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cuaa 'ooursa aelactiona but appoint­ Fair and ooMer tonight and Sat­ Kdmund H. Hindi* Jr., IS l Olcn- Chapman Court. Order of Ama­ port of Manchester’s c i ^ and eco- o l i r p r i 8 C " ' o l l O ^ G r nomlc development.” ments ahould be ma)le in Advance. 12,879 urday. I.OW tonight 10-tS. High Wood S t, ton Of Mr. uid Mr*. E. H. ranth. will meet tomorrow at 7:46 Let Child Pick About Town Hindi*, Six Parker St., ia now at p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Fol­ . . a . • w ; * l More than 500 persons aHcnded ‘ A ' Hyatt Sutliffe served a* Member of the Audit Saturday In tOs. — — th* Its. Naval RecetvtnR Station. lowing the business session a sur- r o r M i s s W i IGV th* chamber-dinner ■i..eeUn|Nl*st Own Curriculum, moderator and introduced the Bureau *t Orrnlation. * ! year in the high sOhool. Reset VERY SOON Manehe$tt>rr^A City of Village Charm H w Eipaer Club will bold its Norfolk. Va., awaiting: transfer to I prlsii entertainment will be pre- three .panelists: Edson Bailey, I tented. Refreshmenta will be ... „ - , r '■'.T.r « a, ' Uons for the ’.59 event may bi Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock and. Mra. weakly aetback party in the club- Rooaavelt Roads. San Juan. Puer- Miss Patricia Wiley, 2 Olcott ,St.. i jhe Chamber of- Panelists Advise i served in the banquet hall by Mr*. Alba Hotkowski, representing the locans Saturday atartiag at 8:30! to Rico. H * is a guided miaaileman was honored with a miacellaneoiis fir*. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 19.\9 (rtnssined Advertising on Pago 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS pjn. I t*an>an. I Constance Twitchell and ht^r com­ high school and Junior high school VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 108 (SIXTEEN PAGES) mittee. bridal shower last night. j N ^ Iy 500 parent* attend^ the administrative and guidance staffs. Th* flr*t meeting In th* aariea; Edward B. Kerin, son of Mr. and The shower was given by Mrs, | mee£irul<; of the Barnard Junior The next meeting "of the PTSO on intenatiooal relations aponsor- Mrs. Edward J. Kerin. 24 Hartland Misa Barbara A. Bovnton, Willis Schulla and Mrs. William i High ParMit Teacher Organization will be held March .19 In the . high Rd.. recently acted in the Colgate Pearl St., and Miles J. O'Reilly Police Arrests •d by tha 8*rvic* Bureau for W orn-: Humphrey, aunt* of the bride- [ Tuesday ni^h| in the high school school cafeteria, where coffee will State Police|Scnator.s Trim en’a Orgaillaation* will bo held on . University dramatic club's presen­ Jr.. Bolton, will be united in msr- groom-to-be. at the horn* of M r*.: be served. The program will be tation of Shakespeare’s "Julius risge Ssturday at 6 a.m. in St. audltor-Him. Ike Has No Plans Feb, ,13 from 10:80 a.m. to 2:15 j Schultz in Glastonbury. About 25 ' entitled '“ParenU, Let’s Talk It Georg* W. Lovewell, 35, of Marl­ A panel disetuktm on "Planning p.ia. at K i Main St., Hartford. Caesar.” A sophomore, he is a James' Clturch. friends are relative* were present. Over.” borough. 'wa* arrested shortly Abaolom VHakaai of th* Union of j member of Sigma Nu social fra­ Decorations were in aqua, pink for Your Future Nqw” was pre­ j Earl H. Johnson of 52 North St. after 11 o'clock last night and In W ar on South .Africa will be one of the { ternity. q,nd white. A buffet luncheon was sented. Panelist* advised parents to Landlords Fight Bill < is taking the Stale Police training charged with passing in a no- Advertisement— apaakera. Advance reseavations for j served, including a ahower cake encourage their childrehl to make To Visit Reds Now, ’ course at Bethany barracks. He passing zone on N. Main St. He thla meeting o r ' for th* series of Loyai Circle of Kings Daughters made and decorated by Mrs. their own decisions as tn which started Monday after receiving an is due in court Feb. 16. four meetings should be made with ' will meet in the Fellowship room of .Schullr. high school curriculum would^best Don’t forget! Hairdresser* Card Car Detects •» appointment to the school two the Service Bureau. I Center Church Monday night at Mis* Wiley, the daughter of Mr. Joseph R. Klinkevtch, 81, of 105 flt their abilities and desires,'Aand Party and Food Sale. W ^nesday, Washington, Feb. 6 (/P)— weeks ago. He is mai'ricd to the: 7:45. Hostesses will be Mrs. Mary and Mr*. Joseph Wiley, and Irving N. Elm St., wa* arrested Iset It was emphasized that at this February 11. 1:30 p.m. American By unanimous con.sent. the former Maureen Opalach. They! Press Aide Claims Hartford, Feb. 6 {IP)— State The monthly meeting of the Kraetschmar and Mrs. Elisabeth August of Stafford Spring* will he night and charged with passing time it ia very important for thr-T^gion Home. Please bring your Senate today cut $100 million have a daughter, Kimberly. I's. ! Police today took on a new Homemakers' Holiday group was McIntosh. married on April 4. a stop sign at Woodbridge and pupil to plan hi* 4-year high achool W n cards. Call your beautfclan to- from its $.ifi5-million bill for' h*M yeaterday at the Community > Oakland Sts. He is due In court course. Guidance pounselorii will daV for tickets. Proceeds to Chll- .safety chore by starting a T. Mrs. Barttara Lord of the Ladies night will be observed by ,^ Mr*. Clifford O. .Simpson, Mr*. Monday. welcome talks with parents to dls- j dren's. Services of Manchester. Thomasville, Ga., Feb. 6 (/P)ff»ct, h* hasn’t received any Invlta- federal airport aid. At the To Allow Rent Curbs statewide campaign to get Robert W. Martin and Mrs. - - tlon except through th* reports of same time, it '.educed the pro- Whiton Memorial Ubrsuy gave the th* Methodist Men of the North — ^The White House said to­ cars with defective equipment members an insight into various Methodist Church at their meeting Charles R. Baxter Jr recently at­ CJiamljer Dinner an off-hand invitation extended in gr'rii from five to foiir ye.'ii's. tended a 2-da,v workshop in sacred day President Eisenhower a political speech. off of Connecticut’s high- types of books ttat different in­ Mondaj- night at 8 o'clock at the The action was a gesture along -"-n-T-' ryceSS* dividuals enjoy. She also gave a church. ”111* Rev. and Mr*. Harvey dance held in NVw York City. The Slated April 15 would consider visiting Rus­ "Ever since he has been in office ways. the path of what Deniocralic lead- review of the new book, "Quiet Mousley will show pictures and tell meeting was .vpon.sored by the Ss- ' sia if future developments in­ President Ei.«ienhower has siways State Police Commissioner John era Lyndon B. .lohnann of Texas Pleaae, Mrs. Rabbit” by Hilda of their trip to Palestine. Devo­ cred Danif Guild, and was attend­ made it clear that he was willing 100 Object; Plans are now being made for dicate it would serve the cause C. Kelly said the dilv* will oon- called trying to meet Pre.sident Espy. tions will he lead by the Rev. ed by many people inlcre.stcd In to go an.vwhere in the world if. j timie until fr.ither notice with the Ei!,enhn\ver half way on differ- James Busch, and refreshments rhythmic rhnir.s. ttie ,58th annual meeting of the bv *0 doing, auch a visit woiild' ' overall objective of "mailing the in spending proposals. will be serA-ed. Manchester Chamber of Com­ Presidential Pre»* ' .serve the can.se of peace. public safety (onseions in this par- B,,t ,t more than a gea- Gouge Hit The public is Invited tn the mili­ Jamea C. Hagertv made the .stale-; , merce. which will be held April 15 menl in commenting on Soviet j "Should fntuie development. ticular respeci.” lure, because, although the dollar An open board meeting of the tary whist tonight at 8 o'clock at in the Armory on Mam St. Premier Nikita Khiu.shrhev * in-,-suggest that a visit to the Soviet No Road Block* total waa reduced, the pioposed Connecticut P'ellowship of Congre­ the Knighl.a rf Columbus Home. vitatlon to Eisenhower vesterday Union or an>-where else would Check point* will be aet up at annual outlay waa not changed gational Cfhristian Women will be Tickets will he sold at the door. The meeting will start at 7 p.m., By NAACP and will feature a social hour, a to come to Ru.aaia. ' | »»''ve to advance thia cause, then s’.ii'table places, the commissioner aince the number of years v as re- held on Feb 18 at the Asylum Hill But Hagerty stressed that it certainly would be considered. .said, but there will not be any duced, I Church. Hartford. Luncheon will A meeting of the rommitlee buffet dinner, speakers and enler- this move , tainmenl. Eisenhower has no pre.senl plan.s' The fact the White Hou.«e re road block* or unnece.ssary traffic Johnson engineered be served. Reservations should be that planned last night's testi­ as he had taken the lend in some Hartford. P’eb. 6 (/P)— More ! made by Feb 13 with Mrs William monial dinner to retired Polire Chamber, President Robert .1. to go to the Soviet Uniom -versed it.* no-comment po.sition of , delay*. than 100 per.sons crowded in­ yesterday makes it clear the Pres- ! Offleers Officers were directed tn stop trimming of a housing bill which F. Shea, 508 Prospeej St., Weth- Chief Herman Schendel will he ' Boyce said the event is still in the The press secretary yesterdav planning stage and arrangements ident wants to avoid any impres- ^ only a* many cars at these check the Senate finally passed last night to a (Jeneral Assembly public I ersfield. held at Police Headquarters Mon­ declined comment on the Khrush­ as a $2.67.5.000,000 measure. bearinR today to oppose a bill day at 8 p.m. ' have not yet been made for the chev invitation, extended in­ Sion of flatlv bru.ching a.side the points as they can handle efflcient- ; speakers or entertainment. Khnishrhev o\erture. even though ly within a reasonable time, The housing total compared that would permit municipali­ Emanuel Churchmen extend an WHEN YOU SHOP AT formally in a speech by the Krem­ with $1,6.50,000.000 asked-by Eisen­ invitation to all men of the church The midweek praver meeting to­ Boycp said, "It i.s extremely im­ lin leader at the Moscow 21*t con­ it may have been made for purely Commanding officers of all 11 ties to establish rent controls propaganda purposes. ; barrack-s in the stale will a.ssigni hower. Hut most of the ditTer- to attend the Father and Son ban­ night at ";30 at the Salvation portant to the welfare of our area gress of the Communist Parlv. ence was in long-range prograiiis in the event of a rental Hagerty's statement also made , oien to special duty at th» check quet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in Army Citadel wnll be followed by ! and our businesses that the largest But today. Hagerty volunteered rather than in items affecting I points, which will be nin e.) from hoiistnji shorlane. Luther hall of the church. An an informal Bible study st 8. on possible representation of business this statement at Eisenhower's Eisenhou er s $77 billion budget for (Contthiieil on Page Nine) nlacG to freqMFn'l\’ and Representatives of the National entertainment will follow th* din­ the book of Romans. The public, is leaders and Ihcir wives attend the vacation headquarters: the 1'2 months beginning next 1 annual dinner to demonstrate siip- .'lainlflinGd after dark. Anxiliaty Assfiflatinn for the Advancement, ner. , invited. and "Premier Khrushchev's invita­ .lul.v 1. HALE’S Self Serve Meat Dept. of Colored People I NAAC P I and State IMliuemen will :n traf­ tion to President Eisenhower to Tile vole on tlie Hoii.siiig liill wa.s fic contiol and handling eome of the Stale AFL-CIO favored the vi.sit the Soviet ITnion occurred in Suburbia Today 60-2S. sliglltiv more Ulan tile twii- IXICAL FRESH GRADE “A” the ‘■pai'ier vor!(” involved under bill a lengthy speech which contained Ihirds inargiii winch would lie the supervision of the reg.ilar of­ Bill spokesmen for property S V M W M t very hostile references to t’niled 111 Frb. 7 Hei-ald needed to override a veto. The \'^de owner* a.ssoriallona were loudly States leaders. ficers ■amaamar im O C sent Uie measure on to the House. applaiiiled when thev called the blil LARCE EGGS "It seems strange that Premier I During tlie daylight hours there .5! a .....a.cgi' lueei.ug liei.ue ■ iiiinei essary and dtsrriminatory. Khrushchev. If he really welcome.* Suburbia Toflav, the M a n -' '■’ill not l e an; formal cherk.s. for the Senate look iip.lhe aii|ior; hdl. Ernest T. Garrick of Bridjfeport, 1 NOW’S the time to buy PORK a visit by the President, would ex­ Republican leader.' «el their cheaterone. IP1 Evening P K HeraM’s! firer were r”"'’ directed to r.’al.e equip- ' president of the Greater Bridjfe- !)«,. 4 9 c tend it in such circumslances. ___,. , • 5 .'iglits on trying to i nt ii in half. Qt. Bot. 39c ■The President had no piesent; m agazine section. Will be in- , ment chec ts at every contact with I port Ijindlnrd' lyajrue. labeled ihe A REAL SAVING Sen. .Xiirirew .'^f iioeppel i R- ! bill "romplelelv diarrlminatory" pldns to mak« *noh a vifui - in chulpn in Satui’oay s oflilion. a ni^lorisl and alah to aiop caia Kani told new.'nien he wniild offer Pork i.s e.xcellenl in quality right now I suapected of having favilty equip- ' and unworkable. I.AN D O’LAKRS a.' a .'iih.'titiile a bill io lOiitimie . . . all Pinphur.st pork i.a corn fed. gov­ 1 ment. Ihe pie.'eni fedeial aid piogiani Arthur L. .lolinson. president of DOVALETTES Miint Show l*a|>en* for airporls for another four , the Hartford Branch of the PARKING AT ernment in.'spected. j Moton.ata .stopped in the rheck- .vears. I NAACP. aald that the bill waa not 302 MAIN ST. BUTTER Cldbittinq Tissu* Berlin Road Accord I up M’lll be req.iired to display lhe:r This would mean federal grant' aimed at landlords in general but ' dr.ver a licenae.s arid regiatration of .$6.3 .Million a \eai. or a toial at what he railed the "rent You'll en.ioy a Pinehurst pork roast . . . rertiflcale.«, of $2.52 million for a l-.\eai pe­ (roiiKers" in lorai rommunltie*. Lb. Pkga. ainings will be issued to those riod. Eisenhower had recom­ .lohnson and Hartford Q ty CkJun- PAYROLL CHECKS 7 3 e 2 4 5 c h faulty equipment. These must mended a 4-year program of $200 rilman .lohn C. Clark .Ir., also a browned on the outside, tender and lean rx qt'ARTEBS CASHED AT Quality and proper­ By Dulles, De Gauller;sent In the State Motor Vehicle.^ million. member of ths NAACP, *u)jg;ested 302 MAIN ST. in.side. Or .serve Pinehurst tender center SCOTT SOFT-W’EVE ly trimmed steak •f I DonDepartment later with a rertifica- The Deinooialic bill wlien Tail aerlion of .Xmerican Airlines plane lliat plunged into lire East River Tue.sday night la lifted by that the bill might be rewritten to cut from choice ! lion that the defect haa been fixed. brought to Ihe floor, called for fed­ derrick onto lighter. Three bodies were discovered In the wierkage. (A P Phnlofaxi. aim specifirally at the rent XOU{(- cut pork chop.s . . , Nmi.ET GOI,DEN SWEET eral outlay.' of $100 million a yeai ing problem. corn-fed beef. Paris, Feb. 6 i4>i— Secretary of'«.Maurice Couve de Muiwille before (Continued on Page Seven) for five years plus a special fund But under any clrcumstanc**, OLD FASHIONED TOILET TISSUE State Dullea and President Charles seeing de Gaulle. WHOLE KERNEL A bit of the disc'iajiion between of $6.5 million to be used at the they said, the bill ■was merely aj) "SERVICE* de Gaulle found themselves in discretion of the adminislralor. j enabling- art that would permit agreement today, as in the past, de Gaulle and Dulles was on the Short or miinlcipalltles to tackle the pro.b- 4 Rolls 4 5 c to maintain Western access to Ber­ French president's in-sishence that .lohnsoii. wlien getting unani­ U.S. Agency Blamed lem. lin. The.v conferred for an hour France gel a greater voice in con­ Plot on Castro mous consent to nil this to $100 MEAT SERVICE AT CORN Facial quality; white, pink, . I liird lime on J'bhnson eatd that In Hartford sultations arnong the Western million a year for four veare. green, blue, j-ellow. Sirloin and a half. more than SO per cent of welfare 302 MAIN ST. I American and French spokes-, Big Three, agreed that numerous aiihstitutes expenditures was earmarked for Pork Roast > 32' men said the talk.* covered a wide' The t ’.S. .pokesman said Big Said I)is{)uted and proposal* to ciit the total 12 Oz. Cans For Airliner Crash Conn.Co.offer rental payments, many of them ex­ SPKCIAL LR. 7 RIR CUT 6 9 9 e Sn-VER LANE IMPORTED range of problems, but no new de- Tiuee con.« ’Itations have been go- could be congideied later. cessive pa.vmenta. STYLE ciaions were reached. mg on for two r.ionth.s in Wash- Opening general debate on the Pinehurst Also Recommends By American NVw Haven. Feb. 6 Con­ He said tha problem of rent SW.ANSOVS BONED The spokesmen said, however. I inglon with Robert Murpliy rep- bill. A S. Mike Mnnroney iD- Make \ our own apple sauce to .serve with pork, or buy KOSHER DILL New York, Kpb. ft '/T' A city* m g av slem w ould require a pier ex­ gouging would mount as slum f t that de Gaulle and Dulles were in resenting the United State,'. Am- j Oklai, tlie chief spon.sni, said the necticut Company bim driver* and •har# RSency *aya the govern-i t e n d i n g 3.000 feel into the river. | clesrance and rederetopment actlv- BUTTERBALL Shurfine canned sauce. complete agreement that the West ' baassdor Harold Caccis represent - i Havana. Feb. 6 >/P< — Alan Rob­ federal government must mcrhanica began voting: in aeven rnfiit in retfnonnililfi for delnv in This would involve an additionaP ttiea are stepped up In cities and TURKEY or must maintain its routes to West ttv|r’‘'Britain end Herve AljHtand ert Nye today waa reported to|I \M.h the ,'tate* the inciea.'ert cnat atale communltiea today. It wa* aafeU’ improvrmrnl.« fll Ca Cnar- problem of creating a deep water available rente Are decreased. GHERKINS Berlin, 110 mile* behind the Iron i-epre-senting France. He didn't sa.v have denied that he confessed In of preparing the nation for the jel Ihcir third trip to the polls. In SWIFT'S PREMIUM riifi Fighl. dpslinatmn of an AniP’ - I’h a n n cl. )i<* Dentes Rent Gouging Curtain, and would not accept any v.-hether de Gaville was satisfied, plotting to assa.ssinate rebel lead­ sge. their fi-mnnth contract diapute CHICKEN jian Airlinrm \\hnli naBhPfl into Authoiitios ha\e noted tlial the Garrick said "There was no such PINKHL'RST PINEHURST move by the Russians to substitute ‘ Newsmen were told, howevei. ■Monroney denied his bill i* full with the transit line. ... the Efficiency Turkey er Fidel Castro. llip F'a.st H4V0U 'I'uosilay mghl. .^inking of pilings in^o the water 3 LR. LEAN LOIN F A N C Y RIB Fast Germans for the Ru.'sian sol- ^hat the Wa.'hing.on talks includ- The 31 -year-old foi mer I'S . The company has offered t o ' ROUpring. ’ qi. 3 5 c A Hp 'kpsiitgn foi’ the Pori Ao- at that area well might Impede CENTER CUT LEAN diers m those positions where the niallers a.s Middle East de- Navy pilot from Whiting., Ind.. re­ (Continued on Page Nine) submit wage and working condi-1 He ;iaid a glut of rentals thorilv of Now York, whuli oprr- . s h i p p i n g . 