A. Stark, deputy secretary of state, at the State House in Con Mean-while In another major de­ MUSIC BY THE Anne Moore, secretary: Miss Faith credited financier Joseph P. Ken-, "get tough” niamd of Warden Blair, 2 ^ . _ . President Richard M. Nixon’s of­ nedy with helping to end Uie steel cord. (AP Photofax 1^. ' ^ ______- ______velopment that could mean troubfo r h y t h m RANGLpRS RACELIFFE OIL •nie British Amerioan Club will Talcott, treasurer; Mrs. Cora Rid- Nancy is also an enthusiastic fice discounted as , pbliUcs a Richmond at a special meeting for Nixon, aevetal pro-RockefeOer yard, in charge of devotions; Mrs. dispute. Swastikas Put they held last night in Hartford. d i c k VIMMEB, jDaller COMPANY hold a dance Saturday night from T\eophite at antique refinlshing. Democratic Charge that Nixon hfcDonald said he understood Republicans leaped Into the <30P 9 to4», with Art McKay’* orches­ William Steele, sewing chairman, She has recently refinished her persuaded the steel industry to Monslgnor Joseph M. ,GrifHn of delegate battle by filing for iBoh- JAckson 7-5101 Kennedy, father of Sen. John F. DONATION 7^c tra providing music. and Mrs. Venning Sharp, publicity. first piece, a cbe^ry Pembroke hold off any price increases until On Synagogues Meriden, chairman of the ,prison FDA Extends vention seats aa "fa-voitable’’ to jtoe Kennedy (D-Massi, helped encour­ board;—Issued-a statement which table. ! ■ after the November elections. age the view in WalTStreet that Court Hears New Tortc governor. Her vivacious personality is j The charge was made yesterday the long strike ought to be* settled. said: By t h e \\SSbcllATED PRESS "The board listened to a report Deadline for Thsy said RepubUcana oug(it^.fo well-known In many community by Democratic National Chairman Secretarv of Labor .lames P. HU and run hate-mongera oper­ hive a ehance to -riiooae. iMtWMB activities. She is publicity chair­ Paul M. Butler. The denial came of tfct 'warden coueernmg the dis- / Pork is a Mitchell, aiao widely credited with ating under the cover of darkness turbancas at the prison- and on ByTuborskyf Culomhe Nixon and Rockefeller despite the man and hospitality chairman for from Nixon's press aide, Herbert engineering* the settlement, said he conunued their smear campaign 7 Food Colors fact that Rockefeller says h* wilt the Manchester ’ GOP Women’s conditions within the institut^m G. Klein. Nixon himaelf could not didn't see Kennedy around "any against Jews unabated last night. "ft was unanimously, agreed-tnat not flglKt the Vico President iy/r Club, attend* South Methodist ])e reached for comment. Ume while I 'was negotiating.” AtUmpU t.0 track them down -Sflifered the beige rug In 'the Miirt- the GOP presi'dentlal nominaJUen. Church, and is a member of the good buy ^ Butler told the' Women’s Na­ Sen. Kennedy said he knew .MS aecurity and discipline nilPbe fur- Washington, Jah. 8 -uei—The were'wbeatlgr'iviti little auccess. room as ^qrge quoted headlines Food rnd Drug Administration to­ A 1 the same tlnie the agency ex con'ventlori delegate candidate to Butler said the steel. executives underrate what he called the great Sixteen days after the outbursts ' ! and A tty . Alexander X. Goldfarb, Job Nixon and Mitchell did in get­ crimes and the arrests. tonded the deadline to April 6 to run a*' "pledged” to him. 'No pCT- This will be sold as a rib awaflped less than a .vear of began with the desecr.ition of . a ! special public, defender for Arthur The materials,.-were present ^ miiMlon is needed for a - delegate half vrith chops and a loin "slfghtly reduced excess steel-pro­ ting the Industry, and union to­ ‘ Oulombe, in appeals o f their mur­ give Interested parties time to file KEITH'S synagogue in 'ologne, government buttress Burke's dual claim Ybat petitions for Judicial review ^ ^ f u l to run as “ favorable” to half with chops . . : fits for whst they hope will be gether. But. ht^' added that others, officials, Jewish leaders and social Force Lifts der convictions. Taborsky and eight years of security* t ir rats^lirtludmg- the elder Kennedy, also -the^xase was given an_^p.r*ce^ — Tlre--c0hjrs*^nvtAved—are- fepd^ workers still disagreed in trying t o ; Culomhe are aWaiUng executlon-in dented ainount of publicity, that* Democratic' National Commit­ They will also display bone­ prl.ces under a Republican admin- played part. . . , nirce the blame for the continuing' state prison for holdup slayings drug and cosmetic (FD&C) orahge less and semi-boneless pork McDonald issued a -ormal state- 2 Off Breaking this should, have persjMided the Nos. 1 and 2, red No. 32. "yellow teeman Bernard L. Boutin- of La­ VARIETY Istration." aituation. , charged Tigainst them in the win­ court to allow a change of venue, conia delivered the ortlctal Ken­ roasts . . . ' Klein said -Butler’s remarks ment late yesterday saying ner of )956‘57. Nos. 1, 3. and 4, and all batches of .Pleading for Taborsky, Burke and that the publicity could not red No. 1 that do not comply with nedy nominating petitions to tha Dopot Sq., Manchofter about a price deal "were totally made no 4 e^r**^ Derhat^ * Schroeder told help but Jnfluenc* the minds of secretary of state’s otBce. mJn- 64 C O ^ T absurd. It sounds like talk, by the Course of settling the juteners last night Arctic Ice Floe ; claimed Taborskv had been denied specifications for that color estab­ PORK ROAST He said he ha not com ------w his constitutional rights under the Jurors.' ' lished July 16, ,1959. Winter Store Hours: PORK ROAST someone who was more Interested that anti-iKmltism "represents no (OonttBiied OB Page Sevea> 7-Rib Cut In politics than having the strike self to support Nixon or anyone' political' powef-ijs Geimany today." Falrbtmks. Alaska, Jan. 8 ii4th Amendment when a Superior Burke claimed some people got The action to ban use of existing 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Rib half, 1 roast with 4 chops Lb. 25c settled,’’ "In our opinionTdlje anti-Semitic The Air Forde went calmly about 'Court Judge, ignored Taborsky’s on the Jury who had pre-conceived stocks of the colors was annoimc- (about 5 lbs.) Lb. “ ^ v Butler refused to credit Nixon, The unierT^resident said '"th* outrages primarily involve ques- the task totfey of airlifting a group ; request for counsel the day before noUons of the defendants' guilt. ed Oct.'2i, some months after they Monday thru. Saturday as some hay* done, with quarter- only vote I can deliver w iyi'cer- tipn-s of moral attltudes^'and hu-' of scientists and servicemen from ; he made a confession to State Po- He said the trial would better have were '^removed from the list ap­ V tainty is i.iy own. . . . Steehvorkers been held In Fairflald' Or New Lon­ proved for future use in foods. Sunday 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. PORK ROAST backing Monday’s manity." said •We shall make ; a research camp on a shrinking ice ; lice. ■ * - "He-should have been given don counties.' FDA first .set a deadline of Jan. PORK^ ROAST 3 in 1 combination whole strip the 116-day steel strH«. Butler have always made up eveaw'eftmt in order to eliminatejfjo^ jn the Arctic Ocean, Bulletin^ NO.303XANS SHURFINE said the Industty was ^defeated minds uid wUl any dark prej* ‘ CWARETTliS AT.CONNECTICU’T'^OWEST Police In Milan. Italy, seized chunk of ice began disintegrating. of four tires on a left main land­ the current outbreak of aatt- No. 3D3 CANS SHURFINE ^ ^ P R IC E S — S3.16 to 82.29 CARTON .eight men. ranging in age from Ir The Air Force said it believed By JACH BELL ^said all shots were by scientists to 28. and charged them with ing gear when landing at O’Hare semittom. Washing dishes there were about 25' men at .fhe, field in Chicago yesterda.v and no Washington. Jan. 8 (Ab—A skep­ or contractors. reviving fascism by, anti-semitic camp. Radio transmissions were tical. Democratic Congress called "I'd feel better If these missiles acts. Two a'so were charged with one was injured . . . Kalian-born Ribicoff Selects SWABYIKA PAINTERS FREED is ^ s y today... You get better quality SAVE 5e to te'ON STARKIST ------. • A • a SUso Kttl garbled UiCU thatLuau Itit wasiltwasn’t fXllV/Y.aaknown on the Elsenhow-er administration were in the hands of troops rather ikepding p threatening letter to a . -exactly ho\y many. Some of artist Andrew 'Vicarl announces in Hartford, Jan. 8 (ff) i r Wen8 2 - 2 5 ' for your money when (deal pack) WHITE TUNA 34* t^ a y to demonstrate it can pro­ Cardiff; England his plans to paint Hartford Police and. town court you buy PinehursCs duce a budget surplus without ‘^Rep‘!°Jo'hp^IcCormack of Mas-the eight were ’^tui^n'^‘“"ecentS ro” t h f UniVM* a modern-dress Last Supper with authorities have deiMed not to a famous Welsh rugby ca,plain as T o Spur NABISCO GRAHAM CRACKERS ...... Ib, box 87c DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES ...... 87o weakening America’s defenses. sachusetts, majori.ty leader of the her., of a group ca'ling itself ".The : press charges agialnst two 16- nieal. . . . President EisenhOwer’a estimate House, pinpointed • the general New feuropeanEuropean Order."Order.’ Christ, soccer star as St. John and year, old Jioys who have adintttsd . SUNSHINE CRISPY CRACKERS,, ...... Ib. box 20c , SAVE 7c ON DEAL PACK OF______- a ■<* In his State of the Uplon addrep Democratic complaint . when he panda a^da docunienU.documents were found. in ' Jv\ o men « e r ^ a ! Welsh comedian as Matthew; painting swastikas on exit signs 3 in 1 BLEND OF yesterday ihat his new- budget will said "a-defense budget for the next hpadoiiarters *-he camp last nigl by a twin en Wesleyan University will abolish Hartford. Jan. 8 ' (/Pv—EUls"|>necUcut Manufacturers *• Assn.: at the King Philip school iMrtw c , 2-s; » Ostroni Enders, president of -the Boneless f r e s h l y c h o p p e d MAXWai HOUSE COFFEE 3 ... c» 146 have a 84,200,000,000 surplus \vas fiscal year about the same as the compulsory attendance for chapel Maxey, vice president of the Lt. William P. Rush, head of the Hartford National Bank and .Trust BEEF . . PORK . ... VEAL challenged by leading. Democrats' present budget- does not mean as similar movements abroad. and 'assembly beginning with the Southern New England Telephone police Juvenile division, said sev­ m a x w e l l h o u s e COi’FEE ...... Lb. 78c and even some Rep.ublicans. much defense Jjecau.se costs have be brought out in a sei:ies of flights second semeitsr of -the present Co. f FOR MEAT LOAF OR ’ In the United States, the FBI over the,: --lext five to seven days. Company, today was named by er^ conferences had been held FRESH NATIVE MEAT BALLS MAXWELL HOUSE.in s t a n t Influential Democrats made It gone up." . ' - is investigating two threatening academic year L . . -A huge derrick Gov. Ribicoff to head a 25-mem; Harold E. Rider, president.of the | 19 oz. 81.73-^6 oz. 81.99 It w'lll take several days to pack with the boys and their psor- Lb. 79c COFFEE...... (; clear they remain unconvinced ^Republicans ’'joyfully- greeted went into- -action today at South- ber committee .assigned to draft a Fairfield Cou-nty Trust Cd., H..^ up the camp's equipment, Peacock Mansfield Horner, chairman United i cuts, and that approprtnte dis­ ROASTING ...... r "2 cans SSc that the ‘lenormousTSefehse power"^ Eisenhower's announcement that (Continued on Hape Se*en) port, N.C, in a search for the re­ Ibh^ainge development program cipline and counsel wopU be g r e e n g i a n t p e a s ...... e.xplained. Aircraft Corp.; Samuel Einstein,! Eisenhower said the nation has is he expects revenues to be $4,200,-, maining two bodies o f-34 persons to stimulate the state’s ..economic: handled by the parents. FRESHLY CHOPPED EXTRA FINE 8 SIEVE SHURFINE The Air Fo'ce Identified the two killed when an airliner -crashed poniptfoUer o.f G, Fox & Co.; How- j CHICKENS ...... 2.Cans S9c sufficient to offset growing Rus­ 000,000 higher than expenditures men brought out as Charles R. climate. . LEAN CHUCK WAX B E A N S ...... sian military might. there. ard L. Richardson, executive vice; PA-TTIES or BULK BUMBLE BEE WHITE TUNA . . . . . can- 436 breaks—10 In Woloett' ______whether Elsenhower would be, able Dr. Irving Rosenberg, 29, Newing- .; been damaging NAL's big lectlvlsatioh, ' some;imes through ui'er.of the Same council: John W, and the others in various towhs. - Lb. deteriorating military situation." Meanwhile, Gov. Rlpicoff an­ Macy. Jr., vice president of Wes-, Mobilheat.;^ "is t PRIZE COLD CUTS^ tb produce a $4 blllloh surplus in'ton.- - ; passenger '"<• ers. arson, according to Czech press.'.. nounced the first riieeting-of the More than $8,000 w«* Involved In ' , Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- U.S. Army today offlclally de­ le"an University. Um. cleoA-^cttee SMALL UNK SAUSAGE the next fiscal year. '. They had pleaded Innocent to*' ‘ The-NAL Oiapler of the Airline ■group, to .be known as, the\ Gon- the' robt rles, police saiA Most • FROM JONES and Mlnn),: another avowed candidate Richard Stewart, president of the ocMtfhfe “ He, certainly can’t do it tvith-1 charges of conspiracy and obtain-. hinted'qi' an ultlma’- clared missing the 10 men aboard rtecticut Eco'nomic Planning and •of the ,*obberfos consisted o f rash, i ^ s ) 1st PRIZE ITS for the party nomination, said that an 0 .tter aircraft which -vanished American Brass Co.; Herbert and automobile tires. ; It! Elsenhower's reports on space re.- out making genuine reductions in ling money under false; pretenses. | lum to the .'ederal A'viatl®' Agefi.- Developmdnl Committee^ , w^ll be g^ay. Fairfield assessor; ; . John TENDER. BABY eixpenditures,’’ Byrd said. He add- , LaBelle said he thought Rosen-* py-yggtgj.^ay thal flight tests may on a North African flight Monday. 8e|tr<;h,c rockets- and missiles "d o He'rschel Loveless. Iowa's first held within the next 10 da.Vs a i; pej-'j-y 'Millev, professor df econo REJECTS BORDER TAUUI W E GIVE not'Yfeflect that we are closing the ed that he fears the surplus estl-1 berg probably made no more than have caused national planes^o .dis- a 'lunchedh at the executive resi-^ University; John M. raate- is based on inflated - fore-j "ah honest mistake," and,., has integrate. Nov. 16 ovei" the GJlf of Democratic governor in 2^years, New DtthL India, Jan. 8 . ’ ^ r tO N E GREEN STAMPS perilous mlajlle gap or Tebulldlng says he will be a candidate for dence. " 1 Bailey, pemocratlp st/ate chair­ cqsts of government revenues. ' asked- the State Dental Commls- Mexico and Wednesday on the Serving with the telephone pom.; rime Minister Nehru today na “ our . ability to deal with non-nu; nomlBatlon. to the. U.S. Senate In man: Edwin H. May, Jr.. Republi­ ted Chinese Premier Okoff En«,' Rep. H. R. (3r6ss (R-Iowa) sloh nhb to take disciplinary, North Carclih'-c'iast. - f c Summer Squash 2 2 9 t clear military threats and at- pany executive Will be some of Jhe can state chairman: NpWman M. lal’s latest bid to aegrtkito shared these doubts. He said he' tion. ( . Seventy-six persons died in the the June primary . . . Artpur God­ top leaders in the,, state’s ecohomlc. Marsilius, president of tlie Bridge­ However, LaBelle rqcommended crashes. No cause has been deter­ frey will leave Feb. 10, for India to feonaily witk htan sa.Mie i Chairman Richard B. Russell fears Eisenhower can’t achieve "all civic and, political life. The other port Chamber of Corpmerce; Ar­ dispute between thetr *goee«6e i SEALTEST or HOOD'S MORIARTY the, -economy in government he that the ‘commission suspend mined, but boU 4-englne airliners hunt ttgers and tp.take fllnu) to thur H. Healey, Democratic Senate " CO*8“ *“ ®** (D-Ga) of the Senate Armed Serv- members are: meats. Nehru told a rtrtfi' eiiBj; Bronstein and Martin for profes­ apparently fell apart in the air. show later on television. leader t A, Searle-Pliin«y> Republi­ Ptofit,Sl»aring • Ices Committee- said Elsenhower predicted." ' ‘ , U)S. Ambassador James J. Wads- Sherman Knapp, president.of the ferenee Chen’s Dee. S l.ir t # ' Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (0 - sional misconduct., Evidence The National Pilots said FAA Connecticut'iJght and Power- Co.; can leader in the Houm. , BROTHERS had painted too rosy a picture of administrator Elwood (Jueaada ro-. YYorth arrives by plane at Geneva on the border the nation’s defense. Commenting, NM) .predicted A' 4*Bcit but Sen. showed they took part in petty 8-power.1 Henry Beers, presldwt "The' committee's assignment,’* . A panel of tnembet’s of the State; eently ordered periodic flight for; resumption of the "shows n vnrjr I on Eisenhower's repd'rt that 14 Homer C.apMjart (R^Ind) said he mi^toiiir test bail’ talks nextAetna Life Insurance Co.; Harvey New Delht and 301-315 CfwMt St. 1960\ AtlM IntercontinentKl missiles' had ' Spaunburg, president of the Con- (.OonHnued on Page Seven) ' (CoBtiBned ob Pag# Ysro) d*y> J,... •n' been fired, auccessfuily, . Russell (CoBttnued M Page Tw«) (CoBtlnaM) on Page Ywo) jr-&lloii 49c Quart 26c' ^ . t V i MV 3-$135 I , - I - ' t ...... *• ••; ‘M rr y(- - . PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1960

IDtNGtffiSTER pvEl^iNO TTERALP. MANCHESTER. GOHW, FRIDAY, JANUAR¥^.;t9gQ hit its annual winter tnag when jumping. 'A , demonstration was ^ A n A m f o r volunteers are very difficult to oh- School Rating PAG E TWO Columbia given on equipment for a H'lnter We Stock hike, A ’’practice in scout'craft” tain. Principal Mrs. Doris Cham­ game wag played before the meet­ berlain said yesterday that a few RusgiUns to Show Boltori mothers are being left ndth all Topic of PTO Budget Surplus Challenged ing closed. Ag^Problem HALLMARK Sheinwold ori TV-Radio Church Plans Skating Party Tomorrow Night the work to do and that several Rocket Accuracy School Board ! The C-Teens o f Columbia Con­ scheduled' classes have no librar- 'Score Your School" will be the For Meeting gregational Church ' will hold a To p ic of T a lk isns. prograni theme of a -meeting of CARDS Oh PaciHc Rafi^e t r e a t f i n e s s e s < South'dealer aksting party Saturday night. Mr. Mtn^ hours are spent each week the PTO at Manchester High Democrats Fear Ike North-South vulnerable and Mrs. Jdrry Dunnack of West in the library b.v the PTA library School Monday at 8 p.m, to which Talks Monday WITH COLDNESS Television Dr. Alexander J. Tutles. director MILLER NORTH Sports Highlights St. have offered 'the use of their j^ ^ aiiY h an . Mrs. Howard Pohl, who the public-is invited. (Continued from Page Chie) Bv Alfred Sheinwold • ;00 Bla * ThaaUr (in progress). Columbia Congregatlohal Church of the Medical Services Division ot $:30 Hotel De Paree pond for the -party which will be­ The prograrp will feature dis­ U.S. Masters Team Chanaplon Fiiat ’Show (In progress) Whirl.ehtrds is!will hold Its Annual meeting Jan. the Connecticut State DepaHment■ntlTia* prepared a flyer asking par PHARMACY How do you feel about finesses? Earlv Show (In progress) S3.: 16 in Teomang Hall. ’The (Ainily gin at 7:30 p.m. ents'for their help.. Mrs. Cham­ cussions of "The American High' "The new Soviet rocket.” he con- On Salaries Twtt ght Theater On progresa) Han from Black Hawk I of Health will apeak at the Moth­ To Weaken Defense tirnied, "Will be espec'laliy impor­ Be .careful, lor your answer may 9:00 Movie at Nine t» supper which customarily pre- •Two-TogetherV Meet berlain urges parents to volunteer School Today,” the report by Dr, | J'.i'i CIIKIA I.’" \l> Cannon Ball Oesl-Lucy Show, er's Club'at 8 p.m. Wednesday in tant in the light Of flights'to other establish your rank as a bridge CaroCartoon Plagboqss 4(j’ 531 cedes the meeting la ■cheduleA for The Two-Together Club of Co­ their assistance for one period per Jam es Bryant (Jonartt, former I’linti.- Ml ! Il '.t Future classroom facilities and T7 Sunset Strip the elementary school. His topic city. Inflation and strike problems plane'Us of the solar system. Here player. If you welcome finesses WEST ‘ i . • Meena . . 9 :3(1 M lU 32! 30’9 ’.SO p.m. lumbia Congregational Church will will be "Growing Old Gracefully.’ week. president of Harvard University.' (Continued (mm Pnge <>o*) teachers’ salaries will be consider­ A K Q 1 6 5 2 - .4h 10 9 4 S • :» Weather. News * Sports while proposing a further increase again the problem of payload is of yke long-lost brothers, you am S Whits.Hunter ^ 10:00 Csvslcsde of 8 por(s 10, 32. 30 i 'Those attending are asked to take meet Sunday night at ,6:4.5 at the He has ipecialized in the field of' Bulletin Board and Also the evaluation of Man­ ed by the Board of Education at A -.80 The Detective there csn'tjheiin interest costs.- paramount‘interest to scientists. only an average player at beat If Sports. News * Weather Twilight Zone 1 IS -S with them a aalad or a hot digh for home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph K. geriatrics. He is expected to bring The Volunteer Fire Department chester High School made last | doesn't, know why its meeting Monday starting at ♦ A 9 ♦ 1 1 0 8 7 4, "' the potluck, and al News . A Weather Night Spot - vited to attend a breakfast at the Sunday Service Chiireh Program on Africa WEST of the President's balanced biuUet the 'Jan. 4 meeting's agenda will The pontract may well depend 7 :1* Doug Mwards Starlight Movie Hebron (Jongregationai Church as The Board of Benevolence will The annual pariah meeting of Sf. efforts of local districts to sell ^through Tasa asked "governments 5 ¥ All Pass Huntley-Brinkley rorld'a Best Hories Worship service at 11 o'clock in Los Angeles, Jan. 8 (»bject “Jewish Art and Ameri­ Porky Vieira’s All-stars to be tract. ..West, rnay have .the sin-, Jn Camping Clasjs Miss Carol Vassilio of Old Co­ The topic of .the evening is to ficers and boards Sunday. Helena Mont., Jan. 8 . ( ^ —Rep. he refused to be filmed while news­ Established 1874 expanding prosperHy. " Morton has w n c —IM8 lumbia Rd. has an extra kittep at paper reporters interviewed him. said the Republicans will cam­ Dental Assn, assisted' In the in­ the U.S, Atlas missile. ' can Culture.” played Sunday at 3 p.m. at Man­ gleton dr'the doubleton ace of dia-. WDRC—isae ...... be "the selection and care of new i He has also announced the Con Leroy H. Anderson, 53, serving his vestigation. Uabelle One possible Soviet launching ■ A graduate of the University of chester High School are still avail­ monds.. ’ Lack of Interest in a'scheduled 9:00 News her hwse. f o r L h it. U«brics’’.i fabrics". Anyone having, any difn- Wayne Morse i.D-Ore) Dr. Simon Landy./41. Ne>vington. protruding between the Bering Spa through 12 . -f , singleton, he will have to play it camping, threatens to cancel thei,- animal ^ i/ T sk ed '-'to ' bring’ that "'garment an open board meeting at the Asy- for the De.norratlc nomlTatlon for art critic in-Mannheim, Germany. 7 :0U:Amos >e 7:00 Dick Bertel . to fend for iUelf. 8h^ would like Iw discus- luin Hill (Congregational (Church in son said yesterday. railed Eisenhower's effort "S Very *300 and gave Wm a .suspended andHhe Sea of the Okhotsk in the Boys or girls, who did not pick at once. ' lAter, you will cash aessiona in'Manchebter. ' 7:30 News. Cum« Tims 7:30 News of the World U.S. Senator from Montana. From 1935-38 he was professor of X, ineffective swan, song of a failing sentence Of one ykKX in jail. He had nprth’ern Pacific'.. This would bf up tickets at the school office or the king of diamonds ahd get to Mrs. John Kovalcek, training 7:46 Bob and Rl. 7:48 Radio Moscow hear f r ^ alon- Mrs. Evan Xullgren and Mrs. Hartford Turtday. x , M jirray,. v/ho has served in the pleaded guilty tp the charge of ob­ about 3.800 miles from the im­ the history of art at the Masaryk from bus drivers, may do so a t the dumihy to discard a club on the chairman for Manchester Girl , 8:00 World Tonight 9:00 (3 roucho Marx The (Church .council will meet at and dying administration." 9-16 Music Till Ons 9:30 People Are Funny ■John K^e^r -crl^for Troop M^r^ ™hp'Ts1,am 8 p.m. Tues3ay in the church, TPhe Senate 25 years, announced last taining money' under false, pre­ pact area designated by Moscow People's University, ' Bruenn, Red Ember Restaurant on the queen of rUamondir. Scouts, announced today that the s ort To'See Ourselves 9:00 Monitor - , _ To Rep. Janies Roosevelt (D- Cavalcade of Sports 162, reports that 21 Boy Scouts met I Music Committee will be in charge week he would seek renomination CalifV," son of the late President, tenses. / ., ■ for the'new tests. Cze.choslovakial He spent 1939-40 veekend. Transportation arrange- As the cards He; West does not first session, originally scheduled ■10:00 Music Tin One 10:00 laat n l^ t with four lenders headed ^ and Mrs. Adolph Hinnehs. ^ in the 1960 nrimary. only the name: ha* been changed doing researcji In the art degart-- menta inay b® rnade at the have the singleton ace of dia-" \13:10.Music Till Ons 11:00 News and Weather of a Family Night pot-luck supper the message added up to "double The four were arrested a.year ■ The Russians followed the same for Monday, has been canceled. 00 News 11:15 Sports Final by Wilbur Fletcher and three Junior , . ♦ Co- from B:30 to 8 p.m. Jah. 15 in the Aliderson announced yesterday (formerly the New BLAIR'S) ago with two other dentists. Dr. procedure as that used by .the njent of Columbia University, then restaurant with Sam Carilll. monds. He plays low, and dum­ However. If sufficient registrations :in Music rtll Ons 11:30 laving Should Be Fun lenders. Working on requirements Manchester Ex enlnrH/rald^<’«: talk and campaign propaganda News. Wen Off Campy's Cofner that he would be a candidate. He which doesn't contribute much to Joseph S. /Bell, 37, Hamden, and United Slates in warning befor- he later taught art at ■ the Uni­ Pupils attending are invited to my's queen wins. You return a sre made at Ihe' Gtrl Scout office :00 11:56 for phytical (Itaees merit badge, InmWa correspondent Mrs. D on-1 church said he waa sorry that Murrsy versity of Caliornia. In 1945 he was view 'a minor league basketball diamond, and Weat must win with *■ Mldnlghi Moods ■School Library Needs Help the nation's welfare." Dr. DaVm Weinstein. 44. West hand of test, firings jn open inter­ by Jan. 18 the classes will he held 13 Xsws.'"S^ji)^Off ^ the bo;:jr 't 2 i t e r t ;“ r T b m ty T 'S o l - d R. Tuttle, 'telephone ACademy The school library program has plans to file for another term. Democrats generally complained H artfor^ and-,ch*rged with add­ national waters. appointed professor of the history game which will be played at 2 the ace. beginning Jan. 25 and continue ac­ Big Show / 1280 push-ups, ■it-ups, pull-ups and . 8-8485. | •Now your second chance works. John Daly ■ - 9 :U0 Ftaanclal News that Ehsenhower was not specific ing exUa charge to the bills of The U.S. rocket lest ranges have of art at the San Jose State Col­ p.m. preceding the main cording to the schedule listed ,lrt 9 45\Blg Show Tickets are being donated by the West must lead a club, since a 9:06 New* Roundup ■ welfawTpatients in an attempt to stretched from Vandenberg, Air lege.. where, he remained until he QWMl >*•*,TM rkmM T *» t Mm. the training calendar. 