1. Absolutely cUan .*5 Oz. Cana 6 9 c Lb. portedly made his denial to U .S iioM.s In arhitrnlion with the ntip_ available. said that the d ty of PORK ROAST 53c four occupying powers come to- ■ velopments and American actions i^a (tiMidin, Hairl vp.’^teiday' 'rh iee bodie.s w e i’e founil >’e.-«lvi- PORK COOKIE SPECIALS Vice Consul Hugh Kessler tn an ulntion tint a controversial arhi-! ®t*ldgeport. lor ^am ple, waa In- gather in Berlin. jn Far-East two spheres that the authority has h^n rua^h’ for day in the tail .set tifUi of the 2. Loss even space The atmosphere was de.scnbed Interview with him yesterday. I ration c lau.*^e he submitted to the 1selling, two public PORK PREMIER LOIN PORK ROAST Lb. 63c tlii'pp years In build a pier off nm- cl•a.^hc'i airliner, hrouglit up from housing projects there. Nabisco Promium a* cordial and relaxed. i North Atlantic pact Kessler declined to confirm the Soviet I)ele<>ale (’ouit.fi for a legal opinion on its CEN TER C I T way 22 In provido approach lights llie nver bottom , 'Phat brought to 3. Easier carving ROASTS The French spokesman, asked report. ♦=‘nfoi con hilit y. Saltinos...... lb. 29e area. for aircraft. 25 the H um licr of bofiie.s recovered, (Continued on Pngs Nine) CHOPS If the question of free elections for | Other NATO powers are being Police headquarters also had no 3'hifi arbitration clause has been PORK CHOPS Lb. 85c German'unification had been rais-| R o m Americana pro-jet Flight .320 A.s inve^it igatnr’.s looker! into all 4. The turkey with more white meat APRICOTS Sunshine Hydrox lb. 49c kept informed. comment. High revolutionary po­ Spurs at the mam i.fi.*nie in the diapute. HICKORY SMOKED *d, said: "Our position of 195.5 | under.ahot runway 22 an«i .Bma.ahfrd phasc.s of svhal coul <1 liave cau.sed Britons of all political complex­ lice and militai'v officials met un­ T^nion learlera have urged the 1.- Keebler Cinnamon (which required free electlonsi re-i into the water. Sixty-five pets- mb the ii;i.-ih. iLfiwapI S lalteiv .It. of 5. Oven-ready . . . properly frozen ion cheered Prime Minister Mac­ til lal» last night discussing Nye's 150 menibera to turn dowm this lat- } mains the position which corres- 1 died. Three crew memher.*! and five Ihe <'i\’il er ona lit ic.H B oa rd Raid, 30 Oz. Can C risp ...... pkg. 39c HAM SLICES millan’s decision to fl.v to Mos­ esse. Youth Parley e.5t ( (uiipany proposal, aiihject of i 3 9 c ponds to our views. One ran per­ pasaengets snivivcd. ■'rhe only thing w ere .«*urc of in F.ANCY cow Feb. 21 for what he called * The rebels arrested the .4m“T- Indny a balloting. ! Bulletins Peeled whole or iinpeeled halve Educator Crox pkg. 29c haps envisage new approaches, hut On Order Slme that there is no induation of wliat leconnal.asance mi.ssion. i( ail 6-footer as he marched in By WIIaTON Y N N The authoi.ly .‘ifinke.-Jina n. wlio If thifi happens, and further at-j This iveek, at Pinehurst. .special "Butterballs" for Lb. in heavy syrup. XEW FOn. PAK LK the basi.a remains the same. " the-.r ranks in Oriente Province (au.Ncd the accident." t»*inpt.nn,, Feb. 6 (P>— the roif erence aponaora aoiighl to FOR A DELICIOU5 GRINDER with British Prime .Minister Mac- Soviet people." .Some newspaper.' P'pdcr.al Aviation Agcni’y ” ing ‘hat the plane's pilots ‘’m ight rebel virtoiv, he told new.« men erect. month. It waa enough to call a .Stale Peltre said today John o n ly ...... ea. $2.59 milian, who is going to Mo.'cow predicted the trip would lead tn an In VVa.shington la.st n;g}it. an have had a niixuii uith those new Monday that he was not involved The South Vietnamese delega- k a a spoke.«4man .^aid an in.^lni- alnke hut 21 voles ahmt of a .^enlck, 64, had made an oral Feb. 21 for a vlsft' that the British early East-West summit confer­ altrm eteifi." We will have plenty of TENDERCURE CORNED in any plot against Castro hut had tion walked out yesterday in pro- nient iandihg Ky.«*u*ni for the Fa.st two-ihiidfi majority nece.^aary for statement that he killed his wife i,b. 53c ■ ■ 2 Lb*. 93c COOKED SALAMI ) ho[>e will ease East-We.st ten.vions ence. The pilot, ('apt. Albert M" [ > p - 6 lb. size averaging at 52c lb. only . . ee. $3.12 wanted to fight for the revolu­ te.8t over the pre.aence of delegaie.o River approach I • runway 22 had api-roNat from the union's inter­ lost JWondav night a* she rest­ Beef, both roiled and flat briskets and clods. ON CHEESE Dullea Is going on tomorrow to .'Jecretary Dullea and the W i t l . 5f). i.s d e a d . tionary cause, from the Soviet tVion. Thia drew been autliorized and on order’ ain* e national headquarlera. ed In bed. Senlrk. maintenance Bonn'^for talk.* with West German Flench privatelv endorsed the Official' hnped that copilnl any size, any knicl PROVOLONECHEESE i Polire headqua r( era announced a hlaal from the Red (Thinese. Jiilv 1, inf)". He aaid it takes Ik S a n r t I o n from international man at n factorj’, was quoted Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Macmillan venture as possiblv u.se Frank Hlavacek. 33, al.'*ri ui'i t rc a ll yesterday that .Nye. Iiail ci.nl'pssed I Tl^e .lapane.^e delegation con- month}* to two yeai.s to get tiie give.s 8itrikerM $25 a week W'hile by Sgl. George Panclera a* say­ For larger families we will have a limited num­ PLUMP MEDIUM ROASTING CHICKENS ’ BE SURE TO GET YOUR a'xiut Wealem problems, primal - i fill, but they did not share the Bnl- injured, n egh t he in » om lition lo l)C he had gone to eastern Cuba to tinned to qua among them- needed apparatu.s assembled, athl- on H strike. ing he bludgeoned and stabbed with hawspopar coupon and OY5TER5...... ilv how to approach fresh negotia- , ish piiblir's expectation that it (pie>t lonei 1 t o d a y . ber of 12 lb. to 13 lb. butterballs at 49c lb., and will average $1.89 each kill the rebel chief and that Brig selve^ over Soviet participation in ing that delivery had been ji? 01111.5;- Vonfig l>egan at 5 a.in. and willj hi* wife, Anna, while he wae purchoso of 2 can* of tions with tha Soviet Union on might start a thaw in the cold (Jen. Uarlo* Tabeinilla. head of drinking and resentful. No 5WORDFI5H ______...... lb. 59e the conference. ed for October of thus \eai The Giiicagn Trilmne, in a close nt 8 pni. Resulta are ex- 18 to 19 lb. LaBroad's fresh frozen NATIVE the German que.stion. , war. [ Batista .s .4ir Force, had promi.sed charge was placed against Sen­ COUPON I The Iraqis and repre.^enta'ivea of The F'AA snoke.siiiVin .sHKi in.'itrtl- c u p V M g n ’cd story, quotes (’ 0 0 k as pected abo.it an hour laler. Tony, our cliickcn expert, will have white rock native He had an hour-long meeting I ------1 him $100 lion if jie did the deed. b\’ the buB lrk immedtatrt.v. TURKEYS. . ! Bahrein, oil-rich i.aland in the Per- lation of a highigh inlen.ailv liglit . v.ife Flora m Aurora. (’ommuiutie.^ 8e r \ e d with French Foreign Minister I (('■onMnned on Page Three) [ The poll, p said Nye had made I ) ; . Wo thdn l knn'A’ an> thing . . fowl, iTia.sting capon.<5 and tender large chicken lcg.5. STAR i Stan Gulf, threatened to pull the tem a.** part of the in.‘*trument land- line im lude New H^ven. Manchea- MAGAZINE the sla'.enieiit voluntarily and had \. a.s ’.VI o n g u n : il wo h . : ' tei- Hartford. Middletown. Stam-; KIDNAPER SEIZED Chicken leg.s are an excellent value a t ...... lb. 6fic \ Iranian delegate off the plat form if not been ini.streated. He wa.< ('rf»8**-Ch#H‘U Not l*^8y ford. Norwich. Meriden and New Enlrfleld. Calif.. F «*. « UP> T KIST ing held on a ...... w. . I (’ 0 0 k al,«:o lold h:.«* \\’ife. the Ixmrlon | — Police seized Charles Mc- 2 0 c A COPY The Teenage Music-S landing iliegally in Cuba, but there j upland. Bahrein la now i T rib u n e said, that ‘ It i.^n t ea.*<\' The union haa been working' .Arthur. 40. of Dixon, who ab­ wa.a nb hint of what furU*»i action ' ^ British protectorate, NeM s Tidbits t o c i ’ o j * 5-< he( k betw een the pilot s without a contract since their old ducted a ranch wife from her IA I WONDERFUL BACON VALUE TUNA Magazine Include* S.5.00 worth would be taken agam.U h:m I The delegation from Bahrein de- i am i copilot s infill rm en ts in that one e\pned last Sept 30 home last night, after a pre- of coupons redeemable in i-ash, FRESH PEAS .. 2 lbs. 49c Newsmen so far had not allowed i oounced Iran .s idaima on the i.s-' Culled from .\F’ Wire.s daivn chase in which police cats WHITE CHITXK STYLE I b ’g F lee! r a < o ck pit." The vote today waa baaed on. I Rath's Top Grade shopping hints, food, health, RHUBARB ...... 2 lbs. 39c You Gotta Rock to Eat, to aee Nve since the annornce.vent l«nd. A conference sirbcommittee The new.sf.apei said the Klectia the company a recent offer to let, pursued him and his victim at P\ll YOUR Bacon At A Very beauty and homemaking ideas. head 35c of ’ he ' confession. F.arliei this pre.sented a draft re.solution .leclar- lu rbin e-pi’ n p e 1 1 e-j- plane was oulaide arbitration decide thoae .speeds of more than 120 m.p.h. 2 Cans 65c CAULIFLOWER week he had talked three timea mg Bahrein part of the ” .\tnh na- GorjiM of Army Fngineer’s ap-, His captive, .Mrs. Hilda Faye FREEZER Special Price wMtii the American vice con.sul ami: tion.” theieby rejecting liana I NEW CALIFORNIA POTATOES 3 lbs. 35c proves imilti-mRllon dollar hiirrl-1 (l.’ontimied on Page Five) (Contintied on Page Meven) Dawson, 65, bleeding and shocked Pop Record Makers Say rejected offers of aa5i.4lance trom *’laim. Iran in not an Arab country, cane protwtion plans for Stamford' after hours of terror, was taken LETTUCE, largo h fo d s...... fdch 21c the ^ embasay. He tiilked with Tran’a chief delegate aaid ‘ in the Pictsweet .Sliced Pinehurst ani A hand- pear, ecule^l by the revolutionary regime tiona. \olc«nlr eriiplJon may be taking D.ANES END SHIP HUNT ful of years ago, there were four "Few of the performers seem to rose, meanwhile, to 274. South Viet Nam’s Nguyen Van place off Southern Japan. Copenhagen, Denmark, Feb. 6 DELICIOUS APPLES Huan in a speerli to the ronferen-e French record companies in the United, have any staying power," sa.vs Former Preardent Harry S. Trn- , — The Danish government to­ Cot Beans 2 For Stales. Today, there are more than' Capitol’s Glenn Wallichs. "The kids (Continued on Page Seven) appealed for a ban on Riis.sian at- Oklahoma Ruins O.K. \ day called off the search for the 35c I 10 Lb. Bag te’ndance and then told newsmen nian'ft double, actor Irving Fiaher. i Boys and girls tell mother to ask for Indian Head dress 1 ,iS00. I *’".v records for voice and perform- ilicfi at age 73 in New Yoik missing passenger-cargo ahlp S.O.S. Mafic ScouriRf Pads No wonder record veterans ex-; ance alone, not out of loyalty." he and the other Viet Narn dele- Hans Hedtoft which hit an Ice­ Cot and feather with your Rath bacon puicha.se. Slate and Noi-wu h Police aay they > 1 Claim the business has gone c.razylj M hat has the teenage levolution berg off Greenland a week ago Com 2 For 31c 2 9 c Mokes 2 Ex-Nazi Guard* "“rliXr.,“S'delegate Liu Hsl- are trying to Iraik down person or For Whiskey Drinkers •i* Says one: ".Anv guv with Sl.OOO done to the record business? persona who have cashed $1,200 In. today. The government said It Alutninum - 2 P o c k o g O S esn start a record companv. All 'I'he industry boomed fiom ST'j yiian accused the .'^oiith Viet­ considered the ship A total loss, n « M h i P S wnrUileHS \'.S. Money Orders re-: I Shin* he's got to do is pick up a'four-' '" ‘"ion in 1939 to J40O million in Get Eire for Killing namese of undermining the "spirit I adding there was no hope of renlly in that area . , . Mickey: B.V JIM .MONROF. • ihe crackdown on bootleggers a* Fries 2 r„29e Lika Indications are that the rcc of solidarity of this conferen' e finding an.v of the 95 crew mem­ I *ome in a bar, lake eni to a le- Rooney s fourth wife, Elaine Mahn- public safely commissioner, head- ^ Pinehurst Old firms ma.v have dropped in Bonn, Germany. Feb. 6 i4* Two "It is common knov.ledge that Oklahoma Oly, P'eli. 6 ■J’l - - ber* and passenger* alive. Navr 4 5 c eording studio, make a couple of ken Rooney. 29, wants divorce ami ing the Highway Patrol. o n ^ C l */ . sales volume in 19.58. former .Nazi concentiation camp '"I’iiis could cau.se a revolution," r . sides, think up a nsine for hi* la­ f2.W3 per month temporary ali­ I i New Crop INDIAN RIVER The reason is that teenagers have guards were convicted of mass (Continued on Page Seven) He haa .staged periodic road- I'PHOIJIS INTEGRATION bel and he's in business." mony, from 38-year-old actor. said a would-be whisky drinker. i blocks across the state, tr.vlng to, PICTSWEET SEEDLESS, PINK r Then he lakes his 4>ecord to a virtually taken over the single- I murder today and ordered Jailed .Mevandria, Va., Feb. 6 UP>— J' ecord market. Their kind of music . for life. Macy a Department Store drops "Why. my booTTegger said he , stop th(v flow of illegal liquor from U.S. Dist. Judge .Albert V. For Better Breakfasts distributor in one or more of the ...... - ...... „ Russian didn't have any vodka and didn t , -Missouri, Kansas, Texas and A r­ ORANGE major cities. U the di,tribtKor|‘»^'«:;8e'.'' »nappealing to adults The verdict ended a trial that Bay Stale Approves charges against tourin Bryan today turned down n plea GRAPEFRUIT At Pinehurst . . Another UPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE, ...... 3 pkgs. 39e thinks the record might sell, he "'ho buy the albums. For that rea began last Oct. 13. The prosecii- , , , ...... aceordion- ..... ,player-dance, ______accused of even know whcii he’d gel some. kansas. by the .Alexjuidrin School Board serve ! I In the past month whisk.v ha*. takes it on. It ia sent to the local son, the major firms are putting j tion labeled Ihe defendants "The Williheld Tax Plan taking number of ilema from store aaid a .social-drinker. for a delay in admitting nine JUICE Special Coffee Value UPTON'S TOMATO.VEGETABLE...... 2 pkgs. 27c " - c . -vhau.aen" concen- laat Thursday . . . Russia is using | "Tli e v e ought Itlo be a law gone up $1 to $1.50 a pijJtT^if you dies.iie. jocke>s w u e v . IfIt thevtnev lakelaae a ahineanine ,ihum. emphasis whii. on theii.. ; Iratu..,Beasts of Sachsenhausen Negroes to three public echooln 6 For If'th^v'nlav it over ahd over on J'“‘ ‘J* Kiuuiue wiiiie u ie ira iio n camp. - the world economy a.s its tactical against this.” said a clubman. (can find it. i next Tuesday. T h e Judge said 6 Oz. Cam MAXWELL HOUSE UPTON'S VEGETABLE.BEEF...... 2 pkgs. 33c NE s t l Ess ♦2- Liv onS thfi) teenac-ers' *<^»'amble to sell singles . Kentenced to life imprisonment Boston. Feb. 6 (A>. The Massa- in the cold war. retired U . • years- folks in consti-1 at the end of legal argomeata skin^ for the n um bTin the music * l'‘fr'»'ature has enacted a .,„n,es A. G.ivin, soys at W.es-, i„„oiiHlly drv Oklahoma haven't « boollqgger expteined. "But one that he saw no reason to alter 4 For 8 9 c 4 9 c UPTON'S ONION ...... 2 pkgs. 33c SKing lor me n v . ^ Despite the 19.58 dip. the lecord tielni Schubert, 41. Each admitted measure to collect stale income |pyan University speeoti. 'been hoihe*e’d by the law. But ' ^hing about it, they re not fussy his order .for admission of the COFFEE 53c •tore*’ . ' moguls look forward to a conlin I man.v of tlie charges a.gainst them taxes b.v the payroll withholding The Kentucky, a $.5.5 million U.S. '! suddenly it is being enforced. anymore. I've had people beg me Negroes Tuesdays Th^ Alexan­ Lb. Can If this situation i.s repeated in boom: Reasons: Expanding : but te.atified the,v“were'acting un- ■Haxw elL UPTON'S PEA .. 2 pkgs. 29c EverReady Cocoa sv.'lem. . , ,, liattle.'hip that never went (o war. .Oklahomans...... —are talking...... more I for scotch that ,, never drank scotch j . dria Schood Board pleaded for a 9 city after rdy* the man who »te 'G tastes in music for adults and th e'd er ordei s. Both'were^ members of V "‘’l- 1 i.- headed lor the scrap heap . . . alxiiit whisky and drinking less , I" their life. It was all I had. delay to give it a chance to car­ n to -J O Y 2 Lh. Cams ^1-39 ed with a shoestring can end >ip gp,.ead of hi-fi and stereophonic rthe SS. or Pinehurst HOUSE with a shoe store. - -r,.,' .. -o U ...... T • ■ i" '- i'* " ' « T , '| Officials of siil.iuban San Antonio, I than probahiv ever before. And Boi.rbom the biggest artier now ry an appeal to higher qoiirtn. aetn. Say* Dot * Randy Wood. I pn*onment \n the most severe pen- probably today. hhv that Vii e'il I »wvini. n'w.i P if thpv do drink i 15.50 a pint in OklahoiTiA ICE CREAM When you can buy this new 2-lb. can ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE! A s might be expected, the es­ DOUBLE BUNCHES of Maxwell House coffee at 69>ic lb. Expect stereo to double.ihe output sUy possible under German,law. ■ The.bill .passed UE final .tests „ ( City. DISCRIMIN-4TIGN CHARGED tablished record firms are upset .Coffee it's" wonderful value. . .Remember of the record industry.” J. Howard Ed-1 Cannon said his 300 troopers, .the Washington, T tb - 6 ( ^ — .Atty. Va GoHor 79e CRISP. FRESH b.v this .trend. They complain that of ,:;h^is «t utt^ ro<:u, Ar.< . ha* 33;oa,.o,d gov it’s the new 2-lb. can drip or perc... W hat about the teenagers? ilost beatings with a bull whip. Asked ter legislative wrangling over dis- .« su- ,„ond.soii is Irving to drv up the | State f ^ e Bureau and local of- Gen. Rogers today filed suit la distributors favor’the shoestring- with a special 15c allowance from i i r 'H ' Groan Stamps for observers believe the kids will in -' If he thought his actions were . po.sition of moie than $.50 ""'hon ^^ . their achoolsa. state and bring repeal to a vote, ficers "are just getting geared up Federal District Court at M«at- *r*,. who demand" less .royalt.v be­ CELERY Maxwell House and another allow­ efease their hold on pop records, j (right, he replied: 'in windfall revenues the system pcimtendent of, ...... r ...... •We want to give the people a I to really aU rt enforcing the whisky gomery, Ala., charging the board purchases In moat and cause, they have no overhead. 'There Some see hope in the rising inter-.] "If my government thought I t , ia expected lo produce during 19.59. Bowing to a public oiilcry fi'oni ance from Pineihurst. Maxwell mal lovers, Mexico CSty' heaUh clearcul choice ^tw ee»t prohibi- j la «’^ of re^strara .of Macoa County, House in 1 lb. cans is now 82c can. . . grocery dapartmonf now are even dark hints that- hits are eat in Latin music and the big j right.'there waa no reason for me. The governor had demanded that ani W e can't dry up Oklahoma but Ala., with diecrimlnatiag agatat created not' by teenage demand.; bands. But these are small gllm^ I to^dd anything against, it.” the state retain the entire w in d -' officials have called off their plan ' tlon and teP*’®!. 2UM .49C Bch. down 2c from laat ahelf price. The CORK being issued at groeory we're going to get aa close to it Negroee seeklag to guallfy ap 1 JW.HAU but bv srreafline’ tbe Dalms of diciim ers in &n othpi-wis«'diirk nirtiir#!! Rchubert acknowledi^ed he was fall, nines the Cities and town* will to exteniilnale an estimated 200,- ■ as lye can.” he said. voters. . T ^ anlt. la tiw saODid anted of what he had dhne. But gel, their normal income tax dls- 000 stray d o g s...N e w City •proposal are before the state leg­ chockeout for your con- Jockeys and other hit-makers. for thqse who dislike teenage mua- ; ashamed "We've never really had pro­ of ita tdnd hader tha 1M.T M a n c h b s t e s . C o n n * told the cotirt " I tvas ordered tributions during the calendar j Mayor's office says the city s sub- islature. The argument* fly. Meanwhile, ic. jhe hibition. W e've ha4;.the law and the Rights Aet design ed tn pfoiOft- voniened.' You gotta j'oek, Daddy- , If you | _____", j j______way and bus 15-cent fare will Uat Joe Cannon, S3-year-okI attor­ PINEHURST, 302 MAIN ST., OPEN'THURS. oi^d FRI. TILL 9:00 CORNER MAIN opd OAK STREETS the record industry continuea in 0 'wets have had their whisky.” vottag rights. , Its erratic manner. N ew aingera on want to aell today. ... (Ooiittened M P a g * Six) (Goatinu s> «a Page Five) at least another year. ney from Mushogee, te directing