7 9 0 'E(T P Morgaa 9:16 Siow bM e And Nswe about domestic problems, mahy o t spqde would allow you to ruff in 7:16 « g Show ' .which the President expects to defrayld the state which paid the Force Ba.se", Calif., to Einiwetok and became curator of the Jewish Lion’s Club. All Intermediate Girl ■ Scout Ni^s. Sign Off 7:00 Fultor^t^ls , Bikini Islqnds in the Central Pa­ Museum. Supper Date Set dummy and discard a club from leaders are eligible for the train­ 12;00 7:18 Eysnlng WfVottonF FASHIONS coyer in separate messages to Con­ bills/ , \ WPOP—1418 7:30 Lombardolgud, U S A. M\ of the dentists worked for cific and frcim Cape Canaveral, , He, has, traveled- extensivel.v The Woman’s Society of Chris­ your hand. ing. According to Mrs. Kovklcek. gress. mandmenta" is the -topic of the When West leads a club, you 9-110 News Westher 7;.10 Music w/insteiri at one time or another Fla., td/Ascension Island In—the throughout Europe.' has lectured tian Service of the United Meth­ scout policies forbid any Girl Ray Somers k:(«i News Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney (D- sermon the Rev. Theodore Chand­ play- low from dummy. Hl^l a /'%:Vk 9:08 World Today R o b e rt H all. . . once-a-year (d had treated patients for him. South AtlanUc: throughout the United States, and odist Church is sponsoring a hani Scout 'IVoop camping.unless a cer­ 9 ;0U Lou Terry -rsf MAIN STRF.ET ■ Oklal said Eisenhower had failed ler Jr. will use at 9* and 10:30 a.m. queen is trapped, and you_^rtiake Kewe 9 :SU Showcase and Nei ..’einstein has pleaded guilty to U.S. government legal authori­ has w-ritten wiSfely on the subject and bean supper for families of tified trained leader is in attend­ 11 ;00 11 -.06 Music Beyond It r'ftiitf ffMTf to coine to grips with farm, school. services on Sunday at the Congre­ your .contract., 11:10 Lou Terry News Roundup .he charges against him and will ties said there are many precedents of art. He edited “Jewish Cere­ the parish and their friends on gational Church. Chiu-ch school ance. ; ^ 1-00 Del Rayeee 12:06 for!t,use of the high seas for Such monial Art” issued in 1955 by the I Jajl> 16 at the church. There will Whfit happens If West is able to The training is given in two ses­ j be sentenced next Week. Bell was sessions are held ddrtng both seiv- lead a third diamond? - 'Voiir fined *200 last month after being experiments as long as they do not Jewish Publication Society of be two sittings, 5 and 6:30 p.m. Ices. A nursery Is also conducted sions followed by actual overnight Windsor 81.. Residential Zone'AA. interfere unreasonably with activi­ 'America. ' Mrs. Mvron Lee. and Mrs. postponement has cast yoli riotlv camping experience at Camp Mer- has requested an extension trt, FOR RENT convicted of defrauding the public in the fireplace room of the Corn- Ing. .You ran ptill fall back on Zoners Hear community. ties of other nations,and advance The Adult Lecture Series of the- Charles Bedford . are serving as riewood. . / mainUin a free sU(U?lng identlfi-^ 8 munity Hall. the cliib.finesse, , X and 16 inm. Movie Projectoj ' LaBelle said he chose not to notice is given of-the danger xones. Temple is designed to bring to the co-chairmen. Reservations for the The Junior Fellowship will meet 12 Applicalions Cation aign. —sound 01 silent, also SB - However, the zone marked by Manchester' Jewish CommUninty supper should be made by Thuis-' Dally Question Reginald Baker, 310 Hackma prosecute Martin and Brbnstein a t'5:30 p.m. Syiiday a t the church. Partner open’s with bne heart, slide projeotora’ because of thS court’s finding in the Russians is one used by Japa­ outstanding authorities on .sub­ day with Mrs. Michael. Goldsnider tack St.. Residential Zone AA. has The Hi-qlub Will hold their meet­ ^nd the next player passes. You Twelve applications for vari­ the Bell caiy-, which resulted in nese tiina fishermen. Leaders of jects of Jewish Interest. Other or Mrs. John Erickson. ing at 7:30 p.m. In the parish | ssked- an extension to maintain a WELDON DRUG Cj the industry declined comment for Panel on Csthollclsin hold: Spades—10 9 4 3; Hearts— ances and extension of permission no conviction on ' any felony speakers In series will be CHSrles room. / ! A’; Diambnds -i- J' ih 8 7 4; Clubs craft studio. 901 Main Sfc Tel. BH 8-6821 the Pme bring, but one spokesman Angoff. novelist; and Dr. Solohioii win be heard by Ihfe Zoning Board charge. The St. Maurice Council of The Board of De(i«ons of the I —Q 7 6. What do you My? O l d C o /o n yl -J Two special exceptions have also indicated a strong protest would be Grayzel, historian. . Catholic Women will meet Monday Congregational Churth will meet of Appeals ih a puWlc hearing at been asked. The(w require State Answer; Bid one spade. The the Municipal Building Jan. 18. forthcoming. Mr. and Mrs. iGeorge Sandals at 8 p.m. in the church haH.-The Monday at 7:30 p.m. At 8 they approval. », E The nearest lands to the testing hand -'is worth a, response, and! RESTAURANTI Mrs. Barbara Williams, 27 Carol Coat Sale are co-chairma.n of the committee program for the evening will be a will be hosts to the young men 787 CONN. BLVD. 6 ilorrison’a Atlantic Service. 288 space are two American-owned is­ planning the aeries. Also on the paner on questions frequently who have been serving as ushers Dr., and Walter McNally, Morse lands—Palm.vrs about 250 miles to' East Hartford Rd., both In Residence Zone A. W. Middle ’Tpke.. seeks an excep- committee are Mr. and Mrs. Irv­ asked about Catholicism by non- at both ..services during the fall. Uon for a limited repairer's li­ / ^ SATURDAY ONLY the cast Johnston Island 400 ing HocJlberg, Mr. and Mrs. Isa- Officers, board chairmen and or­ Presents have applied for variancea to allow VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS miles to the north. Catholics. construction of additions to their cense, and also seeks a certificate dore Radding. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Serving on the refreshment com­ ganizations of the Congregational , < THE of approval for aame. . The Marshall Islands group, the Karns, Mr. and Mrs. Larry "Spiwak Church are reminded that their homes which would stand closer-to big U.S. nuclear weapon testing mittee- will be Mrs. Pasquale present boundary lines thkn regu­ Ponticelli ahd Krebs. Stqck Pi.. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hiii-witz. Cafi-o, Mrs. George Banks. Mrs. annual reports should be in the All-W ool ) OPEN IJACKDONZETRIO Industrial Zone, has asked for a grounds, is about 1,000 miles to the -.Anyone interested in-securing, a hands of the paslor by Jan. 13. 5 Henry Perry. Mrs. Waynne t^add, ------In The' Lour^ erection similar excepTfon/' "u-eSr ' ticket to this subscription series Past Lecturer’s Night and a Good BilU Variances to allow erection of ^ " ‘ These Exciting TONIGfrrtHI Mrs.. John Avery, Mrs. • Henry WED. Thru SAT.. 9 to 1 signs closer to i!he street' than i ma.v contact member's of the com-, Flanagan, and Mrs. Clifton Rey­ miniature bazaar will be held at Dinners Served 5 to ll) P.M, reflatio n s'' allow have been r e -; mittee. nolds. ' the meeting of the Grange tonight » TOWV ISMCiMA quested by Emanuel Lutheran: Coats Are Medica^\fouTnal - Church Notes at 8 o’clock, at the Community Church and by Anthony and CS-es- ■ G ranee NoAe9>^ that planned the hospital reor- Morning prayer will be tead by Hall. .--5 cent DeCaantis, 462 Center St., A dance, ’ sponsored by the Men FAIRWAY Has PPC Article the Rev. Donald W. Greene, vicar, ganizatton for the new program. both Business Zone'll. The Manchester Grange held its Exclusive With Us • MAIN ST., .M.VNCHESTER Writing for the profession. Dr. at- 10 a.m. at St. George's Epis­ Grange, will be held'Saturday from church's request is-for erection of • W0RLD GREEN STAMPS 8 to 12 p.m. at the Conimunity meeting Wednesday evening at Lockwai-d emphasized the many copal Church SUndiy. Church _ _«:ti,IS:IS a direcUonai aign at.Ihe com er of A report by Dr. Ho\V.^rd .1. Lock- Hall. The "Rhythm Ranglers" will Orange HaU wKh a’ large atten­ i wal'd, Manchester phy.-sician, on "advantages of, the program. He school will be' held during the ToMOiRROW klfi’8 SHOW I P..M. Church 'ttd Canter 'SU. InManchester same hour, with the'/primary furnish the music for both modem . "HARK or ZORBO” .. STATE dance including vtsitora from West the progressive patient.(tare pro­ ,said it allows the patient " t o re­ ' CIsTence Burke, 229 Autumn 81,. ffariford Grange. ' . grades and nursei>’’ meeting; in the and square dancing. CARTOONS Residence Zone A, has requested a gram of Manchester -Memorial tain his individual dignity," that S«n.. --They Came Ti> CordBra" TOMORROW 2 P.M. William Lines, youth committee pdMwiiiS. ' .the -.degree of illness or phase of Rectory. Electronics' C|ub to Meet variance to operate a sign-making and Hospital appears-in the current is­ Electronics Unlimited, a county­ chairman, announced that there sue of i he Journal of the American ■^disease rather than. _ ecxmomic. Applications to vote at the an­ . DOORS OPEN 1:80 shop. ' ___ . wide organization for those inter­ The T0W9 of Manchester seeka would be a"Career-Night" to he Medical Assn. status or type of di.sease is used nual • parish meeting of St. held at Hebron Grange on Jan. 16 W hen you want the best, buy as the basics of the prograiii. that George's Church rare still, .being ested in the field, will see a movie, an extension to maintain a storage , Dr. Lockward was joined tp "The Dew Line Story." at its PHONE Ml S-)8S2 from 8 to 10 p,m. He also announc­ authoring the report by Dr. LanK it- allows admission of all' emer- taken. T h e va,ppIication' cards will area for 50 new and used fare at ed that the youth committee will Glddings and Dr. -Edward J. ■genc.y patients-wilhouL delay, and be on the table in the vestibule of meeting tonight at '8 o'clock at Charter Oak Field, Res/ Zone AA. Bolton Elementary School on The request. In effect, is for Carter hold a card party Jan. 27 at Thoms, hospital administrator. All la achieved at no greater cost to the church. The annltal meeting Orange Hall, proceeds to go usptm im w ... three men .served on the comrnittee IhX jiatient. will be held St the Community Notch Rd. w Chevrolet. ^ NOW—SHOWN 4:45-8:28 An extension to conduct a tele­ toward the building fund. Hair on Jan. 16 starting with a * T h e session is also slated to dia-; Thomaa Dunbar, lecturer, and potluck supper at 6 p.m. | cuss plans for a field trip. All j phone answering service is re­ quested by Mrs. Frederick Ed­ AI Heavisides, assistant lecturer, DMSTICALLY REDUCED Masses will be celebrated-at S t .: interested persona are welcome to* * were in charge of the program, as­ THE Maurice Church at 7. 8;30 and 10 attend the club meetings. wards, 318 E. Middle Tpke.. Resi­ dence Zone A. sisted by Betty Dunbar and Betty ('ANDIES a.m. Sunday. Family Com--| ------Heavisides. Robert and Gladys mimion will be observed at all I Manchester Evening H e r a I tt ■ Edward Baracliff. 555 W. Mid­ FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK! dle 'Tpke., Industrial Zone, has Schubert were hi charge of re­ HOTEL Masses. A coffee hour and foOd! Bolton correspondent, Mrs. I.nuls^ freshments. sale will be held sfjer each Mass | ojmock telephone Mitchell. asked for an extension for a re­ each in-the church hall. Nursery wilL g.ggjj. l pairer’s license. PALM BEACH SHORES. FLORIDA tmiKIIKIITECKNICOllHt/ be conducted at the Rectory dur------I Extensions to allow erection of For Tourists .\o ir THE ZIPCOATS V PINE LENOX PHARMACY ing the 8:50-and 10 a.m. Masses. ! | SCIENCE FICTION free standing, lighted ground THE SUITS Whattvir your ld«< of rptrfect toytlwrn VKition, It't waitini lor, you at tha After Paul Revere’s ^warning MI9-Q89A The Rev. Carlton T. Daley has.; p « i . T d » s l s ' THRILLS ond CHILLS signs have been asked by Cities 299 E. CENTER ST. Calonnadai - at tun>riain|ly raaa«aabla ratal. If yeu llt i to do th(n(i . chosen ’ The Power to Follow: J r l I O I S V i i a i n l 1 e h l S Service Center; 569’ Main St.. In­ that the redcoats were coming. * Luxurious worttodg I * All wool zip-out linorsi thara'V a complita intartainnMnt proitam. If you IIM to rila i, ttwri'a evar Through" as the topic for his se r-: „ I A dustrial Zone: and the Blake Corp. Lexington’s M ini^^en waited in SOO fait of.'Set oeton boKh. Apartmonta with co«Us| fK illlia i or Hr oondl- mon at 9:.30 and 11 a.m. worship . D a i l i a g e U A i r l i n C r h of Connecticut. 435 Main St.. I Buckman Tavefn for the British “WAR OF THE ______j t|) Bho\v „u^. Built in' 1690. the * imported English tweedsi VdhRlues to $55. aioned foomi, Irai borhlBl apace, •’lua . . . • Olymplc-ilia pool ojid chlldron’t services at United Methodist 1 . - Business Zone 111. * Soft, rich flanneltl complete expeHL^ pool - Snack bar, dinini room and cocktail lounia •' Suit Stfaam Sihlnl^ Church Sunday Church school (Continued from "Page One) Manchester Service Center, 24 ' tavi^n-’how Is a -tourist attraction. yachtini (acINtlai. Opan Dac. it to May 1. Wrl|a log, color foldar. session is held at 9:30. A CQLpSSAL BEAST nursery will be conducted during X * Naw styles !■ patterns I * Saxonies I Coverts I Twe>edsl MtAR MANCHBSTMK CBNTBK checks of pilots to include stalls | Also Shown At 6:85-10:15 alterations the 1 1 a.ip. service. and w’hat they called other un- i * PLUS ♦ BA9Y PARKINS • . ' The first session of the second JEFF CHANDLER . l-OTS OF * Top tailoring throughout I 'v , k fAredis$ oa thi usual aerial maneuvers. j "TH E .lAV HAM'KKRS" * Fine tailoring & fit I annual sri'iool bf missions will be The pilots contend the maneu-1 Use Your at no held at 5 p.m. A film entitled COMING SUNDAY COLOR CARTOONS January- "A ^ E n d ^ ? Darkness" will be the Charge * Wide range of sizes I *lNewest shades & patterns I "are deleterious to the airframe David Niven-Mltzl Gaynor a wonderfu! feature of the assembly program "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY’' ALL CHILDREN 2.1c - • Plan - Special extra charge! ^^The MYF .w'ill meet .at 7 p.m. at, and may cVent^Uy lead to - the MjanthehteK LUMBER^ the church. Wesley Choirs will failure" b r a plans in (light. group pi coatl being featured •idfoyoRong* hold rehearsals on Monday at-’the In a telegram to Qviesada, Na­ USE OUR CQhivENIENT LAY-a Wa Y PLAN . . . NO EXTRA CHARGE! church starting at 3:20 p.m. for tional Capt. Robert J. Rohan — LOVABLE’S grades 6 through 8 qnd at'3:50 for also vice chairitikn of the Airline .in this sale ... each more THE COLONNADES HOTEL Pilots Assn. Council —said NAL grades 4 and 5. pilots would refuse hanpeforth. to , P.O. aes 876 i RlVieSA SEACH, RA., TEt. PALM BEACtj, YI''4-S2Z1 "The Background of the 10 Com- 'D u alift” information take the testa until tfie-, matter of SPECIALLY LOW PRICED FOR CLEARANCE! exciting than the last unusual aerial manetiVers in pilot THIS SAT. ALL NEW checks is resolvfed. Bra- ^ Rohan said stalling, "simply bat: N. Y. FlOdR SHOW ... each going for an lers the .plane over a period of AT Boys’ ORLQN-PILE LINED Qme, and can often crack struc­ with unique dual-action ■MEN’S QUILT-LINED Others at $42.90 unbelievabjy low tural parts of the plane." A stalling maneuver puts- an JOHNNY WOLFS CLUB 21 CAFE straps fora most cbmjjNiAi. SUBURBAN CO ATS PARKAS AND CAR COATS Values to $65. aircraft into a: shaip climb un,til- , 991 .MAIN ST.. .MANCHESTER— MI 9-8100 • ' , ‘ sale price. it practicallj:,; stops moving and ' No Cover— No ..Minimum— Ample Parking comfortable, even Uft 'J - Rear Of'Club then dips forward into a .dive. A f 8) ' - ^ stall is, characterized by shudders d a n c in g TO GEORGE SQ U IR E’S REG. 8 1 4 0 —A'OW befgre pl^ge. ------AND HIS^ CO.MBO COME EARLY—DON’T IVHSS THIS .SHOW! One possible effect of. the iiKt- . 5 9 - FABRICS THAT READ LIKE;, 4 * ‘‘MHO’S WHO” IN matum is that pilots-due.for flight For checks will not have their licenses *2 renewed by the FA'A, thus ground­ COAT'S • lush worumbos • 'iiriportant tr'avere. types 757 MAIN ST. 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p a g e f iv e MANCHESTER EVENING JERALD. MANTNESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JANUARY 8. 1960

MANCHESTER EVEIW G HERiO-D, MANCHESTER. CONN.« ERmAY, JANUARY 8, 1960 Nine Manchester Ar&'i Girls Engaged

Miss flekn Estes,: AdrlMr Compiled by Students of Manchester Hi^h School Friday, Jwiluary 8 ■ r'i-■ • e Vd. XXVI, No. 17 Sharpshootep ■ '■ ' TODDLERS! Stuck, Towle Hoopsfers Add 3, , . fe-V M'-;. ^Begin Season; GIRLS 3-6x, 7-14! Pace Ducks 2 Wins, 1 Loss SMILING SI WVK.f To 44-33 Win The Manchester Indians, ''Cin-f ^ e current ,MHS varsity eUved Indian riflemen spent a rala- PRE’ • ,! ; ,u. fv-ii winedTo" a^4eterm>^.ed last quarter at- Uvely quiet vacation after win­ A veteran swimming team, led derella team of the CCIL. Ugj,j{ by^ the Manchester High ning two matches and dropping ay Co-Captains Bill Sluek and the smirks off the skeptics' faces Alumni oh pec. 23-to win by the. one in pre-Christmaa engagementa. squeakingly dose score of 52-50. In- the CXmL dapartment during Chuck Towle, begin their inter- last Tuesday night: The hustling the vacation, the Indians’ accuracy a The annual encounter between the KholasUc season today at the Indians tore the stingers off "Old Grads" and the varsity was paved their way to a onsr^ed UHS pool againsJ^New London in rough and upset-minded East highlighted by the thrilling final 893-779 easy win over Woodrow Sal el JSale! tflird consecutive I Hartford High team by the score minutes as the alumni ate up a Wilson High, a t the beautifully luesl of their The engagement of Miss Bar­ :C1L title. The ducks have al- 167-55.' Played down as a "lucky varsity 1 ,1. time lead of 12 points appointed Middlefleld Rifle Club Buterwiir'lli Sludloii The engagement of Miss Sahdri ❖ The engagement of MIm Ardia-' fca'dv splashed to one victory. I team and an "easy schedule to tie it 44-44 with five miiiufes on Dec. 23. The engagement of Miss G6r®i*t" The engkgemenl of Mias Phyliis .lean Higgina to David Robert bara Jean Kippax to Peter E. Ban­ Toddler suits just like .Toddler flannel pa- ^ school, Manchester had to venture Co-captain Ron Wabrek waa Jean Phelps of Andover to Cadet) Seating the alumni 44-33 Dec. 30. to plav in the game. Junior Steve^ toe Lennon fio "Edward G. LaRoe 'MastropletroTO George- Young of Pigeon, son of Atty. and Mrs. ner ls,.announced-hy her parents, I'in this meet the Indians gave no- lout of the eCIL into the Capitol McAdam broke the tie with a 3- top scorer with 182. His team- Jr, is announced by her parents, Hartford is annbunced by her par­ Andrew .1. Czuchry qf ^llim antlc jamas ' with plastic y I District Conference for opd^ night Robprt 'J, Pigeon,. 14 Earl St., Mr. arid Mrs. Robert F. Kippax. Dad's. Long; pants, $1 \tlce of things to come, as two pool point play to make it 47-44 and mates' scores were; Bucky Kehler, Russell Lennon of 34 Coolldge St., ents; Mr. and Mr>N.Winiam Mas- ia announced by her parents, Mr. 607 W> Middle Tpke. Her fiance is records were set. Stuck swam to prove that it can yvnip tough tossed in the final two points of 180; Roger Harry, 178; John tropletro, 337 Woodtond St. Her Rockville, is announced by: her and Mrs. Russell Lennon of Hart­ and Mrs. John F./Phelps, Town­ the Zon of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter jacket, shirt and bow feet. Pink, blue and the 100-vard freestyle in 53.8 sec­ compeUtion. It proy^ it. The lo­ the game to win. The alumni, led Matchett, 178; and George Laridla, ford, ■ fisuice 1* the son of Mr*. Leo T. send Rd„ Ando^r. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. onds to establiah a new mark, and cal team is now/tne undisputed by Wesleyan hoop star Dick Du- 176. ' Her fiance is the son of Mr. snd Young and the late Mi:. Young, Her fiance! a-'cadet at the U.8. Higgins of Vernon. ' I Banner. 49 Salem Rd. Orig. 8.99 maize. Sizes 1-4. O flq. 2.99 ftowle completed the 100-yard but- leader of the CCiL with its per­ banoski, failed to get the ball into 811m Mall Victory Mrs. Edward LaRoe Sr. of Ash­ Norwood, Mass. ^ Coa.at. G uard^ Academy in New Miss Higgins is a graduate bf ■ Miss Kippax is a 1959 graduate- tie. Sizes 2-4. iirfly event in i minute 53 seconds fect 5-0 recoisl the air in the last 12 seconds of Battling greater odds, the In­ ford. The bride-elect is employed London, ia .the son of Mrs. Capi- Rockville High School and is em­ of Manchester High School, and for another new sUndard. The Indians had proved to some play, thank to the pressing de­ dians turned about-face in the Mi8s Lenon is a senior at Man- Pratt * Whitney Aircraft in the Czilchry, 98 Bridge St., Wil- ployed by the Southern Bell Tele­ is a student at the Hartford Art Sluek heads the list of ^ree- fans that' their unmarred CCIL fense of the Indians. first of three mall matches ag^nst e,heater High School. Mr, LaRoe is publications department as a co­ limkhtic. phone Co. of Miami, Fla. Her School bf the University of H art­ stvlers. but he will be accorded record' was not due to an easy Salmond Baffles Hall the 6981 Radio Group of Anchor­ employed at the Coronet Service ordinator •-•of 41ajribution. Her fisuice is a graduate of Wilbraham ford. Mr. Banner, also a 1969 gra­ schC^ile Dec; 29 when they con- Captain Chuck Saimond fifed in age, .Alaska. ResulU from tha flance-attended Boston- College and Mlss-\Phelp's. valedictorian of Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., and duate of Manchester High-fechqol, BleVitv of help bv seniors Art Niel- Station on Cente.r St. the clasaSf 1959 at RHAM High lionl Dave Drapeau and Chris Mc- ohered the Hall Warriors in the 19 points to lead his team to vic­ 4Pth atale revealed that a mere An August wedding is planned. was graduated from the Univer­ is attending the Embry Riddle is employed at Universal Cutter tory over Hall High J)ec. 29, in the School in Hebron, ia a student at Kelll: juniors Don'Cordner, Scott Arena. 58-48. In the Hall contest, two points scored a vfetory of sity of Massachusetts. He 1* as­ the Hartford Hospital School of Aeronautical Institute of Mianij, Service Co. in New Britain! Hurt and Doug Komer: and soph- as. in al) their games, the trade­ MHS arena. 1253-1251 for MHS partlcipsnU. sociated with Chandler Evans Fla. No date has been sef for the S a be| smoVee .Tim Hujjter and Dave Bax­ mark of the Red and White was Coach Zatursky’s "Go-go •Boys" Led once again by Ron Wabrek, i Carp-. West Hartford, as an analy- Nursing. ■ No date ha* l)cen set fo'r the wedding.. kept the Hall offense off-balance No date has been act for the Girls’ coats with ter \ Towle Is the Indians’ top defense, one that hustles and wor­ five , silk-towners' had scores in 1 ticsl engineer. wedding. throughout the contest. The War- An April wedding is planned. wedding. puttirflycr. hut also swims free- ries the opposing offense. Hall is the magic 180 circle. ■Wedding Toddler boys’ aiifT grow feature. ^ gtyleA and backstroke occasionally. in fourth place in the CCIL. and | riori were forced by Manchester’s Top-scorer of the match snd of ;-X-’?H881 X. Jiiniw Lance Stewart will back up the b«st team MHS has faced in ' pressing defense into mistakes that i hit team was A/2 Art Shorts, Solids and thltneagueT o far, paid off in MHS baskets. High TowIA in the butterfly and will be 1 I coach of the 6981 squad Who Stone-Shepard - girls’ corduroy hats. countM on for many second and Not So Tough scorerp for the Indians were Pat t earned a 193. .« tweeds. Sizes 19.90 Miss Marjory Eve Shepard of third \place finishes. Letterman The quintet of Hank Pedemonte, Mistretta, (1j ). Stave I McAdam, , nth Alumni Meet ^Oiig. 25.00 Pete Zagllo has vastly Improved Chuck Salmond, Pat Mlstretta, (10), and Bill Keish, (10). Keiah Newton Highlands. Mass., and Sizes -S-M-L. Oriq. 1.1 7-14.- was strong man under the boards, Cries of -welcome mingled with David Lewis Stone of Newton Cen­ over uist year and, along with Dave White, and Steve McAdapr iS m the customary "prepare to fife ” at Junior mruce Murray, gives tte per usual, as he hauled In 14 re­ tre. Mas*., and fb?merly of Man­ rolled over a not so tough East ibe local Armory on December 22, chester, were united, to marriage ducks inuch-needed strength In the HTartforc squad Tuesday night In bounds. ^ X ii oke. Juniors Fred Kos- Hext veeH, Manchester takes on wiien present-day Indiana encount­ Nov. 21 at Temple Shalom in New- breasts] the Hornets' .gym. Amidst a ered Alumni shooters. toh. Mass. tepko d Ted Chokas will be the screaming c,owd of alternately Windham- (away—Tuesday), and Wethersfield (home — Friday); A decisive victory was easily The bride Is the daughter of Mr. divers, Kostenko earned his let- booing and cheering temperament, and Mrs. Albert Shepard. Newton year, and with this ex- these two. schools are tied for sec­ i posted by the power-laden grsda ter lasi the indlf ns fought the neighboring Robert Murawaki tallies the score for Ron Wabrek as WaW-ek i who trounced th^ir opponents 1843- Highlands. Mass. The bridegroom perienc' behind him, he should school to a 24-24 tie at half time. ond place behind the Indians and is the sftn of Mr*. Jacob Kaplan, Sale! Sale! he team ;with many points pose the gr-atest threat to the per­ awaits the results after practice firing. The boys are co-'cap- i 1698, snd, in doing so. set a new^. supply In a tumultuous second half the In­ I match record. Newton Centre, Maas., and the late Size in this 4vent. dians bore down and won walking fect record of the Red and W'hite, tains of the rifle team. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.i six wins snd no losses. The annually-presented. Arthur Richard Stone of Manchester. S-6x. The hdians have many top- away, 67-55. * edemonte and White Jim WhiUhill, '60 i B. Shorts trophy was passed down Rabbi Murray Rothman per­ Flannel ? lined Orig. 2.99 flight B' (immers this year, but are canned 'i6 apiece. ; from Jack Toomeyi. 1958-11)59 formed the double-ring ceremony Girls’ coiton dresses. lacking depth. The success of crack shootsr, to Ron Wabrek, w*ho ' before an altar decorated with blue corduroy .; t the team will probably depend on j Qiotfnmine coach Richard Sollanek talks, with Co-c’aptains Chips reigned as top Indian gunner at and Whitt flowers. Solids and beautiful Size the performances of the second .T^-le and Bill Stuck at poolside. (Tierald Photo by Pinto). 1 the affair with a score of 178. Co- The bride, escorted by her father, slacks. "Navy, 7-14. line swiihmere. The ducks will Alumiii of N H ^ , j captain Wabrek is leading scorer wore a peau de aoif-chapel gown ^2.94 be among the favorites for tlw 35 with lace and seed pearl bodice and prints. Sizes .1-14. • Orl^. 8.99 gray and red. Orig. 3.99 CCIL tiUe. but will be h ^ ' of the season so far.- elbow length aleeves. She wore a pressed tb Improve upon ^ e lr Japanei^ Poems pro Meeting I Wabrek's' Injun tribe thwarted Wee headpiece with French ilJUslon fourth place finish In th> sUte At AnnuaLHeimion [it* slim chance for a victory by fingertip veil and carried a cascade ( continually shooting poorly In ths ■ Jonesc Photo, Uiuisvllle, Ky. The engagement' of Misa Andrea•» The engagement of Miss Bar­ ^v>: m m « 1 meet last’year, A p r o meeting will he held bouquet centered with white or­ The engagement of Misa Pa-.- bara Ann Gill to Ronald Stavins, BobJrtelert. '60. Interest on Monday evening at 8:00. prone _ position. The top shooters The engagement of Miss Marian Ro.ikt(nir^ w rith' ith' zip and go, faculty and student body of MHS. ithe tie of an MHS school. record Tuesday, at 8 p.m instead of Mon­ 8 SUMMER ST. or humorous picture in the naind “ “ - in everything " U is so easy to get along with by Karl Kehler. "Bucky" equaled day because of a conflict with a I Elmer Graha'rii and Mrs, Adolphe Princeton, N. J.. Jai). 8 i/Pi — ^ The studenU participating were quet. of the listener or reader. Here are classes, studying hours, frater­ i "Cindy" has been “ Bob, for "to know him -is to like i the 190 of Ed Quinn, whose 10-year- , Paquette, prizes. s We Give ;a.*AT Green S ta m p ^ Margaret Crouley. Jeff Sinon, Wesley V. Feshler, aon of Mr, a few examples: nities, sororities, jobs during fre.sh- To See Magic but that doesn’t mean that she meeting of public interest being ' Members of the refreshment 1 British Labor parly leader Hugh : S m m M M ^ iw M m m him” He is the perfect presiirip-i old record ha* never been equaled. sponsored by the PTO at the Man­ Gaitskill e.xplalned last night -why 26.9"“’ ■kr - , ' - ' Donna 'Vsijcour. Wayne Wilson.' and Mrs. Vincent P. Feshler of 2 Country ro a d '-i winding rib­ man year in college, clothes, ad­ has sphead herself "too thin." On Uon for anyone ailing from a lack I The top four scohers aiding committee arc Mrs. William Gallo, , z : Ken Woods, and Robert Young: Sanford Rd„ was awarded his missions week, attendance ip Dr. W. Fitch Cheney Jr., chair­ the contrary, she has derived much chester High School. Mrs. Joseph Srhaiuster. Mrs. Peter,: Britain has had a 2-party sys-' bon in tljB sfiadej. On- each side, of laughter, and many of hi* Witty Bucky were Dave ;Call. 179; Den CThristle McCormick, a member tern:' "Because we like team Peg Beaucage, ’81 freshman soccer numerals. Varsity trees.of Jade. classes, and athletics. man of the Mathemactis Depart­ satisfaction.- from her activities, "crack.” ke“ M s^ friend, in ' Tedford 178; Paul-Geissler. 175 and Plikaitis Jr..' Mrs. Joseph Falk- 2 football letters were awarded to •A social hour followed. Over a only beesuse she has put so much of the Board bf EducaUon for owskl. kirs. Charles-'McDonnell. games,” he said. • ■5? ■/. - Flippy- funny little bundle of ment o< Hillyer College, will pre­ ♦*. Ron iVftDr*K, jT2- seven years, will 'present a trave­ Speaking on the role of the op­ BULLETIN INTERESTING Robert G. Johnson, son of Mr. an^ loyalty. cup of punch, the alUmnl were able in. She is . now an .• enthusiastic * » . . . k . in eniov , Indi«n marksmei) journeyed t" Mrs. Mary Burnette. Mrs. James; Sale! Sale! lilr* Carl A. Johnson’ of 77>0»k sent a magic show on Jan. 12 at member of Senior Girls’ Club, Cur-, logue of .the South Pacific with position paijly. the touring Briton Adorned by maps, class sched­ Weeds - the underworld of to talk individually to 'a student ni*;iiiucr UA kjcihv/s w.*.- “nfirk Haven today"to encounter a slldea and movies o f. his recent McVeigh. Mrs. John Daniels. Mrs. | ules, and holiday menus, the bul­ S t.'an d David A. Golasrson of of MHS interested in a particular f:16 p.m, in the auditorium as the' rent Affairs Club. French Club, the ; talking, y* 5“ ’ strong Notre Dame squsd. ’ Michael Rusaell. Miss Stephanie 1 told a. P rin ^ n n University audi­ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Golas of plants. Somanhis-Staff, the National Hon- when tra^Ito g Js the topic of o . Steiner. '81. , -trip. McCormick, who visited ence, "You might say Britain letin board in room 233 shows a ■ Blackboard—the ‘ iry-a g a i n” college. And, of course, the .col­ guest of the Senior, Junior, and many schools in Australia, will aU Tunsky. Mps. Peter Plikaitis, Sr.. | Only Royal “O*- plaid jump-1 Cotton blouses. Roll up ^ | great deal of worthwhile effort on 71 Brookfield St, Johnson also re­ paper that sends out Its perfume lege students were able-to compare or Sooloiy, ^ ,o;r.„ur., .por», J, >2 r ------Miss Ann -LaGace. Mrs. Cecelia j adhere.* to a sporting theory of ceived a gold football indicating , Sophomore Girls’ CSube. Dr. Chen­ ■o compare'schools "dowri jihder" history. " - the part of Mr. George Dqugh- colleges among themselves. ey .hold* B.A. and M.A. degree* She has previously participated with those In'this country. Casavant, and Mrs. Richard Ross. I ers. Completely Vvash- ertV'a' Spanish I students. Of the that he has received a varsity let- The success of the afternoofi was ,in the Latin Club and A Cappella tells. "My ambition is to some i'¥l||-k1rkrvv T *AV#*I*S ^ sleeve. Printp and Textbook— the. extermination of from the Univeraity of (Jalifomia; b* able to travel through every ' AjU V C I S many commendable projects, three ter for three years, . ..i dreams ascribed to President Mary Anne Choir. . able of course. Sizes A total of 39 varsity letters and .vrishful aay r a master’s degree in mathematic* -- * moat noteworthy ones were drawn Beach because of her leadership A good student as well, Cynthia 37 freshman numerals were awrad- Hospital—a ■ place that .. keepa from Harvard Uhlveraity; and a 'T b"^y‘"of'mAnT'interesU, Bob S tu d y C h Jo rO p h y ll solids. Sizes 7-14.' Orig. 3.99 by Ann Raesler. ’81. Lgulse (Jhap- you alive until the bill comes. and organization, and to John"Wil- doctorate fsora the Massachu*elts somehow manages to maintain a 3-6x. "Orig. 5.99 paa, ’6k and Andrea Binka. ’63. ed to Trinity football and'soccer Uaips and hjs committee for-their "pedigreed? report card;,.MosUy. most likes fishing, hunting and ------athletes at the 'dinner-.. The cOm' Dad—the root . oL.. the_ word Institute of T«chnolog>--. izzT He is alw-ays ready to get AAS HEATING SYSTEMS "daddy-o". ' ■ continual aid'from the beginning A’s., Her greate"kt honor occurred "Deorge' pfaway; 'Dcih' 'H'orri- gt I bined record of the four fall sports through the culmination of- this Profe.«wor (Jheney has been a together with the boy* for a good son, and John Urbanetti are at­ *. , Q^When was- the telescope Newspaper—a husband'a break­ teaching fellow in msthematij:# at last spring when she was elected used in astronomy? ' ‘ teams was 20 wins. 6 losses and 2 worthwhile project. as a junior into the VerpUnck game of basketball or baseball _— tempting in Mr. Robert Fehn’s ad­ h a v e 1958.lt was 15-10-1. Ifast baTricade. , ; the University of Califonlja and or any sport; And of course; hot vanced biology class, to fraction­ ! A—The telescope wss first pgt y Parba^'McIntosh,'60 ' Marge. Monahan, ‘63 IJnda Hartwell, '60 Chapter of thq National Honor So­ to practical use by Giflileo in 160»- has taught at The Hebbard School, being able to escape oonversation. ate chlorophyll' by the chromato­ Newiton.'Mass.; Tufts CkfUege in ciety. ,Jv he may be found diaciissing polltlca graph hnethod. They are relating- ■ ■’GYR^SCOPIC-BAlANCt" j l J 0 Medford, Mas*.; and the Universi­ In the way of outside school ac- with fellow Democrats woile eat­ this to a study of the effects of | I f ? J I Sale! ty of Connecticut, where he was tiyitiss, CYO: 'at the 8t. Jaipe* ing his favorite .f()od, corned beef giberelilc acid on the growth of .professor of mathematics and as­ Church claims a good.. deal of and cabbage. 'v . plants. 'The study hSs revealed ' tronomy. , , •' * ■tClndy’s" time. Until her sopho­ An unbiased, person h.lmscJf, Bob that the acid ‘accelerates growth 7H[ WfATNIR-CONTROUfO FLAME o Dr. Cheney i* a member of Phi more year, she was -alao active in pArticularly dislikes, prejudiced and maturation of plants through 7HAT Pre-teen cotton dress- ( J Pre-teen *ool skirts. Beta Kappa; Sigma,Xi; Ptil Kappa Girl Scouting. During the suinmer; photosynthests.. it- -I people. 59^ were all very successful. Pa-^the school. This yedr, the word Phi; the Mathemactis Association she works at the branch office of Much of his time is: devoted to FYaetlonatinging chlorophyll _ln- es. Perfect for school* ^ Solids and plaids. Sizes d. tricla Little was queen of the most used by the evaluators. In de­ of America,- of . which he 1* a for- First National Stores in East Bov Scout work; ,bealdies being i volves separating it* several parts U .^i^rerts ?fclL--lean Martin Md Judy Gilbert scribing MHS was, ‘ excellent. nier vice president; and Tbe' As­ Hartford. an Eazle Scout, he Is an assistant [ by using a sulUbl* absorbent to or dates. Lucky sizes^ ■ ■ ■ spn were elected co-captains of.the Spring Frolic, while Jean Martin One of Cynthia’s favorite pas- scoutmaster of Troop 26, • hold, parts while t suitable'solvent eiTS SMAIUR but a few of the adUvities which cheerleading squad, filling the po- reigned as queen of the From. The Talent Galore' sociation of. Teadher* of Mathe­ Ofig. 10.99 fT 8-14. Orig. 5.99 have kept MHS students busy in One- of the most significant matics- ih New England, of which times is music—any kind will do. In school Bob"s interests - heva^Uvashe*-the chlorophyll down * _ 8 .1 4 ^ — l — — sition vacated by the graduation .Varsity M queen was Jeanne Ker- She-is adept at pl&ylng both pop­ column. An absorbent is poured AS THE WEATHER GETS WARMER the year 1959. - ■ ■ • ' rigan. Sock and Buskin queen was events of'he year was the annual he is also a former vice president. follow’ed the line of history and Class of 1959 of Dale Robinson Talent Shpw wit!: master of cere­ He has had several oontributions ular and classical music on the social studies, Hiis year he favor* dow^n a tube of phlm-ophyll. When Leading the 'pajorettes through Ro.se Mariri.Tremarco. the 'solvent fs added, the chloro­ M The class of 1959 graduated Ciiibs Prosper monies rjd Cain; Over 15 acts were published in TTie American Mathe- piano. She also enjoys listening to the College Freshman level Hls; with 407 members; their motto their paces wa» Patricia Little. matlca Monthly, and si: a profes­ the dreamy voice of Johnny Math­ phyll separatu into bands. This is Pat's seepnd year a* their Everyone ..of ihe, cliiba has been featured. tory of Western Civilization above being "'VINCIT QUI P-ATITUS’.’ Machine* Join MHS sional magician, has had several is or the'jhusic of Montavar* or Hls other subjects; College Prep ’Thus far, the uzree prime bands ckptaln. ■ ' . very aettye this past year, TKe of components ^ ’chlorophyll hava (He that can endure overcomes). "Rolind Tablb Singers" completed The year 1969 seem*. to have articles published in different mag­ George Shearing. Physics, English IV, Modern The class officers were Pauls- The. MHS Girls' Leaders GJuh ic magazines. ' In addition to music, Cynthia Problems ' and Physical Educa­ appeared. .... ' Was ylettil-ious over four other their u.suai grueljng! schedi|le of been one in which new machines "The mgin difficulty encountered Sale! Sale! Adams,- president; Wpslcy Fesh­ approxiniatel.v ' 13 perfgrmtnces were introduced to MHS. New IBM loves curling up with q good book tion: ler, secretarv; Susan Buckley, vies high schools on Sports Dsy held in or playing « close game of tennis. j* finding-the prbpej absorbent* Pre-teen coats. • with a TV appearance on the' machines ,;were used for the first He'has foU’owed.up this inloreat and solvents that will separate the president; Philip Pmeo. treasurer April.' time this’ year. The machines ar­ She has recently become a bowl­ by becoming an active member 6f Gail Noren and Paula Adams were . MUly I-ead» fipiinell Kathy Godfrey Show. ing fanatic; but keeps her. scores various component*.' Mi Paint and Powdor’a 'spring play ranged the schedulea and marked X-Change the Current Affairs Cljib, qnd ha* George Ordway, ”81 Pre-teen blazers, i Terrific value in i valedlctoriah and. saluUtbrian re-. The Stud'ehr CbuhciV has had a under lock and key. Although served on the StudeJlt Council for apectively. "Blue Mist" was thek-ery'active year. Filling the chair waa "Mr, Bar>-y’a Etchings" while the report cards of over ,700 stu­ Sock gnd- ’buskin's annual produc- dents. pizza and peppermint ice cream do two years.^j'-’' Charcoal " on I y. i’ all wanted styles theme fdr fhe Senior,, Reception. ; i*ft vacant by Karl Relchelt, From our various exchange pa­ not make the most appetizing com­ After Mihool Bob can be found Sports Success - Milly De Felice, was elected preai- .Uon jA-as entitled "The Late Chris­ About Teachers and colors. Sizes topher Bean. Current Affairs Club Not only the stiidentiilhave been per* we .get the following daffy- bination, separately they rank working at- the AAP, where he Aliimnus^orks FOR NOME COMFORT. WhitT piping. SporUwiae Indian teams were j -phe student Cquheil trans- nishun*; . next to nectar an,d ambrosia in •UQceaaful..The CCIL tHle waa won fjrred their financial' help from members made their annual trip to rewarded for outstanding, w'ork, ha* been employed-for ovef a year.. the^nited-Nations in Neiv York. "The X-Ray" of Torringfon High Cynthia’s estimation.. Previously he w-orked for the Man­ to Fulfill Dream Sues 8-14. Orig. 12.99 I 8-14. Orig. 25.00 by MHS teams in six aporls: Soc- jhe Navaho Indian School in New but also the teachers. Mr. Symond ■ Cynthia, who has followed VOUUH' cer, baaeball, golf, track,, rjfle, and JO to the ..rural sehoolii of •Christine Dingwall'. Phy.His Solo­ Yaveher. fofmer -French tea-cher; School puts meaning into the fol­ chester 'Trust Co.' . . mon, and Julie Peak respectively, lowing song*: the College Preparatory Course When he leaves the halls of •wlmming The golf and swim-1 j^p^tucky having won a fellowship from the A dreaia is being ifulfllled by an 'w 'r- mlng teams have won f)ie CGIl[ .are the new president- of the University of Indiana, Is travel­ "Some Kind of Earthquake’' — throughout high achool. is pres MHS, he will prepare for bis chos­ alumnus of - Manoheater . High Scholastic) .Acclaim ently taking English IV, United en vocation in law at-'oither the title two years consecutively.. The Sch6lk8llcally MHS esm beVvery Sophomore,.. Junior, and Senior ing in RussMI and studying the lan­ ^Ihen parehta »ee, repont card* School. The alumnus is Ed Cain football season waa, hot too sue-- Girls' aub. guage of the country in a univer­ (appropriate at this time??) States History, French H, and University of Vermont, Boston '59 and his drcaih ia to work in proud qf-itaelf. In the Scholastic Chemistry. Following her knack University, or UConn. With hi* •147 ntPttwuef cesaful. bill the gridders showed a Writing Contest, , 26 students re­ Literary Editors sity there. Mr. George Potterton'of "Slaep Walk’’—Wanting during radio and television. He-ia the fel­ great' deal of Improvement over The co-editors of ., “The High the biology department waf award the first thhee cla**e«. for languages, she prefers EJngllsh broad sense of hlimor and deter­ low who, each morning of the' PLUS— ceived awards.” Ninty-four 4tu- and French to her other subjects. mined personality, hi* future can 1958. A new'track, record Was set dents won Awards in the Scholas- School World" are Jill Diakan and ed a Science Foundation grant "Mr. Blue”—A t r ^ r t oard *58-’69 achool year, gave the no-, Sale! - bv three ninners' juniors, Ken Bichard Stephens while Patricia tiipe. ‘ ' Coliegewlse* she hbpe8 to attend surely bring nothing but ticea .at schoo].? Ed is attending - . , , „ J • .. tic Art Contest. In the Nirtional for' a summer of advanced blologl- either Jackson or Simmons iji or­ Smith and ; Merit Schplarship test, 24 students Pratson is ihe new editor of So-,(.,j wofk at the'University of Con ces's’. ■ ■ ■ . the Cambridge School of Radio and IIVE SETTER ElECTRICAllY Many Unadvertised Jay Bofls. Thc-^aii^etbe^^ jonrmehdations. In, this^ nianhis. "QuiU is edited-by plalre i ^ecticut.o From New Britain Senior High der to prepare for a career in so -'Bob lives with hls parent*. Mr. TV in Boston. There he says he ia SEE YOUR PLUMBER. Sajibiili. ■ • . Mrs. -Helep Skinner began de­ School the ■ "Red and Gold .Re­ cial work. She is a gal whose per ahd Mrs. Lyman R. smith at 37 “having; fun while learning plenty aonality and ability-make luck un d ea ler or Pre-teenr bipusesi tog ih . Uagu-e,with 6 wim, »nd no - -Mihislital Note* - voting ail of Ijer time to classes in view” •aya-i- Wellington Bd. about radib and teUvlaibn.". He P; STOLTZ, Inc. • ’True, True Love’-’-.eM* ahd my .Roanne Wise, ’60 Specials in ail losses Pauja Adama add Pascal Poe 'The Band Concert and the Choir reading-.for .student* who have, necessary. - ^ soon will. msdie' an audition ta p e ' THE HARTFORD GAS HEATING CONTRACTORS . At the annual Senior—Faculty, Cqpijert were tw" of the.-hlghHghts trouble In literary interpretation, hooka. Cynthia lives with her parenu for a radi^xkUtlon. At Cambridge Solids and prints. qualified as finalUts to the Jia- ■fAlwa^”—Four testa in one Mr. ahd Mrs. Louis DeBandi at -* e lec t r ic THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. ' CH 7-2651— AD 2-5946. 'g am e the aenlor* won by a score tion'al Honor Society Scholarship. of the 195" season. One of the new reading, sfid taking testa. Mr. Gil­ Attention Senioris : they pldce a great deal of empha­ of 39-84. In Aprjl the boy* and additions to the^mualc department bert Hunt and ^fr.'Paul Phinney day.. ■ ' 73 Scarborough■ RcT. sis on dlbtion. ligh t company Call Todfly For. FREE HEATING SURVEY! Long, short and roU rls of the Physical EducaUon Phylll? Urlcchio and Karen-Lewis Mary Anne Beach, '60 Departments! were given-prize* from the .Under­ is. a aferfop i-'nic tape recorder made , their annual;' exifedition ,) Attention Seniors; If you have After achool this atumniui works sleeves. Size# 8-14. , , Orig. 3<99 Clubs ’■jresented an axhlbltlon fea- bought from the re(ieipt8 of the an­ across country with 19 hoys. Miss "T he Rumsoniah" of Rumson.: at! the'Book Cleaning Holiae, New - tU!-:; g'turablihg- ahd wood Corporation for their typing Fait-. Haven Regional High School

PAGE SIX Coventry^ evsnt, a highlight of the- social Reps. Harlow^ within an area the townspeople can season, will be held. Jam. 30 at the CHARGE YOUR Show of Force ectr vrhlch time and progress have afford. . R ocky Faction Enters lEanrtiPEtpr outmoded, can be defended from Coventry must have its high State Armory. PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Lay zim Split Skinner Site Q uestion the point of view of sound public school. The people must at aU. Car DemolishedV Dr. John Bairy emd Frank Plan Used for Keegan are co-chairmen of the Snpnin^ ijpraUi policy. There would bo economy in­ H^re ’n There times know all- the facta pn the Needs SubDort of A ll many subjects involved in building Man Uninjured 'dance, and Mayor Eugene Kelly New Ham pshire Race .On Purchase m e . volved, which is supposedly a pop­ will be honorary chairman. Music the school so they can cast votes , , , I II - e m i^ PINE Riot at fPrison R eady foTTM acliine^ ular word. It would also seem obvi­ by ' will be furnished by the Maurice ity leaders dur­ intelligently and finally. A 35-y«ar old man escaped In­ A "whoie-haarted effort byf>they_ visit coi Coventry’s- two state represent­ ous that, if we take /wme of our re­ Landermaii. orchestra. PB A B M A O r (OonRaiied trooi Pago One) ing* the next twoSowks to get fi­ WALTfER E. TEDFOUb jury last night when his s|>ort8 esu- (CoBtiaMd from Pag* Oa«) everybody in tl\ls community” will atives today took opposite sides sources loiit of projects we do not Proceeds of the ball will remain nancial and, moral sui>p^.- on the Skinner School site dls- Coventry voters must vote ” no” 4'non-lnlere8t bearing promlsaory . PubdxMn __ was tom to pieces In s 300-foot In Manchester and be squally di­ (lies after the opening of the iioHpital iNoles be naeSed for tha success of a pro­ Businessmen, professila^l peo­ ____ _ note'for COAAAA$30,000 for tVirOAthre« omi&laqual irguMM OMoImt i. UM really need, we will be able to de­ GULINTX BUITUR Auto Theft Menace SH OENTER ST. ship and the prison personnel for pyte which the town will decide if they favor the Skinner - school skidding accident on Sullivan Ave. vided between the Heart Assn, and primary filing period. posed industrialYmmdatlon.. ple, key industrial flgurek/and site property or ” yes” if they are yearly installments., rU7 I IttXMllI vote more Ume and resource and •’This is the first step In a cam­ their performance qnd aleo ex- Other persons will be told t ^ Wednesday at a referendun). Should the, referendum,favor re­ jlldaya John N. Sandberg, 36, of Wind­ Cancer Society. Dr. Courtney g Visiting. hours; AduIU * to * •rhat’a the , report, of Robert a ^ n s t buying It, when they go to money to efforts in which we find Coventry voters go to the polls next Wf^nesday on a Conference Topic paign that will make Japk Ken­ p.m. Maternity t to and 6:80 to presM(| thank* for the cooperation Manchester v'lll be / ’In a pack of \ R ep . Chariea N. Harlow said he scinding action,, Kottner said h« Po»1 OttlC* «l W^®**?***^ •* sor Locks, waa charged with op­ Simpson Is handling publicity for 6 Fuller, chairman of aNwllcltatlops faVota the action «pf the School the polls next Wednesday. Swnnd ClAM I4all ______ourselves lagging referendum to decide whether or not to rescind action taken erating a motor vehicle while un­ nedy the .next president of the 8 p.m. Children’s Ward * to 7, of the many agencies that assleteA committee which will stari^eeking trouble. If we don’t wake up,” Ful wouldf advise the selectmen to call the event. Read Herald Adva. United States,” Boutin declared as Buildlhg, ComiMUee in buying the ’The question read* this waj»: MUIUIIUR U* But sound public policy does not in December on purchase of a site for a p r o ^ ^ junior- .A representative from the Man­ der the Influence of intoxicanU, "The board noted, with approval, support soon for the foundation le'r said. site. His'Yejlow .House j,meniiber. ’’Shall the action taken at the town another town meeting to ratify rHIl, AHaoClATKD PKHat ' Kennedy backers cheered and ap­ PaUenta Today: t i l intended to make ManchesterNpor He called for a more critical look the School Building ' Committi*’* always succeed in selling Itself .as senior high school. In this referendum they will be gwen a chester Pblice Department will at- and reckless driving. the active support of Governor Stephen Loykini, took issue with meeting held December 3rd, 1959, T«1« iGSocUiXJ if*rew '» •S2SJS!*2 plauded. ADMITTED YES’TERDAY; attractive to new and existing as targe industries bypass Man­ authorizing the School. Building actiort. #nUtleut of town. ment: ”i believe the Sobopl BuilcH All rl*liU ot r«t>ubHc«UoB °* heed to 'an air base open TTiis issue is without question a while traveling; west. The car skid­ eroosan Rd., Vernon: John Roman, ner Property’ ;on behalf of the "clouds of doubt” when the town several years. day in New^ Haven. Hampshire primary. It will be one ference with the Governor yester- one of the “greatest money-raLying H^vsald an, electrical manufac- ing Committee acted wis^y'ln pur­ Town of Coventry be rescinded?” dlspalctir* horeln mrt «l«o rssorvod it may, in fa'et,regard keeping, it vitally important one to Coven­ ded along the highway fence, 996 Main St„ South Windsor; Mrs. chasing the Skinner property ks reaches the point of issuing bond* try. A great deal of preparation Next Wednesday, the town faces Police Chlit,Jamea M. Reardon of the biggest political surprises day-r-to an effort'by a minority efforU.in the history of Manches­ turing^rm that could provide a to pay for the school. run .ornco cllsnt of N •. A. a* open as a compme' waste of funds. the question of rescinding action knocking out several posts, one of Helen Wilson, 31 Eldridge St.; the site of a proposed junior.*senlof That is the way the question, sent was done before it was brought to said he has n^-dcclded yet who In the sUte’s histqry. Mrs. Marion Moody.. Hazardvllle; group of prisoners to ' retaliate ter,” Fuller said yesterday. ’’tidy” numrer of jobs might come the printers today, will appear John F. Chappelle, chairman of ice Inc 1 But if there is one small voting which was found ZOO,feet away. ______id; here if it feould get help It needp high school. After careful cbhrid- lKibllM»«r» R#pr»sMUU»^i I " a 'vote in December, Feeling ran on the Skinner property. will be tent from Manchester, but The Massachusett’s Democrat Joseph Lytwyn, West Wllllngtoh; against heightened dlsi$plinary Md The town can’t sell itself/ the on th'O'ballot. the Board of He^th, gave hla aup-” JtiHui M«the«-» SpeeJal Afency - N*w community which has its pros­ The fact that the town is legal­ a selection will be road»,early next Parts of the car were scattered all has nb opponent In slfeht for that security ftleatures he/htiM - intro­ -Town Development Comihiasipn through a louHOation. eration of all the facts brougljt torA Chicaitc IJ^roll •'“ , ^ • 2^ high both for and against the pver' the ' highway, he said, the Mrs. Vera Stewart, 168 Birch St.; The referendum must be worded port to the SBC t.^ay in a ataU- ly bound to buy the property or week. part qf the -pronged ballot which duced during his administration.. member said, without a foundation Right now, development officials out at the town meetings Dec. 3 UliiilBER A0T)TT BURBAtJ O f perity based on the existence of school when it was ft'rst proposed, f mnt end being tom off the chassis 2 Bernard Ertel, 35 Fox Hill Dr., that way because a petition forcing ment. .,rie said: '' cmrnhATtuNS ______face possible coprt action is in it/ The conference has been S«^ up gives the voters a chance to reg­ This morning the warden met to comj>ete with incentives/sek up cannot .make iuiy\ofters to that and last Wednesday, I support the that air base, then it is a political and feeling is again running high and completely demolished. Rockville; Robert Vallerie, 16 machine vote called for the "^fter careful and exhauativ* on the choice of the Skinner prop­ self reason enough for voters to as one of a series of hationwide ister a (direct choice for their fa­ with his staff to map plana for re­ by other towns for industry. Arm unless "somethmg more posi­ purchase of the property.”' v ^ r s to decide yfhqther or not SUBSCRIPTION RATka factor of Importance. Sandhe^ posted a 3160 Ixmd for Warren. Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Mary Harlow was moderator,ot those consideration of all the facta at PayabI* to Adyanea erty. cast balloU against rescinding the seminars concerning the "continu vorite among the presidential con­ pairing the riot damage, estimated Failure ol the plan would have tive develops,” Fuller a ^ ed . they .want to rescind ketion taken appearance in South Windsor Nickerson, 85 E. Main St., Rock­ at about $3,000, and to restore the New industry means mme jobs, two meetings w'hlch dealt with hand and the complete Informa­ On# VeAf • •^■’5' We» may have come to the point Besides the legality of binding purchase. ing auto theft -problem that exists tenders. . ville; Mrs. Catherine Corbe(^, 35 crises proportions, said Fuller, the last December. The petition waa tion presented by the School Six l4o*itha ...... where we evaluate the continued documents and arguments pro and When a municipality is given ap­ today throughout the nation." Town Court Jam. 18. prison to normal operation. general maitager of .^the /Lydall A a broader tax base, and o th « eco­ purchase of 109 acres of land from filed last Tuesday by Carl O. Kick­ Thfee llonUat •••••••••••••••••••'* Neither Nixon nor Kennedy is Branford S t; Susan- Knowles, 49 Meanwhile ‘ all but about 30 nomic advantages. One himdrid Building Committee several Im­ ^ e Month ,.,a---A---aaaa##««**»* con on the question, two basic proval to embark on an expensive Based on statistics for 1958, the John and Doris Skinner on Rt. 31 ing and Bontalned 225 valid signa­ ••AAA^O***** production of some particular expected to draw any opposition in Wells St.; PhUlp Blrkeiand. 51 prisoners, who are assigned to such Foulds Paper Ob." new Industrial jobs create 63 oth­ portant facts emerge ai concluslv* W e e R 'v ...... truths emerge from recent events. uroject such as the one Coventry FBI said, it is estimated that al­ Started by the TDC With advice at Ripley Hill Rd.. for a proposed tures. It N^uperseded a previous Sinffie Copy thing as worse than a waste of the so-called "beauty Contest.” But High Court, ...East Hartford; essential work details as mess hall er ones in ancillary operations. evidence that toe School Build­ One is—there is no doubt that the is now Involved, the people should most nine •million au tomobiles will Charity Ball Set there have been reports that Rock- from the State Development Com­ junior-senior high school. H4 did petition, filed/Dec. 21 which .was time and money. We may not know Donato Morline, 24 Lilly S t; David duty, were kept locked in their Fuller said. not sign a petition circulated by ing Committee has acted wisely Th« Bciatl«MM PTlOUlUt town needs \he school, and the be aware of what is being dbne. be stolen in the next generation. efeller supporters', undaunted by mission, plans have been laid for the basis for,, a town meeting and should be supported by to*^ asaumaas no PnanctAl raaDonalbniW M Participants expected a*t the Wiley, 79 Niles Dh; Frank W, cells. ■ „ ' Committee Members Carl O. Hlcking, filed last Tues­ Wednesday nig'nt, attended by more typodrapMcal errom apoMJtaj. to J * what to do with this production other is continual ^public knowl­ The School Building Committei in At Arm ory Jan. 30 his withdrawal, are planning to Pavola, '30 Davis Ave.. Rockville; the foundation by a private group voters of the town in their pur­ conference -Will include law en Ribicoff said yesterday, after a Members ot Fuller’s committee day putting on, the machines a than 300 persons>,^ This meeting TortSdint.nanta ' aiid ■' doiw loadliit djAtl when we get it, other than junk it. edge of what is taking place mu.st Coventry deserves unstinted praise ’wag»..a Rockefeller wrlts-ln cam- Pan},ela Bjarkman. ,28 Franklin meeting with .prison authorities, ot TDC and Chamber of Commerce chase of the Skinner property, a* Is ib t itlanebeatwr Baanios Herald. be afforded by the officials in for the work and many, many forceraent officials from niral and palgn^aimllar to the successful members. are William Lang of the Travelers question of whether or not the passed a meaningless motion in But if the prcklucUon in question metropolitan areas, and officials Patrons’ tickets to the Charity S t; Jaseph Macrl. 9 Orchard St. Mulcahy and State’s Atty. John insurance Go.; Mark Kravitz, as­ people want to rescind action ori support, of the town buying-'the authorized by the vote of th* Oiapioy adyef«ain» «ojdos hearai ch&r^c- hour.s it has spent in and will yet New Ham>sbire primary drive that BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. LaBelie, that the-Tlngleaders re­ 't'o Incorporate Soon provides a few hundred, jobs in from State and Federal agencies Ball of the Manchester Junior sistant to the director of the Shade site. Dec. 3 town meeting. . ror Monday—1 o m- ^ A » . CoventryjWill, within a fe w spend on planning the school, but saved Nixon from political oblivion and Mrs. William Nichols. 14 Gail sponsible for Inciting the riot will It will be Incorporated any day buying the site. For rue*Uy-rl p ni M»mla> _ some community which does' not years, find - itself barred frorn The meeting will last from 10:30 Chamber of Commerce Will be Tobacco Growers. Agrjcilltural Loyzim made it clear he is not Coventry Town Counsel John "The question raised regarding For Wedneaday—1 p.ea TOeadj^ it has fallen down in one re-spect; four years ago. ^ . Rd.. East Hartford; a son to Mr. be nrosecuted. • now. Fuller said, as the Manches­ sanitation, possible furtire traffic sending the bulk of its school age a.m. to 3:30 p.m mailed this weekend. The annual 48sn. of Windsor; Charles Burr, against the site or the construc- S. G. Rottner today commented on For TburadAy—1 P °L Wednesday. have any. other major industry, It has not kept the people Informed Both the Vice Bresidenti and and Mrs. David Judge. 