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FB^BRUARY 6, 1959 « i o s r m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN/FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1959 PAGE THREE Haraoa McKnlght of Ellington, Regional Dintrict 8 h*m, David Urrtn and Richard treasurerLawrence Lucay of En­ Andover Yale. F e r n o f i field, director; and Clemens J. Rau Grade 9 ciUzenahip honon gq to; of Ellington, superintendent of Donna Prodeur, Richard Clough, Sheinwold on Bridge groandi. Seybolt Lists Mary CooUdge, Ruth Durkee, Clar­ Berlin Road Accord School Health The fair Is scheduled to be held Slim Course ence 'Freeman, Miriam Gearhart, Sept. 2fl and 30 In Ellington this j Mary Hille, Alan Hutchinson, Galle WILD BIDDINO i ' WmA llAAltf Fire District Op|>oses WATKINS- year. Honor Pupils Jennings, Joan Karlson, Ellssa IS NO SOLUTION EMteWMt vBhwrabU Set to Begin NORTH Group Formed Police Aaaoriatlon Meets Lederer, Margaret Lord, Daniel By Alfred Sheinwold, By Dulles, De Gaulle Nicholson, Karleen Taylor, David A 9 « 3 2 WEST The Ellington Police Aasii. elect • The honor roll for the third U.8. Maeters Team Ouunpion V 7 < 5 3 Joint Tax Collections Twt> hundred EUln(tnn school ed officers for 1059 at their recent A “ Slimnaatlcs" course is being marking period at RHAM High Ursin, Harriett Wythe and Rich­ planned for Thursday nights at ard Yale. When the Italians begin play in ♦ 5 (OonttniKMl from Page On«) Funaral Sanriet children are UcWng one to three annual meeting. School has been announced by New York tomorrow in their bid A Q952 a«ik Polio Vaccine shots sccord- Ellecled were, Kenneth Willui, the elementary school beginning On the Grade 8 honor roll are; Town Tax Board The Vemon Fire rommlsaiorere* “ It appears to ua that the Re- Principal Carlton B. Seybolt aa Judith Barlow, Barbara Bassette, for a third straight world cham­ WIST EAST One thing was clear — the 'West lertmen would he giving three ORMO.VD J. UKST, Director to Information presented to president and Kenneth Gayton. March 26. voted Uat night to go on record as the ftrtt meeUnt of the Ellington followa; High honora, Linda Friel Joan Dombrowskl, Gwendolyn pionship, all of their players will A A 7 < * 9 10 7 4 will be awaiting Macmillan's re­ being oppoaed to roinhining their part-time joba to one peraon, hut ' 142 EAST CENTER ST. secretarv-treasurer. Evening courses have been re­ A A 10 8 V K 1 9 MeeU Saturday Sdiool Health Council Wednes- Three new members have been and Sandra Phelps, Grade 12, Mar­ Ellis, Janet Gamer, Robert Horne, be using complicated artificial turn from talks with Soviet tax rollet’tion with Vernon and the lax rollecliona would remain MItrhell 9-7198 AAQ10 9 AJS Premier Khrushchev before forg­ d a jr. added to the association. James quested by mothers of small chil­ guerite Fracchla and Janet French, Steven Lederer, Brian Lester, bidding systems. We cannot hope AK106 AA842 Rockville at thta time. aeparate,” Kingahury affirmed OAcera''selected at Wednesday Winans, Wes.erly Babcock and dren who othensdse would have Elizabeth Prentice, Louise Queal, ing any new proposals on the re­ The Board qf Tax Review HoheiT F. Kingsbury, rommia- The (’onnmaaionera fpiealioned Grade 11; Theresa Cxwackika. Jef­ to beat them by making wild in­ SOUTH will meet again toi'uorrow to nlcht'a leskon of the reactivated Steven Higgins. difficulties arranging for baby-sit­ Sandra Reed, James Russell, Wil­ unification of Germany to counter alon rhairnian, aald the (^nnimia* how thia plan would provide any ferson Preslrldge and Janet Rath- terference bids. A K « Russian demands that the Allies receive the comjilaints of per­ ElHngton Health Council are Mrs. .Annual Police Dsm-e ters. The course will be taught by bun. Grade 10; Donna Brodeur, lard Thomen, Paula Vanty and ¥ Q 4 2 aloncra felt ihat comhmlnc poata aaving m co.ai io the Piatnrt.any ManrJiMter't Oldeet In last year’s match, one of the get out of West Berlin. sons who claim to be ag­ would not hrneflt the Pintriri in With Ftneat FaclliUea. Robert Murphy, chairman, and Plans were made at the meet­ Mr.s Ntarjorie Smilli who con­ Miriam Gearhart and Ellasa Led- Connie Wassmer. American players threw in a bid 4 K 7 6 4 3 2 I better aervire or any grraler per- Allen Oemmell, secretary. ing for the second annual dance ducted the first of such courses Citizenship honora for Grade 8 Dulles still insisted that he is grieved by the aAse8ealing to ”\Ve ha\’P never had an offlriali !)ave not been able In t ollect aa Rimrd .of Tax Rer lew for a weekly weighmg-in for those Helfferick. Joyce Kinney, Beverly Donna Cranlck, Linda Curtis, response of two clubs showed three high a percentage of then taxea, cian; Mitchel Kubus. represenlins specifically Interested in over-all Katherine Darwin, Michael Devlin, Match Points. planning an "exchange of views" the Board is limited to '20 days and apeciftr propoaa! presbnted to* the PTA council; Gemmel rep­ •Meinbeis of the Klliiigt'in Board l.rfivallee. Mary Martucci, Stephen kings or one ace and one king. This year’s team is not likely to and added that the talks were be­ after Feb. 2. ua,“ Kingahury t^aiil ” Artuall\. \nt Kingahury added that tliere of Tax Review will be at ibe Town weight reduction as well as dim­ McAnneeny, Anne McGrath, Bar­ John Foote, James Hohmanh, Syl­ South's jump to three diamonds would he enough work to juatif> resenting the Ellington lencher.s inishing measuremenls. Advance bid so wildly against the Italians. ing held "while we are in the reaenl the huaineaa of the town be­ Hall tomorrow and Keb It from bara Miner, Mary E. Moran. Rich­ via Lytkainen, Catherine Mairak, showed more courage than judg­ formative stages of our thinking.” a full-time cnilectoi if the city and Mrs. Murphy representing the registrations are being taken now Judith McGuire, Nancy McKean, Perhaps this hand taught us a ing conducted by ne\vapaper pub­ Very Very Board of Education. j 9 to 12 a m. and 1 to S p in. ard Shaw, Ellen Shorey and Har­ ment. For one thing, West had al­ valuable lesson. Our players^ will The U.S. Secretary said no Firm Completing; licity and town tax colleclinn poaitlon.'^ Anyone wishing to qiie.slton their by Jfrs. William Kowalski and old Taylor. Phyllis Nowsch, Karen Ostby, Su­ ready received the information he (, policy decisions could be expected are comhmed without Including The school polio inoculation Mrs. Paul Pfanstiehl. know that they are up against first "We would nuirh prefer to have am was thought to be one tax bill or property a.sae.ssment 1s Receiving citizenship honors for san Page, Roger Phelps, Alfred needed. For another. South had the class opposition, and wild bids will yet but he wanted to "Make sure Report on Water had a .apecific propo.RBl." be added. the Fire Piatnci, Soon ! immediate problems before asked to meet witli the board at Loral Women Se« Drapes Grade 12 arc; Elsie D'Amour, Pucci, Robert Rathbun, William wrong type of hand for a shutout get Us nowhere. our ideas are developing along If a propo.Ral made an aperifir Raymond, Helen Robinson, Carol n the group. Preliminary returnsthat time. Thirty-five draperies were sewn Stephen Dwelley, Linda Friel, bid. Daily Question parallel lines." that the Piatiirt could aee there Oiicago A documeiitarv educa­ Ursin and Judith Yockachonls. IVhen you try to steal the hand A consulting engineers’ report from a recent survey indicate over for RHAM High School class-' Bruce Galipo, John Hamilton. Deb­ As dealer, you hold: Spades—A Like the British and the Atneri- would be a aaving in it and if there tional film depirting and disi-iiasing 200 pupils still do not hare the .Maiir.he«ter Evening Herald rooms at a work meeting Thurs­ orah Helfferick. Joyce Kinney, Citizenship honors for Grade 7 from the opponents you need a J 8; Hearts—A 10 8; Diamonds— on the town water system is ex­ wa.a some guarantee that Pistrlct wa\ s of mmimizing radial ion dan­ day night In the Home Economics go to: Thomas Badorc, Cheryl trump suit that will take several cans, the French are determined pected to be completed in several required number of shots Ellington correspondent Mm. e rO/VO. J. P. Stevens Co., Inc., to Man­ DfSOHARGED YESTERDAY: ary male member, wlio assisted chester Properties, Inc . old Chen­ Mrs. .Maigaret Kelm. Coventry: the W.VTES in organizing and BURNSIDE ey Brothers Weaving Mill, .so-call­ Henry Blair. 92 Woodland s{.: presenting several successful FOOD SALE BURNSIDE AVE.I HTFD ed Finishing Building, Chenev Hall, •Mrs. Lucille .Mar.sters, Hartford: sliows. was piesent last evening; house at 191 Hartford Rd, ami mis­ Sponsored By .AST z days: Wallace Payne. Enfield; Tony also Winslow McLoughliii. pres­ cellaneous iiarcela of land. ■Morse, Bolton Lake: Robert ident of the ''.MATES. " (Men's .\s- ,sr. MARY'S YPF SENIORS ALL N LAVISH COLOR! BUDOYmEii lOSHUUOCMi ELECTRONICS M ary F. Bellows to Eleanor t.-TECHNIC0L0B * Johnson. 20 Marble .St : .lames sociation to Enjoy Slimming) LIk 1'n>lHr Fniil Newman LABORATORIES Karp, property on Waranoke Rd. Bump, 98 W .Main 5>t.. Rockville; whieli was organized last fall, with Saturday, Feb. 7 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Elizabeth Greenwood to Kenneth Donna and Irene Klucewicz, 34 W. Harvey's assistance. EXTSA MASCH OF TODD-AO ★ and Edith .Slater, proper!v on Car­ Center .St.; .Mrs. l.,o;ii.se Parking- Introduced bv Pre.sident Mrs. R:iO j OOSONATION F FOFE JOHN 277 BROAD ter St. ton, Andover; Mrs. Marv Hilton, Ward, Dr. .lacobson piaised the 9:30 Leonard D. and Laura .s Rivard HriKttte Bardot Charle* Royer STRAND THEATRE 466 W. .Middle Tpke.: Stanley WATES fni all they had accom­ HARTFORD. CONN. to Gustave A. and Marguerite F. "Lo! Lo! Porisienne" RADIO T E l l V I S I 0 N Ghb.ssev. Andover: Andrea Greg­ plished. He told .several witty Hale’s Dept. Store Ek.strom, property on Summer St. ory. Glastonbury; Arthur R o b e r U s . 1 slnries before leaving for another John F. Lovell .Ir., and Ethel A 21 Laurel St.; Sandra Arsenault. I ______ChABDel M New Haven. Conn. ( K) HIGHWAY PATROL IjOvett to Anthony Investments, ' .lanice Bimtick, Chairman. CharDfl 22 SprlnKfleid. Matt. 9:30 (22-80) THE THIN MAN .54 Birch St,; Harold Wilson, 27 ‘ SAT. 1 P.M. KIH SHOW! Inc., property on Durant .St. Channel SO New Britain. Conn. “ The Bijf Holdout” Cook St ; Mr*. Esther Biirge.ss. Randolph Scott in Martha S. Mason to .Mtliea S. Channel 40 Hol.voke. Mata. ( 8-S3) 77 SUNSET STRIP 17.5 .Avery St.; Mrs. Susan Sweet, PEOPLE WHO KNOW ABOUT -7 MEN FROM NOW’* trum resi Channel SS Waterburv Conn. “ Consnlrary of Silence" Gib.soii. property on E Center .St. THE RELIABILITV OP In Cidor ( 3-40) TV PLAYHOUSE Donald K. and Bernice M. Man­ 81 Mam .St.: Arlon .M,.nroc. Glas­ Tweety-MaEoo-Tom-Jerry S:00 (S> THE BIG PAYOFF “ Death Trap” tonbury; Mrs. Martha Storey. PrkM; Wod. MaI. tl.U S tl.M. <22-30) YOLNG 1>R. MALONE ning to Robert J. and Jeanette t’ p- Sot. a swi. Msi. iijs a n.M < R-5S) BEAT THK CLOCK ton, property on Hawthorne .St. Hartford; Mra. Emilv F'lint and 81 N. ALL IN COLOR ’SCOPE EvsMngs—tl.M sod M.OS (40) ALL STAR PLAYHOUSE Waller F. and Marian A. .Mulvi- .son. Worcester Rd.^ Vernon; Mrs. MY FUTURE •PARTV d lB I /’ ChlldrM AS TimM nc 8:30 < 3-40) THK VERDICT IS YOURS Marie Fontanella and daughter, <22-30) FRO.M THESE ROOTS W. H.ENGLAND hlll to Donald E. and Bernice M. ‘ ■IN LOVE A NO WAR’* RESKBVATIONS NOW AT 272 Porter .St.; Mrs. .4nn Searson STATE THEATER. .MANCHESTEl ( 8) CONNECTICUT BAND­ Manning, properly on Marion Dr. BOSS Sale Priced To Give Manchester OulstandinR New Values 1 RuKRed Colonial Maple Pieces STAND LUMBER GO. Quitclaim Deerls ami .son. Bolton; M's. Helen STATE <53) WHO DO YOU TRl’ST? Majowicz and daughter. South In Open Slock . . . Choose .lust What You Require For A Hand.some Bedroom I Perfect 4:00 ( 3) RANGER ANDY Mary Shorts to Althea S. and CONSIDER THEY HAVE NOW and SATURDAY <22-30) OUEEN FOR A OAV OPEN ALL DAY Martha S. Mason, properly on E, Windsor: Mrs. Charlotte Pease ( R-53) AMERIC'AN BANDSTAND and son, Worce.ster, Mass. SOMETHINO TO BE Choices For The Guest Room Or Children's Room. Rugged Buill For Lasting Service Feature Tonight 6:00-9:00 <40) FUN HOUSE SATURDAYS Center St. THANKFUL ABOUT 4:15 <40> THE SECRET STORM Connecticut Bank and Tnist, DISCHARGED TODAY: Mi.ss And Beauty. Have Center Drawer Guides, Warm Hand Rubbed Finish. May Be Lsed For 4:30 ( 3-40) THE EDGE OF NIGHT Manchester Office, to Leonard D. Virginia Remeika. Broad Broo'z: ’AVNTIE (22-80) COUNTY FAIR 10:00 ( 3) THK LINE UP Deborah CTingelos, Broad Brook; Kound-The-Wall Pieces. 5:00 ( 3) FEATURE FILM “ The liamliton Barker and Laura S, Rivard, property on “ LaRt Wild H ortet" Caae” Summer St. Mrs Mary Wadhams, RFD 1. Ver­ if '(22) FIRST SHOW (22-80) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS Marriage license non; Mrs. Ruth GleicU. 82 Falk- (30) ROY ROGERS (■anpar Orteco vt. Rudell nor Dr.: Joyce Ann Kelly. 20 Ag­ [)()! Bl.r: DRKSSKR A.NI) .MIRROR, hand.some 44-inch size, now $75,90 (40) BIN TIN TIN Stitch. 10 rd. welterweight Kevin Carew Tierney of East 5:30 « H-33) .MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (40) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Hartford aiyi Mary Ann Baron- nes Dr.; Lawrence Cagianello, 85 (SO) THK EARI V SHOW 10:30 ( 3-40) PERSON TO PERSON otiaky of 225 Woodland St. t restwood Dr, BACHPH.OR’S CHF;ST, ‘28-inch .sizl with four drawers, n o w ------$ 31 .90 fRDSMlND "Sectind Honeymoon** Fidel Cantro and hla ton are (40) TWII.Killl I'llKATER featured Oven cooking COR.N'KR DF.SK with one drawer, shown below, n o w ...... $ 29 .90 6:00 t X) -MMi-rHEATEl? ( 5-53) JOHN DALY. NEWS * (53) THE LATE MATINEE 10:45 ( K) NEWS. W EATHER. SPORTS .niissEu (22) SPORTSLIGHTS is easy today... * ' • TICHNMMAk* (30) SPORTS CAMERA .SINGLE DRESSER AM ) MIRROR, attractive 36-inch size, now *553,00 RAINBOW CLUB (63) THE EARLY LATE SHOW UCHNICOIOR*' Nichols TIDC “ Wolf tif New Yurk” BOOKCASE HEADBOARD BED, available in twin or full size, now $ 33.00 MAftN&R BROS I i n k 11:00 ( 3) NEWS. Wi^ATHER. SPORTS Manchester Inc. ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW “ Humorenque'* CABI.NET NIGHT TABLE, .shown above, with one drawer, now $18.95 (22) lUG NEWw Ford Dealers ★ PLUS ★ COODYE4R (30) NEWS A WEATHER e v e r y SATURDAY NIGHT (40) FEATURE FORTY BOOK(,\SE IN COLONIAL .MAPI.E, 30-inch .size, reduced to ..$ 2 1 .9 0 11:15 ( 3) FEATURE FILM “ All Quiet On the Weatern KNEEHOLE DESK in 44-iiich size, O.NLV 88.00 MINIMUM PER COUPLE NYLON TIRES Front” have the expert mechanics^ ^ “BLUE DANUBE” (30) JACK PARR SHOW five drawers, now onl.v . . . $38.50 store and Plant 295 Broad St. 11:30 (22) JACK PAAR SHOW A c’olorful journey of breath- ROUTE 6-44A — BOLTON 11:46 (63) NEWS taUiiiK: beauty. A rare treat 1 :00 ( 8) NEWS equipment^ and knaw-haw to POSTER BED in choice of twin for all. PHONE Ml 9-8023 TEL Ml 3-5179 1:15 < 3) NEWS A W EATHER or full size, now o n ly ...... $32.95 I 6:26 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS A SATURDAY TOMORROW 2 P.M. SPORTS service used cars before offering 6:30 (22) SPORTS 12:00 < 91 I.ONK KANCKR DOORS OPEN li-tO K:40 (22) SPEi lAL ASSIGNMENT 1*2-90) TRUE STORY 6:45 ( 3-22) NEWS ( M) NEW’8 * WEATHER so’s home heating 7:00 ( 3) MAN WITHOUT A GUN them for sale! ( 8) SHERIFF OF COCHISE MORIARTY BROS. our woy! (22-30-40) NEW>S A WEATHER C BINGO * TEEN HOP (63) MOLLY GOLDBERG SELLING 7:15 (40) NEWS. DOUGLAS ED­ LINCOLNS — MERCURY You get premium ..quality EVERY EVERY WARDS AND Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the (22) HIGHLIGHTS ENGLISH FORDS (SO) NEWS F.D.A.F. <3> meet completely effective fuel 7:30 i 8-40) YOUR HIT PARADE 315 CENTER ST.—Ml S-SISS oil additive in use today. And MONDAY FRIDAY (22-30) NORTHWEST PASSAGE A- “ Ambukh” (Color) .S ee y o u r DEALER'S USED GAR VALUES you get premium service. Au­ < 8-53) BIN TIN TIN ( X) STAGECOACH THEATER Caay timmiteing tmrma tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ NIGHT NIGHT “ The Matador” (44) SATl'RDAY WE8TEBN anced payment plan and many 8:00 ( 3-40) RAWHIDE 12:90 (2'2-3U) DETECTIVE'S DIARY to y w buOgut 7:30 P.M. 7:.30 P.M. “ Incident on the Ed|re of , ( 9) R.E.D. No. 9 other extras designed to make Madneae” 12:99 ( 9) VOI R VOICE IN WASHING­ home heating rsally easy. See Thene, ‘And Other LIBERALTERMS (22-30) PHIL HARRIS SHOW TON Matching Open Stock THRILLING ACTION (Color)' GuenOct Dean Mar­ 1;M ( 9) THIS IS UCONN ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ tin, Alice* Faye and Betty ( S) UNCLE Al. Pieces Tomorrow, En­ ON THE HIGH SEAS! Hotion W’ALT DISNEY PRESKNtS (90)^ SATURDAY'HTURV nished Bedroom At ElfiRo Baca "Attarney at 140) CANOLEPIN BOWLINQ IM t «4o o #i »o c Mm i BURT LANCASTER BOWLING Law” 1:19 (90) AS WE W ERE Keith’s .Midwinter Side Budget Account (53) LIBERATE 1:90 ( 9) FRONTIER DOCTOR Savings! IN 8:30 (5S)$CONRAD NAGEL THEATER ( X) SATURDAY UATINEE Because of your Ford Dealer’s unprecedented sales of new EVERY NIGHT.-6 P.M. 0:00 ( S-40) PHIL SILVERS SHOW (99) ADVENTURE IN HAND “ Rilco’a Credit Card” ARTS 1959 Fords, he’s able to offer outstanding used car values. (22-30) M-SQUAD Z;M ( 9-44) PRO HOCKEY You can buy with confidence, too, because your Ford Dealer WE GIVE “THE CRIMSON SUN DAY- 2 P.M. “ The Ijiat Act” (Chicago Black Hawki Tf, ' <58) MAN WITH A CAMERA New Yark Baacrra) has the know-how and facilities to put every u ^ car in tip­ GREEN STAMPS STORE HOURS ’'Profile of a Killer’* (M) SATURDAY MATINEB PIRATE” top condition. When you ade his A-1 latiel on a car, yo^ know Open ' Monday Through Saturday it represents a best value. And now’s the time to buy! From • A.M. Until fitSO P > I.. . .Open IN technicolor POLISH-AMERICAN Prices are reduced to absolute Irock bottom! See. us today! Don WILLIS Garage MORIARTY Every ThonMlay Eveatng Until 8! • PLUS • ' SPEOIAUSTS IN M A N C ‘ ! l s : t K CITIZENS' HALL WHEEL AUUNWUINT and I ! I J M f \ I N S T . COLOR CARTOONS l a . BRAKE SERVICE BROTHERS FREE PARKING 2i VlUAGE ST. — ROCKVIUE GENERAL AUTO r e p a i r DILLON SALES and SERVICE ALI. CHILDREN 2fki *' MiUili4d1 R-dfiSt— IS MAIN ST., UANGHE8TBH ai9 MAIN STREKT— MAJ the radio long form tax la computed on Feb. 17 by District The Reip'ihliean Town Commit - | ■uuia(*nitata and at* aubject to ?FDRC^5|^c^ Through the Night Deciding which lax form to use j i ? — *• Ihe taxes they withhold to cover: WPOP—MIk. Lawle.. page 3 of the return. tee will he called to a spei'ial meet­ chani* without notice. for reporting 10S8 Income will not PLENTY OF FRONT AND I^AR PARKING their ( Osts of colleclfiin. 