132 E. Main He said bench warrants would ter Communiri Development Foun­ hazards, and presence ><« high ten­ For m d a y-1 p m Thigaday. children to school at Windham of all its activities. Had it done so. dation, a im eiat attracting new in­ president of the Burr Nufseried; tioa-of a school. He says he favors the site purchase and the referen­ For aeturdAJ^I p m . FHdM. then a reverse kind of appraisal is Kennedy face stiff fights In the St. Rockville; a daughter to Mr. be issued after results of the lii- William Slelth, president of the dum. He said that sin?e the School sion lines have all been sgtiafac- High School. "The town of Man­ it is almost'certain the events of separate convention delegate sec­ vestlgation had been studied. dustry aid helping present indus­ the. referendum because the law d a ? ^ ^. SS§*=e^ VSMS in order. Better continue the pro- and Mrs. Thomas Ralmondo, 228 Iona ' Manufacturing Co.; J,ohn says-the 225 people who signed it Building Committee had authority torily answered and explained, to 5 1 chester has not declared it will the past few days and the referen­ tion of the primkry. Oak S t; a son to Mr. and Mrs The precise cause was not spell­ try expand by offering financial • A m . ______^ xluction of the thing we don’t need Wiet, executive .director of the .to buy the site, the town Is bound insure the townspeople that no discontinue acetpting Coventry dum next Wednesday on the school Nixon will be opposed by deie-K .Rosario Perrone, 102 Sumner St. ed out officially. But Warden Rich­ assistance at lower interest rates have a right to question the pur­ than throw people out of jojjs in that can be obtained from other in­ Manchester Chamber of Com­ chase of the property. to Its agreement, despite the' re­ future problem will arise to dclgy Friday, January 8 children in its high school, but it site Would not have arisen. gates backing Rockefeller, who' la mond'did say that measures had construction of toe proposed jun­ is generally known that this will "DISOTAROED YESTERDAY stitutions'. and by Supplying land, merce; and Richard Tibbetts, exec­ Loyrim contended the Schooi ferendum. IWO. No thinking person can -dispute powerless tinder the election laws Mrs. Bisnehe Newman, 57 Turnbull been taken to tighten security arid ior-senior high school. Since there come to pass before too many to prevent contraband from enter­ space, or buildiiigs on lease or utive director of the TPC. Building Committee should not ' a bond for deed was signed be­ Above The Routine Unless a new brand of political the motives of the members of that to prevent anyone from running as Rd.; Lind*:^ Keeney. 85 Bellridge The'committee will be expand­ has been no evidence or informa­ committee. All are volunteers, giv- ing the prison. He said prison offi­ other arrangements. have sigpned a bond for deed' on tween SBC- officlal.s and John and courage develops in Washington years. "favorable” to him. Rd.; Glastdnbury; Mrs, Merle ed fb take in. foundation support­ tion presented to. repute any of It takes a ver^ benign conspir­ Concomitant with the high ing up their free time and energies cials had to curUll further things Fuller said his. committee has Dec. 24, three' days .after a peti­ Doris Skinner for the town to buy we need expect few abandonment ' Kennedy’s delegate slate will be Steane, 2270 Kington Rd., Wap. ers. ' The solicitations effort will these facts, I strongly urge all acy of circumatiwcea to ■ make a school problern is a lack of space in the tradition that has made, this opposed by candidates backing the sent in during Christmas time. prepared a prospectus on founda­ tion was filed. This petition, the 109-acre property on Rt. 31 of projects or productions, no mat­ ping; Mrs. Margam^ McCue, 38 tion need and operations which eventually reach townspeople at for $40,000. On Wedneaday a war­ residents of toe town to take this State of the Union nvsaage mem­ for the town’I lower grade chil­ country great. All, we are certain, only other avowed Democratic Hyde St.; Mrs, M aiY '. Johnson, At the end of a preliminary VIL8II 4is;s,\a -- Bign.ed by 21 persons was super­ INSURED SAVINGS check after the outburst, at least meipbers will bring with thqm as large seded by the second one. rantee deed was sigrn®6 and the opportunity to give ' toe School warn' the town to solve its school orable. Soipetimea the fact that it ter how outmoded they may have dren. A thorough study has shown- presidential hopeful. Sen. Hubert Merrow. that a junior-senior high school problem efficiently and at a mst 24 prisoners were placed In segre*. “In ray opinion, the action of Skinners were , given a $10,000 Buijding Committee an overwhelm­ become, in the next few months. • Humphrey of Minnesota: arid Sen. DISCHARGED TODAY: Stephen ing wote of confidence.” la delivered by a new President; Stuart Symington of Missouri, gatlon and 22 others were confined the School Building Committee in check for the first payment and a And If the Republicans should de­ -lar -Or Kingsbury, 229 Benedict Dr., Wajri- First Lt; Ralph K. WiUers, Nike launching a new administration, / who says he’s not a candidate, but strictly W cells, without even re­ Battalion . chaplain, will officiate. Slogans, signing the bond, for deed three velop ^he surprise courage needed, ping: Mrs. Elaine Anderson and lease for meals. gives it Interest. Sometimes even Is generally regarded as a likely daughter, Gerald Park. Coventry; Burial will be in E a.st Cemetery. days after receiving notice that don’t count on the Democrats de Richmond said that about a doz­ .Friends may cai. at the funeral acquisition of this property w’ould a familiar President chooses to SAVINGS contender; Mrs. Irene DlNenno. WilllmanUc; en prisoner*, formed the "hard veloping the courage to approve The official Kennedy delegate home tonight from 7 to 9. P u t be questioned at a town meeting, R ibicoff Selects Group enliven - the occasion with some 2 RXS...0M LONtI HOSPITAL STAY Mrs. Annie Frey, 19 Windemere core” behind the riot. instead of joining in the howl that a n d LO AN ■ slate, prepared. In advance by the Ave., Rockville; Frederick Malih, is questionable. I belieye that ail presenUtlon of new policy pro­ A prescription posts less—far less—than a single day’s stay in The riot vvas quelled after 2 *,4 action should have been held in the base must be reopened, the A < .S C I A r I O V Democratic State Comrriittee, 91 Autumn St.; Rena Gosselin, Mrs. Frank J. BurUhardt posals. the hospital. Tdday, In most case*, just one or two prescriptions stirred a storm among some hours with tear gas arid high-pres­ abeyance and I am at a loss to Fernwood Dr., Bolton; Mrs. Elea­ sure water hoses. When ^ it was Rockville—Mrs.. Bertha E. Bush ugues But most of the time the State contract restored, the while ele- are all that a patient needs to get well. But years ago, he would fA fsi/srsjT'sA vtM^es Democratic leaders who wanted to nor Bodo.and daughter, 119 Autumn understand why the bond for dbed T o Spur State Econom y have held-"to go through a long expensive session at the hospital. over, one prisoner and one fireman Burkhardt, 78. of 14 Mountain St., o f the Union message is a dull and phant project completed. aaiiCHSSTts's atataT rmawcist iWsTiTUTieii be Included but weren’t. St.; Mrs. Dorothy Walker. 11 Croa- was signed ■ under these circum­ That’s why we say :' ■ were hurt slightly, and another widow of Frank J. Burkhardt. (Continned from Pag* <>«*)' perfunctory performance, as may Several of the disappointed by Rd.; .Bruce Warren. 13 Center- prisoner waa hospitalized for hys''- ■ died yesterday at Rockville ■ City stances. TODAY’S PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST ones threatened to file as delegate field St.; Elizabeth tUggs, 181. Oak The bond for deed was sign^ (Contlnaed from Pag* One) AH Go, No Live teria. Hosifital’ after a short illness. letters sent Jewish congregatio; be judged from a memory which BARGAIN IN HISTORY candidates seeking election as St, Glastonbury; Donald Hansen, ;ween the Skinners and the Everything waa quiet, also, at She was born in Rockville Jan. in Jacksonville, Fla., where a Regional 8 the Gov.ernor said, “ will be to study tells us that eyerj’ one of President The other day the New York Port Published In the Intereat of pharmacy and medicine by ' “ favorable” to the Bay State sena­ Meadow Trail, Coventry; Mrs. Dec. 24 on the advice of tor’s candidac;#. . ' the Osborn Prison Firm, Enfield, 24, 1881. daughter of the late Ed-, synagogue was daubed with the and evaluate th« many finding* Elsenhower’s previous messages Authority announced that It had- Lena Ludke, 89 Windsor Ave., where prisoners staged a sitdown ward and Pauline B:ishmann,Bush, Counsel John S. G. Rottner The official Kennedy slate is Rockville; Mrs. Minnie Gallagher, Nazi symbol. and recommendations made In to* seemed a let-down compared to E A R N i m demonstration yesterday noon in and had lived here all her life. She The hate campaign took odd that tiibxSBC had a legal right to found, over In New Jen^y, a great "pledged” to him. 489 Main S t; Mrs. Mary ZemaiUs, Honor Society recent economic report and to rec­ . what the man himself seemed to protest, they said, against insuf­ sign it. x / ' swamp area which waa-. the last (CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDENDj This means that the delegates 134 n Schooi St.; Michael Duper was a sewer at theM lnterburn twists; ommend the course of action for ficient food. A farm official told Loyzim added: “On the surfaefe implementing those prc^oeala. mean, compared to what possible Site available for the were approved by him and, .if.rolyii; n , MsW Pine Tree Lane. Wappjng; Mill until her retirement several . The glass doors of Liondon’s WESTOWM them he would make no promises years ago. She was a member Of it appears thi'sSchool Building Accepts Five which' the committee considcra try hoped frorh him. great jet airport the New York eipeted, must support Kennedy a sj' usan Goldberg, 45 Wellman Rd. Royal Festival Hall -were-smeared Committee-wantedN^o rush acqui­ * * P H A E M A C r * ^ long as his name is before -the but would look into the matter, Trinity Luthern Church and of Its with swastikas in white paint and Important to ecoriomic growth and Yesterday, however, the routine region has to have In order to pro- after which' the 'demonstration sition through th e re ^ denying the well-being of the state and its peo­ Democratic convention. / Ladies Aid Society. the w’ords "Less Jewish music.” Five students at RHAM High Occasion achieved for itself some­ •vide for its air transportation fu­ 450 Hartford Road— (Corner aif McKee)— MI 9-9946 Howeveri' .New Hampshire Igw ended. She leaves a son. Frank E, Burk­ citizens and taxpayers theright to ple. The current attraction there is the review and I’econsider the^ivjprevi- thing of a moderate auccesa This permits anyone to file as "favor Two investigators of the state hardt, and a sister. Mrs. Eva Nutcracker Ballet, by the Russian School have been informed that "I am sure that it will bring to ture, Laundry Trial ous action without inviting Iltl^a- its task knowledge and e)^r> country was,. once again, treated able” to a candidate. Are marshal’a office and two from Hlrth. both of Rockville, and a Tchaikovsky. Ihey have been accepted for mem­ ■A few days later a New York the rackets squad, both State Po­ Uon by the seller to enforce t ience and the convlctibh that Con-^^' to the spectacle of Eisenhower, Such a designation tnvrfves no grandson. ' - Walls of two of New York bership in the National Honor Times reporter went down to the commitments at the conymtion. lice divisions, were at the Wethers- '■ Funeral services will be held to­ City’s largest Protestant churches contract.” necticut:s potentials clearly p o in t im m m m Not Docketed Sbejety. The students are Marian, to an even more flourishing fiitUra the individual, seemingly at the region, which he described as fol­ Nixon, too, has his pf«plems in fleid Instlttftlon"today, interrogat- morrow at 2 p.m. at the White —the Cathedral of- St.- John the The town has already received Burotek, Joyce Andelin, Penelope for our state,” peak' of his personal vigor and vi- lows; Sj935 MAIN STREET - TEL. M I3-5171 - OPEN 9 to*5;30 - THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS to 9 P.M. -CLOSED MONDAYS New Hampshire, gen ially regard­ .ing prisoners In an effort to fix Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., with Divine (Episcopal) and the Itiver- a warrantee deed from the Skin­ The court todi^ postponed until ners and given them $10,000 and B eld en ^ resa Czwaczka and Jef­ The Governor said tl)»f part of tsdlty. The contrast with the dull 'It is a region of home.i with ed as "Nixon terri^ry” sinc'C^his responsibility for the riot and for the Rev. Erich O. Pieper, pastor of sjde Church—were splashed with unprecedented 22,(Kip-vote write-in next Friday the setting of a date two recent prison fires, at least a prOmlsory note for $30,000 to ferson Frertridge. An initiation the committee’s duties' will be to and listless years of convalescence land and rangy rail fences, of Trinity Lutheran Church, of­ Jewish religious symbols and the ceremony will be held soon. prepare legislation/keen necessary total In the 1956Frimary at a time ■for a hearing on a Parkade laun-1 one of which was of incendiary be -paid in three equal yearly In­ In office is vivid. houses that antsdate the Revolu­ ficiating. Burial will be in Grove old testament phrase "An eye for St^enta are elected for the to cariy out iU^ecommendations. when there w** talk of dumping dty’a/flght against the Supday clqs-f origin, Hill Cemetery. an eye."’ stallments. This personal vigor and vitality tion. estates with winding drives— him froip he Republican Ucket. ■ Loyzim also took, a swipe at Honor Society o i/to e basis of an He pointed put that under toe di­ ir* lav^/,^ ' Friends may call at the funeral New York City Police Commis­ above 85 average inxsenior high rection of/"his economic cabinet, Inevitably transferred spirit and a terrain of hills and dells that Some 6r /th e Vice President’s Town Clerk Eimore Turkington, A trial ^ate was to have bebn set home tod’ay from 7 to 9 p.m. sioner Stephen P. Kennedy as­ school and evaluatioit\^by the state agraciea have been making a algnlficance to what the careful stakes on, under a light snowfall, aupporterp urged him to- exercise who was the real estate agent for ins January his option and withdraw his name today in the'^Gourt df Common signed extra’ policemen to guard faculty for character, service and detailed appraisal of toe Booz, AI- and laborious procedure of pre­ the purchase. the enchanted quality of a Christ- j from Hie New 'Haven preference Pleas. The court i^ecllned to sched­ Obituary churches and synagogues. He said "I think it is wrong tor a man leadership. \ ..... and Hamilton report. The re­ paring a state document had given mas card.” ‘ i poll. 'TOey fear the combination of ule th« case,.however/because too the seven desecrations in the city Program for Parents Set V sults of these studies, he said, will Fiinerala in his position to have been the be turned over to the new com­ him to say. He" found the Inhabitants of this a /postlble . Rockefel’er-., .wrlterin many .cases already' started are —home of 'more than two million .agent for the s a le // Guidance director Henry LplT'ey still to be disposed of. x. Jews/?appea'r"l'o be individual in­ mittee. In'fact. It had obviously gone region up In arms over the Port enmpaign and virtually solid Dem- Frank W. Young has announced that the pm»nt» o f yOcratlc support for Kermedy might Connecticut Laundercenteb Cbrp. Sylvester Potockl stances of vandalism and to show eiglito and ninth graders'will be 6ne of toe major findings of to* Intp the preparation of the docu­ Authority’s ' plan, mourning the Frank W. Young, 51. husband of /m a k e Nixon suffer by comparison contends that' the State’s Suinjay Funeral services for Sylvester no indication of an organized pat­ Invited to sijtend a program at 8 New York consultant firm’s »urvey ment Itself, and insured Ujat it A /O l^ v closing law.'does not apply to unit-, Ruth Ellis Young. 94 Plymouth homes, churches and landsctn^e when the primary results arc ana­ T^ne, died this momlnar at St. Potocki of 62 Dover Rd. were held tern. p.m. Jan-uary 27 in which an eval­ waa tha^\85,300 new jobs would would be. in the end, an/Elsen that would be lost .and trying to tended coin laundries, and is un- The International League for the Asian Flu Hits uation of students’ test''-'results have to Mxprovided by 1975 to lyzed. constltutional'anyway. Francis Hospital in Hartford. , this morning from the D’Esopo hpwer document. And some way to fight the proposi­ V,. ------He'^'^ss bom in Hartford, and Funeral Chapel in Hartford, fol­ Rights of Man, which has con­ will be presented. avoid “heavy/qiemployment.” The firm seeks to enjoin the, po­ sultative status with tiie United This will be similar to a pro­ The report rec'ojnmended several \ It was, in reflection of his per­ tion. lice department from, foq^ing the had liveaxln Manchester for about lowed 'by a solemn requiem Mass In Ohio, Texas at the Church of the Assumption. Nations, called for an) investiga­ gram previously presented fOr tax breaks for industry, and also sonal pursuit of the cause of peace, But they mpst' know that, in j Scouts Hear Talk laundry to stay closed on Sund^a 15 years. /H r. Young was em­ the Rev. Joseph E. Farrell was tion by the world organization. parents of toe three upper grades. suggested Increauies ut *he corpora­ A criminal case against the ia»iin~ ployed as a n^v^l inspector for the Washington, Jan. 8 {/F)—Asian tion income taxes and toe sale* in policy as well/as in travel, a this age li^V^ich tranaportatlon j Mrs. Crockett Bureau of NavSk^Weapons. His 'celebrant, the Rev; Francis T. But­ Without mentioning any/particular Each student’s test will be identi­ state of the world message rather is god pF everything, their "sentl- j 3S % ! By dry is pending in Town Court, but country. New-York leaders of the influenza has be4n id^tified in fied by a number which is given tax. It also said "state and local it is expected that the case will be work for., the Navy Included 17 ler deacon, and the Rev. James outbreaks bf respiratory diseases officials will find it necessary to than merely a state of the union ments are doomed. To them, their years at f*tone*r Parachute Co., O’Connell .sub-deacon. league said they were "deeply dis­ to his or her'parents, as they en­ tr ' •Mrs. Charles Crockett outlined continued when it comes up tomor­ turbed by the present outbreak of recently in Ohio and "rexadi , the overcome many obstacles and .to document./'. area haa a uniqueness equal to that ^ row. • ■ ■ , and more recently..with Pratt A Bearers were Mtelmel Kotarba, ter toe auditorium. adopt programs and policies f a - , the national and international op­ Paul kotarba, AlexanS'er Kotarba, racial and "religious hostility” and Public Hea'to Service reported to­ PTSA Parent-Faculty flame Set It headed directly into a state­ it possesses for the Port Authority. portunities for Senior Scouts in a A Chamber of Commejrce unit, Whitney Aircraft. vorable to industrial.'development Henryv Kotarba. Eugene Brown declared such movements must be day. . _ A basketball game between To the Port AuUiorlty, it is the Our regular 3 .8 9 meanwhile,' has reaffirmed Us Mr. Young was a past nsa^iter .A spokesman expressed belief if the tax .a to be realized:” ment of its main world m ^ a g e, talk to the Girl Scout Senior Sen- /aiiinir andjMatthew Pitras. stopped before they grow. BTSA parents and the faculty will last available site for a jet airport. '/ ate Thursday afternoon at Man- ' ‘ and of Daskam , Lodffe of Masons in More than 2,000 persons met in the nation ia in for some local­ as follows;' ' ! • A ^ Tj»_u Ion 'Sunday, and specifically men Glastonbury, a member of Nut­ leather Butler, ronducted .com­ be held Jan. 16. This ia the annual •’With both sides of this divided To the people of the area, theirs is Chester High School. tiona self-service laundries as mittal 'services at. St. James’ Paris last night to protest against ized outbreaks of influenza and event which has usually -drawn meg Forest of Tali Cedars in Man­ infl'uenza-llke diseases but he said Regional 8 world in possession of unbelievably one of the last places really suit­ meeting, conducted 1 (,ugineases it feels should be closed Cemetery. the . anti-Semitic' displays in a large crowd. Miss Pamela ConariL senate presi-1 Sunday. ’Ibe reaffirmation by chester, and a psst patron of Bige­ France. More' swastikas were it/is impossible to estimate how destructive weapons, mankind ap- able for'Tlvlng. on Sunday. The reaffirmation low Chapter of the Eastern Star U---- LUXURIOUS dent, was attended by representa the Retail Executive Committee Frederick Clougli painted during the night on an widespread they may be. ■' Manchester Evening Herald An­ < proaches a state where mutual an­ In such' a contest, always put lives of each of the senior troops.' in East Hartford. At least seven caises of Asian Couiisel lor Board was prompted by the Laundercen- Funeral-services for Frederick apartnient building where several dover correspondent, Mr*. Paul- D. nihilation becomes a possibility. your bets on transportation, which Miss Gail Ouellette was elected Besides his wife, he ta survived prominent Jews live, including the flu were identified in a flare-up of Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim t'er' case. \ by a son. Prank Jr. of Manchester: Clough, 32 Valley St., were held Seen Advisable No other fact of today's worW is steadily becoming the^primary secretary to fill a vacancy.in that sister of Jean-Jacques Servan- respiratory disease at a penal 8-6856. and a daughter. Mrs. Marion Good­ yesterday at The Salvation Army institution in Columbus, Ohio, function of our Eastern seaboard post. Schrelber, publisher' of Mie news* equals this in Importance—it colors Eighteen girls and leaders are rich of Windsor Locks. -' ‘ church building. which resulted in hospitalization Arecom m endation to hire It* everything we say; plan do. . . while thq process and privilege of i This is the time of year we make sweeping reductions WOOLEN SLACKS paper I’Expres*- attending the' Senior. Conference Funeral "services will be held Major E. Walter Laihie, officer- of about 200 of the 4,000 inmates. August Plans - Other developments; own legal counsel -will be presented "W e must strive to/break the living is reliigaied ,to areals trans­ at Hartford High School today. Monday at 2 p.m. from the Ro.se InrCharge, officiated, a.ssiated by A similar outbreak occurred also Seasonal Layoffs to toe Regional 8 Board of Edu­ throughout our big floor covering department jn order to Hill Funeral Home in Rockv Hill. Mrs. Major Lamie, and'Major Eric » Hong Kong — A red,,swastika calamitous cycle frustrations portation does not need. There is The theme ia "What’s New Under in Columbus but no Aslan fill iden­ cation by a study committee. o y Burial will be in the Rose Hill Me- Jackson and Brig. C. T. MacKen- wi-.h Bhe inscription "E>eaw Jews” something latad-about It, so that the Senior Sun?” Comeback Bid apipeared on the~wall-of an apart^ tifications had been made when Hike Idle Claims The committee, made up of and crises W h ich /if unchecked, clear stocks for purchases we'll make at the , .morlal Park, Itdcky'Srnr zie of Hflrtfohl. The Salvation i;hestate. Sent in its report for ’dslegates' from toe "four- achool ■ could spiral injo nuclear disaster, one should not ba surprised to Friends may call at the funeral Army malf, quartet sang two se­ ment block. Police said it ap­ ^January Markets . . in order that you can peared the w’ork of . a juvenile. It •last/w«ek; Unemployment compensation boards within toe District, An­ the ultimate Insanity.” find a jet airport claliplng New Former Eighth District Director home SuiMay from 8 to ,5 and 7 lections, accoronanied by Mrs. Ljl- One "Aalaaflu case was identi­ dover, Hebron, Marlborough and ' Bernard C. Aug;ust is on the cqme- was the first anti-Semitic inci­ claims in Manchester rose 28.2 .per If the President thus staled the Jersey’s most untouched spot, or a to 9 p.m. , lian A. Perrett, organist. fied in a Unlversity^of Texas stu .the Regional 8, reached tola deci­ enjoy new rugs and wall-to-wall carpetitig RIGHT NOW Local Stocks back trail. , Burial , was in East Cemetery.' dent in the history of the British cent in the week ending. Saturday,- high necessities which face any sUte highway Interchange nestling August today confirmed reports 'Crown Colony. , ' dent, the service sa the State Unemployment Security sion last night, at . a final meeting Carl Harry Parson Bearers were David Addy, W. held at RHAM high achool. responsible leadership in our time, Itself in the middle of East Hart- - at a fraction of what you'd expect to pay! that he is planning to ,run for the Sweden — A • swa,stika-marked STan Antonio, Tex., w^Usted as Division reported.' . ’’ Smash- Carl Harry Parson. 50, of 451 Ttiomas Smyth Sr.. Robert G. Kit­ having'had an estimated 2,000 or . The committee had sought the he kept his hopes under rsitional .ford's, most desirable remairtingj Quotations Furnished by director’s post left vacant by Paul tle, C. Peter Carlson, Harold A. note was pinned to the door of a Although toe juhip is a big one A. Cervini. who resigned from the Center St., died last night at Man­ synagogue in the port of Malm'oe. 3,000 casres of influenza-llke ill­ relative to increases in recent opinion of toe town counsels from control. He does not believe in any real estate, or a Route 6 which is j , Cobum St Mlddlelrrook, Inc. Turklngton and James V. Munsie. Marlborough and Hebron and a district board Dec. ,21. chester Memorial Hospital after a 'The'note read "Get out of Sweden ness during the last few days of \ -eeks, the total number of jobless ■-T. mlllenium; he does not believe supposed ' to by-pass Manchester | p riced ! Bank Stocks short illness. •Eiecember. Manchester attorney, Harold Gar- 9x12 R U C S Bid Asked ^ He has been asked to ' run for ■ Mrs. Rosaitja Mlckevlclene or die, Sweden for the Swedes.” claims is little/ more than two there is any open, easy road tp passing as close,as it. can to the_-l Just one roll, at this price in 12 He was bom in Manchester. Nov. Swastika^ were painted on the Seveiral communities in Missis­ rity, recommended by the Andover Conn. Bank and Trust the position, August said, but he The funeral of Mrs. Rosalija thirds the number recorded in the such ail elemental thing as sur­ town’s finest and most traditional, ’■ . 9 5 ft. width in a handsome TWe^ declined to 'name the person or 23. 1909. son qf the late Carl and town hall in the smali town o'f sippi also showed a rise in inflU' beginning of January last year. delegates. Loads and loads of .one-of-a-kind samplerugs from Co...... ___....43 45 Matilda Msgnuson Parson. He had Mickeviciene, 630 N. Main St.', cnza-Iike Illnesses and in Terines Rural Supt. ■ Andrew Mknges vival. He-does believe one must residential sections. Nor need one 1 1| pattern.' Regularly $6^.50, ^ • 100% wool plaids 1 / Hartford National group that asked him. Flen, in central Sweden. A Jewish On Jan. 3, 1950, claims num- s(j. yd ., which to choose including Wiltons, Tweeds, Twists, The election to fill the vacant been employed for the past four was held this morning at the Wal­ worker in thp industrial town of see thei-e was an explosive out­ •bered 1,662, compared to 1.260 this who works with all four 'boards make a beginning. be surprised, when^ In years to j , ' Bank and Trust Co 36 38 ter N. Leclerc Funeral Homci 23 had suggested toe possibility of Fire Insurance Companies post is scheduled for Wednesday years by town highway deparfn^eht Elskilstuna found his time card, break ii\ Perry Cpunty involving year. And last year’s figure rep­ That effort—to make a begin­ come, it is discovered. that Fair- - ' Geometn^' Floral, Hand Hooked . . . even low • WoshoblowooNnylonsI and for 25 years previously by Main St., followed by a solenin about 350 persons, including legal counsel for toe regional o Aetna Fire ...... 73 76 night at the Hollister St. School. keipt in’ an open rack, marked with resented a 2.4 per cent drop from ning-—has now become' the '.domi­ field. County, nov/ having two au- ' priced Early American rag rugs and ovals. Prices Cervlni’s . unexpired term .has Cheney Bros. He was a member of high Maas at St. Bridget’s Church. a swastika. school children. board. Manges said today ” We do Hartford Fire ...... 200 215. ' The Rev. John Delaney ws.<(' cele­ the week preceding it. perhighways, needs two more, b i-, r Q IP Reg. $8.95 to $9.50 grades in- range from $29.50 to $149. They’re going so fftst about two and a half years to run. Center Congfegational Church, - Aiistralia -r’Phe governor in Vic­ The latest unemployment figures need legal services from time do , nant effort of his last phase of . • Imported ficmnols I National Pire ...... 144 — , , time for drawing contracts, speci­ secting new and choice.- areas. The j i 1 ' cliid.'ng eight rolls of 12 and 16 we can’t list these one-of-a-kind items, here. Phoenix Fire ...... 80 V4 83% No other candidates for the po.st and was an Army veteran of brant, assisted by the Rev. Stanley toria state announced he was tak­ represent 371 new. claims and 889 public office. Its presence, together World War H. .. Hastillo as deacon, and the Rev. fications or _ other tormal docu­ entire Eastern seaboard Is on its life and Indemnity Ins, Cos. have come forward, and district ing. action to stamp out ahti- claims continued from the .week with the command of self and situ­ ft. all-wool broadlooms and 70% officials say there seems Jittle In­ Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dennis Hussey as Sub-deacon. Mrs. Shriners to Start ments carrying the potential of way to becoming a network - of • Superbly tailored I v. Aetna Casualty ,,..2 0 8 218 'Seraitic displays after abusive before. The Manchester office also-' ation which seemed suggested by sq. yd. wool, 30% Nylon weaves. Aetna L i f e ______85 88 terest in the post,, , / Louise' Ecabert Parson; a son, Ra.Vmond Murphy was . organist slogans ware splashed in Melbourne l.^al problems. Cqunsel is also k Circus Laiiipaign reported 30 'layoffs, in retail trade needed sometimes for interpreta­ his bearing, made this normally superhigiiways, bypasae'S', - Inter­ Conn. General ...... 3 4 9 . 364 The election turnout is expect­ Russell T. Parson, both of Man- and soloist. - ■ suburbs last night for the 'fifth and'-30 layoffs in an apparel^ firm REMNANTS ; • Trim tapered fogs! ed to be light, although President Burial w'as in St. Bridget’s tion of statutes on which there hav* routine occasion one which we may changes ^ d airports, arid wlial Hftd. Steam Boiler .8 5 90 cheaterfTa prother, Walter Parson successive night. in the week after Christmas. pattern of living may be left does - Travelers ...... 85 -8 8 David.J. Marks said he hoped as of East Hartford; three sisters, Cemetery, with committal service India—"Phe Times of India said The advertising committee for In the same period, statewide been no legal rulings. have reason to remember, in future Reg. $9.50 to $12,95 values in 'all many as', possible would attend. Odds-and-end& remaining fronx-former rolls in­ Public Utilitiea Mrs. Merrill Brewer. Mrs. William by Father Hastillo. Bearers were "The West German government, the Shrine Circus will hold a kick­ claiins fOr unemployment com­ Marlborough Town Counsel years and accomplishment, as One not seem- to rriatter so long as we wool loop-pile tweeds, 50-50 wool o Deep roomy pockets! August was a director of the Howard Gross met with the com-, . 9 5 clude pieces that range from enough for a small Conn. Light A* Power 21% 23% Shaw and Mrs. Martin Prederick- kestutia Mlckevlculs, Algls Micke- particularly, is under moral obliga­ off dinner at the Oasis Club in pensation jumped to 40,177, an In­ more demonstration of the depth can all go, go,' go. and Durlon tweeds, wool Wilton Hftd. Electric Ught 63 66 district for one year, from 1958 son, all of Manchester, and several 'vlculSt Vytas Kaminaka.s, Gedi- mittee. last month, and agreed that . vestibule up to some fairl.v, large rdgs (one, for to 1959. He was defeated In a bid tion to find out who are.'the men East Hartford on Thursday night, crease. of 6,219, the Starte Labor and intensity of the Presidents re sq. yd. and some mil! seconds. • Some with belts I Hartford Gas Co. ..40 -43 ' nieces and nephews. minas' Staalvkevlcus. Jonas Miohe- behind this virulent outbreak of starting at 6.30. ' -Department-reported..... legal counsel for the Board waa for reelection to the post by' Cer­ Funeral services will be held Vicuis and BrOnlii Mickevicuis.. advisable and' said he believes that solve to do what can be done in instance, is 12 x 26I/2 feet in size!) Bring your Southern New England . . vini at the June 24 annual election racism." Ano’ther Influential news­ Jame.s Dickson is chairman of. Labor Commissioner Renato E. » Telephone...... 44% 46% Monday at 3 p.m. at the Holmes a counsel for one of tha towns the name of sanity, room sizes and we’ll work out the best buy for you. last year. paper, the Hindustan Slandard, the Manchester .Omar Shrine Club Icciuti attributed the increase A Thought for Today • Smart colors 110-18. Manufacturing Companies. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The said the outbreaks "show that committee.. Last year, the Omar ..^^arily to temporary factory could handle Regional 8 School Reg. $10.50 and $10.95 grades in Here again we hesitate to list actual pieces for Rev. C; O. Simpson, pastor of Board matters as well. Spoaaored by the Manobestet Arrow, Hart, Heg. ., 68 7 Tahorsky, Culomhe nazism and antl-semitism have cbnimittee placed second in com­ shutdowns for year-end Inventor­ there is just one of a*kind and they’re going fast. Associate)!’ Spring ,. 22 ! Center Congregational Church, Last ‘night, Hebron Town Coun­ Not A Year For Cut-Backs OouBcll at Churebee all wool weaves including Wilton, F p r fio n not died with bhe ’Third Reich and, petition among ' Sphinx Temple ies and seasonal layoffs in the con­ twist and a scroll design. 12 ft. However, to give you an idea,.here are a couple, HURRY-GRAB AN ARMFUL WHILE ^ Bristol B ra s s ...... 12 1 will ' officiate. Burial will be .in they are only biding their time.” clubs for soliciting, the most nuna- struction and Veitail trades. sel Harry S. Gaucher Jr. of Wll- The agony the Air. Force has j Dunham . B u sh ...... 8% -Veteran-s’ Field in East Cemetery. Appeal Court The Indian ^press- said “Perhaps ber of ads, and gaining the moit A year ago the claims total rose llmantic, said he’ beUeves it was •Let widths. , offered subject to ppor sale: Seen put through, in its still uri-' —... your j:ommunicatidn be, ” Em-Hart ' ...... 51% f Driver Charged Friends may call at the funeral it is wuse not to aittach too much amount of contributions for the by 10,447 to 63,463. preferable- to have a town coun­ Yea, yea; Nay, nay: For whatso-' Fafnlr Bearin,<< ..... 64 % ( home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to (Continu^ from Page One) sel ■ also acting for the Regional realized effort to cld»e down one* $111.87 15 X 7.6 All Wool Loop Pile ; gold . . . .49* THE PRICE IS SPECIALLY LOW I significemce or importance to. the.se circus program. The club was pre­ The department said that claim ever is rnore than, these Cometh of Landers Frary Glark 19% 1 9 p.m. . ' ' sented a brass diuner bell by the Board since there might be occa- - unneeded air.base in the atate of In Truck Crash events. -But it would be foolish to payments for 1958 reached a rec­ evil.’ . - « N. B. M achine...... 24 5 mitting an alleged con'-^ssion ,by ignore them and basically they re­ temple. Dickson was .also among siqiia where conflicts *4auld arise. ' If a' man la going to lie, he’s Reg. $14.95 grade. . . , and'just $233.60 12 X 16 Carved nutria texture ...... 98. ord total of 1$96,226,488. Vermont, has reportedly made its North and Judd v,.. 36 Sandra Lee BeH Taborsky obtained through psycho­ veal that this inhuman, uncivilized the top solicitors in the temple. Bridgeport continued to lead He also concurred that the Board gping to lie, no matter how f e / one roil of 9 ft. width in a heavy A trailer truck operator waa should'have counsel. Impact on {Ul. official Washington. 1 . 9 5 $107.50 15 x 7.4 All wool in gold maize .... .,4 9 . Rogers Corp. (B) . . . 15 1 Sandra Lee Bell, 26-day-old logical pressure and coercion. attitude to the Jewish race con­ Members bf the Omar commtt- other citi^ in toe total claims with vently he swears on a stack o f . all woof tweed. Subject to prior Stanley .Works New 22 ; charged'with failure tp drive in daughter oi Mr. .and Mrs..Napqlp.an In behalf of Ciilombe, Goldfarb -f* e this-year are-Hatold-Barnsjey. Atty. Garrity,. who is chairman Officlar ■ Washington, it should tinues to simmei; underground.’-’ - 6jS83t—an - increase of 1,312 over of the Manchester Board of Edu­ Bibles that he will tell nothing but sq. yd. sale. ■ Terry Steam ...... 38 4 the -established lane last night Bell. 61 Nike Circle, died yesterday was prepared ' to 'argue ' as 'to Les Bolton, Clafenc’ft (Budl previous w e'ek. be noted, has particularly sensitive the truth. It is better to have done Torrington ...... 35 ! when he lost control of the ve- 6t' Manchester Memorial Hospital. whether the court erred ia failing cation, also agreed that counsel for MERIDEN MAyOR CUTS PA'V" Brown, Alfred Coda, Edgar-Cough- • ------Regional 8 would be .-dyisable, en auid perceptive reactions in an elec­ with the whole .business of swear­ Veeder Root ...... '52% hif/re on Rt. 1 5 /in Vernon and.it She was bom at the hospital on to admit evidence as to Culombe’s lin, Floyd Forde, Carl Goering, ing on stacks of Bibles and every­ The above quotations are not to mPntal age and criminal' responsi­ - Meriden, Jan. 8 (iP) — Mayor the basis of his own exparjiances. tion >'ear. plung/ed down a ravine^,, Pec. 13, 1969. - John D. Ivors today announced Arthur Holmes,- Robert Macmillan, thing like it. 'This la what our Lord be construed as actual markets. ^alph Johnson, 35, of - East Surviving^ besides her. parents, bility. He also planned to .argue * The Regional C Board of B d u c # - . As~a result, it seems likely that a 10. per cent cut to his annual Jorma NurmU Harry Price, Her­ About Town Uon will receive The recommenda­ is saying.' Expert Installation Orange, N.J., ■ escaped uninjured are two sisters, Sharon C. an,d that Culombe’a confession was ob­ bert Stevenson, York Strangfeld, a nuriiber.bf economy and .cut-back • $10,000 salary in line with an tion, from toe commlttea Jan. 18 Rev. Prescott Beach Shingrea Refi&ished from the overturned vehicle. The Shelia M. Bell; r. brothet, Dennis tained by coercion, duress and psy­ Robert Venbart and John Von- moves which had - once been tractor-trailer broke off a number chological pressure during, the de­ ’(austerity pbogram” for the city. when lt| m eeta next. . . Come in . . . pick.your color, texture or design. E. Bell; her maternal grandmother, The Republican mayor, Inattgu- Deck. Mrs. cnaude Porter was elected thought of as possible for i960 > EAST HARTFORD TOWN LINK of highway fence- p 'o sts -as it' left Mrs.' Em z. L. Townsend, all of fendant’s illegal detention. His president'of St. Maty’s Guild at. Bagpipes Then our carpet oonaultant wi’i measure your SOUTH WINPSOR Chicago— Old asphalt shingles ratM Monday, has Issued a di­ AU proc.eeds.from toe circus are 'The National Gaographie Seaiaty bave now been put on' the shelf. —.can be reflnished in. place on Jjie_ _Uie westbound lane of the high­ Manchester and her paternal •other point* follbwed in large part, used for toe .Shrine Crippled Chil­ its meeting yesterday. Other new thbse made ih behalf of Taborsky. rective for tbe program aimed •sU m atea that man has wlpad w aot to be ^ ow n to the public until Bagpipes probably originated in hedne:. . . qapte“^ourprices on wall-to’-wall.in­ roof at a cost of 50 to 60 cents way just east of a'parkway"service grandparents, Mr. and ?4rs.. B. D. dren’s'H ospital. ’The circus will officers are Mrs. Eletoit G rttn -’ BERLIN ON THE BERIjnV TURNPIKE station.. Both sections of the. ve­ Bell, Richmond, Va/. Tha High Court ia expected to con­ at having nil departments trim halgh, vice president: M r*. Arthur about. 90 par cent ot tb* Original At le'ast after neyt November. southwestemAaia. ITiis instniT stallations by our own -skiHed carpet craftsmen. a square'foot by coating - them their i^endtog “ untU thle poor II- be held in the Hartford Armory wlldUfe population at tba Atnafii, ment, now considered distinctively O F MANCHESTER r , with a polurethane plaeticr com­ hicle were damaged. State Troop­ Ftmeral senrlcea -will be held to- sider the 'arguments for several Bumap, *ecretary,. and MUa Isa­ TM abandonment of bases which W« uise .the Roberts Tackless Method. 'weeks befopt reaching a decision nandal eo^tton of the city .ia during to* apriiig school racatlon, continent. Scottish, is said to have been; pound and sifting sand on them er Wiuisun Woodward Investigat­ moriow at l l a.m.' at the Burke belle Dunn, treasurer. on the appeals for.qew trials.^ clewed np.*^ April 25 torough May 1, m uw strategy* labels useless, t^e brought to Britain by Roman PLENTY OF FREE, PARKING .while the coating Is ftlU wet. ■ ed. ■ , _ Funeral Hoffie, 87 E. Center St gaaecUatlOB of contracta and projr Invaders nearly 3,00ff years ago.' ■ iC "t. f ' I V ^ . NINE MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8,' 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRroAY, JANUARY 8, I960 fA G E EIGHT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOO^PLE the Rev. .Robert K. Shlmoda, BUGGS BUNNY RockvUl^V ernon Talcottvllle Cunprep*»tio na“i Air Force Lifts Church, secretary-^asurer. n o t i c e i» o & 9 > y s USED BUT The association .<> piannlnK to PROPOSED CHARTER A M ^ D ttE N T S APiPftOVED NOT a b u sed show a film. “The Power of Resur­ 2 Off Breaking GOOD IDEA 'MVWORO„BOVS,W6 ' Traffic Commission Named; rection," at Union Church April 3. DECEMBER 14. 1959 BY THE OF ‘fOURS, HAVETO^ C / ^ P . In Latin America The Gbod Friday services en April BOARD OF DIRECTORS. MANCHESTER, CONN. THH STORAA'S CMJTTiM j30!?,TO HIT TH' IB Will be held at Bt John’s Epls- Arctic lee Floe wenb fMayor'lJ^ .Quick Action ■WORSE— & ar d in n e r g on g a n ' THB/EfEiT OFOUR: eopal'Church,. with the Rev. James ferred to In sections 17-280 and 17-281.1958 revision of, the LESS CHANCE OF ENMRCEO CAPTlVtTV ACR0B9 3 Simon Biolivar Item T is subatitutlon for Chapter U. SecUon 4, of the present GET » 0 OF TH‘ ■ L'. Grant rector, In charge. (Contlm'ed from Page onel Charter. In the other items, the new material is underscored and LEAVING THAN A 'GROB.'OO'K PARTV. ,m S REMINDS MB OF 1 Monetary 4 Peeled Hospital Notes oral statutes, (and functions) given or delegated by the general 5 Always AV8-memW,Trafttc; C o m m ^ ^ . ‘ -vlaor ^ the material to be omitted has been set apart by parentheses. MUMMV THAT'S BE WAS ABOUT AS FtoP- ktflETlME I WAS unit of thlt woman’s club in the area. She Admitted ' yesterday: Francis statutes to selectman of towns relative to the support, control i f ^ SHIPP EC BY ULAR AS FREE TRAPPEDINTHE country 9 Body of wateTv was appointed today by Majrof anus, willing ton; Gladys Fran­ The camp, established last May, submarine (2 words) Leo B. Fteherty with TnatrucUons aaka that anyone interested in is 400 miles northwest o Harrow, Item No. 1 Department and Personnel Matters and removal of aged and needy persons antt indigents and rela- - SERVICE ACT THE- VUKOMBVA 13-DAY A This country serving; call hereof Mrs. William cis, Bolton Rd., Vernon. • tlve to charities, almahouserf. bastardy proceedings, commit­ £M0ALMEK'S " ^LIZ^ARD AMD 4 tu capital 7 SwlM canton to effect 'tu( (JtUckly. hs possible Discharged yesterday; Frank Alaska, .and some 600 from-- the CHAPTER HI SecUon 1 Page 19 (last sentence! ^Maritime law reconlLnitpilatl'pnB made .a yeaf Green, temporary president/ Norte Pole. 'The scientists were ments, removals, burials,- town charges, rn'entally ill persons, ACADEMVA s u b s is t e d 13 Japanese sash Uchool Lunch Menus PsTOla, 30 Davis Ave.; Grace ’Tha board 6f directors shall have the power to make, alter and re­ EMTiSeuY 13 Attest term ago. >. Pratt, High Manor Park, Vernon; studying the depths of the - opean feeble-minded persons, inebriates, epileptics, (and an other) in- IMO k, *<».«•. ■.*» 9 Japanese Northeast School: Monday, pork and the Earth’s magnetic.currents. peal ordinancea and by-laws, not.lnconalatent with this act or the digenta, and incompetents. ' . ON SMOW- 14 Upon Lester J. Baum of 31 Fox Hill Uoyd Volsdal, 3 McKntght Circle; general laws of the state, (creating or abolishing departments and TU ••f U* *M. \-SHOES.' 15 Horse prince and 48 Wound Di>, was named chairman.of the and gravy, boiled rice, buttered The floe, four mile# long byrtwo family 29 Machetes spinach;- ■ ’Tuesday, meat balls, Anna Boudr^ult, Hazardvllle.' officea, ragulating the internal operation of departments and offices, 19 Garment 27 Gamester protection ommtaslon. Other members are .wide, cru'mhled to one-fourth its Item No. 6 ■ 18 Zoo attendants 10 Speck iSFabrieatod mashed poUtpes. ellced carrots; original sire night befoife last. But fixing tee compensation of officers and employees of the town and n Mimics 28 Nautical term ollce Captain JPeter J. Dowge- Wednesday, assorted soups, tuna Vernon and Talcottvllle news Is the charges, if any, to. be made for services rendered by the town Amendmept to Chapter II, Section 8 1-8 20 fertile spots 29 Inferior 44 City in ; wlcz and Eugene Joselln, superin­ handled through The H-e raid’s thfc^Alr Force said th# 3,700 feet of i aisuff 17-Intellectual Oklahoma salad sandwiches, ham and pickle runway remaining "was plenty for or) for the execution of the powers vested in the town as provided Chapter n, Section 8 (page 16) is hereby amended by adding BY AM LIN 1# Kind of hear 31 Pteifle island tendent of. Public Works. Rockville Bureau, 8 W. Main 8 t, in Chapter I of this act. for the government of the town and the the following sentence at the end thereof: ■ A LLEY OOP 22 Level S3 Call 49 Sufllx Mayor Flaherty said Captain sandwiches, celery and carrot airplanes to land on. 23 Climbing 47 ’Tropical plant sticks, cheese wedges; Thursday, telephone TRemont S-81S9. management of its bualneaa and for the preservation of the good BUrmPROM A, THINK. OF WAT. WAIT!-TME secret OF/ HMwPH! iVE 24 Spoken 38 Respectable The hulldlnga a t the camp re­ Notwlthstandliigrth^J|orejfolngj>rov^^ ALL I KVIOW 19 plantA 49 War god Dowgewlct's familiarity with traf - . a order, peace, health, and safety of the town and its inhabitants. CIVILIZATTON SO / ‘LITTLE WILLIE”- ( ..TWO ^TH E ANTI-eWSMTY HEARD .THAT 29 Lure 40 Tidies roast turkey, dressing, gravy, mained firm.. StSU'Rr A MECHANlSMf I'VE GOT \ BERDRE.TOQ 27 Pitcher 24 Jewel ^ French month flc problems in the city should be- mashed poUtoes, peas, cranberry '"rhe''i la absolutely no danger’’ Such ordinances and by-laws shall be binding upon all the inhab­ pIo^Maggolnto^te^JJj^board^^of^dlrectorsjthalMjie^onvlct^^ " BUT DOC, I DO W "N dONNIVIKlG, ADVANCED. AS MACHINE I 25 lUlia’s capital 41 Change of benefit to the Commission in Vernon BUILT... AMP ITS IT! I'LL-(SLADLY TURN ( SEEMS LIKE Maglie . . sauce; Friday, macaroni and said en Air Force spokesman. itants of the town and upon all persons coming within its llmlta, THE'kKJOW-HOV.' I 1 TBOUBl^- Td MAKE VOL resolving them. Since most of the EARTHMEN ELECTRONIC IT 30 Vegetable r r r cheese, coleslaw, julienne beets; and said board may provide penalties for breaches thereof not ex­ flnaJJndgiiwntjf^o^^felonj^^^deflncd^by^^th^^onnee^ KNOWrVEGOT 7 , 32 Nursing r ” r r . i 1 work of effecting the changes will ceeding one. hundrwi dollars for each offense, which penalties may ROariVELY BRAIN.' milk, bread and dessert served School Bus Plea statntoa, the office held by such officer and the poaltion held by,-*''^ device t r fall on the Public Works Depart­ with all meals. be recovered on complaint before the town court o* Manchester and 34 Without ethics f f ment, Joplin Is a logical person shall inure to the town or to such uses as it may direct. Exceptjjs ¥ ) Verndn Elementary; Monday, Denied by State Baptists to Hold such employee ahall become vacant, forthwith upon 'such conyletlon. 85 Resounds- 97J 1 i to serve on 'the Commission, he 39 Hpusehold god (T" creamed dried beef, masHed pota­ otherwlae provided In th!* chsrtgr_or_to_Ute_general_lawB_of_2^ *U.- A . ■ , ^HAT added. toes, peas, pickled beets; Tuesday, Annual Meeting 37 Coal Limiting traffic to one direction ’The SUte Board of Education has Amendment to Chapter H, Section 9. WAS A containers ““ n r rfaustge loaf, buttered rice, gravy, turned down an appeal from Over­ sUte. the board-’ef directors shall have thejower_Jo_jnak*_Bur^ KEAU on certain streets, and Improving gireen beans, pickles; Wednesday The community Baptist Church Chapter, II, Section 9 (page 16) is hereby amended by adding ■SNOW 30 B — 30 Products erf channelization at several Inter­ brook Heights residents for bus this country spaghetti and hamburg. tossed transportation for school children. will hold its annual meeting end raleaandre|ula|H^ the foljo'win^i^ntence at the end thereof: sections appear .to be the changes salad; 'Thursday, baked frankfurts, 40 Ascend » The appeal Is the second one in election pf officers Monday eve­ '’(a) oM^ratoyj^ie^eattngjB^abollrtilB||^B^degarttnwstjjuid NotwjOistiindjng^Hie^forejjolnj^_pr^^ m f 41 Insect nost urgently needed, Flaher|y mashed potatoes, gravy, sauer­ two months made to the State 43 Confection ST said. kraut, buttered carrots; Friday, ning in Fellowship hall. Dessert •g|ojfee_appotete^tiy_^th^j*eneraj^mM G' ' He pointed out that ths Traf­ Board on the basis of traffic haz­ BY DICK TURNER 45 Musical macaroni and tuna salad, home ards. -The first appeal, from Dailey and coffee at 7:30 p.m. Will pre­ 1-8 initrument JT1 fic Survey undertaken hjr'the city baked beans, vegetable sticks; des­ Circle residents, was also dis cede the. business session. (b) regujatlii£^ieJnteriia|MjgOTatlon^jN^ RnaMud|TOeiit^^^^elonj^a^deflned^b^th^^onnectlcu^^genw^ 49 Seasoning in 1988 recommended that Park sert and milk >s9rved with, all missed. The board of finance of th*. 51 Damage j r Pi., Elm St., and part of Prospect meals. ’The Overbrook HelghU’ parents church reports a* 25 per cent larger and pereennel. statutes, the office held; by such officer and the position _jield_lg 52 Eager St. be one-way; also, that traffic Lake Stret: Monday-, turkey alleged that the heavy flow of traf budget >vith a total of 325, (c) #ixlB£tt|ej8oinpeBsatloi^f^^^offlceMM^^ such employee shall become vacant forthwith upon such convtcUqii. BY AL VERMEER 83-Poker stake - be channeled more effecOvely at noodle soup, crackers, peanut but­ (ic on Rt. 83 and Dobson Rd. made, uoo for I960, as compared to 320, PRISCILLA S POP . 54 Exist * r JT 47 IT the Union and ,W. Main St. rotary, it dangerous for children -to alk , — •—---- •— '— ^S T U A R T ^ HE ■ tS Couches » r ter sandwiches, gingerbread' with 3"''' last year. There has also been town and the lAargcs, If any, to b#; .NEXT ONE D ID N 'T and at the inSeraectlon of Pros­ topping; Tuesday, turkey com to Vernon -Elementary School, a 30 per cent gain in, pledges re Item No. 7 CERTAINLY . __ _ , 58 Roman road w II deredbjth^own, WMO S E T S ^ 3 IS NO YOU E V E N T IP pect Ft. v.dth' Union St.. BcaUop. buttered green beans, The Vernon Board of Education ceived toward tee new budget. c h a p t e r n . SECTION 4, RESTRICTIONS RESPECTING IN MY WAY SPU PO COOMt 87 Our (Fr.) Open Honse at Parsonage turned down the request for trans­ G E N T L E -) I BET WE .H I S H A T/ DOWN M fruit cocktail; Wednesday, corned Church membership, now total aa It may deem to be In’ the best Interest of the_town_and_aht^^ CONFLICTS IN INTEREST CATCHES A MAN.' ■ An open house will be held at beef hash, buttered peas, bran portation and asked the Selectrnen Ing 406 persons, increased by 15 1 Footgear the new parsonage of Vernon to improve conditions in that area. perr Cent in 1669. A campaign will Hie_powertodwrtjnatothe_£eneraljnM (1) If another meaning Is not clearly apparent from the lan­ BU STED 3 Wood-wind H R mufflns, butterscotch pudding; guage or context, or if such construption is not inconsistent with NOSE 1 Methodist Church Sunday from 3 ’Thursday, chill con came, gelatine Silhouette traffic signs were placed be launched in Februa^ to raise Instrument' to 5 and 7 to 9 p,m. in observance in the center of Rt. 83 during the 365,000, which represents the dif­ office manager for the town and to re«ailre that all sucjh_°j![j£*_§B^ the mahifeat intentidh of this section, Uie terms used in this section vegetable salad, stewed apricots; shall be construed as follows: , of its completion. Friday, clam chowder, assorted hours when children would be going ference between pledges, and the • Tile Parsonage Committee and to and from school, a walk way cost of the. new church building, gen|oiineLmatterB_MnUj_^hej|dinlnl*^^ (a) “ Transaction" includes: (1) the purchase, sale, leasing, or jelly sandwiches, Ice cream; milk, wag installed there, police patrol other transfer of any property, real or personal, tangible or intan­ the Board of Trustees of the bread and butter served with all which' was dedicated in March thejTile^wid^eg«lsUoiMjde^ted^hy_t^^ church have extended an invitation was Increased, and more recently 1659. Members haV* pledged 3100,- gible: (2) any contract with respect to the purchase, sale, leasing % rT5?' BY FRANK O’NEAL meals. or other transfer of any property, real of personal, tangible or in- SHORT RIBS to members-and friends to at^d., Bubblah Collection Dobson Rd. wag widened. 000 toward the building fund over Ihe parsonage Is located on Dart ’The complainants, at a State a 6-year period. Item No. 2 tang;ible. \ y W£a-,TM6YY)£a-; CERtMNLY Rubbish will be collected Monday Board hearing in December, ex­ (b) "Regular town official’’ includes: the general manager; HUl Rd., near the South Windsor BONDS AND NOTES , DO . 5HO0U0 861 on the following aireeta; Bellevue pressed ■atlafactlon with Imorove- any person elected to office under the provisions of chapter ,n, sec­ L ^ town line, eight-tenths of a mile SCU from Rt. 83. . . ^ Ave., Berger Rd., Burke Rd., menta on Rt, 83. and indicated ■CHAPTER XIX tion 1; any person appointed to office under the provislbna of chap­ Carol Dr., Ctu mberlain St, Harlow i-B tiAlNK Steady growth of Xhe church widening of tlobdOfi ■ Rd. would be SacUon 5- Purooses For Which Bonds. Notes ?ind Certificates Ma^ ter II, section 2; the memliers.of the board of education; and the ,T.M, \tia >. U.km< l«rw«.P.I. 0". liH. ^ rmfw r ^ ^ made it possible to-Tiave ‘ a - full 8t., Grant S t, Map'e St., Orchard benehcial. Police Arrests Be Issued. members of the town, development commission. “ Regular town >9 Twe.. time minister aj^ln ted , and con- S t, Progress Ave., Rheel St., Stan­ official" shall also Include the members of any other board op ttom- ley S t, Strong Ave., Terrace Dr:, The purposes for which such bonds, notes or other certificates of mlssion unless the bow'd of directors, by resolutions adopted a t a sequenUy, a pdrsonage was pro-* *70 Sea’ In Basement James Kalvans, 54, Of 26 Ash­ debt may be issued and for which, the avails thereof shall be used BY AL CAPP a^d BOB LUBBERS ' ARE vided. Village at., \V. Main S t, Winder- regular meeting of the board of directors, declares such board or LONG SAM worth St., was arrested last night are: ’To meet th* cost of dulyauthorized public improvements, commission not to be subject to the provisions of Chapter. Il, sec­ _ _ MV darling RCAU.V BaehAnge CInb Installs mere Ave., Windsor Ave. and Lynchburg, Va.—An exact dupli­ IN FACT, COLE SHEWASNEACLV HUMPF.TANO- "'D'Xgata was Inatalled as Franklin Ave. on an intoxication charge and is tion 4. as hereby amended. . “ . peAP-WJeTN COLE jON THE LITTLE PA O ^E R - SmRT? cate of the control console of due in court tomorrow. (duly author- AND 1 AGREED arean iw c5rr« of the RockvlUe Kx- Rev. Jaxhetoner Elected (c) "'Town employee" includes: any person who performs that SHE WAS THE FOUND HER W HIS COLE C> ■/« America’s first atomic merchant Richard R. Krol, 18. of 144 personal services for tee town for compensation. Including, without FOUNP HER- age Chib Wednwday night at The Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer, ship, the N. S. Savannah, has “put Birch St., \/at arrested on a war­ ized under the general statutes and the charter of the town); to /MOST SeAUTFUL CELLAR - SHEB .Be American Legion Hall. He pastor of First .Evangelical Lu­ raise tends In antiotpaUqn of bond issues for the purpose of. financ­ limiting the generality of the foregoing, any person performing SKL WED EVER TOO WEAK ID b e fSAN to sea’-i in a basement here. Built rant charging him-With breach of such personal serviceis for the board of education or for any other aioved; FIRST _ succeeds Leonard DeCarll. theran Church, has been elected ing such Improvements for a temporary’period previous to the issue /-8 resident .at the Greater Rockville for the United SWtes Maritime peace,. Police sa.ld Krol- was in of such bonds; to raise funds in anticipation of 'taxes; to redeem or town board, bureau, commission or department. ^ 1 Others inatajlisd were: Robert Administration, the" console is volved in -ui incident two nights WMV.'rOE'fRE-Alf'W ALWAVi Pue, vice president: Jerome Rem- linlsterlal Assn. He succeeds the r e fu n d , outstanding bonds or other obligations o f the town : to meet 12) Except aa hereinafter provided, no regular town official and ‘7- Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor at serving to traiii the crew by sim- ago which resulted in‘the arrest the cost in Whole or in part, including damages awarded, which the no town employee shall have a financial interest, direct or indirect, lM\)6S!n&ATlU& «MeWlM6J klewica. secretary; Roland Wise, tllatlng the operation of the ship’s of three men, one of whom is L cu/nws woom: treasurer; and Joseph Toth, as- Union Congregational Cliurch. town ia required to -defray temporarily in connection with duljf as princlpai, surety, partner, or otherwise, in any transaction to Other orflfcere elected are: 'The atomic engine in any altectlon that charged v.lth Indecent assault. which the town is one of the parties. If a transaction involves both •letant treaaprer. may occur while the vessel is un­ Krol is scheduled to appear in / , Members of the board of control Rev. Warren Covell, at Vernon sutliorlXed public improvements, IncIudlnj^^^ntei^MdM the town and a corporation, a regular town official or town em­ Methodist Church, vice president; derway. court with the others Jan. 23. ployee shall be deemed to have a financial interest in the transac­ are: DedarK /Edward Moser, Ron­ Inttens and extensions, (duly authorized) when benefits assessed tion if such official or empldyee is a director or officer'of the cor­ ald Burke; Warren Gottler, Dr. cannot be immediately collected; to pay judj^ents rendered against poration br if such official or employee, or the spouse or children of/ Erich Kellner, EMward Morlarty, such official or employee, owns, individually or jointly, more ^ n T.M. U.l. ,ti Off Atty. Hertiert Hinnsbury and Lo­ sa'd town; or for any purpose specified in stetlon (466) 7-.369. 