1* '**— If your adjusted groe* Income ioW a ing Ihe night of Keh l8 lo elect | WHAY—Mu.lc Aliev h« difficult if yon know what your A meeting of the Vernon Fireftfire companies have been named Neither Ihe federal government, WUOr-llaaclHMUr B u«M N ** i ■ I* under IS.noo and you file on 1 0 ^ , a chairman to sueceeil Mrs. Hazel | WTIC—Cayaicade of Sport. income and deduclion* were. to a committee to plan the dance. nor any of Ihe state* using 'with­ WDRC—Mualc Through fh. Night Form 1040A, you may either AUTO G l^SS INSTALLED Diatrlct has been called for Feb. 17 Finlay, who re-signed last month ‘wiM r—Muslo ler tt* flrel aun Thai'* why Ihe Primer article* They are: Ted Burke and H arry holding systems mskea any aiirh WPOP—Mtke Lewies, j complete the tax yourself or let i r to reconsider a Washington St. site Vice Chairman .lohn Rowen an- ; l* :I * - flr»t covered income item* «nd Holmes. Fitton Company Arthur sllowahce. WHAY-Hound Dot, the Internal Revenue Serylca corn- G L ^ S FURNITURE TOPS nounced the date of the speilal MaAsachiisetts collerls shout WHAY—Mu.lc Alley then dediicliona before now g iv in g ' u for a new firehouse, and to appro­ Hewitt and Joseph Konickl, Fitch WCCC—Record a*Tl«w WTIC—Cavalcade of Sport. meeting today. However, the place $112 million a year on personal in­ WKNB—Cbuck Caroh WDRC—Mu.lc Through the Night tips on which form to u*e priate $2,650 for a comprehensive Company Ted W ojnar and Jack If you compute the tax your Which Tax Form to Use ha.s not \-et lieen set, 1comes. WTIC—Rom Miller WPOP-Mike Ijtwiee. E'orm 1040A MIIMLORS (Rroploeo and Door) Shea, Hockanum Company; and WDRC—Art Johnson aelf, you muat accompany the re­ Check the answer you think 1* correct and then compare with plan for growth. Bmven sail he experts to re­ The effective rale on earned In­ WPOP—Conn. Ballroom liiS t- You may use E’orm 104(1 A if: Bernard Ertel and Larry Covllle, WHAY -Mmic Aliev turn when it ia filed with any The meeting W-ill be held at Ver­ come wages nr sslanes- is about WTIC—Cavalcade of Sport, 1. Your gross Income is leas the answer* printed below. PICTURE f r a m in g (oil typos) sign aji \lee ehairmati the night tax atill owed by you. If the In­ non Elementary School at 8 p.m. of the Hook and Ladder Company. WINF—R e *» WDRC—Minlr Through the Night thsn tlO.fKin; and 1 . If your personal deductions exceed 10 per cent of your Oowd.v Named Flnalut of tlie meeting. Itios permitting .3 per cent. WPOP-Mike Ijtwlm, ternal Revenue Seiwtce computea adjusted gross Income, which form should you use 7 Robert F. Kingsburj', chairman the election of s man as ('liairman * ‘w 5 :p —Mualo with Jo. Olrand 2 Your gloss income waa re- the tax, you will either be billed WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Robert H. Gowdy, son of Mr. ( I A. Form 1040-A. o f the Etoard of Fire Commission Slate party rulers decree that the 4:U— WTIAV Music Aliev i csived in ths form of aalary. WHAY—Hound Do* for any additional tax due or b*n era. said a petition from Box and Mrs. Henry W. Gowdy of 9 WTIC—Sporl. Highlight. wages, dividend* or interest, ami ( ) B. Font! 1040 and use the standard deduction. CO^''fllACTOR8 : WE HAVE IN STOCK chairman and vii e chairman he WCCC—Record Review WDRC —Mu,ic Through ih. Night i aent a refund, depending on Mountain residents favoring the CTiarter Rd.. hiaa been named a WKN'B—Chuck Caron .1 Your gross Income from ( I C. Form 1040 and Itemire your deductions. of opposite sexes WPOP—Mlk, L»«-|e„ I whether the tax la greater or lea* Washington St. site waa handed to finalist in the General Motors N a­ WT > —Roe. Mi.ivi 11i*a— 2. Check th* tax breaks which you cannot claim on Form MEDICd^E CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS At the present time, there are WDRC—Art .Tohnenn than the emounts withheld from the Board last night. The pro­ tional Scholarship competition. WHAY—Night 0*1 your aalary, 1040-A. only two deelareii candidates for WPCP—Conn. Ballroom W1 IC—New, ( ) A. $50 dividend exclualon. O P ^ SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVBNINISS posed site, a 6-acre tract owned by Martin Fagan, assistant princi­ 4:M— Correction Ihe ehairmanship. A lly , .lohn F WDRC—New. John Dirgo, was turned down at a pal at the hi.gh school said yester­ WHAY—Hound Do* WpOr N rs, In Chapter T v o of your Income N E X T ; ru in g your retaim. ( ) B. Dividends received credit. / ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN .Shea ,Ii and Eugene N Kelly, WCCC—Record Review I I C. Sick pay exclusion. D istrict meeting in November. day Gowdy had received notifica­ WKNB—Chuck Caron llillt- Tax Printer, there waa an error In One of tlie first dulies of the WHAY-Nlght Owl ( ) D. Retirement income credit. Heavy opposition from the Wash­ tion of his standing. W tic —Bom Miner WTIC—Sport,—final th* Tax Qins on exemption*. Gowdy, a senior, is one of 800 new elmirmnn will he to rail an- j WDRC—Art John.on WDRC—Mii.ic Through the Night ( I R. Head of household computation. ington St. area dominated the No­ otlier meeting for tlie election of j LIFE Th* second question in that box WPOP—Conn. Ballroom WPOP Mike l^wle.a Answers: 1-C; 2-B, C, D and E. vember meeting. students chosen out of 22,000 to *:4S— I Implied that if your wife had her Sisterhood Plans enter the final competition for over a commiUee secrelary n.s well as 11 S» „ , The petition, circulated by Ed­ WHAY-Hound Do* WHAY- Night o « l Sfith birthday on .Ian. 1. IfiSfi, the too scholarships being offered by ,vu'e chairman .MI y Haul .Marie WCCC—Record Review tVTIC—L'N Radio Review ward Masker and other Box Moun­ tear she would he first entitled to Music Cavalcade General Motors this year. He was .Sliea's law partnei. lias auhmitteil WKNB—I'hucV Caron WDRC—Mu,Ic Through Ih, Night tain area residents has over 40 Looking For w riC —Roee Mine? WPOr Mlk» Ijiwle,, ; an extra exemption would he 19S8 I ' __ Sacred Mualc and has appeared his resigiin 1 I o n , asking that It he- WDRC—Art Johneon On television on the "Connecticut names and is sufficient to force ’ Jn'rtir'^ao* I ome effecti'.e. Immediately aftei WPOP-Conn Ballroom II u - The correct answer Is that she | ^ program entitled "A Caval- Wll.kY Night Owl Life” program. a district meeting on the issue*, i ‘" ‘he Col ege Board Scholaatic ap- the election of a new rhairmnn EIRLE S.m AH mMT i:ea- W i c —Sleilight Serened* would be entitled to an extra ex- j ______I titude test. WHAY-FYed Bnaneon WDRC—Mu,Ir Through Ih, MghI exemption In 1957 Reason The In- fewlah Mualc honoring Mrs. George Wald la program The Building: nnd Sites Commit-1 Vern>KII Meettnjf VCCC—Record Review m MAtfTOM m o M M m t m t ' WpOp—Mike I,.w le „ tem al Revenue Servu i considers dewiah mualc month, will be pre- chairman of the evening. Hus­ tee, which *el»cted the Washing- ; vem-Ell Association for Re- WKNB—Chuck Caron j U iS" B «v SlD l(‘ .\ppm vrs Hfmmi t'7*u W".IC—New. I WTNr— Off V u to he 65 years old on the day sented Tuesday., in th* vesitry of bands of SiSterliood members are ton St, site still believes it i.s a . Children will meet Tuesday WDRC—New. Keierfler before your 65lli birthday. Temple Beth Sholom at 8:30 p.m. invited to attend this meeting. Re­ good location for a firehouse and is , g ,,, Talcottville School, WPOP—Conn Ballroom freshments will be served at the ■ iW - at the meeting of th* Sisterhood anxious to have the site brought , Harold J, Bingham, executive W iililn id Tav Flan Marlow’s ha* the largest ■*!*«- WINF—New. sources other than wages aiib- of the Temple. conclusion of the program by Mrs. up for approval again, Kmgbury' Connecticut As- tinn in town for every- ^ • :1A- St atC Man Sure Jerl (to withholding does not ex­ Cantor Harry Sebran of Temple Fred Kaprove, hospitality chair­ **„• J u , .. ! .sofiation for Retarded Children. (('onllniinl from rn{fr One) one I From WHAY—Fred Swaneon man. *VCCC-Reronl Review ceed $20n .Miahkan Israel In New Haven will Howard Huelsmann. fire mar-, speaker. Ever'-one la WKNB—Open Mike shal. is chairman of the committee MODERN Father Murdered A married couple may make a be the voialist. Hla program will invited to attend. , yr*ar from Dyu April 1 i nlioction Wl'IC—K w Mlilvl but his work in that capacity will WDRC—Art Johneon ------.Joint return on Form 1040A if the include Yiddish. Lsraell and liturgi­ Grocery Social nf tn\o.H nn hu’oiuop WPOP—conn. Ballroom Miami. FI*.. Feb. 6 lA'’ A Con-1 combined income .meet* the above cal music, ranging from the ear- be handled by Kingsbury for the The Past Chiefs Club. Degree of I ’hp SorwUt'. h'»\\ ovf*?, Hii-'niipd next three months as Huelsmann TV SERVICE Looking For 1 pel beginnings oif .fewiah music Pocahontas, will hold a public an RniondmPMt fi.xing .Iump .dO WHAY—Fred Swan.on necticiil man la convinced his fa- i testa. Is working a night shift temporar­ W"riC—Roee uiliei • %. _ ,____, ,, Do not use Korin 1040A if: down to the current music of grocery social today at 8 p.m. at Ihi' m il of thp stjito'.s luin'nt ther wa.s m rdered and is nrrering i , ,, , ily. SERVING .MANCHESTER \rpRr—An Johneon '■ " ' , ' 1 Your personal dednctlons ex- Israel Red Men's Hall. ^yi'nv as H-ctiloff tlatf* for WPOP—Conn. Ballroom and R O C K V ILLE 11,000 reward for Information ^ your adju.vted Cantor Sebran ia a gradual* of The appropriation for commu­ Hospital Note* to Uoop winilfall rollrrt ion.««. WHAY—Frrd Swan.on leading to Ihe arrest of the mur-; jfroas Income the Hebrew Union School of nity planning will come from a I A llf r tliHl liatr. windfall rollnc WTIC—Roe. -liii.i reserve fund and may be matched Admitted yesterday: Walter VFIF Dislrihules Plastic Hearts derer. | 2 You qualify as "head of SIGNS Bateman. 55 Talcoll Ave : David I tioii> *'Mlnnal‘‘d \ano;i«:ly at 51 f' WTIRC—Art Johneon by federal fund.*. The planning Elmer Wedon of Hale s ncrcpls earlv delivery of a Heart Fund cmitainer from \'K\V Cummauder WPOP—Conn. Ballroom The dead man. Henry Kabrixlo, | household" nr "surviving apouae " ARE YOUR CAR Plummer. 17 Linden SI ; Brenda millUMi to nullion w'lil Ro int.o Ml 3-8185 g-ff 69. a New York contractor, was .q. You have any reinmbursed commmission has selected Techni­ .ikcob Lugiiza while Charle.s Barbatn, licai t ' fund drive chairman, looks on. 'I'lie \'F\V will dia- lha tax p(K)l from \5hU’h Uio stRtf* ‘WHAY—Fred Swankon All Kinds Ann May. 181 E. Main St : Caro­ ANTENNAS REI’AIRF.D found floating In the Miami River i e.xpenses for which you did not ac- PAYMENTS TOO Modernize with cal Planning Aasociated of New irihiite the containers tomorrow to mo.si .Manchester business places. i Herald J’hoto by Pmtoi. RhHip.H !iu i>niY' !/t\ roN'rnuo.R with •Marlow’s has the largest C — WTIC—Newe FOR RENT Haven to do the work. lyn Hastlllo. Broad Brook; George and IN S T A L L E D WDRC—Newa; W.ather Monday. Detective D. E. Watkins I count to your employer, or the em lhr» (ritii's an«l towns. variety in town! From aJC 8 and 14 mm. Movie Projector* HIGH? M eeting in W lllim antic Massey. Summit Rd.. Vemonl Ed­ WPOP—New. of the Miami Homicide Depart­ Iiloycr'a payments were more than The Rtate noimally g^ts Abnnt. — sound nr allent, also 85 mm, ED’S SIGN CO. fixtures in 8 lovely (^lors A meeting of the V’eterans of ward Charter, Ellington. ment on ( ’ooli's reported .st.itement WHATEVER YOU .VBED— WINT—N.wo ment aald evidence pointed to aul- the expen.se.s slide projectors. W orld W ar I will be held at W illi- Discharged yesterday: Mrs. alxnit not realizing nnvthing was 4. You have dividend Income In ‘WINF—Mualc for Evenln* clde. Police records list the death 79 CiMirter Oak St. Sou> ia th* tun* to metlenua* yew e(d hathroam or mantic Sunday at 1:45 p.m. in tlie Florence Bowler. RFD 2: Mrs. I.cs- wrong unlil llUting llic valer. excess of the dividend exclusion • :1S— as accidental drowning. WELDON DRUG CO. Phene Ml 3-8268 TRADE add that needed extra on*. W * apedalia* in inaUUing VFW home there. ter Jalbei t, Old Town Rd., Vernon: U.S. Agency Blamed Civil Aeronaulic.s Hoatd othcials WHAY—Fred Bwanaon “ The man had $107 In his pocket, 5 You are entitled to the credit 901 Main .St. Tel. M I 8-5S31 Choir Schedule (Xiangee Mrs. Karolina Ilesik. 14 Rowe .St.; talked ivitli i'ooli yesterda j'. Init WTIC—Bporta besides a savings account book for retirement income. the ftneet and moat dependable in top-quality Dsturea' WDRC—Art JohnKin Tlie Junior Choir of St. John's Sharon Ann Phaneiif, 13 Dailey declined comrient. YOUXL HNO IT WPOP—Conn. Ballroom worth $13,000." said Watkin.a 6 You made payment* of eatl- by Amerioen-Standerd. With the addition of 3 brand- Episcopal ■'’’irrh has changed its Circle. \ o (fliile K.-nin AT •it*— "There waan't a scratch on him I mated ta.\ for 1958. DOWN naw colors, you now have a wida ariection of 8 glam­ W HAY^ohn Daly order of weekly rehearsals, due Birth today; A daughter to Mr. Runway 22 has a iieant dev.ie lo There was no motive ’ 7 You are entitled to the ex ­ For Airliner Crash WTIC—Cole Oiee Club orous Americen-Standard color* for your bathroom. to the recent organization of the and Mra. Lawrence Hamois, Tol- keep the pi.ot Informed as to OPEN WDRC—Art Johnaen He said Fabrino s wife died clusion for sick paw WE NEED LATE MODELS Rainbow Girls. i land St. Tolland. whether he is on cour.sc. But it lias Marlow’$ WPOP—Conni Ballroom two weeks earlier and that the Form 1040 OF ALL KINDS. <:4I— •FI.AVOR "Where service AValter Murphy, choir director , -— (Continued fnun Page One) j no accompanying glide I'cani to INC. WHAY—Fred Swan.on contractor alao had been in a hos­ You may use short Form 1040 if. F QHEBRY — older types, '.n the central instru­ OF THE Top Alinwanrea Made! and organist, has annoimced that' Vernon and Talcottville newa la ment panel." the Tribune said tell him whctlier he i.s loo higli WTIC—Ttaw* «na< i!.xtra pital. 5'our adjusted gross Income. aiO.VTH" comes first" WDRC—I.«w.>ll Thoma. Item It, page I of Form 1040. is on the first and third weeks o f each I handled through The Herald’a equipped with two new-type alti-. In .New York a spokesman for or too low. This equipivent is used TONIGHT WPOP—Conn Ballroom However, the man's son Henry less than $5,000. You cannot VANILLA leeCrGam month rehearsals will be held on ‘ Rockville Rureaii. 7 W. Main St., rieters one 'o r each pilot. | American .Mrlines said "we've at the other end of the .sa:ue run­ T:**- Fabrtaio ,Tr of Darien. Conn . said WHAY—lYed Swanion Itemir.e deductions on the short Beaupre Motors Thursdays as usual. However, on te1ee a FRESH BUELL'S AFRICAN VIOLETS-A Tremondous Sdtetion "SUPER ", "THE MOST” , "REAL Natural Mink Siola. plua a aixth of (be amount 2 lbs. I * " GONE", is how Teen-Girls of mooev in the pile. 7ih Pnre will he a Natural TV SERVICE describe this so spectacular Mink Stole, pine a eevenlh of the amount of gift! Everything in it uniquely ConvGrt)b)G money in tha pile 5th Prize will he a Natural Oaya A CaU d «r « caters to all the personal affairs Mink Stole 9th Prtre will he an R(*A Victor Night* Plus Parta For Valentine's Day T a o o Plyrnoulh B.IV- ffo lla r. $2J5 of growing-up years! You'll ('olor TV Set, plus a ninth of the amount nf TEL. M l 8-6483 love It right away! See it now! money in the pile. lOih PriTs will he an RC'A POHED MUMS I Victor ('olor TV Set, plua a tenth of the amount SMOKED SHOULDERS o f monev in the pile. 1 llh Pnre will he an R C A POTTED RED AZALEA — CYCLAMEN \‘irtor Color TV Sei, plu* an eleventh nf tbo amount o f mooev in ihe pile 12th Prize will ho RANGE MILD an RC.A Victor (.'-olor T\' 55et. H'be neit 68 IViaeo 1230 1230 AVG. will he a m alchinf *et o f a man'* and a woman's 5-7 LBS. CURED IVORY soAPis ^ 8 0 0 0 0 Giv e-a w a y ! Riiiova Wriat Watch. .411 money prizee will ho BULBS awarded in ailvi^ dollars or check, w)uche%’er is lUEL OIL ON ON ' preferred. FOR INDOOR CULTURE B • 1 n rape o f t iee. which are quite poaaible. tying GASOLINE 39 JUST ESTIMATE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THE PILE ABOVE I Y O U R e ^ conTeotanta will he required to complete a otetOi> YOUR TENDER, JUICY mant about Ivory Soap. Th# moat apt of tho BELGIUM GLOXINIA IMPORTED tie-hreakins atatementa. written in tho conteeN DIAL Closest estimate wins all the cash PLUS the 1959 Plymouth Convertible ants' own words and espreooing tho pontsotanta* BANTLY OIL DIAL Spore Ribs Lb. 4 OF THE BEST COLORS own thoufhta. will he aeiected and ratod for TUBEROUS BE80NIAS pnrea Duplicate priaea will he awarded in caao I I'll \\'. i\i GRAND UNION of ties in atatementa jiidired. Only nna prise will CAMELIA he awarded to any winner or family.' ■I '1 \i\ • Iiii:i I 27 0$. Plus 95,000 Bonus.for 1** Prize Winner! (See Rules) THIS *80,000 GIVE-AWAY 3,„ $1.15 CARNATION For 6 . Entnea are Umitod to nMndeota o f tho Om tie BASKET 3 79c TEL MItclitll 9 -1S95 Sauerkraut Cans nental Dmtod States (indudloK Alaska) and BIG BULBS 214” AND UP FRILIJKD Big Bulba 214” And U p CELEBRATES IVORY SOAP’S Hawaii, except employoeo nf Proctor & Gambia, ELM CITY 2nd PRIZE: 1959 P l3rmouth Belvedere Convertible plus half the amount of ita advertiains asencies and t)$otr famUiea. G o t* ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 eroment reynlations apply. money in the pile 80th ANNIVERSARY! Domestic Amaryllis CALADIUMS T . Judges' deciaiona will he 6nal. MechaoicaUy Sliced Bacon Lb. MIXED HYBRIDSHYBRID) reproducea* any source) from any aize of Ivory Soap. M at te TKIUI 9 O K r m i l ‘0 SOhFgK. Ua «HI r*Wtb«r*a tar Hi* face valiM ef thi* oxhiro*. et. it ce«ie*a r«:ia ror fre« Mimrlwinaia*. • • will lnr*nM i (r * « f * M l* . R is ifc tor KM SItof. Mil* ro «p n « ha* b»*n r * a * m « S in •etwOtenr* 1215 ToUand Tpke. g\ with *ur ra**«mer a € tr . Invoke* ^ v iim euirhaM •( MflWieiU alork et *nr bm*4* t« emer {w«eo«i* pte*eni*« wii*t ke ahewn I □ $5,000 Bonus Prizo. Check (V ) here if your S So*P w T»p^ • M re^owt •** tnuare ta Se •• mny. at aar optiM. vaM all roapoa* eepwiltea far rrdemptio* far whim na praaf af• praSarts I pert (or fecaimUost include one from each aisO~LArf6. Medium and Manclieatec Shopping Parkade, Middle Tpke. W. and Broad S t Mrcha*WU*hAwn.rn«pa«v* are gaad aalr an branS* *periee4. ara no* tr«M far»hl*.ana wha* preaaetad thrwerh wUHia *< («t* For Tho lo it In Music An Day Long ■ “ — . - - 10 AJH. to 6 P.M. . Manchester •r ether* wha arena! rei*