1958 ^ 9,1 09 —*”7^' r 1W0 ,Y fit* ten pier cent (109H of the stock of such corporation. / r u z "Sea here, Higgins! I hiked everyone to ^m # prepared well Handshaw. revision of the general statutes, which (section) is made a part (3) Except as hereinafter provided, no regular town offtelal «ud ■ X State Saengerfeat Here no town employee shall have a flnanrtal interest, d ir e c t^ indirect, BY l^EN RALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD to express an opinion on the park situation. You-thouW The Ma|jle“ Orove Singer# -will hereof. as principal, silrety, partner or otherwise, in any exprMS or implied JUDD SAXON. have consulted your wife and had yours read y r'\. be hosts to the Connecticut Saen- Item No. 3 ^ ■. the town. ' SHE '5 ALSO SOT A BOV contract for furnishing personal services to/ t*-- ....SHE WgNT INTO the ALL^/tON . FRIEND. Sort of handsome t-8 ^ TltKa»WAF*»* gerfest here next summer. CHAPTER X n — WATER AND jaCWAOE other than in his own expressed■ or ImpUedImpUed' —-contract for puiLC^NG,Toc»y. soroPF at the . IN A HARD,INSOLENT . < > Singing group# from this and furnishing personal services In the , performance of the loa FLOOR. TWAT'S /VORPMIM 0/t.‘ WAY. BUT THAT'S MCK ; BY ROUSON ,/nelghtortng states wJU participate Section 7 — Page 73 — Aaseament for Ex^iisiona andDrter^^ PROBLEM, NOT OURS....' ^LITTI.E SPORTS duties of his office or employment. The prqelslona of this section ^ The«|i|ieot fie expeclad.^ attract For the purtx>so this ehaptor, the phraae_^^ttigijj^*g5M°B_S^ shall not prohibit any person not then_a .mprftber of the board of dl- : x i i huinmei^ 'bf visitors to the city. rectory from holding more than one tqwte^office or from furnishing The Maple Grove has scheduled main water or sewer * shall be deemed to Include the services to or being employed by more than one board, bureau or ■ a Four pity Concert ta t Jan- 24 at SSL commission of the town.. - / the Grove, in which groups from extension of mala water and the extension or Instal- (4'V The;provislons of this aectlqn shall'not apply: • Merkisn,- Danbury and New ^ t - SSI (a) To transactioiw with s'lowest responsible bidder, after CHECK ain Wtn Join Rockville Ijt song. jatt^ofimT , public advertisement ' THAT'S IT Altypne in the- area interested (b) 'To transactions thb-t the board of diCMtors shall, by reso- anvThinS (a) oojgectjMjlatoraJMjewer^^glgl^^ ELSE? In ^ g i'n g may join the Maple hitlon. adopted at any lyitelar merting of the boahl "of directors, Groye. Reheareals are held Fri­ grogerty^UB^ . . ” exempt from the proi/islohs of chapter H,' sectioti 4,' aS ’herehy day eVenings 'a t the clubhouse on amended, provided that no such resolution may be adopted unless Franklin St. Under the direction (b) sewer pipe, the general manager shall first certify in writing to the board of BY JOHNNY HART at Ernest Glerginskjf. (c) trunk sewer, directors that tne best interests of the town require that such trans­ ' li B. C. ■7 KofC to Attend Wake actions be sp exemnted and provided, further, that no such resolu­ Our Lady of Fatima, Knights Of (d) and additional pumping stotlone tion may'be adopted with respect to any transaction in which a . member Of the boani of directors has a financial interert. BY ROY CRANE ---..Oolumbus, will meet today at T-feS Whenever, in the opinion of the board of directors, public necessity . (c) To'contracts for furnishing personal sendees to the town BUZZ s a w y p : r . p.tt; at St. Edward's Church, Staf­ and convenience reoulre the extension of any main water pipe or that the board o* directors shall, by resolution adopted at any reg- (Sown THEVSo... POWN, ford Sprigs, to attend the^ake of the Rev. Charles E. O’Leai^, pea- sewer pipe, (which designation for the purposes of this chapter shall uhir meetin" of the board o ' directors, exempt from the piPvislons ‘^ pown,P 0 W N / ihclufie any trunk line sewer), and said board shall vote to make of chanter II. section 4. a.a hereby amended, provided that pb such tor of St. Edward’s Ch^ch and such extensions, said board ma.v assess the cost of such extension resolution mav be adopted unless the general manager sha1T\flrst ■' former Curate in SL Jwmard'a against the land found by said board to be espiecially benefited certify in writine to the board of directors that the best interests Church. ' / thereby. In making assessments upon the property to be bbnefjted, of the town reouire that such contracts for furni»hing ,personal Junior Women’s Club the bo^d may divide the .total area to be served into districts and services to the town bo so exempted, and provided, further, that no An organlestion rneeting for a assess the property benefited in each 'district separately, those re­ such resolution may be adopted with respect to qnv'snch contracts .Junior Women’s CkJb will be .held ceiving the more Immediate ’benefits being assessed first and the in which a 'member of the board of dlrectora has a financial interest. ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Lottie less congested districts at -such time br times a.s in the'opinion of /5) Any transaction entered Into in violation of the provisions of Flak Memorftl Building. Henry the board the growth and development of such distrifcts-warrant. this section shall be voidable^ and any'monies of the t.dym paid in Park. ' connecUon with such transaction they be recovered from the payee. . Mrs. Barbara Walsh of Newing­ Section'9 — Page 74 — Notice of Assessment ton, member of the American Fed­ Upon the final completion of the construction of any such water* Item No. 8 (Cits* «M *4rt «p« t«Ma «M eration of Junior Women’s Clubs, main or sewer, said board shall give written notice'thereof to the will be guest epeaker. A-W women owners of the lands and buildings ‘immediately assessed therefor Amendment of Chapter XII Section 12 (page. 74e) BY DICK GAVALLI between the egee of 18 and 40 a ^ MORTY MEEKLE X that such assessments are due and payable on the date of such no­ "Assessment to be a Lien,on Land'and Buildings. -The amount so Invl.ted to attend. ’The group’# aliU\ tice. (The owner of any lands and buildings so'assessed ahall'pay assessed shall be a Den upon the lands, and buildings on account of GET BEATIT W ELL, I la to bring together young women LAME01RAIN, GUEGG THAT rIF HE WANTED TO JOIN , such assessment within thirty days'from the date, of such notice, which it was assessed, wh’eh Deti shall commence and attach to said HEV, THERE.' LOST, /wv ' f r i e n d g m i p c l u b Interested in suhi«rta of education­ Wi» /aoMom M our Tnat Ptipo't'nwit ond VYl)lte«Jv« at ew Pho«il» Offlea or shall notify said board within that time of his election to pay the lands and buildings from the time of the passage by said board of / BY T ANK LEONARD OR I'LL ANGWERG I'D LIKE TO GTUPID. MV al, cultural and' humanitarian Im amount, so assessed in fqur equal installments, the first installment the vote to ex’»nd such water or sewer ma'n, pro>dded a certificate MICKEY FINN ’ ^ A6 KVOUA KNOCKVDUR {Mrtance with a view to communl ------EARGOFF." QUEGTION, to be-peld yrithin said period of thirty, days, the second installment —AND YOU SAY OH,'/ES! HE IMAGINE THAT' LITTLE. .P H IL — I QUESTION. ty usefulness.. to be paid within one year from, the date of such notice, the third of such lien describing, the property on which the same exists ^aiid DANNY IS DOING i DOES THE DANNY/ AND I SUPPOSE C A N SEE. - Mrs. Paul Yale, temporal^ sec- installment to be paid wlthlii two years irom the date of such notice, the amount .thereof if then determined shall be filed with the/town VEIFY w fU AT T I ANNOUNCING THE GIRLS ARE T H A T A N N IE clerk. Such certificsb (to) shall be #gped by the (secretaiy bf the BROADCASTINC FOR QUITE A ALREADY TRYIN' Ti T O L D YOU.' retray, notes*- that the new club and the fourth and final installment to be paid within three years FEW l^RAMS from the date of auch notice'. All asaesanients unpaid after thirty days from tha date of such notice and all unpaid balances in the board of water cohlmiasioner* or either authorized representative of case of Inatallment payments shall bear interest at the rate of six said board) auperlntertdent_^Mhejvatei^^ and WeVe Got It Our people can be helpful per cent peV annum from the date of such notice). Theownero^^ filed within one year after the assessment or charge becomes due jandsaBd_buUdin|9jMasse88ed_A^l_£aj^_#uch_^^ and payable. Any lien so filed may be foreclosed in the same man­ AT PINE LENOX in planning your future d^2jTOTa^^|ab^of^Suchj2£®5^ijJj“JlJ12ilJLSi2»222i2Jlli!lli ner as if such lien were a mortgage upon such Iqnd and buildings." ADbXFILM that time of his election to pay the amount so assessed in nqt more Item No. 9 • - •T> nw ky WEA Service. W. T.M. 8#g. V-S ' P*t- Of*. If you - were to circulate tluDugh all of out 28 offices, thM^O^^^egual^iemljanniyldnstoUmento^^ove^^^ Amendment to Chapter XVIII, Section 1 . BY LESLIE TURNER talking with the people who staff them, you WQuld be mantsjin^Bldjiiit^^ date of such notice shall bear The fifth sentence of Chapter X V I I I , Section !, is hereby amended CAPTAIN EASY 1 impressed with the vigorous interest these people have to read as follows: SLEEP WELL.BAW'.tOMORKOI^RfJMU^WW Interf«tatj^«tej[et_hg_saldj8bajd^^ He shall have power, subject to the approval pf the general man­ HIIAM...iRATHER A LARGB 1 WILL 00 A SWT OF BIRP WglCHINGfy BIG ' in the future. Yoiir future, n ie future of your businees., BODY OF WATER.1 VOU perxent^^geiMBiinuan^nn^^h^unj^ld^balancej^^ron^ ager, to appeal from orders,' decisions and judgments in which the KNOW JU6 T .WHERE THIS..,, ► WHILE VOU SWIM AROUND' AMD ' The future of Conn^ticut. And you soon would come town, or any department, commission, board, bureau or officer is AIR. A BERNATHY BY RALSTON^IONES and FRANK R ID (^^Y LOaTETHeSHlP.-THjjTJS^lJU^^^ JWRECK IS^pu>i|)jorLOM6 afiDuoof auigatok^ to realize that they believe strongly in planning ahead notice. ■ As to any property benefited by the constnictlon of such a party and, with the approval of the board of directors, to-enter / I WONDER IF TIME ASOi FATHER into any (agreement) compre^iso .or settlement of any claims In | Z-2. ... and have the experience to help you do so. . water main or sewer but as to .which the asseSment is deferred, the ALEXANDER.- ‘ MV FATHER, HE -1 favor of or agatrist .the town as to which compromise HELLO, NANCY.? . L SRAHAM BELL __^IT, HE'SAV SIMK. V-»T-i A great many pepple and bue^^'^concems are aeoure board may, when the growth and developmeht of the 4rea in which HERE. SOMEWHERE auch property is located warrant an assessment, levy such a.ssess- THIS IS DOLORES -EVERTHOOlWT and douri8l:^g t^ay because y ^^d ay they sought the ment'and give written notice thereof to the owners *of such land may dr Shall be permitted ^by law, provided he may compromise or MAY I BORROW : IT WOULD counsel of our Ckuinecticut. BaRk and T ru ^ people. and buildings so assessed that such assessments ard*due and pay­ settle any claim against the town fo^(in th® amount of) one hun-, j ERASER? COMETS Any prafesslonal wjn tell yon So,, if you asian individual, or you as a. businessman, able on the date of such notice, and the foregoing provisions of tliis dred dollars or less without such approval, and provided, wth' tee \ THIS/- —yoM'-tl&lahQd pilnt esA be no section aa to times of and options aa to payment of assessments approval of the general manager, h? may compromise or settle any better .Biite' your negaUvel And have any I concern al)out the fiiture, don’t hesitate-te Shall apply to such deferred assessments. claim against the town for an amount between ('over one hundred ■ >■ you : :auta»atlcally improve present your prol^sm to one of our. people. your 'negative's quality and lena ■ i ■ ' ■ ‘ • * • • • ' ^ Item No. 4 ' ^ ' dollars and (but not more than) five hundred dollars without th9 ihaipn*«a .by using the highest (1) CHAPTER IVi Section 5 (second sentence): page 30a bt possible rgsoluUon film. Wlte Charter third line from bottom page. approval of the board of directors. Adox KD-14 film (Inherent res- vonese B mg fcfWKIME^ENPX He shall be overseer at the poor, ehall have charge .of the town ^ .PRANCiaJ-MAHOiifBY. picretary, - almshouse. If teere be one, and. at tee expense of , the town> • L* Board of Directors, shall provide and maintain the necessary places, means and supplies for the aubsiatence of the poor and needy, and ehall Manchester,,CoimecUieuk." PHARMACY MBMBin FBOBRAL DBPOSIT IN8URANCB CORPORATION Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, MSIIBBB FEDBBAL RBSIRVE 8TffTEM|^ exeroise alLthe powen and perform .all theidutles, Mice£t_^M ' ,«M jiLi tete 6th day. «jl January, I960. 1 .» rele ^ e welfare relmburaetnesit agreements and llate tto AdvtNo. 193f 'MI \ ■ ■// t ■' ' ... •’ •‘.x., ■ K PAGE ELEVEN UANGHES'TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1960

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1960 TAGS California Breaks with Ring Body THE

I Sacramento, Calif. Jan. 8. warned that federal Interven­ Hemld tion was likely. > A commit­ B O C C llC \G Two Streaks bn Line (^^C alifornia’s bolting of the tee headdd by Sen. Estes K i- Br Winning Team National Boxing Assn, today fauver (D-Tenn.") is reported 8ASK£T8 AU i brought a. strong hint this ready to start a nationwide in­ EARL YOST Members Get As Injuns Play Away state may seek closer coopera- vestigation. Sports Editor ' tion with New York or possi­ Last Aug.’ 2.5; California’s ft CHURCH BOWXINO L E A qu e C ontinentai^Te siden t SC08 E5 , HERALD LEAGUE bly recommend federal control Gov. Edmund Browh suggest­ Standings $600 in CasK WEST SIDE MIDOETS of the sport. ed at a’ news conference that BilKpest Testf J)tie Next Week Standings W. L, Pet By MORRIS SIMONCELLI W. L Pet No/M eth. No. 1 . ...46 22 .67* I>Ague Standings ”If federal control Is con­ some natlona.l boxing laws .Just how far will Manchester High’s basketball team go Tw6 streaks will be on the line tonight when Manchester Discounts Nats^oving W. U structive, we would be all for were needed "Because this Bendays ...... 3 0 1,000 feL Mary’s ...... 45 23' .663 Mobile, Ala., Jail. 8 (TP)— High travels to MerWen for an 8:30 CCIL engagement with before absorbing its first defeat? The Indiansi, counting the ...... 3 0, 1.000 Personalized Floors - . it,” declared Jack Urch, exec- boxing business is apparently Agates St. James’ ,No. 2 ....39 29 .571 Collesfiate stars from through­ Platt Highe'T'he high flying Indians have won five league Herald Angels ...... utive officer of the California infiltrated with racketeers and Alumni game, have tacked up R®ven straight triumphs and Polntere ...... 0 3 .000 St. John’i ...... 39 29 ,57( Athletic Commission. gangsters.” Brown said he Rulers ...... 0 3 .000 Second Cong. .38 30 .551 out the country will clash in starts plus two outside the CCIL, for an overall 7-0 mark,, Norman’s ...... should make it No: 8 tonight against Coach Benny Zajac s the 11th Annual Senior Bowl while Platt has lost ail four of its*------———' Pagani’s ...... He added the state is willing may recommefid, bfinnlng the Platt High squad in, Meriden. Tuesday night in Willimantic, St. Bridget’s ...... J8 30 .551 to join with any group dedi­ ' sport if Congres8,doesn’t act Wee Willie Simpson may be tht Center Cong. No. 2 . .36 32 .521 game tomorrow in what the league appearances. The Panthers fine board work from Bill Kelsh, I in thp hope of fretting his new Continental League peacehilly Ponlicelli’s ...... Manchester will be up against the first of two ma.|or tests have notched one non-loop tri Police & Fire ...... cated to restoring boxing to (m the matter this session. emallest player ,jn the Herald So. Meth...... $.34 34 .50( weatherman says will be ideal I Pat Mlstretta and BiU Vlot. and Bowling League but the mighty umph. accepted hy the present majors “ )eci’s “ the high pinnacle of public es­ At Providence, R. ■ I., An­ within a week’s period. WlndhamT- No. Meth. No. 2 ....33 36 ,481 |the shooting of (3huCk Saimond. High, defending CCIL champs, re­ mite of the Advertising Depari- football weather. Blit In thr climax of two dayr- ^ '8 teem tha't it deserves.” New thony Maceronl, president of game this season the best chance Comm. Baptist ...... 33 35 .481 The forecast is ' for clear skies Kelsh, Dave, White, Steve, M o ----- the NBA, urged California to ceive the Indians. The Thread City was this afterno n in Lebanon ment can point to a 379 triple las: con. standing* o f hi.?h pressure campaiRning another ownership in Washington. York and Massachusetts are St. James’ No. 1 ....33 85 .481 with the temperature probably in W. L. Pet. Adam, Mistretta, and Henry Pede­ keep Mmneapolis-St., Paul in He said he believes Senators' Pres­ TheXHerald Angels defeated the only other states outside reconsider the withdrawal. He five is just one game arrears of the against Lyman Memorial. Lyman night and tell the big boys to Temple Beth ...... 32 U .47 monte. said: .' Indians. ' won the first meeting between the mgteh it. the 50s for the televised meeting MANCHESTER 5 0 1.000 Continental fold, he airn ident Calvin Griffith wiH sell hts Pagani’s^^-29. with Frank Kinel the NBA- The former, in re­ Center Cong. No. 1 ..31, 37 .45' of 25-man squads representing cent months, has conducted "(jalifornla misses the com­ Following a three game road two teams by one point In the last Second round got underway last Wethersfield .. . 5 .833 rhetorical barrage at majority stock. leading tihe''xway' with 12 points Concordia Luth. . . . .28 ■ 40 .41 the North and the South. The 5 ;s33 Player . Team Pte. Ave. several investigatioTis of box­ plete concept of the NBA. The trip, which Included a skirmish two seconds at the.local Armory In night,and for a leagiue that rarely W indham ...... Plat 100 25 • Inc hopes here that thiy^ashing Under any circumstances, Rick­ and getting mqny rebounds. Jim Zion Luth...... 20 48 .29 weather has been good for all the 4 .6 6 / L'Heureux ing- . NBA has no policing power, with East Hartford and the Meri­ Decembe-. has a bowler scoring a 135 single Copcordia Luth...... 1” 50 .26 HsU ...... Stewart weth 105 17.2 ton Senators can he persuaded ey advised Minneapolis business­ Blair (9) and G ^ y Kinel (6) hus­ den and Windham meetings, the previous games. 2 . ,4U0 Urch said he urged the NBA never had it and must leave * • or better. Simpson collected 135 Conard ...... Marchand Wind 121 17.3 to switch their ^ahehise to the men and baseball promoters, "If tled all the way fbr the winners. Red and" White returns home one The South was established as a 0 ,UUU Pete flerdic (9) Rob!n.^DiTriando last. September to take steps’* it to each individual state to Alio, getting over the 350 three Results: Zion 4, Emanuel 0; St. Bristof Eastern Lawrence HaU 98 16.7 ThinnNritics, you contemplate the addition of week frorti Friday to battle Weth- Take Ten 3>4-polnt favorite to win its sev­ Maloney — * ■ b ,UUU (8) and Howie PltkinNJ) paced to clean up < the sport and handle its own investigations.” string mark ha» been a rarity in Mary’s 4. Celtter Cong. No. 2 0; Wagner Plat 66 16.2 Y At the saiTMt time he" forecast a Wa.shington, buy the club. Don’t esrsfield; The Eagles, top, at this ' enth game in the Senior Bowl se­ Platt ...... 0 •UUU take it with its present paucity Pagani’s. - % Jiiat how much stronger Is a bas­ this "fast” league to date but ■K., Temple 8. So. Meth. 1: (3oncordia Slade Weth 94 15.7 *§* probable ^'ange in the Senators' writing are just one game behind ketball, team that plays on Its home brother Simpson came along to ries, in which the players become Bristol Central . 0 .000 13.9 of funds and dearth of players.” Ponticelli’s won a close one'-from the Indians In the championship 3. Baptist 1; St. John’s 3, Sec­ Beal Weth 83 'i present ownership. court. Most close observers of U16 put a new mark in the book with pros. Members of the winning 68 13.6 1 The Twin Cities have never seri­ Gus’s, 48-43. The high sconng race. ond Cong. 1: St. James' 3. No. Driscoll Cona [{'ey denied the Continental ^Hardly Have Time to Breathe* round ball sport feel a safe con­ his 379. team will receive 1600 each, the Comparing scores with common Lasnier Hall 80 13.2 f ously considered buying the Sen­ game saw 34 points -being scored; « « e Meth. NO. 1 1: Center Cong. No. opponents, Conard took the meat- ird? the Twin Cities as a bat- in the third period alone. Bnice servative 16 10 polnta while others Bendays and Agates each scored PAT PARADI80 ALDO D’APPOIXONIO 3, No. Meth. No 2 J ; St. James’ losers $500 each. Kelley Cent 51 12.8 1 pfield between the Continental ators. say 15. This home advanUge is Quarterback Charley Britt of ure of Iplatt, 53-50, while the red Eagleson (16) and John Egan Sea(*an High 3-0 wins over the Rules and Point­ No. 2 3, St. Bridget’s 1. Slakana Wind 88 12.6' the majors. Yet the vigor of Rickey said he was certain the. haaed on several points such as . K OF G 10 PINS ■move further out in frOitt. Other Georgia will direct the South of­ and white rapped Conard, 48-3/. 12.6 (16) shared scoring honors, fol­ Against East Hartford Tuesday ers respectively. ‘ Beat' resulU were turned in by:. Wheaton Wind 88 ' i C Pontinental-sales pitch made'American League would not per- familiarity with the playing sur­ Standing scores: Lappen 4, Fogarty 0; Tur- fense and also serve as co-captaln Hall trounced the Panthers, 82-49, 63 12.6 he Contineniai saies pit mit removal i of tv,, the' clnh plub from lowed by. George Crandell (6) Merry-Go-Round Slate night. Coach Elgin Zatursky got cotte’s 3. Stevenson-1; Morlarty 3. Ernie Wilkie 135-376, Stan Grzyb Johnson COna t clear the new league puts a face and baskets, an enthusiaatle . L. Pet. together with Ken Kirk of Mis- with • Manchester dumping the SAIMOND 51ANCH SO U.8 Washington, a venture Moore and Lou Coddlngs (15) and A1 Roman the biggest single game offensive crowd (which plays a most im­ WEST SIDE REC LEAGUE ..8.6 .788 Fillaramo 1; Specialties 8, Shea’s 136, Bill Faber 137, Sam Nelson siseippl. the middle linebacker on Warriors, 68-48. This is evidence Ijigh value on keepMig the fran­ owich (12) were high for Gus’s Manchester Modee 31.5 Fontaine Male 33 11 1 / other local negotiators have been but of his squad, 67 points. It portant part) 6^*1 officiating,^ In Standings 15.6 .613 1. • * ■ 361, and Bill Wylie 355. enough' why the Indians should jr chise. and Lenny Kearns scrapped all marked the first time this season Paganl’B Caterer! . 24J5 defense. . . ^ . W . trying to bring off for-two years. most cases,-a team, plays its best W L. Fct. Stevenson Ins. . 17 .575 Man> high scores were turned in, The North players elected two have no trouble keeping their un­ ' Rickey, at 79 seeking to crown the way .got six of his eight points For Pretty Carol Heiss the locals went over the 60 point MORNING GLORY LEAGUE WHXJMANTIO WINS Cannot Be I>«sed ball at home although there is’ of­ Pagani Caterers ....2f 7 .806 Ttircottes Esso . 20.5 .488 but by far Uie best was Russ Priek- linemen as Captalna They are WARMUP— Ken Bantum blemished record intact, and ox-, a,' lifetime in baseball by putting Under Moore's- interpretation of in the second period. mark, the previous high being 58 ten more satl8(artion In .winning a 9 .750 21 .475 wiildo’e 592 triple, comprised of Standings WlUimanllc, Jsh. 8 (AV-WiUl- points against Hall of West Hart­ Oliva’s Esso ...... 21 Home Specialties center Bill Lapham of Iowa on leading scorer. Phil L’Heureux is si third league in business, won the present stadium contract, the Y MIDGET LEAGUE game on ebemy grounds. More McCann’s ...... 21 15 .583 Jack Lappen Ins. 185-196-213 elnglee. Other high W. L. Pet. grimaced putting the shot mantlc Teaxihers CJoUege over­ InVportant converts in the Twin New York, Jan. 8 {/P)— Carol Heias ik a girl on a perpetual ford. , .27 12 .692 defense and middle guard host club doe* have a bright spot, suburban plant cannot be leased Standings than one crowd, that got behind Pagani West Side .. .if 18 .600 Morlarty Bros. . scores; iPat Paradise 185-208-653, Orchids .. Breedlove of Maryland on de­ 65 feet V4 inch by way of one of its playeia, is the le a s e ’s came,,! ISte comeback attempt by Cities,rtiViek* U Hea ti’-antJiwants Cquick action on LITTLE BIG SI merry-go-roun(l— cramming for college examinations and Six players, the five starters and Petunias . .24 15 .615 to any club that is not accepted ' ' ■ . • W. its team, was all the incentive Benn'e ...... U 21 .417 Shea’.s Nutmegs Aldo D’Appollonlo 187-513, Olnb warming up for the in­ leading scorer. Phil L.HeuReux is Bridgewater ” State College last obtaining use of Metropolitan Sta- "reserve” Dave White,- have ac­ Gardenias . .21 18 .538 fense. ■ _ by organized baseball as being, ma­ Elks ...... Using a .270 rifle, next month’s Winter Olympics. ‘Tm living on excitement, I needed to turn defeat into victory. Armorv Tavern 24 .333 Fillarsmo Const. D’Aiesaandro 197-200-541, John North Backfleld averaging 26 points In four starts. night to win 77-68 in basketball. counted for the bulk of the In­ And as for the officials, there have 25 .306 Goiangos 184-504, A1 Hagenow Iris ...... 21 18 .538 door season. The- toM was divium. jor league. Rickey’s league, with Fletcher Glass .. ’Wiseman,’ll , bagged thf hardly have time to breathe,” the sparkling, hazel-eyed queen dians’ point - making. Forward West Side Tavern ...i: Fogarty Bros. .. Jack Lee of Cincinnati will be The Panthers also boast the fifth Four of WiUlmantlc’s players Key Figure seven clubs in hand and an eighth ,,of the world's figure skaters said'*' been numerous cases where crowds Hartford Rd..Grill ...i; 26 .306 182-186-568. A1 Bergevin 177, Dick ,Roeea ...... 21 18 .538 good enough to win the Bcored In double figures. Bob Keith’s ...... largest bear ever killed White who has started but one 19 .513 the North quarterback, epelled by highest scorer In the person of Yet at least one key figure In to come, is seeking that recogni­ Man. Auto Parts ter whirling through a >,2-hour have "helped influence” calls on Action Started again after a Gaskell 177, Bill Gallo 188-510, Violets .. . ..20 New York Metropolitan Derishier of Massachusetts was on the Dare Coast of nappel, will be the hardest to beat game, tpps all scorers with .74 key plays, usually In favor of the s u n HlUnski 201, Vic Squadrito Tulips . . . ..17 22 .436 Olen Treadway of Iqwa. The half­ Paul Wagner with a 16.2 point MiAneapolia’ negotiations for a big tion.' Pagani Caterers .skating program yesterday at Two points itlll separate the two wee'k layoff. Pagani’s had backs will be Ed Kovac of Cln Senior AAU indoor cham­ high scorer, however, with 24 North Carolina by such a of the Etnropeans,” the Ice queen points. Only ther player with a home team. I don’t want to start the opportunity to knock Modes' 181, Frank Laraia 188, Jim Tier­ Gladiolaa . ...16 23 .410 average. league franchise .said he was "clos- Rickey has -vowed that the Con­ Ma’s & Bill’s .... Madl.son Square Garden's Iceland. said, "Sjoukje Is especially good double figure scoring average. is lirtt two teams in the standings. 24 .385 olnnatl and Ger Schwedes of Syra pionship, the field events It is expseted, however, that points. IngIno door.” meaning he has not young hunter — a 357- ■’ButHhis is the moment I 'seem any argument as 1 don't know, Paganl’e and Oliva’s. Each scored out- of first place, but instead ney 189, Howard Lappen 189, Ken Mums . .16 tinental will not seek Congres­ Peck Lumber .. a beautiful skater and a strong Captain Chuck Saimond. White has 26 .333 cuse. Jimmy Joyce of Maryland of which were held out­ the Indiana vaunted defense will abandoned the idea of bringing to haye^^ved for—winning an antt never did know, a dishonest shutouts, Psganl’s trimming the the league leaders took four Monroe 227-533, Paul Blaln 179 Carnations ..13 sional action to forte recognition Wyman Oil ...... pounder. one. From the United States, the 74 tallies In seven games for a 10.4 and AI Kozikbwaki J.91-529. and Bob Jams of Purdue prob­ be able to contain the . two Platt the '.Senators here "Unless I am convinced they are Olympic gohi medal—and 1 can’t bssketball official but more than West . Side Tavern and Oliva’s straight from the Caterers, to doors. toughest competition should come mark and Salmonda, playing in one one has heen^ "swayed” by the fan* Results: Petunias 3, oladlolas 0; ably will share fullback duties. polnt-makere. In their five league Gerald Moore, chairman of the trying to wreck this leagpie.” Wyman Oil and Pagani Caterers take it lightlyv As much work as from Barbara Roles and' Niihcy less outing, has canned 69 points blanking Armory. Pagani's W’eat LSU’s Warren Babb and Texas outings, Manchester has limited is-rneeded to wlrtv in playing than a minute to go accounted for OKBS flockettee .. .29 19 .604 Earlier he told a reporter ha had be counting on the defensive and Ortega’s mandible hn.s with- ” I have three more exams, tough Off the Cuff his I'iOlh of year Advised to VILLAGE CHARMERS South coach. Jim Lee Howell of I' ■ ^ hoosters here and in St. Paul were volleyball in either the American the Oilers win. TenPins .... .20 28 .417 the New York Giants dlrecU the no intention, to retire., prowess of hla entire team, plus (fasti or National (slower, but EA.ST SIDE MIDGETS .stood the shocks of 70 flgfhts. The ones, before I leave Jan. 24 for EAST lUDE JUNiORS Little’ Be-nie Arckivy of Rock down on.the number of speak- StandlBga I Now Engkanfa . certain the Twin Cities’ franchise the National Championships and dates by his physician, the W L Pet. HiPi’s ...... 16 32 .333 North equad. “However, as time goes -on a not by much) Leagues at the West Getting away to a fast start the Hawaiian claims he has never L. T. Wood and Nassiff's each ville High has been a consistent .333 man’s views change. At he gets I loading manu/acforerl in the new league is firmly estab­ Olympic trials at Seattle,” she performe ■ for Coach .Inhnny Cana- CathfiVic priest complied and Ulked Man. Auto Parte .37 19 .661 PlnUps ■----- .16 32 The South hae a slight weight Rac should contact Ronnie Daigle Cruisers had little trouble turning been! down. Ortega admits being won close gamea\last night. The older he finds it more dlAoult to ft lished now and will be operating in said. "When I'm through with vari this season. The forward has before Zft less groups than his all- Howard Oil ... .35 21 .625 advantage but the North may be at the We.st Side Rec. Second back the Englne.s,33^20, in the Po­ -decked once by Florentine Fernan-. Ice five downed Pwkade, 51-47. Jata 3. establish and maintain the proper HANOI Ipei. ' them I can concentrate on my Dave Tupper was nigh for the hooped' 40 baskets and 40 free time hlglNof 190 during 1958. . Garden Grove . . . .32 24 .571 Jeara 0: a bit faster. Saad for fr«o Frightening Portrait round in each league starts next lice & Flrejnefi’a .Midget League dez in their first meeting. r i’a 1. relationship with'hia players,” he at the East Side Rec last night. skating.” winners with 22 poliv while I throws for 120 points,, tops with Civitan CUiK volleyball entry in Jarvis Realty . . . ..24 32 .429 The game will be played under \ \ ii illMSfratod broehoral Rickey last night offered a week. Not too' much is known about The pretty and personable Mi.ss the Rec Leaguhsincludea Bill Fortin .393 Vivian Sheldon's 114 and Jeanne said. Wittf'Clayton Hence setting the Harrington around these parts. He Jimmy Quish followed ^ith 10,! . the Rama. Canavari Is ’juildlng and Johnson Paint .. ..22 34 pro mles, including unlimited sub­ frightening portrait of Min- Heiss, acclaimed the most talent­ and Frank Butlrtw, both fine per-- Naaalff Arms .. . ..20 36 .357 the' other fellowi when Nourie's 111 were the best singles stitution and one-point .conver­ Speculation had arisen at the rUEL OIL SECOND ROUND in the Coun­ jiabe, the Cruisers jumped joff to is not rated. In his home town For the losers, Randy Smith had I to date three .ophomorcs, Arckivy •WRO.NG—This Is what happens annual NCAA Conventioiv In New neapolis-St. Paul baseball under ed woman figure skater of all- M, including nine of 11 foul.sftqts; s u n Olander and Dick Soranno, formera with the Grren Manor en­ body English Is not confined a . bowler's own lane. sions. Howell indicated he may iTWODUPUYsl try Qub Men’s Bowling Le^ue' a good start and rolled up a com­ bouts last year he won and lost try in the FarmingtofKWalley Bas­ Y JUNIOR DOUBLES York that Wilkinson would retire GASOlINt the Senators’ franchise. ' fortable 12-2 first period lead that time, is regarded as a cinch' to win George B^cholskl chipped in wit have been ou’ atanding, as well as Reaiilta: Auto 4. Johnson 0; play more men on both offense SoatbamirfaB Rd. "By the Llth of .July there would starts tonight at the Lucky..Strlkc to Tombstone Smith and dropped the IVomen’s-Olympic crown At ketball League. . . PetexI^Maglio, *dom invoked. These you need in . disillusionment becauie the Alleys at 7. Bill Alten'Jf Royals was never threatened. While Herice a decision to Virgil Akins, the for­ 12 points; Captain Jim Kidney. Arckivy is Nassiff 4, Jarvis 0; GroVe 3. How­ NO. 18—KNOW RULES and defense than the South. |WostfioldLat-M3t| be hiobody to .see your games,” he Squaw Valley, Calif., starting Feb. director of athletica.at th ^ n lv e r- ard 1. not be concerned with, but there W. L. P et. Ewbank has loaded hla defensive NCAA this veek placed Oklahoma won the first roimdr'Mund highs was parting the nets for 18 tallies, mer welterweiight champion, while The second game was a battle Weraging 12 poJnU a game, Olan- Knowing the rules will help said. "There would be no farms, no 18. doK ll.3 a.-.d .'loranno.9.8. .... If alty of HarUord, p erform s^ tha Only three singles ■ were above. are some you should know from- Woodt-Morin ...... 16 5 .762 secondary with his fastest backs. on indefinite probation for rules laflold St. were: Average^'Marlo Boccalette, Jimmy Bowen followed with 12. winning five of seven for the year. But she shivers when you tell for first place, with little Larry Rec Volleyball loop with We your game and increase your bowl­ Smith-Grzyb ...... 1 3 8 .619 violations. 6ANTLY OIL Tbembtoavllla bench, ho second baseman, no third For thh Firemen, Mike Laturno set Liscotti leading Na-ssiffs to a 44- Chertax' Tech is to win a bssketball the minimum: Anna Mae White the start. The first Is common There is a strong chance of a 112.15; Single, Merrill Anderson. His record, - dating back to 1953, her -so. ing enjoyment. • courtesy, which qovers a multi­ Lovett-Felber ...... 12 9 ,671 ( , rill \ \ 1 , 1\( string catcher.” the pace with 10 ppints while Dave 42 victory over Songailo's. Bill 114, Clara Mathlason 113, Helen sellout of Ladd Stadium’s 40.605 Rl 8*2060 He said Minneapolis-St. Paul 158:. Triple, Bill Allen, 388; High is 34-5-1 with 2l knockouts. Oh, no, nothing is certain in Some are complicated and ael- tude of sins, but generally Buck-Topllff ., ...... 8 13 .381 witfiouit.jnark,. John .Chand.a, 95. Brady chipped in with seven. Wilson 110. Beats. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. . Scholastic Basketball 'I ') \i\ I i!i;i.i would be doomed to last place in Bach fighter is 26 and each Ls skating.” she says. .I’ll .. never------for - , Powers jl8)------and, Steve Brady speaking bolls down to; Cowlea-'ViUa . ------8 13 .381 convinced tihe time has come to get 1956; You remem)>cr. Tcnley \ starred for Songallo Dlubac-Klotar . . . . . 6 15 .286 the American League.'more opiless Control your temptr. Don’t be a THURSDAY’S FIGHT New .Britain 66, Norwich 63. (ft MItclirll V ntiVS permanently. - You’re far more likely to find Yogi Berra ha^ been to bat' a make a serious move toward the Albright beat me in the Olympics, heckler. Don't Je a braggart or record 223 times in World Series top if he ever hopes to reach it. Los Angelea—Billy TTiomas, 126, Granby 48, East Windsor 24. GARAGES Rickey offered’the vl^w that the fish about 45 mliujtes before dark then I beat her for the world Have Leading point total# were scored moaner. Hillhouse 65, Central (Bridge­ than at any other time of the day. competitioh. Ortega is rated No. 8 by the Na­ championship-r-Jjy the margin of a by Terry Kloter 108, Dennis Morin San Francisco, outpointed Danny ROCKVILLE TR 6-8271 American Leaguo--9?ould like to see Enthusiasm at High Pitch Give the bowler on your Im­ port)' 45. tional-'Boxing Assn, but Harring­ single point.” Spitrt Schedule mediate right the right of way. 110 and Bob Cowles 109. Valdez, 124, Los Angeles. 12. ton is uhranked. Ortega is favored. Driving Ambition Confine body English to your The 10-roitnd match will, be car­ Slrtce losing in thq-Olym-gics at Setback Girls Bowling League own lane. ried _fey.net^_rk^ CN|M)'' radio and Onrtina, Carol’ four-time winner Today Cheney at- Lymanr 2-p^nv.-^- “— Keep - the- .approaches— clean. television at id p.m. (EST). Two of the world's title, ha.s had a/3riv- ■ Use your own bail. -Be a good judges and a referee will score it ing -ambition to capture the Manchester at Platt, ,8:30. Windsor at Rockville., 8 :30. 'Manchester’s Red Emwill have a chance Sunday to BnUuiaiaam^.rwmihg at a new^of the blouses while the Police and sport. by rounds, using a supplementary Olympic gold-medal. It was the Fire Asan. will make up the dif­ For higher ecoree and the in ■ case of even high In the Girls Bowling League d n n o u n d n f. point system Ufpinng dream of Her mother, who Tuesday, Jan. 12 avenge a humiliating defeat suffered last year when .Porky ferences avoidance of srgumenU, always Manchester at Windham. 8:30. a t' the Community Y alTeye. .’Hit rounds. died shortly after the winter Vieira and his All-Star.s come t>t ,Manchester. In losing to the youth activity minded 'Bpllce A Round ate inch emblems have obaervt the foul line. I once Iqst games in Italy. Rockville at Farmington. All-Stars la.st year, Manchester Goach George Mitchell ut­ Fire Athletic. Assn, in th elr^ ver been ordered by the Recreation an important match by fouling on Dogs age about seven times a.<) "I -think the two Dutch girls, RHAM.at Avon. Now Cars Aro M tinq In • Wo Hovo A Good SolfcNon tered. "If 1 did not see it with my- ’ - ending deaire to promote youth Department fbr the girls to wear one delivery. fast Bs humans. : Sjoukje Dijkstra and Joan Han- WAdneaday, Jan. IS activities here, has- taken over tWt- on, their blouses. You can never be too careful or O n Retreads With own eyeSj, I wouldn't believe it,” . Mitchell has just one thought LaSalette at Cheney, 2 — Ar Mitchell was referring to the 89 aponaorahip of this group of 42 ^R osters: too ebtky. PRICE “STICKERS” mpry. on his mlnor Windsor Sedan. National I>!ague den doUbleheader, St. Josfepii’a of M o b ilh e o ^ . Flredoihe 4-Do.or Sedan.- *This'sticker is on ■ • ' ’1 . record. The Bearcats lead the Mo Case of 24*. • Radio heater, powerfllte, power Radio heater, powerfllte, power FRfl MOUNTING! ' ^ Detroit at New York XTV, 2 p.m Valley with a 2-0 mark. J’hiladellBhla 19^2). made up a 16- South Off I*. dMIMK/iM I - eteerlng and-brekes. - i t i EST). pdint deficit in whipping St. John a iteerihgj and brakee. $549 There *may be trouble ahead, $ 1 ^ 0 the side windou>—you don*t . Ainerlcan League however, .for the Bearcats. They (NYJ, 82-77. It \vas the . Hawks’ Contor St. # ------•-----....------A pair as low as $1.25 d weeki flMt win over St. John’s at the ‘ I Tag Ind. , PwrrliM# r>»i#_...... liapir*;* ...... Rochester at Springfield. Showed, even in victory, they BANK TERMS ARRANGED VM ■Mtiaasi .ta ft ftUrMifti missed their powerful defensemln, Garden in 11 attempts. John Egan •,, • Plua Deposit North Off Ml•■MWduaAnM e*Oft.'ftft4 ft tft% mi M^ftaiwe- 1.’ W E GIVE And. Up J •( iftiMr’Im m» 4I) r*ftr fr^ -^rckftfta ftaO. have to look all over for iUi Bob. Wlesenhahn. . The 6-4, 220- (33) and Bobby McNelIl.(31). and Prom M Wftf* 'MUOT kft lileeelweWr M*(*r itiM. College Swimmer' a halfcourt press -wrecked the 44I iw. T*ANsrinftA»t.r. MORE PEOPLE RIPE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY ppund husky brok,q,^a bone in'hl.s S i.3 5 DfiB»'«red Woftt Contor St. GREEN STAMRS right foot Jn scrimmage Mopday Redmen in. the second half. Tony I Tax IncL ^ OTHER KINDI - John Motyka, son of Mr. / Jackson netted 34 for the. losers. night. ■ . . --— . . .Plus Deposit Mrs.^ Joseph Motyka, Folly 1 L Move to Tulsa ... In scattered actum elsewhere, parkin# ... PLUS OUR CURRENTLY HIGH ALLOWANCES Coventry, , awam this afternoon the Air Force (1-8) scored its with Cornell against- UConn at ' Robertson and Co. move to Tulsa MORIARTY Saturday for a tlash with the Hur­ first victory of the season, dowrt- RAY DWYER, Used Car Manager Brimdage 'Pool, Storrs. ■ A junior (hgT3inaha, ?(^'4l: Furman hit on SMALL lO m iS — CASE OP 30 iNCORPOnuLtEO studying mechanical engineering, ricanes who proved surprisingly SERVICE STORE tough against Bradley’s fourth- 60 per cent of its shots for a- 80- BROTHERS against Syracuse, Dec. 19th he 69 win.' oyer G’lfeinson:’ Georgia Cftae Of 30 .75 Delivered YOUR PLYMOUTH-DcSOTO DEALER ■ 713 TAMS STREET won the 200 yard individual med- ranked club at Tulsa. The Braves, 1.50 beat 'Thilsa, 71-58, but found it doviined Georgia . Southern, 83^76, Tax Inc}. Tax ,Uicl. MANCHESTER “WE GIVE STAMPS ■ley, 200 yard buttprfiy 1 and came on PhlT Slmpeoite 18 points and;, M l 3 -5135 15S CENTfR^ST. M l 3-276R I in second in the 200 yiird breast- difficult to, penetrate the Hurri­ nj^ius bepoiit ,.Use' Qur Easy Pay Plan— canes’ zone, defense until the final mighty-rebounding: ' Memphis Plua Depo8it„ 'Pay As.You glde Is'troke. Motyka is a former var- SUte thumped 'OHiahoma City," 81- 301-315 Contor St. "Ruling and Herylcing New DLJDKMOBILEIV for Ov^> 2S Years" alty Bwlmmtr at Manchester High 15 mlnute.8. ftlft WBST-CEPFTEB STREET 'I, L M xnl '.-a'8>2411—OPEN a ii_ «i.| EVENINGfl, Bradley trailed by one poinj. on 68, and Kerttuckji Wesleyan nosed .and . was : captain at. Phillips An­ out ’Tennessee AAI .State, 100-107/ dover Academy. three. occaaioni in the Tlrit half ,- 1. ■ \ ■ ' ..I i - « ^ « %. ■■

PAGE THIRTEEN i Lu ^CHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANC3HESTER. CONNu FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1960 RiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JA^TOARY 8, ^1960 House for Sale 72 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale 72 PAGE tWEIiVB Household Godds >- 61 KOORUI Without Board 6$ Apartmanto— Flat#— Uonaca tor Rent ' 65 Fuel and Feed 49-A MANCHESTER—Small home, deep Tax Hike Predicted BY FA and SHORTEN ’iVnementa ... 6$ FIVE. ROOM (umlahed house. I—*13,600—SIX' room Cape, qulst START TOE NEW YEAR Businem RenAces' Ofterod 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ALBERT’S CHALLBKOBj ATTRALTIVELT furrtlshSd rooms. shaded yard. 414% mortgage. *80 Available on or about January 1st. streel, selling under FHA apprais­ SEASONED -hardwood, cut any FR E E ! 6' GALLONS GASOLINE Complete light housekeeping fa- AVAILABLE Immediately—* room monthly payment*. Warren How­ J. D. Realty, 8-5129. al. R.,F. Dinjoek Co.,, Ml 9-6246 BIGHT, CHAW SAW Work - Tree* cut. length, *10 a load delivered- JUST FOR L/IOKINO cUltie* available. Pride# ** low as furnished apartment, heat. all Ml land, Realtor. MI 3-1108. . fXatl’TVO U L.., OranUand Nursery and Land­ Or Barbara Wood*. MJ 9-7702. Let th* Jarvis Realty Co. take By Town Director Reasonable r^tte. Call Pl,8-7nB^ 'b«,MAMA!i*Ni’T] NO OBLIGATION TO BUTl *10 weekly.' Central. Children ac- utilltle*. First floor. Parking. *80 MODERN 3 bedroom single, fur­ between l:30-4-80 or any time PeSTAN«llTtll^SO^/ER K o w MAMA6 GOiMO WTENOIOWeAR^ scape', MI 3-0669. ______care ■ of your ■ housing needs. We MANCHESTER — Six room brick fT 8EAUTPUL? ^ g e t SET! GET READY! GO FOR ^1*. ^KHrllAy^rr COSMA REFRIGERATION Serv­ 2 SIX ROOM house, oil hot water room Cape 6 finished down, 8 attended last 'year ahd that Mar­ Miiuww. Tb« Mlverttaer •hould read hl» ad the FIRST OAY it call Hathaway, MI 9-8438 9-1972'. '\ ______. ho^ water-heater. Apply 50 Holl St. kitchen, 2-car garage'. For large heat, excellent location, one block the cost of living, a d^ljund by ice. Repairs all make refrigera­ Ck)mV<® down and see this super, heat, oif Bolton-Manchester line, unfinished up. Attached breeze­ tin's tentative budget was rubber- S ^ e S w ^ d MJPOBT EBB0B8 In ttme for the n«t Ine*^ duper, whnRper bargain. We will *85 per month. MI 9-4695. family or professional with income to Bast Center St. *15,800. Me the Board of M u ca tion 'fq r 'mpre lor only ONE Incorrect or omitted tors, freezers, washing machines, n o r t h E N D -O ne ■'single-and one NEW-3-room apartment; .heal, hot way, one-car garage and drive., stamped. eveii pay for'-sjour gasoline, or If to match. Carthy Enterprise#. MI 9-4576, R. teachers, the teachers’ and a; 2 !S; 2 2 S n d w to S t ind Aen only to. the extent of a dryers, ranges, oil and gSs burn­ Honachold. Goods 51 double room, parking, board if de­ water, stove, refrigewtor, garage, Deluxe aluminum combination Redevelopment Big Issue you wish we wll^send one of ,our screen* and windows, fireplace, D, Murdock. MI 3-6473. -town workers' demands for mpre ers. MI 9-0R83. All work guaran­ sired, *8 weekly. MI 9-2469. no children, *75 monthly. Call PI Apartment Buildingji Summit 8 treet--A stone''s throw [ther big: issue for .1960, St e r i l i z e d used furniture. Most courtesy autos for yni^ take you to nicely landacaped lot. Ehccellenl monty, a proposed *1 million bond teed. 2-8090. ' for Sale 66 from high- school and new jtontor *14,500 BOLTON— Birch Mountain Cummlhgs said, is retfevelojShisnt. of If' refinlihed. Appliances and the store, and back hofnq^ again. No condition. Central location. A true high 1* this custom built Colonial Rd. Extension. 6 room cape. 4 fin issue, the start of payment on the SMALiL. BUSWESS can have their space heaters. Thoroughly cleaned obligation. ONE ROOM downstairs, couple BISSELL BTREET—8 room tene­ value at only *l5 ,9on. R. F, Dlmock North ESnd junior high school, in­ Under rewnLchanges, the State THREE APARTMENT house with Five rooma designed for comfort lahed fireplace, ^large cabinet has broaderiedlts definition of a -.records properly kept by an ex- new mattress and furiiiture . st Free Delivery, Free SeS preferred. 7 Lilac St. ment, adults, only. *48. Ml-9-.5229 Co., Ml 9-5245, Robert D. Mur­ able family living. Breezeway and creased services, and other factors excellent Income. J. D.-Realty, MI kitchen.-^ full basement, recreation "blighted" area, aTtiktederal'funds ^perienced accountant for a very 40% discount. LsBIsnc Furniture Free Storage till needed regar tin 5 p.m. dock, Ml 8-6472.______garage. Budget priced and easily that the Directors will have to D ia l 3 ^ 2 7 0 NEAR MAIN St. —for gentiewten, 3-6129. rocwiT, let 150x200. 'M arlon E are available, to redevelop n'on- low fee. Write Box C, Herald. Hospital 196 South Street, Rock­ of time. financed. Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-6953. ponder. ville. Open 9-8, Saturday till 5. TR ■private entrance, parking. 28 FIVE ROOM apartment for rent V— MANCHESTER—Nev/ 5% room "A lot of people may be disap­ residentiaf areas. Phone for appolntmenl ranch, built-in G.E. oven and Automotines lor flale ORINDWO and aharpanlng-^Farm 5-2174. We buy entire house con­ Pearl St..MI 3-7286. Rill bath, near bu* line. Ml 3-2457 Brent Road—A sacrifice sale due pointed,” he said, "but they must Following planners’ studies^'thb Lost and Found and household tools, lawn -nowers ’%»A/u1b SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD Business Property for Sale 70 range, fireplace. 3 bedrooms, near ^ fi^F^MILIES” tents. CH 7-0358 from 9-5 only. ' ' to owner’s transfer this oversized realize that costs continue to go Directors would have to enter WANTED - Clean used Oar*. We and saws precision sharpened, sutAUBOtise, bus, school. Priced to sell at two year old ranch home offers the 6-6 Duplex, 3-csr garage, .Sepa­ formal request for funds. lOBT—White cat, vicinity Wood­ motors serviced., Empson H sto4i.noeo¥*^t, See It Day Or Night ^ApartinentA—Flats— THREE ROOM furnished apart *15,600. Call Richard F. Dimock up.’’ buy, trade down or trade any­ NORMAN’S INVESTMENT PROPERTY best In comfortable lilting for the rate funiace*. Asking *15,'f00. Any mill m cresie this election Such a request to redevelop the land St Blue «ye and green eye. thing. Douglas Molora, 838 Main. Abom, Maple- St.. Enilngton. TR emcAOo SB, lu. A _I^B —E—R—T—'S ment near Main St. for working Co.. Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Wood*, It seen call Ml 9-0*08. Reward. NiWAPAHt tTW»>C*t| /•s Tenements 63 least amount of dollars. 3 bed­ year would follow upon a 5-miU Cl.ehey Mills industrial complex,, 5-7168. k :J L 43-45 AIX.YN ST.. HARTFORD couple. Call alter 4. Ml 8-6362. Have several pieces of excellent MI 9-7702. 5-5 Plat. Copper plumbing. Excel- UNCLAIMED rooms, 1 ^11 bath and tiled lava­ tillte set last year. first suggested by Martin in 1968, OU3EU CARS, mechanic* *p«- OPEN NIGHTS TII..L 8 P. M. GARDEN A^RTMBNTS - Four ...... Iking *18,71700. l o s t —"R lnnie,” German Shep­ FIVE ROOM apartment for rent Income propertyFor further in­ ^ —MANCHESTER. New Hating. 6 tory in master bedrbom. 24 foot lent condition. Asking ’The proposed $1 million bond is­ and the N.orth End business district dale, fixit yourself car*, always 'T“ SAT, 8 P. M. rooma, heat, nqt water and park-. herd. black and silver, male, 4 FURNITURE 875 Adults preferred. Available formation pleas* call robm cape, combination aluminum H'vi'ng room overlooking deep wood­ sue if it Joss, that hlgh-Lwould has been suggested by Directors s good selection. Look behind our Household Services H«lp Wanted— F e w a l^ ^ Help Wanted— Male 36 Ing. Ml *-1809 ______ed lot. Full basement. Screened in 5-7 Duplex. 3-car garage, sepa­ yeare old, wearing t>om apart J. D. REALTY condition, attached breezeway and *16.000. if the voters approiie it in the inson. cinitv Oak and Main. Reward. HEED A CAR and had your credit .._ •------JANUARY CLEARANCE m.nt, heat, lights, *95 monthly. FOUR ROOM duplex, hot water garage, amesite tirive. - Priced to TV s e r v i c e - Potterton’S *11 bills are piling up, Avon offers an .or part-time for eervice meat Bond Street—Choice 4 bedroom spring. , Much groundwork would’have to Call ‘MI 4-i 609. turned down? Short on down pay- MANCHESTER Package Delivery. - 'The Dollar screens, storm windowf, Venetian MI 3-5129 Ml'3-1637 makes. Highest quality guaranteed unequaled pa'H-time earning 8tore>Mancheeter Public Market, Ml 9-0876 or Ml '9-2868. sell, *13,500. R. F, Dimock, Ml home available on rental basis. H4 PAUL J. 'CORRENTI And what it proposes is needed, be laid first. ment? Had a repossesalon? Don't blinds, garage. After 5 p^., MI' 9-5245 or Barbara Woods; MI IXtST—Black and while kitten, work and uarts, over 47 years' ex­ Light trucking and package deliv­ portunity to housewives with as 803-806 Main St. baths, 2-car garage. Lease re­ Broker • MI 3-5303 Cummings said. 'And another project for '60, give u p ! See, Honest Douglas, get ery. Refrigerators, washers and ALL NEW, NEVER LEFT Baby door swing*, reg. *6.50 now FUftWJSHEd 214 room apartment, 3-1358. 9-7702. black spot on nose, children s pet. perience. Famous for service since little as 2-8 hours spare time daily. *4.50. heat. Apply T, Morrow, 26 Birch quired. Favors Library Wing Cumniihgs said, la completing de­ the lowdown'on the lowest doWn stove moving specialty. Folding PART-TIME, general factory worfc. OUR STORE fciGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, Still in preparation, It may ask Cell MI 9-1057. 1981. Phone Ml 9-4587 for bes^ Earn *30 to $60 this plesssnt, dig­ Folding training chair*, reg. fit. Ml 9-2236 aftey 6 p.m. TOREK ROOM duplex, 2 en­ Hotua for Ssle 72 DC - MANCHESTER SUBURB—6 tails still tindqne in . the admin- and smallest payments anywhere. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. 8-12 noon. Apply'Kaklar Toy Co., steam heal, one-car garage, near for over *500,000 for schbol reno­ Istrgtlve reorgaiSiMtlOTg o f the de­ Not s small loan or finance com- service. nified way. Call CH 7-4137. *6.98 now *5.60. trances, quiet neighborhood. room Cape, 1 year old. .Immacu­ JARVIS REALTY GO 80 Hillilird St. . \ Customer Cancellations apapsrt- bug line: *86 monthly, MI 8-0067. SCHOOL STREET — 6',4 room bus, shopping and .Verplanck vations. several hundred thousand partment of public worlts and con­ pany ilan. DouglM Motors, 833 AUSTIN A. -CHAMBERS Co. Local- Crib* from *28 up. TWO ROOM unfurnished late condition. Fireplace, alumi­ M l 8-4113 M3 9-1200 School. Exfcellent condition. Aiinoluieeineiita PLAT FINISH Holland window CLERK Manufacturer's closeouts 2 pc. turquoise living room set, rtent, stove, refrigerator, he neit. two-story ' house, combination for storm SeUtera. and the remain­ troller's oflBce started last--year. Main ;t. moving, packing, storage. Low. FOUR ROOM duplex, combination aluminum storms, new heating num combination doors and win­ PI 2-8311 MI 3-6706 *17,900. Phllbrick"^ Agency, MI shades, made to measure. All TURRET LATHE HANp — Factory Canceled Order* reg. *169, now *119.= Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. der for eith.er a long-sought addi­ Cummings yesterday said a deiei-.. J5c W ASH-lOc DRY—Do it y ^ metal Venetian blinds at a.ntw rate on long distance moVee, to Interesting position for w'omajv storm windows, ^hot air ftimace, system, stainless steel sink. Ex­ dows. Over 1 acre land. 6 % mort­ , MI 3-7847 9-8464. ______' FOR SAI^l-^AltracUv* two tone Unclaimed Factory Shipments 2 pc ten sectional and chair, tion to the Mary Cheney Library sion must be made soon on bow self Open '21 hour*, clqged Sun low price. Keys made while you 48 states. MI 8-5187. with aptitude for figure work. Ex-' 'FIRST CLASS PORTER STHEET —Extra large hot water. 24 Lilley St., MI 9-9888.• cellent condition. Easily converted gage mav be assumed. R. F. ii.v i^ k v LadV Self-Service 1957,-^P6rd iwa^-r-ora 4-door«-aoor sedan,ocuoji. radio. ,au.u, perience on calculator preferred. reg. *144, now, *99. Dimock (5o., MI 9-5245 or Barbara . FOR TOE ’ FIVE ROOM ranch in Vernon with or a new town highway garage. long controller Jay Etllnger, the welt Marlow's. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ rtraent, 3 bedrooms, bij fur^ to two apartments. *18,900. Good (himmings himself favors the U; 11 Msnle^St L h ^ e r. automatic transmission 10 Hour Day-w-All Benefits' \ T W O WEEKS ONLY Wringer waihers. reg. *159, now CHARTER Oa k street, 38—3 room Woods, Ml 9-7702. carport, ameslte drive, aluminum town's chief financial ofllcec, can lAundry. Maple st^------other extras. Battery and 4 ing Company. Local and long dis- e, *110. MI 9-5229 till 5 p.m. financing. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129, 11 „nA ...... Battery ALL. MAKES of TV, radio and COMPTOMETER *99. - apartment, first floor. Inquire st -HOUSING BUY OF THE storms, *13.900, J. D, Realty, MI brary’addition and, as a member of continue to work part-time be­ ■ tance moving, packing and stor­ r evenings MI 3-1837. SIX ROOM Ckilonial, patio, ame­ ELECTROLUX (Rif VarTu u m white wall tires, one week old. The home electronic equipment ex­ OPERATOR TRANE MFG., INC. 3-Pc. Modern Bedroom Other numerous value*. BIX ROOM dimlex Three . room address or phone Ml 8-4736. 3-5129. ______the Directors’ fiscal policies com­ cause of Illness in his family.' Cleanere—Special 189.75 complete host buy in town St 11,145. MI age. Regular - service' throughout Stop and Shop. site drive. East Middle Turnpike. mittee, he is In a position to do pertly repaired with a 90-day Openings for skilled comptometer 131 Adams St., Buckland Dresser, ntitror, chest and bed, apartment. Ml 9-5229, 9-6. MI FIVE ROOM ranches - 6 and 7 YEAR SEE 9-8909. New England States and Florida. GLASTONBURY — 7 .rooms. *50 Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real- VERNON—5 room ranch, 2 fire­ some persuading on that score. with sll guaran­ guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the operator doing interesting work. M l 3-1849 , R e ^ $159—$88 8-7444. room Colonials. For further de­ teed, factory rebuilt cleaners. Call Manchester TV. MI 9-1048, Ml 3-8563. ' ______i.. CHAMBERS FURNITURE monthiv. 3 room*, *35 monthly. tail* call Charles Leaperanc*.'Ml ty. 5H 8-5i;^.______' WOODHILL HEIGHTS places, plaster walls, basement "Space Is needed,” he said.