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1969 PAOB SEVEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY C. 1959 ...... tiii,«w4;ifiei;iii»HitwmiWBar.agwaiiii«iaa»^ Soviet Delegate Plot on Castro contalned Its own emotions fairly uniflctl Cbrmany flndb U • -Nazi Guards II ; IV i ilanrljwUr well until It derided the moment wnrld In which RumI* and the Spurs Row at Said Disputed United SUtea are ittll playing had come to appeal to purs. We Here There fo r K iU iu g power politic* to *he hydrogen hilt, cannot fail to resportd. We cannot r. » , for the one you lo v e ... then that will be the game Ger­ ' ' to' remember, too, that the cold (CoattaoM Pag* Om ) Youth Parley By American 9 U BtMMI Street many playe, and Germany will war itself is the worst villain on "iV t .•'.V * ItaiKheatcr. Conn the world si ene. and the brutal to do It. Th« order I* from th* ■ ■ U^: 1^ • ),■• (Continued from Pafe One) rBUlUu F. f*llRCHJ8UN play It with a power feereome for WAI.TER E. TEDFORD Wehrmacht high comi <0«itlniwd from Page '.rtie) on Valentine's Day wSl a Sr R- rtORGUSON both of u*. master of all Its participants. gorge was charged Witt com­ PubUeber* a greater part of tte territory of Seventeen more persons were reuiKtcS October 1. 1>»1 The Germany of tomorrow wdll . COUN'TY KDITOR mitting S7 murders hlmMtf and condemned to death In various claim for Itself all the dangerou* SS more with other guards. M^u- the Soviet Union is In Asia and cities of (Juba as revolutionary tri­ PubUsbeS Erer* ISvenln* iMirt WAS charged with murdenii^g ■ in «M HolWan Erterert el the privilegee other netlon* permit Both American and Russian scientists have come up with the Soviet petals and youth al­ bunals trying "war criminals" ORic* at Mancbealer, conn aa A ThoiiiKlit for TtMihy 28 persone and tB ottara In ways support resolutely the strug­ speeded up their work. Clasa Mall Matter _ _ _ themselves. And. it such a world, a couple of remarkable innovations worthy of being passed pany with fellow guarda Rponiforeri by the .Manchester on for general information. Although the scientists of both gle of other Aeian and African Among them were four regular SOB^'RIPTION RATES U may once again, for all we van people against Imperialism,” Liu army soldiers at Pinar del Rio ac­ Payable In Adniice roiineil of f’hurche* countries are engaged in a deadly serious race to build the o o u D0BTi|icn n u n D Dt Year, ...... predicl. prove lUelf more danger­ declared. cused of having starved, left with­ la Month* ...... best missiles the quickest, these new discoveries have nothing Munich, ObmiAny, Feb. A Hft— South Korea, Burma, Thailand ous and deadly than either the ‘Idive Thy Nelglihor’ I. , -.i , ,.i, out water then buried alive six eTbre* Month* ...... Former SS Colonel Oen. Sepp Die-1 and Laoa reportedly refused to students from Villanueva Univer­ nt Month ...... United States or Russia hss ever Much of Hvderabad State In In- lo do Wltll Other. .Ireeah' ...... America's srientiaLs have come this Idea. Supposing the car ahead trlch, convicted of Uklni; pert In; come to the conference because sity near Havana. The incident waa Mtnul* Copy ...... been for the world. di« i* strewn with boulder*, many suddenly slows to prevent colliding the bloody purfe Of Neal Storm: they also felt the Soviets Rad no said to have occurred last October. <1^11 I I ■— ' up with a "hi-fi ' car horn that TitE LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM And there is only one thing that of which HIP balanced precariously with a car pulling out of a side Troopers 24 years sga, was r*-! right to attend. Another man sentenced to death MEMBER OF upon flinaller stone,*. When the can be adjusted to deliver any de­ t h e ASSOaXTED PKEiS I- he done about all the possibili- sired warning aoimd. The Ru.*- street and a blonde confuses the leased from prison today' because Others, Including Japan and was a rebel soldier, Ruperto John­ Hindu god. Khiuh. wen', to rescue whole Issue by jaywalking? What AanUtled..,aWl*ed^trthV'2Be^of*n'Pub'ii^ to'the lise of ^PuhtlMilph cl, involved in Germany's being a alan.s have come up with a way to of bad health. India, objected to the Invitation to son In Guantanamo, who was con­ hi.s wife. Siia, from the Vlutihe.s signal does the driver switch to? Dietrich, AT, had eerved half of t}eserves Your the Russians. victed of "criminal actions.” He siall•W**sioU news*"'_r dispatchesdlepatchps ___l.> —^ credited I— to Itr*« or great and pob-crful nation again. of the evil King Ravenna who wa.* produce electricity and cement at ~Bot cthcrwdsc credited In tbis i«p«t the same time. Evidently, this invention will need an 18-month eentence. waa the second member of Castro's also the local news published her*. That would be for Rusala and the holding her prisoner in Ceylon, refining. He wes convicted by a German force ordered executed. ‘1 All rights of republlcstion of special Iliiniunan the Monkey God called The "hi-fi" horn ha* a signaling *dl»patches herein are also reserved fnited Stale* to be living under a device that consists of a continu- As for the Russians being able court of aaalating In the men- S u p p o r t An unusual development in San­ United Nations world of law and all the monkeys into service and to produce cement and electricity alaughter In the execution of six tiago de Cuba was a small demon­ * Pull serrica client of N. E A. Sere- they esrh carried a atone in...... ordi-r ous-b-'lt tape recorder, a horn- Drivers Ballot order, in which neither claimed the at the same time, I have my high-ranking officers In 1M4. Some stration against a death sentence that a c.H'i.*ewav could be biiil'l ; type speaker and a control switch reservations. If it were true, the ordered earlier for sailor Agusto **^Publishers nepreienlatlves The right to the armaments or privl- Presumably we will be able to tane 200 men lost their live* in the Julius Mathews Siieclal Agency - New from Ceylon and Ihii.s get the army . . ., Kremlin would confiscate the ma- Nazi bloodbath. Hdp ghf# tWt worthwhn#\eommunlty pro{tet th« Third Time on Francisco Giro. Brand new! ■.York. Chicago Detail and ^ i p n . leges of power polilicii, In whirli j „,.rr)s.s. Word came back that all kinds 'of warning sounds and ^blne and prtjduce tension in aever- The demonstrators reportedly ~ MEMBER AUDIT Bt'BEAt. 0» use the one which # fits1, . the> .r.,.....-appro- spots throughout the entire Dietrich was paroled in August ■CIRCUUATIO.MS neither claimed the right to wag^ i enougli atone.* had been brought. 185A from a 25-year war -crimes fundA it noods to maintain oinjl expand its sorviees. claimed no witnesses were heard * —------; pri-'te occa.sion. world St the same time while it war. in which these two natiou*1 the remaining monkeys dropped „ ij,, best news for motor sentence resulting' from the war­ Conn. Co. Offer against Giro and the only accusa­ The Herald Prtnllng Companv Inc I the stones where they hapnened to' *uii is me oesi new* jm produces solid fuel missiles of the tion came from soldiers who also assumes no llnanctal resiHmsihtlitv tor 'and all other na'iona recognized a time massacreNif American prison­ \, typographical errors appearing in srt be and this chanced to be Hvdera-'''""V.’, intercontinental variety. were sentenced to death. ' rerttsiemenls and other reading mniier ; permanent invasion of their own (invented. The possibilities Of this They may be telling the truth, ers at Malmedy. He commanded Send Your Contrihiitt&n to (Continued imm Page One) the Elite Guards blamed for the In The Manchester Evening Herald___ I sovereignly to the extent nei eaiaiN' The Panchatantra an ancient new innevation are nearly endless. about their invention, though. After The LANE DUET CHEST lail, they invented the telephone and killings. His parole brought strong ROBERT C. BARNES. Momborship Chairman terms of the contract that concern Dtspiav advertising closing hours; ! to give the right and the power to Hindu text. u.*e.* this storv to The protests from veteran grbups In For Moriday-1 p m. I^lday teach that It Is verv ea*v for us to ''l ' seedless oranges. working conditions. Only pension For Tuesday—1 p m Monday^ ■ maintain world law and order and the Unitpd Statee. 281 HENRY ST.— M A N C H E S m terms would be excluded from ar­ Private Service For Wednesday—I p m Tuesrtsy go up on the hill and knock these ; Dietrich originally waa aen- Give her tlie very newest Lane Hope ^Tor Thiirsdav—1 p m Wedtiesdsv peace to the United Nations, and the horn control switch is depres­ Pigs Notv Gain Faster bitration. stones off tho the procarinn*preiariniis .spots sed. Not only do we have a remark­ tenced to death, after a trial which Apartments For Friday—1 p m Thu^dav to'nobody else. In .shorl, the t'nited where they tiave been balanced for Another part of the proposal Chest . . . this new 50-inch Duet lhat .9 5 with 2 'For Saturday—1 P m Friday able discovery, but we can control ended July lA, 194A, but that ecn- was that the company and union Separate entrances, air Classified deadline 10 3o a m each State* and Russia can control the many centuries. But once we liave Des Moines — Modern feeding combines a roomy cedar chest and albums free day of piibllratlon except Saturday— it, too. methods now enable hogs to reach tence was commuted to life. let a court test decide the validity conditioned through­ 89 • a m _____ future role and actions of Germany knocked the boulder off il.s porch Offhand, there are many kinds out a record cabinet, with adjustable paj'- and rolled it ilown the hillside. It market size as early as 4 V4 of a controversial, key clause only if they themselves surrender of warning signals I’d like to In­ Farming StiH Mainstky making arbitration mandatory in titions, for 125 records! It's in nut- Friday, February is a feat beyond our power to'roll stall in my car. One would be a months on only 500 pounds of edical Mirror WILIIAM P. t>-c nationalistic privileges they are it bark up the hill and replace it feed. Six months or more and future contract dis^btes. brown “oil” finish walnut veneers. In­ afraid Germany might abuse pleasant, sort of ‘Txiok Out, here WHAT uot roKi ,sav about The company opposes com­ cluded absolutely free are two “ Ex­ ^ No Decrees Will Work in its perch I Come" sound for \vhen my wife about 800 pounds of, feed were Rio de Jani .'o-Despit* tta ra- In any solution short of that, So it i* with the character of needed In the early 1930's to cent growth of mining and manu­ pulsory arbitration, preferring clusively Lane” long-play 12-inch is behind the wheel. For careless that it should be voluntary Instead. I11IVH funeral The horrible, and still the rhal- Germany will be what It will be man. It is a verv precarious Hung pedestrians, I could tape a few produce the same .size porker. facturing in Brazil, agriculture Albums, ” 80 Minutes in Ixiver’s is *tiH the mainstay of the coun- • TB X-Rays However, the union has demanded .. Out of the Northwest at Six Miles... % Henglng, cbaracteri.stlc of the Gcr- fr(im its own character and nio- | at the be.it of times, hut a little liars of "Fools Rush In," or "You „ , ‘ that the clause be in the contract. | [llD ll HOME Lane,” featuring 24 leading Columbia push from us would easily roll ncvil, Yen,” When I want lo barge , Q'‘P*>ec Passenger traffic car- ; try's economy. About 90 per cent Fair weather or foul? Vice President Russell Hathaway, who stands at the helm of the Manches­ “man problem Is that each phase of lives and from what It sees otiicrs j o." Brazil'f export income Is de- • Eyeglass Cleaners Union leaders feel that, unless artists . . . a $7.96 value. someone else's character into the through rilv traffic. T could .switch i ''Pd " i t-anada .* luban ter office of the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., points to an instrument on the new weather station 225 Main S t Phone HI-S-6H40 O F MANCHESTER -'the problem links Into another doing, and nobody will be able to ■ over to a ship's whistle. This idea svsiems dropped to .^.Ifl.T.^.t.OOO ‘ rived directly or indirectly fr.\ cept on ten.ses that have non- further notice. •which would exist on the next reflcclive coatings. nosis and Ireaimrnt of disease is spearheading the opening of the tary. BIGGEST VALENtTn E I Russian figb'er )>lHiie.s Ye.steiday ' 1959 membership drive of the Lutz level. It has enough to do, seeming­ Q. I here heard that doelon the function of ihi patitnTs per­ The Chamber 1s asking the 50 VALUE YET! I our Stale Deparlment, in tbe re­ SQIEEZE ore celled “ miller” in England. sonal physician. Oueslions directed Junior Museum. men to loan $100 each as capital at thrifty Sale prices ly, if it can iwrely clear the Im- lease of the recorded conversation I 11 ifti'i truaf to Science Tdilors. P.O. flox 194, The museum was organized into Rockville Man’s for a redevelopment and industrial Jiiediate road out of big power a community project about six of the Russian pilols in action, a WITH UNPAID BILLS? A. Yes. In Fngland a good many Madison Sq. Sta., N. >'. fO, St. Y. e.xpansion program' planned by deadlock It has to pretend, or as- surgeons lack the title of Doctor will he Incorporated in these col­ months ago, and Dr. Frank H. Bennett. ' * conversation apparenlly recorded Horton la president of the board Troubles Doubled ^ and aven physicians may not umns when possible. The directors followed Bennett’s j^ume. Ihato'yCR the hill everything hy American or riirkish monitor­ of trustees. t\1ll be smooth going. It is expert Growing family, growing income, growing Published as a Public Service By suggestion in authorizing the ing station in the area, ftnally re­ cm m The program of the museum Is A Rockville man's troubles loans, to be repaid within four Bt denouncing the Impossibilities desire for moJern living space... whatever constantly expanding, and activity vealed lo the world what it itself compounded for him early this years. of present big power stands on Increasing. Besides the many ex­ morning. had known for fi • months. In Uie \ M m y WOAfAMI yotn reason, now is the time to remodel. Pine Pharmacy Pine Lenox Pharmacy With about two-thirds of its 21 the German issue. It is less expert hibits on the main floor of the Arrested on Main St. in meantime, we had been playihg a 664 Center St.—MI 9-9814 299 E. Center St.—MI 9-0896 museum building at 126 Cedar St., members present, the directors Bt making sure that it* own solii- Specify durable, economical Watt Coast Manchester about 1 o'clock, agreed wholeheartedly that the macabre cat and mou.se game with Ml 3-4168 thousands of smaller loan exhibits John R. McGinnis, 43, was PENFT 'ISons-do not Include new impossi- lumber for the natural charm that will give circulate in the public schools, free Chamber must move ahead Imme­ the Russians, at first pretending taken to the police station for diately in promoting the Rockville ISililies. . 1 0 3 of charge. A typical two months' that we were depending on them Combine those old bill* into your home {and the folks who live there) examination, and was charged area. They felt that industrial period recently saw 'l21 exhibits with driving while intoxicated. m To he specific, GeOrge Kennan, for information about the plane, onr "OK Ik>an” t*ilh one on loan in classrooms, supplement­ expansion and redevelopment is so our former ambaisador to Russia, a new lease on family living. Layer, police said, McGinnis important that 50 businessmen la'er letting them know privately monthly payment. ing class Instruction, and 24 public fell asleep on a leather chair and currently the high priest of "would be happy” to loan the that we had our information con-' Phone or write now . . . school classes visiting the museum and his cigarette burned a tlie theory of big power- disengage­ itself for educational purposes. Na­ funds required, Bennett said, over tradicting the stories they had then when your loan is ap­ hole in the cushion. and above the Chamber's budget, ment, is the man who right now is Brhit your nmodtliiig giant f vs. Wv’ kavv all tka ture and art classes for children been giving us during the period proved. just one call *t our have proved very popular, as have McGinnis, who was released adopted before Bennett was hired. talking more sense about Germany ! fa n ta s tic : when we had pretended ignorance office for the money. Our a lecture aeries and natural fun under $200 bond, is due in He was hired in January. than anybody else. He says every- ! atatariali md axgariaatt yav aaai ta gat sferftd. court Feb. 21 where he will envelopes The Russian story, before and af­ Manager likes lo say “^our doing It. A monthly bulletin mailed A membership drive conducted body ought to arrange to get out to museum members, both adult face a second charge — de­ last month was termed "success­ included ter our disclosure of the real facts, loan is okay!” TOTJ w struction of public property. of Germany, under ilame arrange- 1 and Junior, keeps them abreast of ful ' in that it brought in about i ha.* been a consistent He, to the SAVINGS incnt which would put good space ! current happenings and future 40 new members. The Chamber’s effect that tlie plane crashed in- Prefwrrtd Rncinc* C o., Inc. plans of the organization. between the military positions of i stead of being shot down. The fact On Quality Apparel Additional memberships and con­ DAR Award Giveu F.a-st and West, and Under some 98.3 M,\IN 1ST., MANUHEtSTEB ; that Rus.*ia returned only *ix tributions are necessary to insure ar»-angement which would both Phone: MItohell 3-4168 ' T e e n s progress of the museum, which is UVESTOWN _ , bodies from the 17 Americans on • While They La.st To Paula Adams CORRECTION unify Germany lUclf and place , . supported entirely by funds from ■ ■ PHARMACY I I . _ ... . I hoard apparentlv indicates that the A loan of JIOO.OO coats I ivvc ^ these sources. "The membership (this Germany in s po.sition of neii- I remaining 11 bodies were either de­ $20.60 when promptly committee stress that contribu­ Miss Paula Adams, a senior at FIRM, LARGE ICEBERG 459 Haj-tford Rd.—MI 9-9946 trallty aa between East and West. repaid in 12 con.secu- • Limited Quantities Manchester High School, was pre­ ls troy ed in the plane's burning, or tions, large or small, will be grate­ He is right this far. That we . tive monthly install­ fully accepted. sented with a Good (Jltizen pin at showed evidence of the ments of J10.05 each. 956 MAIN ST. have to get out of Germany, that' ^ " the meeting of Orford Parish LETTUCE fact that the Russians had at- FREE PARKING Chapter, D^R, yesterday after­ East and West have to retire from , . . . Resignation Accepted I tacked the plane. noon at the home of Mrs. Harry t'.i'lr present direct military con- , LOANS FROM $25 to $600 Fraser, 192 Hartford Rd. frontation of one another, and that The reason the State Depart Bridgeport, Feb. 6 (fP) — The The presentation was made by 2 Heads 35 c resignation of Benjamin Paushter ■pennany has to be unified. ment has finally made public the ORIG. Miss Marion Washburn, DAR Good 34 Girls' Winter Coats 34.98 as a member of the Connecticut Citizen chairman. The award was These things are ’ eAsenttsl, for I •‘' Idcnce it ha.* rtad *11 along seems i t Bar was accepted today In Su­ And Coat 8*1* -Sizes 4 to 14. 