- "A ny­ e , 503 E. Middle Tpke. HEATED 6 room apartment, with Call Mi 3-8418.- garage. Lot size 156x209 with one . who doesn’t think we need it MI 3-5306. ■ ' • 1947 FORD half ton pick-up, good Company offers good wages, ex­ 9-7820. LARGE oversfze (3ape Cod. 6»4 Public Records HAROLD k SONS, Rubbish remov­ cellent benefit program, , modem Situations Wkn|«d-> garage and "back' yard. Bus and In Manchester trees. ..Non-development, ideal for should go into the library after 3 INCOME TAXES prepared In your condition. MI 3-6321. Paintlhg— Papering 21 3-Pc. Maple B edroom ^ THREE ROOM liiated apartment, rooms, dishwater, fireplace, rec­ children, close to new elementary al, cellars and attics cleaned. office. Apply children’s school handy. Hot water LARGE, THREE bedroom rapeh o'clock n the afternoon and from home or by appointment. Exper-. Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Painale 88 DreMer, mlttor, chest and'-lied. centrally located, includes stove. with attached garage and ' full reation room, garage, trees, bus, Ranch' and' colonial slyles avatl- school. Worth' seeing. Priced Warrantee Deeds 1951 PLYMOUTH convertible, ex­ B3XTERIOR AND interior painting .FRIGIDAIRE de luxe, 40", elec­ An: gas range furnished, *120 6 to 9 in the evening. lenced tax work, 24 hour service. Hoar. MI 9-4034, ^ monthly.. ^ O-lO:" I refrigerator, heat; hot water sml basement. Located in beautiful *b?e“ P r ice d from r 6,liw<'up"’^A $14,500. Gaston Realty, MI .9-5731, Ansaldi Heights to John T. and 7 cellent condition. Must sell. Owner and paperhanging. Wallpaper FIRST NATIONAL STORES RELIABLE woman would like T»*by R ^ . $169—$^8 tric range deepwell. excellent con­ Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. On the credit aide. Cummings MI 3^723, j utilitie*, *67 monthly. Call MI Tamarack Hills with outstanding and FHA financing available. TR 5-6293. sees the "biggest, most optimistic Sarah M. Berk, property on An- ■ leaving for serydce. Ml 9-0064. books. Guaranteed workmanship. ParK and Oakland Ave., sitting at any-time. 76c per.hoilr. a dition, *150. MI 9-4327. saldl Rd.* DICE’S lyEATHERSTRIP Com­ ROCKVILLE - Heated 8*4 Room 8-7925, convenience to school, shopping hope” for 19t0 in current efforts INCOME TAX returns prepared by Reasonable rales. Fully Insured. East Hartford Call Sn 3.8958, ------*~~* MANCHESTER - South ' Windsor Model home hours—Daily 1-5 HENRY STREET—Near Princeton pany doors and windows, custom SrPe. Danish Wajnut Bedroom apartment in residential - -::r— travel, Sales executive to establish an industrial founda­ Anthony J. Gryk, trustee, to experienced tax consultant In ymer Oak and Spruce St.) and Friday till ,9 p.m. Plenty park- heat, hot water gas for cooking, North St. MI 9;i015. problem. Phone Ml 3-4836. Wesley JARVIS REALTY CO. large or small family. The Interior Highland' Park Market Inc.,' passengM elation wagon, *795, 195.5 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. WOMEN TURN those spare hours , 2-Pc. Modem Living R o ^ $50,900 -capital stock: John F. a day into money, *1 per hour to THOROUGHBRED •^**'"*3' cow ing. ______electric refrigerator and gas SOUTH WINDSOR — 79, Laurel St. Vancour, Broky-Builder. of this home is unusually charm­ TWO BARBERS Ford convertible, clean, *795. 1965 BaiMinR— CMiCractlng 14 Fully covered by Ihsurance. Call Sofs and chair, 12 year constrbe- stove, *92 monthly. Call MI 9-4071; ADULTS 5 room apartment. *75, MI 3-4112 9-1200. L-ota for Sale 73 Devanney and George T LaBoime Plymouth. 4-door. 6 cylinders, Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. start, if you are over 25 years of- Just freshened. Ml 3-6183. HEAR TOE kinsman spinet organ, second floor near Center, oil heat. 8 room ranch, extra large kitch­ ON 2 ACRES—*12,000. 8 room ing and must be seen to be en­ tion guarantee - ^ m-5-7.p.m. joyed. Over *1,000 worth of extras Jr., incorporalofs. good,/*39S. 1954 Bulck,’ 4 door, age and have a pleasing telephone '■inneet of home organ*. Llfetirbs MI 3-.’l078. en. built-in oven, screened porch ranch, built 1956, garage, cellar. CHOKK BUILDING lots—One on EVERY SATURDAY ALLOTYPES of carpentry work NEW CUSTOM R A N C H - are included in the aale. Much Manchester Sswage Enterprises clean, *450. Westcott’s Auto Sales, PAINTING-DECORATING voice, call MI 3-2319 betw.een ■" Reg. $199—$119 erijqyment. Dubaldo Music Cen­ OElJ^RAL r e n t a l agency-:- We half acre lot. Excellent financing Carlton"W. Hutchins, Ml 9-6132. Garth Rd. in Rockledge and one done. Alterations, dormers, roof Poultry and Supplies 43 available, Marion E. Robertson. ONLY 2 LEFT thought and care have been given Inc., *75,000 capUsJ stock: WiN Plenty of F r^ Parking Parker St. Ing, porches, finish upstairs, base­ a.m .-6 p.m. ter, W. Middle Turnpike, CWl snecialite'Jn- rentals of all -kinds. on Robert -Rd. T. J. Chwkett, 11am G. McKinney, Wadsworth K. SIX ROOMS, heated, centrally lo­ Broker. Ml 3-5953. WEST (CENTER ST.—Three-fam- to the attractive grounds. Excel­ ments and garages, etc. Call MI Ceilings - Floors - Call J. D.,Realty, MI 8-5129, eve­ VERNON Realtor, MI 3-1577. McKinney, Doris M. McKinney WAITRESS WANTED—6.9 p.m., 2 SCHAUB'SiCHAUB s TURKEY'TURKEY Farm.Farm, I** i i P c . E a rlv A m e rica n L iv in g cated; Call after 5:80. MI 9-0677. ■ good Investment. Wiff finance. lent residential area. Robert J. 9-5981. Hlllstown Rd. Fresh frozen turkey,.', . nings Ml 3-1837:-.. 5 spacious rooms. 3 large bed­ and Lois P. McKinney, incorpora­ P en w n elB 1949 CHEVROLET. as is.- *75. 43 Paper Hanging nights, .5-10 p.m-. 3 nights: Sunday MELODIGRAND 64 not# Spinet ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod, 614 -MI'9>8229 till 5 p m. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St., MI 55c lb., oven ready. 6 room house noom aei rooms, full dormer, m baths, rooms, huge kitchen with built-in tors, , Bigelow St. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabt No Job too small 3-9. Must be capable and exper- piano and bench, maple or -ma­ a l m o s t n e w -Duplex. 5 rooms, 9-5241. 100x200 LOT. A ZONE.; Lydall Bt VAOCUM CLEANERS repaired in •'■ienced. No phone calls. Apply for rent. Also Beagles. I Foem rubber, 12 year construc­ hogany. *414.95 value for *389.00. large living room. pictul-e.,w-indow, COZY r, ROOM flat and’ garage garage, pine paneled recreation 78 DEERFIELD DRIVE—5>4 room oven and range, 8 closets, fire­ ' Building Fermlts net Work done. Honest and relia' tion guarantee MI 9-7240. my own home shop. Forty years 1954 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4 door JOHN VERFAILLE Arthur'* I.iUncheon'ette, 942 Main Watkins Bros., Inc.. 935 Main 8 t- lovely birch cabinet kitchem^plen- available how, 27 Eire St. room, oonvenient location, *15,900. cape, attach^a,, garage. Large place full cellar designed so it can MANCHESTER — 4 room ranch, U. and R. Housing Co for Dr. factory experience. All makes, ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Jleg. $269—$ 18 8 ______Owner. *MI 9-1432. be converted into play room. Price extra large kitchen, full basement, Robert Walden, 102 Princeton,8t., sedan, 2 tone, radio, heater, hy- Thompson. MI 8-1895 for. est* MI 3-2621 St. ty closet space. Ceramic tile bath, screened porch, rei^reatlon room, low rates, free estlmatei, ^ iree dramatic, good ttires, *476. MI Articles For Sale 45 REMODELED grav plastic cov aluminum siding, 'x.^ttractively reduced to *14,590. Call aluminum combination windows, Wanted— Real Estate 77 addition to house., *10,()00. iHcltap and delivery. Mr, Miller, mates. v ------v------— aehtrally locateu, heat, hot water; 4 CAROL DRIVK-Rockville. *18,- 9-9953, MT 3-8677. EXPERIENCED office worker to ■.Venetian blinds, aluminum storm '■ Buslnesa Loeattom landscaped, *15,500.. Owner MI plaster walls. Convenient Jio Main a do perpetual inventory, telephone BLOWERS pi-rTa-Pc. Mbdera L ivloj .Room! Call cS i't: M l 9-9461 after 4 I 650. 5 room raheh, large living lERARDI REALTY S 2-8904. BIDWELL HOME Improvemen Musical—Dramatic 29 windows, attic, cellar, lovely yard X for Rent 64 9-6642. St. Take time to see this one. ARE YOU (XlNSIDERma and typing work In a Main St. i Randle, push or Sets ^ p.m. I room, cabinet kitchen, 3 bed- TR 5-9214 JA 9-5309 i Priced at *13,700 Gaston Realty, SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Dental Surgery Eased WANTED—Ride to Pratt k Whit­ Co. Alterations, additions ga PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mrs. ------_ ipl *135 a month, MI 9-7885. Autn Dnvuic School 7-A store. Knowledge of bookkeeping Reo Snowbird and Bolens. C3api Nylon fabrics, fosm rubber, 12 AIR-CONDI^WED 3-room office. i rooms, 114% mortgage can be SPLIT LEVEL, 8 large rooms. Si MI 9-'57ai, TR 5-8293. We will appraise your property ney, third shift, from Woodbridge ragex. Roofing and siding experts. Elizabeth B. Ro.v, graduate of New tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St. helpful, 40 hour week. Apply in year guarantee 100% .Main Street location. Park­ assumed Manon E. Robertson, | baths, fireplace, storme. over-1 free and without any obligation. W# Los Angeles— PiUa Uiat are aaid Et. area. Call M l 8-2009. Aluminum clapboards s specialty. England Conservatory of Music, ' m i 3-7958. Wanted— To Buy 58 Broker. \n 3-5953 ROCKVILLE—3-tamily house, 5-3-2 MORTLOCK’S. Manshester'a lead­ Unexcelled workmanship. Easy your own handwriting to Box E, TWO ROOM furnished apartment. ing. Marlow's, 867, Main St. sized garage. Carlton W. Hutchins. also buy property for cash. to ease the aftereffect a of denta) 25 Cornell St., near McKee St. MI Reg. $299—$197 ONE MOMENT PLEASE! rdome, income *175 per month, WANTED—Ride to Royal 'Typewrit ing driving school. Three skill 1, budget term*. Ml 9-6496 or TR Herald. MINNOWS-LFor ire fishing. .All 105 Birch St., 2nd floor. MI 9-5132. surgery—pain, swelling, and dis­ 3-0035. WE BUT and sell antique and used SIX ROOM Cape. 1*4 baths, full' . , . o oil burner furnace, house, work Member Multiple Listing courteous Instructors. Class room 5-9109. kinds-r.id sizes. 30 Franklin St., LARGE STORE at 26 Birch Street. xtiwu coloration of Uaeues—have been . er'from Shoddy Mill Road, An furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St. Near cellar, house and grounds in ex­ VERNON—Older 11 room home,' A honey, of a Cape, with 8 fm- j^ai-age, in good condi- Ml 3-6273 dover. HoUrs 7-4 ;48.— by appointment. Philbrick Agency, FARMS, ACREAGE and listings WANTED—Ride to Pratt arid Whit ing. Call MI 3-0674. IMPROVE YOUR credit. A multi-, BROWN k SHARP automatic screw 31X58L; one SlxitOJ-i; orii Reg. $199—$119 pair Service and Sales, Talcott- Keith, Ml 9-8191. , „ _____ VERNON—5 room ranch, A-1. con-j location. *15,800. Realty. MI 9-5731. T R 5-6293. 'cm. mes wanted. Call U & R talnlng enzymes called VprWaae LARSON’S Connecticut’s first H machine setup o]^rator. Exper­ mercial business or office use. MI 9-8464. ______neypllrst ehift, from vicinity of tude of monthly payments may be one 28x58i-i; all perfect condition. vine. Will subdivide. 5H 3-5229. 9-5. dition, with 3 acres of land that EAST HARTFORD— Cozy 2-room Realty .Co., Inc. Ml 4-8193. Evs- Buccal, are to be given ^ d a y or Broad and W. Middle Tpke. Call censed driving school trained. . ienced only. Excellent opportunity BRAND NEW 5»a room, second Certified and approved, ^ now of­ lumped into one second mortgage *3 each. MI 9-0390. i / ' ' MANCHESTER — Sturdy new 6 route be used terTuildteg":?^^^^^^^^ SMITH. Realtor cape. Oversized garage, fenced-in ninga'BU 9-6736. two beforb denJal surgery. MI 3-8077 after 6: RuonitK— Siding 16 for qualified applicant. No tele­ 5-Pc. Kitchen Set WANTED—Used piano, spinet nr floor apartment, garage, available room Garrison CJolonlal. 1*4 baths, fering claasroom and behind with payments of only $22.25 for for immediate occupancy. J. D. LARGE STORE—203 North Main for quick Bale. J. D. Realty, MI MI 9-1642 yard. Other extras including dish­ each *1,000 you need. Dial CH phone calls. Dean Machine, Prod- KITCHEN TABLE. Fireplace And Table—4 chair* small upright preferrad. Cal^ Ml •hot water heat, full Insulation, wheel Instruction for teenagers Realty, MI 3-5129. StV, 18x76. New modern front, good 3-5129. • . - washer, convenient to bu.s, sho^ RIDE WANTED from Spruce and CXIUGHUN ROOFING Company, 6-8897 arid ask Frank Burke or< ujpts, Inc., 16.4 Adams-St, furnace wood deliver/d. Also trunk 9-9616. • plastered wall*.-Jifeplace with MT 9-6076. Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- fieg.J79- -$48 business center. Low rent. ping, school and church. Reduced Eldridge to Hartford, 8-4:30. MI Mrs. Carter how. Ccinnectlcut loads. Cedar clothes line poles in­ paneled wall, knotty pine ’ abi- ROCKLEDGE — 6 room . ranch, 8-0092. asbestns roofing. Also aluminum, TURRET l a t h e operator. Exper- FURNISHED 3 room heated apart­ SIX ROOM—Single home prjced at to *14,090. Gaston Reglty, MI PREPARE FOR driver’s test: Mortgage Exchange,. 15 Lewis St., stalled. MI 9-1353. • net* Large shade trOes, Owner basement garage. 2 baths, forma) PROUD OWNERS ^ A "NEW" ROOM! galvanized or copper gutter* and lence’d only. Able to set up aiid Free Storage — Free Delivery Booms Withnnt Board 69 ment. Private entrances. Adults. FHA appraisal. Excellent Man­ 9-5731. TR 5-6293. Ages 1* to 80. Driving and class Hartford. Houses for Rent 65 and builder, MI 3-4866 dining room. Tongren, Broker. MI readers. MI 3-7707. .work from blueprints. Aircraft , Low- 'Mofithly Payments No pets. Apply 299 Autumn before chester Green location, 3 extra room. Three Instructors. No welt­ 7. ' ______'3-8321. VERNON—8 room ranch, attached MORTGAGES— Conaplidate your quality work. All beiiefits. Wilco GIRI.'S CAT^ADIAN Flyer figure FURNISHED ROOM—Orie mlnufs SIX ROOM single, convenient to DOANE STREET—7 room Du1eh ______lots included "in this low. low ing. Manchester Driving Acade ROOFINO,-SIDING, painting Car­ Machine Tool Co., Rt. 68 and 44, skates, size 6. Call MI 9-W48. ^ from Main Street, light hou*a- schools and stores. Immediate oc-' unfinished, lot; price. S- A.- Beechler, Realtor, garage, exceptionally cleah. Beau­ my. PI 2-7249. monthly payments into on# lump , NORMAN’S THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Colonial, 1*2, baths, 3-car garage,'SMAL*- CAPE. 2 tifully landscaped corner lot. Flill pentry. Alterritiona and additions. Bolton. keeping, women only. Ml 9-7959 cupahey. MI 3-5891. an excellent value. Belfiore Agen­ 125X.165, garage, other extras.! cD 3-6969,'•Ml 9-8952. _____ , guaran sum wfth a^.second niortgage. Pay 80. GAixON~elertric...hot water ment conveniently located. Call basement, built-in oven and range. Ceilings. Workmanship menta nrranged'Yd” Weet ' TOUf In 1^443-TIartford Rd. cy, MI 3-5121. *10,900, MI'9.1797, Inc., 299 Autumn ATTENTION: One full-titrie and tank, good condition. Florence pot WELL HEATED room*, “caWn*. ^_ d______l S-8129. ■ ' -" ______^ ISDCROOM .duplex seoarste heal MANCHESTER —8 room home, Aluminum combination windows. teed A. A. Dion come! Expedient aervice. .Dial MI (iantge— Senrice—Siorage 10 several part-time men for Fuller burner space healer with blower. Manchester Call Scrantyn’s Tourist Home and large front porch, entrance hall, Close to bus. Desirable for the St. M l 3-4860 3-5129. J. D. Realty.. 470 Main St. FIVE ROOM duplex; hot water,' ah riwms redecorated. ^*i>*s pre= EAST SIDE—7 room home. glM MANCHEST^ — New 5 room Brush sales work, married. ‘Car. Any reasonable otter accepted. Cabins. MI 9-08*’'’ betweien 5 and bath, shower, yard, no heal. 1127! feroed. Near Center. MI 3-6688 enclosed porch, aluminum 'Custom built . and this home is ^ and income protection plans. Our 9-2312. . mahogany ' rose carved dining Twaw:eeks only—5*2 room ranch, large living room with fireplace, CXJNNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Heating and Plumhihg 17 B, Herald. 'representatives are earning up- room chairs with needlepoint VERNON—(Talcottville.Section) -- really built with three bedrooms, i NOTICE fireplace, ceram ic bath, hot water 1*2 baths, basement recreation two baths and a completely fin- • available all hours. Satisfaction w,ards (if -*800 per month. Demand seats. Also Glenwood combination room immediate occupancy. Ask­ One mile .shopping. Wilbur Croak. QusIHy Uisd Cart -. 'I««endl- guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. PLUMBING AND heating - re­ is.enormous. We .furnish finest BOV'S SIZE 8 figure skates, *3. gas and . oil stove. MI 9-1T20, OF ANNUAL MEETING Irresistible Topper! baseboard heat, basement garage. Walking distaqce to , bus. 1957 ished basement 'with a "walk-out" Business ' Opportunities. 32 ing *18,500. Alice aampet. Real­ entry. There is a carport and a Hsasd • Wsiranlsd * Inipselsd modeling, installations, repairs. qualified leads, bigrcommiasions, MI 3-1268. ' ' . The Annual Meeting of The Hil- *4-acre lot. Immediate occupancy. tor,-MI 9-4543, Other listings avail­ ranch; 6 roorita., built-in range, RADlO-TV REPAIRS, any make— All work guaranteed. 25 years ex­ PHIIXXV BF^DIX i?,winhe held large lot. House is spotless. i • Resd-Tstlad • Ilk* Nkw plus added ipcome ftom mailed in BKSjrfinanctng. Bolton-Hebron liner able. -----—/ r ------.aven^Full haaement, attAched.j:a'i cars,- Amplifiers, phobngraphs nd perience. 24-hour aervice. Call OPPORTUNITY iruararitee. MI j^n^^ry 18, 1960 at 8;00 rage. Aluminum storms,, screens. I changers. Over 47 years total ex renewals. Permanent work lead­ I ■Earl V anC am E .-^..3-4749. b e Boats and Acceawrles - 46 169 HENRY STREET—Immaciilate T. J. GROCKETT. Realtor ^58 JAGUAR $3895 j]- perience. 90 days gaismutee on all .FOR'.Y01LT0. .. YOUH ing to high- pay supervisory posi­ " P.M, Ip the. cafeteria Of the W ad­ Large lot. S miles'from Manches­ LAWRENGErF.-FlANO •] 7 room‘ lTome,-2*,-i baths,' hot water ter. Irhmediate ..occupancy. .Mark V lft 4-Dbbr Sedan. Ail- work. Potterton’S. MI 9-4537. OWN BOSS tions. Call Ml 3-2319 between 9 18 FOOT" OUTBOARD cabin cruis­ LESS THAN half price - sterling dell School, ^ Broad Street, Man­ ' MI ‘3-1577 • a.m .-6 p.m. . chester, Conn. heat, recreation room, 5% mort­ *14,990. Walton W, Grant Agency, tomatlc, heater, defroster, gray Millinery Dressmaking 19 er pilot seats, bunks. Navy,-top, service for 6, flatware, versatile Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 ______. Iju'ncheonette which can easily be pattern. 36 pieces, *110'. Glaston­ Proposed Amendment gage may be assumed. Marion E. Realtor. MI 3-1153. • finish With matching leather in­ *960. MI 4-8037. BROKERS , MI ^-2766 Robertson. Broker. MI 3-5953. e x p e r t t a i l o r i n g —On ladies’ managed and operated by nusband LOOKING FOR A RANCH, ’ terior and all other standard f o r e m a n -m a n a g e r —to take bury, ME 3-4021; to Bylaws:, , MANCHESTER — Executive type Jaguar acceaaorles. NOTICE an-d gentlemen's clothing. 13^ complete charge of setting up and It ds the recommendation of th# BOLTON—6 robm ranch, stone fire-, READY TO move in—5 room ranch colonial ranch, spacioua living Woodland St. Call snytime. M I! Fi-osotnk tZO-OOf » year. W-St®- Diamonils^ W at ches— Elxecutive Board .that Article 5 place, breezeway and' oversized UNDER $20,000? ’ ' | '58 MERCURY $1795 Town (if Coventry ' Financing, arrahged. operating new 50 machine Sewing ELECTRIP RANGE, 8 years old, in a better neighborhood, full cel­ room; formal dining room, beauti­ 3-2264, garage, plus a separate 3?4 room lar, .1*4 baths. Can be seen at 61 Monterey 2-Door Sedan. Radio, This is to give notice that the Plant of Knitted Outerwear, for Jewelry 48 good condition, *45. MI 4-0307 See. 1 of the bylaws be amended' ful fireplace, bookcase, roomy -Then you will vfiant to see the healer, standard transmission, I spe.cial town meeting tailed for J. D. REALTY, long’ -' established manufacturer. to.-include Coventry Street in Zone apartment, large lot excellent lo­ Alice D rive.' Call owner at Ml : Jcit'chen with built-ths, ' ' 2 7 '“ large LEONXr D W YOST, Jeweler, re following housei"'. : : — ...... - i January 6, 1960 for the purpose of Permanent inducements. Confiden­ cation, *14;900 MefiartKv Enter­ 3-0095. bedrooms, large wood paneled '58 ANGLIA ^ $1695 Ml 3-5129’ ■:M1 3-1637 pairs adjusts watches expertly 9x12 GIILIS'I^AN maroon rug and (Mra!) Loretta Randazzo prises. Ml 9-4576, R D; Murdock, recreation room, 2-car garage, *16,500 — Attractive’ Uiroughout, REAtWOD PANELINir ' ' considering, whether to rescind the tial. Box F, Herald. > ■ COVENTRY — Beautiful 4-room English Ford 2-Door. -Heater,, NOTICE Reasonable prices. Oper Tuesday pad,' ».5a.. Call Ml 9-7488. Ml 3-6472. lovely porch. Located In one ' -of large living room, fireplace with action of the town meeting. =held thru Saturday. Thursday'evehingS. ranch, expandable, ba.sement ga­ deftoster, black finish. lin December 3rd, 1959, .has been ' Iii accoi'flance with the require-' Manchester's- best ' residential bookcases either side, family style , 129 Spruce Street; Ml 9-4387 Excellent resi­ rage, lake privllegea. 'brand new,' can be YOURS for '5$ BUICK $1495 adjourned to January IS, 1960. ments of the Zoning Regulations GAUGE GRINDER — areas. *26,900.!;,For appointment to kitchen gnd dining area, 3 bed- NOTICE dential area. Neat 3 bedroom, *11,900. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129, see, call McCaCthy Enterprises, Century Estate Wagon."Blue fin­ Voting will be hy A'ot'ing luaehlne for the Town of Manchester. Conn., rooms, one with built-in beds and j| At a meeting Held by the To'wn ranch, large living room with fire­ MI 3-1637.- - ... . MI 9-4576 or Robert D; Murdock, ish all A-tnyi ' interior,' power between the hours of 12 rino* to the Zoning Board of Appeals will FIRST CLASS; . desk, screened porch, attached ga­ Planning Commissipo, January 4, Fuel and Peed 49-A place. picture book kitchen, tiled MI 3-6472. $25-44 steering, power brakes, radio, 8 p.ni. on the.following question-: hold a public hearing Monday eye- COLONIAL 4 bedroom, 2 baths, rage and a very nica yard make 4 FOR RN r X 11’ WALL 1960, following a public hearing 10 Hour Day—All Benefits ONLY 2 HdMES IJEIFT AT bath with colored fixtures, full this house complete. Assumgble heater,. Shqll/ the action taken st the nlng, Jan. 18, 1960 at 8:Q0 P.M. In FOR’ s a l e :— Seasoned hardwood older home, modern kitchen, dish­ held ■ November 18, 19.59, it was cellar, aluminum doors and win­ ST. JAMES PARISH—8 room modi­ 4*4% mortgage.. March 15 occu-J town-^ meeting held on December (he Hearing^ Room of the Munici­ for furna(!ei. fireplace*, or stov*. dows. Heated with a G.E. hot washer. Manchester Green sec­ $8 LINCO LN $3495 pal Building on the following ap­ voted to make the following zone TRANE MFG-, INC. fied colonial, amesite drive ,2-car PiY*GEMS axetusiva prafiniihing preceu guoranteas you th* 3rd, 1959, authorizing the School Giglio Bros., Route 44A, Bolton, water' system. City water and | tion. *16,800. Owner MI 9-9jg5 garage, excellent location.' Priced pancy. Premier Hardtop 'Coupe. Dual plications. 'S T A TE HEARING change: ’ 131 Adams St., Buckland mointehooca. Building. Committee to enter into I To change to Industrial Zone, an MI 8-1849 MI 3-5301. WESTVIEW sewer. Convenient' to schools and to sell, J. D. Realty, MI-S:5129t ^ (19,800—Custom biiilt in 1952 this 11 range hydramatlr, power steer ah agreement for the purchase of AUSO SWEEPING VIEWS — 5*4 room PLY*GEMS are sanded, stained, sealed, filled and than coin* area now In Residence Zone A, de­ churches. Beautiful-lot With trees. , ranch baseboard heat, ■ storms, ranch, offers a large living room, Ing. brakes, sdats, windows. „ the "Skinner Property" on behalf Morrison's Atlantic Service; 288 Priced to sell. Phone MI 3-6273,. MANCHESTER-Beautiful 3 b^- plately finished and waxed like fine furniture. There is'no.woU , West-^liddle Tpke.; Bii.s. Zone III: scribed as follows: Starting at a garage. 150x296. *12,900. Carlton center hallway, 3- large bedroqms, ^ '57RU ICK , $1895 of the Town of Coventry be re- point on the east side-of iParker Brae-Biirn Realty. (oom ranch, ■ garage, large lot, family Size, kitchen, breezeway, ga- . so' beautiful as on# paneled with genuine hardwood... on* AT 7i80 A.M. Savoy 'W -8" 2-Door Hardtop. First District7- Firehouse, South IndustVi/il Zone. Special Exception 3-69^, MI 9-6524.. . ' northerly side, of Colotfial Road f o r ! MONDAY THRU ^TVKPAT Radio, healer, oowerfliie Coventry, Connecticut. is requested to have Repairer’s; Li­ Manchester • Charming 6-room _t09.4O PER month Includes ELVA TYLER' cense an(l-Certificste of Approval a disVanee of 806'. more or, lei(a. to -Second District — Firehouse, $390 F.H.A. DOWN colonial, "pieture-book;' kitchen, all, small" cash. Beautiful . 5*4 $9,700 COVENTRY - “ Member MLS ' MI. 9-4469 TILL 5:00 PM . MONDAY "Thru THUltSDAT •56 PLYMOUTH $995 for same. present industrial zone, then west­ , 8 3 5 0 I North Coventry-, Connecticut. SPACE MONTHLY PAYMENT INCLUDING - fireplace,. . _garage. _ . •'Screened . porch, room ranch, built-in range, fire- Six room Cape. 14x29 living Ann Tests ; MI 9-9901 EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:80 Savoy '.'8'’ 4_-Door. Powerflite, All persons' interested may at- erly along present industrial zone 2-10 yr». ’ Dated at em’entry. CphnecUcut fo r '566', more Or lesp; then sbuth.- ^=-7- MORTGAGE, TAXES snd INSURANCE dbuble lot In choice. ■Pnnceton _S t,-_^ aeer €ar4ton-^Wr-HtUchina.— .M l Tddin. 100x16b lot,' trees; Forced to Bstty (Carpenter ' , ’MI 9-50511 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON radio, heater.' This” 8 th day. o f January, 1980.*— t« id i:hi8 'hearing. .AVAILABLE IMMEMATELY FOR area.___ Priced__ 1 at AMan -Unbelievable•4*iKa1«aita'K1a f ____ e.rly along piesent industrial zone ,f' JU.ST *92.00 •WITH THf NIW 9-5132. sell, owner moving. Immediate oc- '54 PACKARD $295 Richard N. Gafinat ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS *18,000, 298',m o r e nr less; then w esterly cupanev. Easy financing. 4rDodf Sedan. Radio and heater;, - 'Beu’lrdff'A. Tfunt ------. Daniel b. Hair, Chairman - Mn-O'RAMA Coventry— Excellent 8 room WEST STREET—444 room- single, 180', to Parker Street'and point of QLD F H A MORTGAGE RATE (5 iA%)’ATAILABLir “ Lots torBste 73 automatic. ■ Board of Selectmen Edward M. Saarl, Secretary ranch,' aluminum atorm and pleasant kitchen with dining area, LAWRENCE F. FIANO ' Town of Coventry Ad\d.. No. 63 beginning. Simple jacket and pari'U set for screens, newly installed baseboard living roo..i with fireplace, sun- Paul *P. Fiano MI 3-04.58. LAKE ST., VERNQN .-»Beautlful The'above zone change will be­ ■ s nrJiROOM RANCH • BUH?T-IN OVEN AND ;58 EDSEL $1495 the young men of the. family. Sew Bulky yarn and sinipla stitches heat: fenced yard, good mortgage porch, finished room in basement.- BROKERS MI 3-2766 lots near school,-150x180. Marichesii Ranger 4-Door Hardtop, Auto- > come effective as of, January 12, RANGE * PICTURE WINDOW FULL BASESIENT slther short or long trousers. are used "to niake this irresistible Only *10,200. . excell'arit condition throughout, ter. 3 B zone, lots priced to sell. mstle. i-adio andsheater. 1960. 9,588i8 Maehine CUaned Gontaot: C H ^E Y BROTHERS, ING. lilANCHESTER—Six room cape, VERNON CENTER — Quiet and cent to elementary school and Mitchell 9<5S68 for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ Foi; let-class mailing add 10c Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-61*2, 'Septic T'snki, Dry Wells, Sewer SPECIALIST finfehed, oversized kitchen, cozy espape front nolae, 7' room. Cape churchejJrOnly- *1,000 down. Mr. M O R IA R T Y Uns* installed—-Cellar Water-, dress . with Zone. Style No. and for egch pattern. Print Name, Ad living room, fireplace, one-ca'r ga­ STORE FOR RENT Cod, receased hot w aterheat with B r o iv n /^ *-148b. **QVALfT)t—^he hat economy of olt* proofing Done. 31 C |br Hill Si, Manohostor, Conn. Size. ^ •*.: dress with *qh6 end Pattern rage, amesite drive,; nice lot,' ex'= SECLUDED, immaculat# 6- room 60 M cC a r t h y enterprises Number, _ . ' , ranch,,, built-in stove, garj^c, oil, fireplace, Ruaco M epa, full BROTHERS Toiifn and Oountry Foonerly A Bkrber Shop Send 35c today‘for yoiir copy of cetient location. Priced to sell' Im- Iniulation, ‘large lot. many ether HOME ROVEMENT HEADqCAKXipiLk« Ltaeobi—CoiitliiSB tel -RpUTE Se IN VERNON th#>Fall k Wintet"-issue .of our Have you the Album containlhg mediately at only *18,700. Me- ntu*y e'xtras, 8 acres, trees. Only COVENTRY—Large lot tor iiale, I c in n e y b r o s «16,9()0. Carlton W. Hutchina, MI features. Ellison Realty, TR 'Hsretuy—EagUsb Ford M K . OAix ROCKVIUJ5 ' ' Tol* III I4141 : SSJSr Ml 9^576 somplete i^tteni magazine Basie many Ibye^'designs and free pat­ Carthy Enterprise*, MI -a-**?*. R CaU MI 9-6784. Drainage i;*. Murdock,, MI 3-6473. 9-5133, ' 8-9493. -fil CENTKB BIWtfjLB-AlM S*w«raiM DUpoMl Co. ; TR5-im V- Fashion. r. terns? Only^25c * copy* OPEN BVENWOB 1*0-182 Pearl Bt— Ml 8-5idB Ml 9-4143 , ■■ ;7:v.