29.98 made on the basis of the recipient's Not 2 Heads For 29c relaUons between Russia and the i ""’'i'''' " horrify perior Court hy Judge James C. excellence-in dependability, service, Slim, trim and neat! Open stock! United .States, and for ■ Europe s : Amern sn piihhe opin- I WAVED GOOD-BYE Shannon. leadership and patriotism. Miss As Advertised In Thurs. ■ ehance at peace and for the world s i »* * moment when the idea of i States Ally. Lorin W. Willis Adams is the daughter of Mr. and \ told Judge Shannon that he had chance of peace. They are me , T.u.s.nans i* ORUi. Mrs. Paul Adams, 15 S. Hawthorne Herald been authorized by the Grievance St. things that have to happen before | ■ ‘'U't*' I'>e|'ai tmenl a view, 29 Boys’. Girls’ Snowsuils 14.98 Design your very own bedroom from these Slimline Committee to accept the rcsigna- After the meeting Col. James Scandinavian-style pieces. Two commodes (reg. $54.50 each) are anything else good has a chance 1 " peihaps dangerou* TO THE LOW-PRICED FIELD 3 Piece, Washable—Size* 3 to 6x. 16.98 ' tlon. Case of Bethel, past president of to happen. popiilarily. I! want.* to remind us Although Paushter gave no rea­ the Sons of the American Revolu­ FIRST FOOD used at either side of the bed (reg. $54.50). But Kennan. and the Russians, what the real nat.ire of the enem.i i son for his resignation last Jan. tion, showed colored slides illus­ The 4-drawer vknity (reg. $119.00) ia ensembletl with a 3-drawer 19, It was learned that he was the trating Incidents that took place, *nd our own Stale Department, i.*. I 646 CENTER ST. bachelor’s chest at its right (reg. $75.00). OIVIG. first of several lawyers Invwti- and the line of march of Rocham- Triple dresser with mirror, is regularly $119.00. are all wrong when they pretend it cannot fad. with such * dis- WHEN I FOUND THE SAME 33 Girls’ Car Coals gjated by the Grievance Commit­ beau's troops as they crossed Con­ .that It lies ithin their province cloaiire to attain a certain amount 14.98 tee of the Fairfield County Bar in Size* * to 14. Wools and Washable, 16.98 necticut, going through Manches­ and the power to determine what of succes* Die mental image of It-A 'Solid and Plaid Colton. connection with unprofessional ter, In June 1781, and November. A-53 '/z " Triple Dresser 99.50 conduct. 'the future alignment and role of Ameriian bov* being needlesslv 1782, to and from the battle at The committee is continuing its Yorktown. B-23" Commodes, ea. 49.95 :Germany ahall be. Dur State De­ killed supennipoae.s itself over an\ MONEY BOUGHT AN EDSEL probe with regard to other law­ Hostessed were Mrs. Halstead QUrlET C-Twin Panel Bed 49.95 partment wanta Germany as its Khnishrhev *mile or any .Mikoyan OHIO. yers In Fairfield County. [Tiffany and Mrs. Wallace Jones. pretense of randoi These death* D-52" Vanity Dresser 99.50 own hard and fast pre-guaranleed 7 Sub-Teen Coats 39.98 Maying Service ally. Russia wants some guaran­ do constitute a stialegic ace in the Virgin Wool Tweed*, Solid*. 84.98 E-30" Bachelor Chest 66.00 tiee that Germany won't atari out ; hole for tbe .‘^tate Department, Its unified e.xistepce in a military i turned over at the psychological EASY CARE WASH and WEAR ;Alliance against Russia. Kennan | moment And the natural tempta­ fit for a Queen! F,RANK ■V-anls Russia and the United tion for and pressure upon any edi­ 72 Girls’ Flannel Paiamas ORIG. WE NEED RELIABLE •tBtates to solve this problem by torialist or political figiue ia to go MEN'S SLACKS The.se illustrations Sizes 3 to 14. Sanforized, Dainty 8.00 MEN AT ONCE can give you : w F C k ^ l k J C V / C MEN’S SHO^ ie Yon can work 10-12 hours a ly and efficiently solved by i>e Germany*itself, not Rusala or sometimes in the interest of strate- V l L C l N r i C T d 789 MAIN ST. w eek-days or evenings—In ihe United States .wliich will do all g'c photographing, represents our your spare time. AMODIO “ attention - to - own deliberate gamble with Anieri- every-detail” moving and the. direct choosing of Germany's YDU CAN EARN $3.00 TO can lives, and a type of challenge 20 Boys’ Winter Jackets storage service. Cost is al­ F— Reg. $69.50 30-inch Couch for daytime and night­ )ole and policies. No one can de- •' ttf16.98 no $6.00 AN HOUR Tfiree that the Germany of tomor- )o Russia wjhich we would probably Sizbs 8 to 16, Wools and Wash- ways so very REASON­ time use: smart black and white plaid, 59.95 19.98 NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED •trow shall be an- ally of the West, also,meet with bullets if the 'situa­ ablea. All, by Famous Makers. ABLE—the service always G— Reg. $69.50 Scandinavian type desk with non- or of the East'.or that this Gei;- tion was one of Russian ^ane.* Wo Train You To Run Your J-'-'-reliable. mar walnut-grained plastic top; 48 x 21 inches 59.95 H— I^eg. $16.95 Modern Side Chair comes in brown «iAny shall be neutral. looking over Aineritan teirilory. ORANGE HALL ^ Own Floor Waxing Route. agent for X This Germany of tomorrow will Tbia ta the way it is when two GET ALL THESE EDSEL EXTRAS...PAY NO'MORE THAN A SMALL-CAR PRICE 15 Boys' Dress Coal WE GUARANTEE YOU or blqnd Melba finishfs 16.95 OR11L CU8T05IERS AND I— Reg. $14.95 Tree Lamp, brass trimmed black or |te what it will be, out of ita own great military powers presa for- raniEDiATE in c o m e : gliBracter and motives in its own rwii-d to the last inch of frontier Extra.t can turn a low-priced car into a medium-priced extravagance. Sets' 27.98 mocha, swivel-adjustable 19.98 We faralah eEtalpineat, «appUe*. .atuatlon, And in the world sltua- between thAm'aelves. But not when ,vou buy the 1959 Edsel! This is all standard equipment, a Sizes 3 to 8, Tweeds, Solids, with tralalu and CtJB'rOMKBS .so that shades, 62 inches tall 11 .95 Ikon in wh Hatt. A Few with Slacks. B I N G O ^ YOU CAN BUN YOUB OWN FlAMiR which it tinda itseif. And perhaps the bMt^indication included in tfie regular price.‘Wall-to-wgll carpeting. ★ Self-adjusting WAXING BOUTE. We have THOU­ . Only^ by tyha^ttey themaelvea of the atmosphere in which such SANDS at people calHaz ai every brakes. * Power-booster windshield wipers. ♦ Dual sun visors. ★ Foam EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 J ■reak tar more aad mare et thli .;^ .ty-wray ^^xMS^^ample., and events do -take place ^ven by rubber seats. * Let us show, you the rest of the 1959 EdseL It’^ the big­ aeoaSmleal fleer waxiax acrvlee.- ...... t-by • ja ^ h in g '4 ^ fry to decree, the fact that our State' Depart­ Boys’ Crew Polos OKANttB HALL, 76 BAST OBMTBB 8T., MANCHBSTEJt ^ CoH AMOINO OPEN 9 fo 5:30; THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9; CLOSED MONDAYS gest value on the road today. ' m 1 29 Fbr local Interview or. appols MANCHESTER RtOpA and tta United States ment itself felt not primarily 1,er­ Size* 8 to 16, Btripea, Jacqua.rda, Turtls ‘i aa W BBOULAB OAMBS-4 8PBdAL»->l SWEEFSTAKB ment call Hartford CH f -5626 ta y on the futuro ror, but strategic advantage, in Us Nacka Include. oolleet. Mlfobol 9-5650 poaseaaion of the facts concerning BRUNNER'S EDSEL . Jtbii- re* ttia parUculi^i brutal tragAdy^ It P. O. BOX 125. TOLLAND TURNFIKK—XIANCUX^TEB, OONN. vV I i . I • Lt/ » '.J'? t:- '. • /' I V\-' y'ri MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1959 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 PAG* EIGHT Bonnick of Hartford. Wilson Ihsen- hour of Putnam, Richard Tllling- Stevens Sells I Town Listing Duty Senators Trim Tax Receipts hast of Danielson, and Wadewlts. Landlords Fight Bill Fifth Grade Claes Trip Of Works Deputy Members of the fifth grade of the Real Estate $100 Million in In January Horace W. Porter School made' a General Manager Richard Mar­ To Allow Rent Curbs elaae trip to the Lincoln Exhibit in ■ K- tin said today that specification* the Traveler’s Building in Hartford j he igh chool orld To Subsidiary are being prepared for the job Aid to Airports T H S W G^er Million yesterday i (Oontinned Irom Page One) The class left th« school at 12 ;15 of deputy director of public works, (Continued from Page Ona) MiM Heleo Estes, Faculty Adrlaer A total of 11^^9,328.48 was col­ p.m. with plans to return about 4 ] The J. r . Stevens Co., Inc., has whose creation was authorized by He said there were 44 vacancies p.m. I sold Us property holding* In the Friday, February 6 Compiled by Studenta of Maneheatcr Hljch School lected in property taxes during ’’"own Directors last month. of "frills" as some critics have \A XXV, No. 20 out of 226 units in one Bridgeport Richard Curland, fifth grade Cheney Brother* Industrial area to project and 378 vacancies out of January, according to the monthly teacher, said a visit to the Hart-, Marlin said he wili advertise the contended,- a subsidiary, Manchester Prophr 1,024 In a second. report of Paul Cervini, collector of ford Public Library would be made ! Job as soon as the sperificallons "It specifically excludes fund* Nils P. Nilson ties, Inc., a Delaware Corp. having are completed by the personnel Garrick said tenants were mak­ revenue. If there was sufficient time, for bars, cocktail lounges, parking Bright Chants Swimming Team Loses ing too much money to remain Nila P. Nilson, 81. formerly of .attendance Honor Roll division of the Stsle Department Other eourcee, Cervini eaid, its main offices in New York City. Rifle Team Notches eligible for the rentals. Manchester, died yesterday at the Thirty-nine student* of the Hor- j Stamps on papers filed si the of Finance and Control, which han­ lots, and shopping center*',’’ he brought last month's total receipts He also attacked the State home of hi* daughter, Mr*. Her­ • o, T "cc W. PoHer School have a per- town clerk’s office yeslei-day Indi­ dles much of the town's position said. to $1,386,928.81. Since July 1, the attendance record for the Give Sparkle AFL-CIO for sponsoring a rental bert Bergeson, Millbury, Mass, cate the sale price was $.500,000. elasslflcalion work. Some Repiihllcsns charged that To Undefeated Crosby control measure but not advocat­ He was bom in Sweden, and was start of the current fiscal year,/ p^,(. semester according to George > The present tax a-ssessnient The Dlrertnr.s Tuesday appro­ Two CGIL Victories the town has collected taxes, patros, principsi Hie action on housing coupled with ing a wage control bill. . employed at Cheney Bros, for 45 against .1, I". Stevens for Us real priated $4..5i'8 if! a new public Dcmoeratlc plans for the airport To Assembly years before retiring in 1947. He State assistance, fees and other The. Manchester High Swimming The Bridgeport man said that property is $909,470. The firm is works departmenl aerounl in the bill showed that wild spender* Oratorical Contest had lived In Millbury for the past receipts amounting to $5,001,011- Maneheatcr Evening Herald Co­ general fund budget to pay Hie Variety ehooter* extend their Team fell to defeat at the hands no municipality should be allowed .32, hunting a balance of $227.- expected to seek a rediietion in were in control of Congress and record to 5 wins i loss hy downing; The antics of four "additional si.\ years. He was a member of lumbia rnrrespondeni, Mrs. Donald that ns.sesament. depnly direetnr.s' salary and pro- that any hope of a balanced budget of defending State CIAC cham­ to establish rent control unless the Emanuel Lutheran Church and 943.7B from the previous fiscal R. Tuttle, telephone ACadeniv Windham High on Friday with i eheerleaders" eombined w-ith the T h e annual Am( lean Legion pions, Crosby of Waterbury, on a general wage, price and rent The properties involved In the !-ide him with offiee assistance and wa.s wrecked. Oratorical Contest will he held Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, annum. 8-S4S5. French CAuh Head sale are Ihe old Cheney Hi others I supplies for tlie halanee of tlie a very impressive score of W>5 spirited chants of the regular Friday night, Jan. 30, in the Man­ freeze was recommended nation­ According to the report, $1,010,- But liemOeraHe leaders contend­ to the opponents' 804. In Room 219 during the fifth Besides his daughter, he leaves Edward Dupre will be Installed | Weaving Mill, the so-railed Finish-1 fisesl venr, ulileh ends June 30 ed they had met the President half cheering squad anti rhythm of the chester pool. A crowd of over 300 ally by congressional resolution. thsce sons, Stuart J. of Manches­ 045.58 remains to be paid before The magic circle of 180 was period Monday, Feb. 9. Pupils persons watched Crosby win the in addition, he said, all local as president of the Fronrh Club ing Building. Clieney Hall, a house Martin has proposed a I’early way on the housing measure and achieved by the ace senior shoot­ Whal Marks Mrusiirr .MHS band to form the highlights who have a study period at this ter, and Clifford G. and Verner R. the fiscal year ends June 30 to ¥L-s» TTne TVrs P ln ri« amtand inalallalion at 191 Hartford Rd. and some mis salary rouge of $8,684 to $10,088 final relay by less than a yard. boards should include rental prop­ Nilson, both of Worcester, Maas.; balance General Manager Richard I A banquet Hial they did not see how he could ers, Go-Captains Jim Tierney, Bob of the recent pep assembly held in time may obtain a pass to at­ of the new offtrers will he held nt eellnneoiis plots of land. for the new oflleial, who would We re ready for a new start now The relay gave then seven points, erty owners among its member­ two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Larson of Martin’s estimate of receipl.s for veto the liill. Rusconi, and Jack Toomev Boh the gym. tend the contest from Mr. Piper the American lycglon Home nt 6 According to Raymond W. Gos- manage all Ihe town's puhllc .Sen. John Sparkman (D-Alal, that .semester marks are out. We nore than e.iough to overcome a ship. Manchester and Mrs. Maria Nel­ the fiscal year. To Visit Reds Now, proved himself to be completely I.,ed by Gaptaln Dale Robinson, In Room 219 either Friday at o'clock. Walter Leilere will he Hie lee, loeal agent for J. P. Stevens worU.s activities under Martin's Hiithor of the hill, said he did not two- point deficit. As for welfare funds, Garrick son in Sweden: and two brothers, Including among the receipts a-* A • 1 out of an early season slump by; ran breathe a sigh of relief that an­ the rheei leailers ilemonstrated 1:35 or Monday morning be­ installing officer, and Philip Mr- Co., Mnnehesler Properties Is an direellon. believe It wriiild ineiease spending firing a masterful 184, closely fol-1 other quailci- IS finished and get several both new ami tild cheers. tween 7:45 and 8:00. These The loss was the first in seven said the abuses of welfare aid Oscar of Forestville and Carl Nil- contributing to la.st month’s tbtal 1 I’CSS A l1C10 U lO llllS meets for the Indians, while were well known. son in Sweden. Gee will be the loa.slmaster. Investment company a.ssoeiated Piihllr works activities here liy more than $100 million I0 $130 lowed by his friendly rivals. Jack .! Gales of laughter roiild be heard passes must be taken to* Study wore $252,323.50 in Stale aid for Other officer.^ who will lie in­ started on the business at hand (Trosby remained undefeated in "Lots qf the money Ls being The funeral will be held at 2 with Hie Steven.s Company and ha.s eoniiirise Hie pre.sent fiincHons o( 1 niillinn in fiscal 1060. Eisenhower and Jim, who made strong bidsi throughout tlie entire autlience as Hall teachers for approval. , school operation. $3,607 from the (Continued from Page One) stalled at this lime are Rolniiii acquired the property for invesl- Hie Highway and Kngirieeruig, had estimated a $70 million anr- Did We get pretty good marks five encounters. .spent on wine, women and song," o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the j g.iiiding Inspection Department, wit* a 183 and 181 respectively, I tlie figures of Briiee McClain, Walt Bessette, vice president; Mrs. Mnt- menl pnrpo.ses. Cerneterv, aiid Building Inspec- plus for the vear, which begins lunior Charles Glode gave a i so miirli so that our parents were : The Manchester medley relay he said. "Who said it is getting Emanuel Lutheran Church. Burial 5 1 ,503.46 from the Town Court, ,( surprised and happy to the point Bychtilskl, .lack Ziemak and Jack clear that any aeceptanee hy j tie Syr, secretary; and Mrs. Irene The new owners will carry on ! lion Dciparl menis, July I. ■ample of what can hr expected 1 Gustafson, all clad in "appropri- team consisting of Dan Dormer, into the pockets of the landlords?" will be in East Cemetery $941.62 from the Recreation De of rewarding us" Of i-ourse. tlie Friends may call at the Lindouiat i Elsenhower would depend on fu-! C.renier, treasurer. [and operate Ihe properties along; from him in the future by shoot­ nle" attire. Joined the group with MHS Students back stroke; Doug Steven, breast- In Bridgeport, he said, the situ­ partment, $1,475 from rentals and ' Tlie bill Is designed to giv* a fart that we may tiave cheated a ation became so .serious that wel­ Funeral Home, .36 Butler St., Wor­ and not on; Following the dinner, tlie |ni1)lie ilie same lines and following Hie shot in Hie arm to the nation's ing a strong iff. j flying skirts and ridiculous hats. s'.roke; Bruce McClain, butterfly leases, 1,214 from the town clerk's developments is invited to Hie dancing wliich will ' same policies as carried on liv Hie hit would never enter their minds | and Charlie Towle, freestyle; won fare recipients are now required o cester, from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. office, and $2,950 f om the Stale the situation at present, lumsiiig indn.slry by meeting emer­ On Wednesday. Jan. 2*. the In- The MHS hand, iiiiiier the direc­ lie iield from 9 p.ni. tn 1 a.m. l.I. P. ,Ste\'ens Coinpany. (Joslee Pwo (’ars ('rash. dlans went to Hartford armory to and we re certainly not going to produce receipts signed by the The family requests that flowers gency financing needs of some key tell them, are we"" Isn't tial all tion of stiidenl. lender Carol Mart- Prepjaring for the opening event. for shared taxes on liquor licenses. In extending his Invitation : Dupre is the owner of Hie Dupre said He will conllnne as nianagiiig face their strong opponents, Bris­ The Crosby squad, boasting Icndlord to prove that llieir rent be omitted. programs. they wanted good marks'" Does it ling. and tlie MliS majorettes fur­ Under apeeial funds, the town Khrnshehev said Eisenhower would In’inranee Agency of Manchc.ster, I agent One Driv(‘r Hehl tol. in a CCTL, match. ; nished several colorful numbers. two excellent freestylers, won was paid. fire distriet recorded January re- be "met with slneere hospilallly It also conlaiiis far-reaching *x- really matter how wc went about Stanley A. Kiilo witli a branch offiee in Newington, i 3’lie Weaving Mill 1s piesenlly j iensions of Hie slum clearance and Although the Indians were sue- | Centering around a teepee of Writing Test l,oth first and second in the 200- The bill was also opposed by eeipls amounting to $68,4.56,04, dog both by nur government and the cessful in winning the event 897- ; the proposition’ Rockville Stanley A. Kulo. 52, A Navy veteran, he is piesenlly at-, under lease tn the United Aircraft T’olii'e arrested Guv K. Aluler-, public housing programs under blankets, the entire assembly yard freestyle event. Bill Stuck joreph J. Yacconiolln, piresident of ioekville Stanley A. Kino, az jipenac fund, $105.99, and parking Soviet people." tached to Ihe Air Foree Reserves ; Coi p Two tliirds of the I''inishing 180 they ■were forced to take sec­ Or docs if" son, 56, of 38 Antnnin St., s l i o r l i y ' wliicli ninny cities are rebuilding Should a good report card mean I seemeil to highten the feeling for MHS students, both as individ­ won the. 50-yard freestyle for the the Property Owners of Connecti­ of Highland Ave.. Rockville, diec meter fund, $2,564.43 1 The premier added that Kisen- in Denver, Colo. He resides vdili Building is under lease to ti'e air ond place behind Bristol's sharp- [ I all the on-comiTig sports events in Indians, lowering the record to cut, which, he .said, represents al his home last night. I January receipts for the Water , hower could go anywhere he want- shooting "Annie Oakley." Miss more than the qualities of honesty uals and as classes, have been his wife and three elilldren al 1.36 craft corpYt'on. "Hie remaining I alter noon today afle, an needen , ' ,,m n,,or debate, the Demo- and integrity'" ShmUd w’e sacrifice whirl! Manehester teams will 23 4 seconds. some 30 organizations throughout He was born in Rockville. March Qepjriment eame to $.35,103.13, ed to in the Soviet Union, hiing Greemvnoil Dr. Sharon Ronoyhan, who fired a busily preparing for the forthcom­ "'ig .ivi, r)’o ' "'’"i- rals agreed .o$2,^kl million of ruts 6 I participate. Doug Stevens placed first In 21. 1906, son of Andrew and C ath -. bringing the total collected since ' along anyone he ehose to, and see sparkling 18*. Miss Ronoyhan is , these qualities just for the sake of ing Scholastic Writing A w ard s the slate. the J.’i reward that was promised I l.,ealie Horhberg '60 the orthodox iireast stroke event Mrs. Ruth Greeiilierg. spokes­ erine Gab Kulo. July 1 to $270,660.89. anything he eared to. l.'.atd to^Hll'Fabric.i and Ihe!'”"’''"” it™"'I softening the immediate effect of sure to give competition to the contest, which begins Feb. 15. He was a member of the Holy: A total of $160.,339.11 remains to underseoring the current us for improvement from last Freshmen are concerned primarily for another five points for the man for the Connecticut State house on Harlford H.l is rented to ! '''x'"- h'Hlget. But they •hooters in March, as they com- . Name Soelety and St. Michael’s be.paid to meet the m anager’s es- impasse in the Cold CO Park, Annex n (Tieney, Pnlue said AnileiHon ve liUol Lent ever nf New York moving from town. Mrs. Ford re­ ed rhiUlren also withilraw from Talk Subject He gave a talk on his hobby at the A bill thht would eliminate size Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., who asked for an exception allow­ Slate Police War and plana for opening Robertson control of a iiiielear weii|)ons people, which haniliraps the child the best entries in Journalism. ing them tn hold dancing classes ("ily. He immediately deeded the teat ban In which reeordlnga of signed from the Board la.st monlli With Manchester High Sophomore Girls Club meeting restrictions on beer containers was Rnrkville, followed by a .solemn Park to skaters Were cam eled. properties over lo Maurice and TalroH’s long service wilh the $60 Collecfed The Indian'* chance* for a berth more. Psrn.'ilology wn,^ the .subject of Classifications of entries are the which was held in the auditorium ju.st one of the measures that were requiem Ma.ss at 10:30 in St. Jo­ in their home. Maintenance and supervision aelenttfie Instruments Hdiild 1h> "Almost seventy-five per cent of The rase of Mr. and Mrs. James On Auto Defects Sihlang, a partner In the New Board ended in the fall of 1957. Ib the annual state basketball short story, the short-short story, 6ti Tuesday Jan. 20 at 3:10 p.ni. talked about yesterday as the law­ sephs' Church. Burial will be in costs for the other three rinks have the key factor. Tlila Riissinn re­ retarded children can be trained," talk.s and alide.s a I a meeting of F. Marmand of Woodland Ter. was 5'oik Cltv real e.slate firm of However, he is atlli chairman of tourriey next month were elimi­ A apecial feature of the sport "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," Tutoring Available poetry, an Informal essay or Mr. Moreau's hobby happens to makers continued holding public amounted to $3,118.50 during thi.S action closed poaalhly tlie last said Mrs. McElraevy "All God's the Rfienre Club held Feb. 2, In St. Bernard's Cemetery. aired at a sparsely attended public (Continued from Page One) Schlang Bros, and Co. the High .School Building Com­ dance held In the higli .sclinol hut that's not the only place, as sketch, a formal essay, and expos­ be rock and mineral collection.^, hearings on proposed legislation. season, the Park Department said. avenue of eompromlae In the nated due to losses at the hands of children have a purpose for being Friends may call at the funeral hearing in Yeomans Hall Wednes­ Al the time Schlang said Hie mittee whose work is nearly com­ gyi um Friday, J.on, 30, was Room 247. itory article, and a dramatic hence the "rock pox." His inler- Some of the other bills dealt The current deficit la $515 ,50. deadlocked 3-|)o«er eonference. Hall Feb. 2 and Bristol. Jan. 30. here." To train these children, spe­ ran be found If anyone looks into .Students who need help in home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. day night. Othfwisf, said Commissioner property would probably he trans­ pleted. a rollcction taken hy memhers Carolyn Curtis, '60, .spoke on the script. Journalism classifications e.st in them started in 1953 when with adult education, a proposed Miirphcv aaid increased eoata nf ferred to Hie "syndicate " referring cial education is needed. In 1952 the growing room at MHS, where school subjects may fill out an and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to Mr, and Mr.s. James Kelly and Kelly, the drivers will lose points CONVUmON I PH EM) Each was pre.sented wilh a Tuesday night. Hall High School of the Stude . Coiimil for the protazoan and arthropodal par- are the news story, the feature he visited a rock and mineral store University of Connecticut Medical- supervision bv poliee on nights and to the real estate firm. The proper­ some parents, previously strangers, he rnn sec a genuine Douglas Fir application blank in the office 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald I-ewis. of on their nffieial driving records Waaliliigtoii, Fell. 6 l/I")—The framed "diploma of service” and of West Hartford officially stopped Heart and ('.inter funds. From sites found in humans. She ex­ story, tlie editorial, the sports in Maine. Dental School, and civil rights. weekends helped bring about the ties were luiught for Investment Manchester's bid for state conten­ a crowd of SOO, tlie total re­ were brought togethci’. They had if they wish help during their Woodland Ter, registered olijec-'and may also be arrested, Court of .Military .Appeals today cited for "devotion, hard work and plained the structure, life cycle, seedling from Oregon growing here study periods. Tutors arc avail­ story, the interview, and the col­ After reading many pamphlets Among those opposing the bill to Ra.vmomI J. Forster deficit. purposes, he said tion with a 5fi-48 win. ceipts anioiinteil to the sum of one common bond retarded chil­ linn.s. Mrs. Lewis a.sked if the Capt. William A. Gruber of the upheld the eonvletlon rted a Pi'iitagon review dinner, held at the Publick House, of London, ami- .Sliakespearc's of such harmful parasites as Chemistry, G e n era l Biology, selecting those articles which they j was on display in the front of the manager of the Connecticut Food atonii. port a Turkish soldier for oiie year Hustling Mike Tra.vnor. a Hall Mrs. McElraevy closed by saying Education. In this letter, a little consider to be the best of their ^ aud'.lorium following the meet- before retiring in August, 1957. Board, said the board will seek i Numerous cars have been spot- hoard which rerliieed French’s .Slurbridge, Ma.s.s, Also present home in Stratford-on-Avon in Eng­ trichinae and pinworms. General Chemisliy, Biology, Store Aasn., and George Jacob of More than 80,000 people skated and $7,700 lo support a United; Standout throughout the game, that retarded children have a "need Both talk.s were illustrated with girl from Gates, Oregon, Barbara work and are mounting them. The j ing. Mr. Moreau also showed the Hull Brewing Co. of New Ha­ His connection with the post "of­ legal ad iy e before handing down ! ted wilh faulty electrical equip- original sentence of life Im- were school administrators and land: tlie Eiffel Tower of France; Latin I and II, French I, II. and fice started when he was a boy a decision on the matter. | ment, in particular, he said, tncliid- on Park Department rinks during ! Stales soldier overseas for the canned 13 points in the first half for understanding, but not pity." diagrams and by slides taken by Blumcnslein, wrote that her town stories will be entered in the jour- ■ slides he took while in Nova ven. iurlaonment to HI years. principals. Hamlcl s i iustle; Scotland; the III, English I, II and III, World and delivered special delivery mail Shrlners Elect President I ing malfunctioning headlights. the season, he said. | same period. ' and wound up as high scorer with A short business meeting was rhemistry-biology teacher Mr. was building a hew school and she nalism division. i Scotia. They said too many sizes of boor Lorelei Rock, anti the (^ucen of was .sending requests to each of Understandings, United Slates on a bicycle. Waller E. Schroder Jr., of Jon- ; tail lights and directional lights, 17 markers. John Novak trailed held before Mrs. McElraevy's talk. Robert H. Fenn. The club dis­ j English classes, too, are prepar- A short business meeting was containers could confuse and trick England, a.s well as views of vari- History, Modern History. Mod­ He was born in Middletown, athan Trumbull Highway was j One officer from the Hartford Trajmor with 11 points and hauled Attendance was taken. Joanne Lit­ cussed po.s.sibilities for field trips. the 48 states seeking historic slate i ing for the contest. Juniors have held before Mr. Moreau's talk, the customer. oiit churches, castles, homes dating ern Problems, Bookeeping and Aug. 2, 1902, son of Mrs. Agnes elected presidentof the Sphinx ! Barrack.s, Captain Gruber said, down more than his share of re­ tle announced that dues, would be Some places suggested were Pratt trees to decorate the grounds of been given assignments in ere-j Marcia Werner, '61 R. A. Goodwin. New York rep- back for over three centuries. Typing. Blaknev Forster and the late Moslem Shrine Club of Wllliman handed out 17 warnings for defec­ bounds. collected Thursday. Jan. 29. & Whitney Aircraft, the Museum the new plant. ; ative writing especially for the! _ ------resenlativp of the United States Lynn Longfellow '61 Since Mancliester had also tiiiilt i tive lights one night a week ago Linda Hartwell '60 of Natural History in New York, contest. Members of some senior , Brewery Foundation, said size re-i '‘I"” .»<" "ved most ; He at their annual meeting SOMETHING For the Indians, who almost a new plant and was in the process | and was forced to let 40 other cars j SOMETHING caught tip with their CCIL, rivals the Oldsmobile plant in Framing­ College Preparatory English class- J C flC h er O u tlin C S Slrirtions are an imposition on the j W ediiesday. of landscaping it, the letter was Swedish Students He was a member of the Rock- Schroder succeeds Kurt Vtade- with faulty lights go by him be- i NEW NEW late in the third quarter. Pal ham, Mass., and the submarine es are editing the compositions brewer. He urged passage of the DRIVE DOWN turned over to Mr. Edson M. measure. ville Lodge of Elks, the Order of ''’R* of Dayville who was presenl- cause he was loo busy tn slop '• Miatretta continued to reign as base at Groton. Field trips will be Bailey, principal of Manchester and essays which they have writ­ Seek U.S. Friends ten since September and will en­ True Sportsman ■State law now sets the maximum Eagles and the Vernon Democratic 1 w’lth a Shrlner's pin them. top scorer with 16 points, 10 in the plajined to take place after the High .School, initial 16 minutes. Pat put on a ter them. Seniors also will enter size for beer containers .'".nd de­ Town Committee Other officers elected are. Oliver Science Fair. Mr. Bailey contacted the C. R. W. Hargreaves of Brooklyn, vice SUSPEND SHELUNG acori^ exhibition for the partisan Legion of Honor Richard Stephens '60 A letter from Stended flrat half. Captain Chuck Salmond pen-pals has been brought to the classification. „ • wliether liquor ought to he sold as Forster of Stafford Springs. D. Hallock of Willimantic, treas­ for Miss Blumenstein. The Burr gested a set of maxims which all their offshore Island war for five tossed in 10 points while playing i Values Offered attention of The World. It states The World wishes the iJest of who atteind or participate in sport­ soon as the polls close on election The funeral will be held tomor­ urer. nursery then in turn got in touch day. Elected a.s directors were: days to eelebrate the Chinese his best floor game of the closing that many Swedish teenagers are luck to all those entering the con­ ing events at MHS would do well row at 10 a m. at,, the Burke with Mr. Everett Piester, the Su­ Among opponents of a bill that Funeral Home. 76,/Prospect St., Charles Phelps of Andover, Harold Lunar New Year. campaign. Wes Feshler. who re­ Bv Indoor Track perintendent of the Park Depart­ Interested in corresponding with test and hopes that MHS will be to bear in mind. There are ten. gained his starter's role, added six as honored with winners as in for­ A true sporUsman; would allow this were members of with burial in St. Bernard's Ceme­ ment in Hartford. American pen-pals of similar ages" the Women’s Chri.stian Temper­ tery. points. Indoor trae'e allracls only those After diligent searching Mr. mer years. Considers all athletic opponents The nlg'ht. was not a total loss, and interests. . ' Linda Recknagel '59. as guests, and treats them with ance Union. One proponent said Friends may rail at the funeral who are willing to work, only Piester found a seedling growing Students intc'rcsted in corres­ many election worker.s like to buy a however, as the Red and White all the courtesy due friends and home today from 2 to 5 and 7 lo athletes with a love of running: in Elizabeth Park in Hartford ponding with a boy or girl in Swed­ fi-iendly gla.ss afler their job 1s 9 p.m. BEAUPRE MOTORS Jays’ees trouned their Hall rivals. both -sts.rs and no!’ire.'!, but for which was an off-spring of an off­ guests. 53-15. The Jayvees are rolling en should send a postal card with done on election day. them it pro\ idc.s great satisfac­ spring of the original Cfiiarter Oak Accepts all decisions of the offi­ along at an .833 pace, having won their names, age, sex, and interests Quill Has Supp er, Rep. J. MeCullmigli Turner (R- John E. Hayford 1 tion. tree, blown over in a storm in cials without an argument. 10 out of 12 games. to Karl Gunnar Knulsson, 10 Fri- Bethanyl spoke for his own bill at John E. Hayford., W'hilefLsh Bay, MANCHESTER'S NEWEST IN USED CARS Although many of the events 18.56Tin which a Connecticut Char­ herregatan, Stockholm. Vallingby, Never utters abusive or irritat­ another hearing. He proposes that Product-^ Month Good Defense Plans Publication ing remarks. Wis., formerly of Manchester, died ; differ from those of outdoor track, ter was concealed from the British Sweden. Air mail post cards to fees be charged for all adult edu- In Bristoi, the Indians played in early colonial days to prevent it Applauds opponents who make suddenly at his home Wednesday indoor practice is used as a pre­ Sweden cost 10 cents. eation eourses except those re­ night. 1957 one of their better games of the ; lude to the spring traci: season, from being revoked. The rrtembeis of the Quill staff good plays. quired for American citizenship or 1958 ★ SATURDAY SPECIAL ★ season, despite winding up on the ; The Burr Co. Nursery then pack­ enjoyed a pizza supper recently in Never attempts to rattle an op­ leading to a liigli school diploma. While here he was office m an­ in addition to being a sport in its ager of the Coca Cola Bottling Co. j CHEVROLET abort end of a 58-50 score. Poor j o'.vn right. ed and shipped the white oak to Ltulf!, Lonff Afio the teachers' cafeteria. About 30 posing player who is attempting Many of the adult cdueAtion CHEVROLET shooting from both the floor and | Oregon at its own expense, note members and their guesLs attend­ to make a free throw. courses, he .said, are more for rec­ of East Hartford. He moved to ! 4-DOOK .SEDAN 4-DOOR STATION WAGON Instead of a-lOO-yard dash there Milwaukee in 1952, remaining in 1957 PLYMOUTH the charity line hurt the Indians' was received from Gates thank­ Sianmng through the High ed. After the supper a social period Loves the game for its own sake, reation than education. He singled Bisvayne Moilei. Color .snow- is the 60. Instead of a 220 there the employ of the Coca Cola firm. 210 Model, V-8 engine, silver offensive attack. | ing everyone who had participated School World of Dec. 22. 1938. one with group games was held. and not for what winning may out ballroom dancing and ceremics cre.al white, V-8 engine. Power 2-DOOR SEDAN is a 300. Rather than a 440, there He was a past grand knight of I brings you incomparable blue and while, raclio, heater, Defensively, the Silk Towners i Ls a 600. The half mile is replaced in the liunl for spending time to might see such articles of interest The Quill staff also announced bring him. Inslniclion as examples. Glide transmi.ssion, radio, heal­ defroster, whitewall tires, de were at their best, but the sharp- ; search. Nothing more was said as the following: that it is now preparing the winter Seeks to win by fair and lawful Turner said "most people taking Campbell Council, Knights of Beautiful red and white col­ by the 1000. The mile holds its Columbus, and also a former Ireas- | er. defrosted. This car has less luxe interior, very low mileage. shooting Rams, paced by Jerry about the matter, and it was more i.ssuc of Quill which will be pub­ means according to the rules of the "hobby " courses would be will­ than 10,000 miles. New rar or. V-8 engine, pushbutton regular place. There is a hurdle urer of St. Bridget’s Cornerstone beauty... for any room^ $■ New car condition. O'Brlan’s 21 po^.s, put on a solid or less forgotten, until very re­ lished and on sale sometime before the game. ing to pay a tuition fee. guarantee. transmission, healer and de­ J event, the broad jump, and the The Sock and B 'Skin produc­ February vacation. The staff re­ Club. froster, whitewall tires, new Offensive display which proved to 1^ high jump. The shot-put repre­ cently when MHS received a liny tion of "The Black Flamingo" Never hi.saes nor boos a player Spokesmen for several educa­ minds students of MHS to consider tion groups challenged Turner’s seat rovers. This car is in ba too much for Coach Elgin Za- sents the weight events. seedling of the Oregon Slate Tree. under the direction of Miss Helen or official. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Anne n f f l l (larol IVfartling Daniel Dormer pui*chasing a copy of this m aga­ statements and, at the same time, Hayford; and four children, John new rar condition. ^raky"* quintet. Bristol Captain Due to increased popularity of Next to the Sequoia and Califor­ Page, now Mrs. Helen Skinner 'Does unto others as he would zine, MHS's literary publication have them do unto him.' expressed support for a Democrat­ Jr., a student at the University of FULL PRICE Tom Kelley closely followed indoor track as a cor.’.pe\ilive nia Redwood trees, the Douglas was a huge success. One of the ______IT O’Brian with 20 points, 9 in the "Ready on the downbeat; one, "Swimmers take your mark! Fir ranges third in height in the which contains stories, poems, and Win.s without boasting and ic bill that would increase state aid Notre Dame, and Jo-anne, David sport are 5 meets scheduled for characters was portrayed by Mr. essays written by their school­ <1895 third quarter. two. three"' This week the Legion And the ace backstroker for the country, so future generations of loses without alibis. for adult education from the pres­ and Nancy, all at home. 2195 the 1959 season. On Monday, Feb. Gilbert Hunt, popular English of Honor applaiides the student mates. ent six cents a pupil-clock-hour to The funeral will be held Monday Manchester's scoring was evenly MH.S swimming team Is Daniel 16. there is an aflernoin dual meet MHS'ers can expect to see it grow teacher today. Jim Whitehill '60 leader of the MHS Band, Carol 15 cents. at the Lake Shore Funeral Home, divided among its starters. Captain Michael Dormer. with Hartford Public High School and grow. < ■ Ann Marlling. Musically inclined Carole Rubin, '60 POEMS COMPOSED A representative of the Hartford 106 W. Silver Springs Dr., Mil­ MANY CARS SOLD-NO MONEY DOWN3 YEARS TO PAY Saimond led the Indians with 13 Beside.s being on the siicces.sful at the Hartford Armory. At the this gal has been a clarinet player "Interesting special r e p o rts Members of Mrs. Lavinla Banis­ School System said that more than waukee. points, Feahlel" notched 12 m ark­ MHS .swimming team for four same location the Hartford Pub­ in the band throughout her four years, Danny has participated in were recehtly given in Mrs. Cath­ ter's junior-senior English class, two-thirds of the enrollees in adult 10C7 CADH 1956 FORD ers in his beat performance to dale, lic Invitationals will be licld oh erine Putnam's history classes." inspired by the illustrations in I tD/ rWKw and Miatretta, Skip Fisher and high school years. Her talents have other water activities, p^e devotes H.S. Briefs education in San Francisco drop­ Anniversary Mass RANCH WAGON 4-DOOR STATION WAGON Saturday, March 14. At UConn on Sludenls i^peak Some of the reports included, "A their English book, "Prose and ped out when fees were instituted. Color baby blue. V-8 engine, Mike Reardon each hit the cords won her the honor of performing his Sunday afternoon.a to the Tuesday, Ma-ch 17 will be held An annlveaary Mas sfor the ★ SATURDAY SPECIAL ★ as first clarincr in the All-Slate Greek Boy's Schooling," "Black Poetry," composed original poems, The House Judieiary Commit­ Gray and white. V-8 engine, ra­ radio and' heater, Fordomatic, for ^ght points. worthy cause of being water-in­ the Invitational Eastern Section­ repose of the souls of Mr. and Mrs. [ dio, heater, Fordomatic, while- Band in both her junior and sen­ structor for the handicapped On Salesmanship Death Strikea Elnglhnd,'’ concern­ using the pictures as guides. | seniors who are planning to tee's hearing on bills to give the whitewall tires. Excellent con­ Bristol took the J. V. contest hy al meet and on March 28 the Slate Spirito Vesco and their son, John, wall tires, low mileage. ior years. But her talents don't (lOH). In the summer of 1958 ing England is "Black Plague," Poems were contributed by- take the College Board Achieve- State Civil Rights Commission will be said tomorrow morning at 1956 FORD dition. 6 a slim 55-64 margin. Sophomore meet. end with the musical world for and reports cn Greek Architecture Mary Lou Mackey, CathJ" Fay, I ment Test in March should get more power in the fields of housing Dave White tossed in 20 points, as Danny was a lifeguard. Some time between March 16 "Not responsible for any blood­ 9 o'clock • in tha Church of the Carol is also dramatically inclined. and Greek life. ) Barbara Davldowiez, Ann Breaiilt, application blanks from the Guid- and employment was well atlend- 4-DOOR SEDAN the locals lost their second game In addition to swimming, our and March 21 a triangular meet shed" was a atipulalion made by Assumption. $1695 $1495 This year she played nur.se Kelly Charles Gilbert, Lorraine Ken-1 ance Office, ed. In 11 tllU. senior boy-of-the-week has played with New Britain and TYinity will Tutone nnlsn, green anri . in the Sock and Buskin's public Paul lacobuccl before he demon­ A atudent of M,-. Russell'Wright, nedy, Gertrude Rice. Philip Meek, I . -- A bilf to empower the commis­ Bob Ballard on the soccer team for four years. take place at Trinity. 1957 CHEVROLET performance of the oomedy "H ar­ strated the proper method of shav­ business Icacner, explained the op­ Donna Kloter, Gayle Daley, Joyce , Mrs. May, of the Pratt and Whit^ sion to order back pay, reinstate­ while, V-8 engine, healer Throughout his four years at Jay Boris '60 1957 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN eration of the regular cylinder job Dupont, Druscilla Bralnard. An- ney Aircraft personnel department, ment, or upgrading of emplo,yes In and defroster, pu.shbuUon vey." She is also a member of the MHS, Danny has prefered sub­ ing to Mr. Harry Smitji'a sales About Town 4-DOOR SF.DAN Color red and white, V-8 en­ Spanish II club. press to several of Mr. Wright's thony Kiibasek, and Beverly Leon-. was in the Guidance Office spoak- ca.ses where unfair employment woodgrained/SHEETROCK* jects in the field of math and class. As a climax to the semester NEW Custom 300, color snow white, radio, whitewall tires, nevy gine, radio, heater. Power GUdCjj salesmanship classes. practices are proven waij opposed European Slides In her spare, moments Carol en­ science. His senior subjects, ard. I ing with senior girls interested in a V-8 engine. Fordomatic, radio, work on salesmanship, each pupil Carole Rubin, '60 future job nt Pratt and Whitney. bv Frederick H. Waterhouse, coun­ Dr. Richard W. Porter, a na­ fireproof gypsum ItoaUboard H.w.O. est-or#. seat covers, low mileage. transmission, whitewall tires. joys skating, swimming and play­ which include "Trig," Solid Geo­ Yale Lil. Majjazine healer, new car condition. is giving a talk or demonstration An editorial on the' spirit of sel fob the Manufacturers' Associa­ tionally known authority on rock­ Come in.and aee this car. Very low mileage. Viewed by World ing tennis and lia'ening to the metry, Math Analysis, Physics, , , Three new trus-weod psttsrns— ranch mFULL PRICE W d ix l K x / a lis ts ’ '®" proper method of selling Christmas was written by Barbara tion of Connecticut. ets and outer space activities, will "Platters" and Sam "The Man" Mechinlcal Drawing, and English, i3 eill Iiy ijC lia iltr articles or products. Each student ...naiur* s ih m i informal "knot and grain" Taylor. In the opposite vein she Luetlgens, the aunt of Sue Luett- Waterhouse said complaipts speak Tuesday to members and $1595 $1595 TIm setiond attem pt for slides to certainly fulfills his interests. Dan­ will be judged on poise, appear­ guests of the Connecticut Section, # psttsrn; C h c r u v w o o o , a rich, radiant dislikes "people who think they ny intends to enter the field of gens, '60. against Connecticut employers ; to the High School World ance, voice, and the actual demon­ American Institute of Electrical fatthfullv repToduetd tonai SABLEWoOD, a atraight-gralnad know it all." Management Engineering, and the A copy of the Yale Literary have dropped in recent years. stration. There is no need to tighten the Engineers. A dinner will be served on America't walnut finish. In new construction or ovar TRADE DOWN AND LET US LOWER YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS proved successful at the Outside of school, activities fill College of ills choice is Rensselaer Magazine, America'.^ olde.st review, Teaching then was Miss Mary HOMEMAKER HELPS! has been sent to the high school Richard Wemmell demonstrated McGuire, sister of the Misses Cath­ law, he said. | at Les' Shaw’s Restaurant, New finttlgypeumvallboard... axistihg wallt, Woodgrainad SHEET80CK Jan. 30, meeting. The pur much of Carol's time as she is sec Polytechnic Institute. and discussed triple-track atorm Haven, at 6:30 p.m., and the talk A product of secants one wall or adds incomparabla retary of the North Coventry Pil­ by Barry Schaller, a graduate of erine and Anne. McGuire, teachers 1951 FORD 1954 CHRYSLER 1950 DODGE 1951 FORD " poic 4 t the slides shown by Martha Danny has devoted his time and windows. Package wrapping was About 12,000,000 power .lawn will be at 8. United States Gypsum baauty to the entire room. MH.S in 1956. Barr>- is now at­ here now. . Q,. f Prentice, was to offer the members grim Fellowship and a member of efforts to many MHS activities. shown by Shirley Berggren using mowers are in use in the United 2-DOOR HARDTOP 4-DOOR SEDAN 2-DR. H.T. VICTORIA the church choir at the Congre' tending Yale and serves as execu­ STATION WAGON an opportunity to practice creating For four years he has been a mem­ materials supplied by Sage-Alien. States, Confirmation classes will meet Radio, heater, defroster, color V-8 engine, radio, heater^ Ford­ gational Church in Coventry. This ber of the Science Club. In addi­ tive secretary of the magazine, Another item of Interest was the Suburbia .ONLY ^ New Yorker, Model. Power vlvi(i leads. Taken during Martlia's which is published by the Yale Guns were a popular topic a* Rob­ tpmorrow at 10 a.m,' In Zion Luth­ Country Squire. V-8 engine, ra­ steering, power brakes, power maroon. Runs very well. An omatic transmlaaion, past summer Ckrol worked as a tion to that he has been in the article on frogs. "Frogs have been, tour of ' Europe with the Girl Literary Society. ert Hart actually demonstrated eran Church. Tomorrow evening dio, heater, excellent second whitewall tires, $ 4 0 S counselor in Arts and Crafts at Varsity "M" Club for three years. for the past term, the main animal windows, power seat, SQAC $ 0 7 Scouts last summer, the colorful The magazine consists of a ae­ different t.vpes of B.B. guns and the Lutheran Laymen's Bowling tt'iro 2-tone naint. the Coventry Day School Camp. to be dissected and studied in Mr w hitew nll til’P** W ^ CftT ^ * slides showed soenes from six coun­ Our legionnaire was al.so on the ries of articleij, by different au­ Don W right tried to sell a .22 cali­ Leaigue will have a social at the Carol's senior subjects include Today tries, France, Germany, Denmark, Student Council. thors, including Eciith Sitwell and ber rifle. John Nechitilo convinced Personal Notices church after the gajnas, at ap­ Spanish II, English IV. College Switserland, Sweden, Norway, plus On the musical side, Danny en­ John Ciardl, both well known the class that th» type of diction­ r proximately 9... WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A GAR OR SELL A GAR ALWAYS SEE of frog dissections for Mr. Emery. the British Isles. Chemistry and Modem Problems. joys thh music of Pat Boone and poets. Each tells a part of the ary that he was selling was the ■iMRmiHHgSSa Suggestions for leads included She lists English and Spanish as Glenn Miller.' His favorite song is life and work of Ezra Pound, one best on the market 1rHE MAGAZINE OP PLEASANT PUCES CariJ of Thank.s Manchester Assembly, No. 15, her favorites. In the future Carol •xprsssing the idea .of Europe be­ the Moonlight Serenade. In his of the "greatest living poets.” The Different types of records were much in 20 years, have they ? Order of Rainbow for G^rls. .will ing a mixture of the old and new plains to attend Springfield (Col­ spare time he enjoys both listen­ ThA (amlly nf John W* Roasi winhea hold a rehearsal at the Masonic articles relate many adventures played and discussed by Jon M°r- to extend their heartfelt thanks to their BUILDINC; MATERIALS gid quoting one of the various lege to study fort a teaching career. ing to records smd hunting. experienced by Pound, tell of some hardt, while Burton .Johnson and friendfl. relatlveii. neighbom and nure- Temple Sunday at 2 p.m. < eomipenU concerning the pictures. Success will surely enter Carol’s . A most successful future is pre­ of his philosophies, and contain William Paquette "tried" to sell OUB NEW COLOR GRAVURE MONTHLY FEATURE In*mr ataffI of Ufinchemer Meinoriai lloe- plUl (or their underslandiiicic eym-nynvym- LUMBER FUEL 11m sUdes offered a wide range for future life'. dicted for this well-known example some of his works. The review their------cars.------A ------Royal typewriter. , . ' ’ Soroptlmrata will hold a busi­ BEAUPRE MOTOR pathy and many alndneeiiee. ___ _ durin* In* theirneir ■, Between "the place where She is the daughter of Mr., and of the all-around young man. has many pictures of Pound, de- demonstrated by Thomaa Freckle recent---- berearement"______in* the * ■I om ofqT their .hitr ness meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. IR O A D ST. AT WEST MIDDLE TURNWKI •glm" Sweden, and the Mrs. Francis C. Martling of Silver Danny: ie the spn of Mr. and Mrs. picting many different phaaes of [ton, wa» auppUad by Raed's of the plications must be in Prinicaton I beknred wife and mother. \ at the home of Miss Bemics Juul, 336 NORTH MAIN ST^TEL. MI ^.5268 OPEN EVENINGS •I VtmlUes, France, there St, NoHh Coventry. John M: Dormer, 259 Porter St. hla life, ' Parkada, Feb. 14. Application forms ai John.W. Roftfl and family. «» E. Center S t iMMllhnlMMWB |MiaU p t In- ) Donna Mstcalf, '59 Donna S a n d ^ '59 Bob Seelert '60, ' Marga Itoddard '59 available in the Guidance Office. I U --t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 PAGE BtBVSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1969 «, it PAGE TEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE cbuplcs club. The group has ______BUGS BUNNY ' OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Bolton changed its regular meeting date CoiienJLry to the, seco- rOlS’LE OF DAV5 — HE WANTED 1 ----- billinc 1 Curtain----- of Prayer ./.nthcon al United * 1 5 0 OF mine,BUT! HAD NO 2 Poems 'Ilie Coventry PTA of Robertson Town Liaison Tax IncL quete, portiea, aliower*, fA B JO eO UNDER THE LOOSE ‘ IDEA HE WAS TRVIM® TO 4 Performances .Methodist Church next Friday 1 •te. 60AHD FOR ia 6UCKST1LL , 3 Drama arid’ Centcf School heeds only 13 nPlus Deposit NICTIMIZE- aw FRIENDS 8 ----- Jockey miLs' he mane by Feb. 10 with without words mor^ members 4.0 meet .its goal of HIS Re m it t a n c e c a m e i n f ^ W , ALSO' 12 Mrs. Eddie M i s . R. Kneeland Jones Sr. ha.s Mr.s, Elmer Weden of Keeney Dr. LONDON,6l5T I^AS FLAm S Cantor 4 Helps 20ft for. the y.ear, according to Mrs. been named community liaison Thei-e will be a nursery for small $ 1 .6 $ Delivered 5 Walking stick t h a n a PRIDE'S CAKE AN 13 Lure Hetman, LcDoyti public relations person for the Connecticut As­ children during the afternoon wor- I I Tax Incl. MANCHESTER HADTDSTIFFARIA . 14 Notion 6 Shiny sociation for Mental Health Inc. .ship hour. Mothers who take chil­ Plus Deposit 15 Males ornament m chatrm.-in. One of her flrst aclivlUcs In the dren to the luncheon are asked to 7 Sainte (ab.) 25 Eucharistic 38 Mexican Tlie unit will have a panel die- new assignment will he attendance 18 Nine-angled wine cups shawl carry a box lunch for them. Milk BOTTLING CO. Agures 8 Finger cuseipn a t -8 p.m. Wednesday, at al a workshop on the legislation vrill be provided. ★ ★ ★ 9 Sacred image 26 Band leader's 40 Legal claims Robertson School on "Cooperation program at the Statler-Hilton Z-* 18 Landed stick 41 Property item Teacher Aides 10 HENDERSON RD. )i (s . properties 10 Dispatched Between the Home and School," Hotel In Hartford on Wednesd.ay. _____ 11 Man's 27 Kind of 42 Clumsy boat Mothers who will assist the Ml 3-7922 BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Earthy 43 Mineral vein "oludy Habits,” ’ "Homework." and The session will bo addressed by teacher.s at the Co-opeiative Small Dottles nickname comedy Mgs. Ella Orasso, .secretary of ALLEY OOP materials 28 Weary 44 Among ‘‘E;;tra .Curricular Activities." Kindergarten and Nursery next Case of 2 \ ...BUT WHATS KEEP 17 Stage Wiliam B. BilUngham, principal stale, and Mrs. William S, Hnm- MR ! TM SORKV WCVt WELL I THINK 21 Mystic 29 Skink 46 Individuals week include .Mrs. Paul Shea and South Off THERE'S US FROM SHIPPING HIM , ejaculations whispers at tha.Robertson School, will be mersley. chairman of the associa­ BEEN UNABLE TO IN AS AN ANIMAL? 19 Adequate 31 Bermuda, for 47 Horse’s gait Mrs. Donald Carnell. .Moniiay; $ 1 . 2 0 GET YOUR MR Oxy STILL 22 Give forth 48 Consumes the panel moderator.-. Panel mem­ tion's legislstlve committee. Mr.s. William Warnock and Mrs. 23 Fracas instance A panel disciis.slon Ip the after­ Tax In ft. Confer St. ADMITTED TO TNE 24 Moist 24 Remove 33 Frighten SO Suffix bers will Include Mrs. Robert P. T. J, Crockett, Tnc.sday; .Mix. UNITED STATES 26 Gave gore Bowen. Mrs. « Thomas, G. Welles, noon will Include l5r. Wilfred Francis Warren and Mrs. Irwin I Plus Deposit Bloomberg. commissioner of North Off 27 Thoroughfares 1 r 10 tl Mrs. Robert A. Doggart and Rob­ Davis. Wedne.sday; .Mrs. Pas(|uale , (eb.) 1 z ) 4 C 1 ert Winkel Of the school staff. mental health in Conre licnl; Dr. Cafro and Mrs. Charles de Gannhl. j .35 Delivered 30 Girl’s name There will be a question and an­ Edward M, Cohart, professor of 'rhnrsday; Mrs, Robert A remit I Tax Incl. West Center St. 32 Man’s name r li public health at Yale; Dr. Jules D swer period. and ,Mis. Itohert Dixon. Frklay. Plus Deposit 34 Most crippled F n if ’ PTA National Founder’s Day Coleman, clinical pnifessor of Coitimlttee Atcettng @XFORD 35 FcrtiAcation will be observed Fel). 17. To com­ psychiatry al Yale; Dr. Harold .1. A Cub Scout Pack 1.57 commit­ 36 Compass pVint » memorate thie occasion of 62 years Mahoney, chairman of the Bureau tee meeting will he hehl tomglU at .^ < S O T 37 Misplace iT of Pupil Personnel and Special a r o u n d = i ago, the local unit will present a 8 n cim k al the home of F,. J. 39 Zeo Zl 22 1} Erlucational Services of the SLUc Ro-ser on South Hil. performers gift to the school at the meeting! 27 it All Parents not enrolled sis Deparlmenl of Education and Mr.s. 40 Narrow road r r r Clarence L Sager, chairman of Alaiu.hester Evening Herald 41 Metric i P members are urged by- Mrs. Jo­ m seph P. Eaton to do so at ’the s.-'s- the board of trustees' of the Child Rnltmi correspondent, Doris !M. universal CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER measures 5T r 52 Study and Treatment Home. 3* 42 Killed sion. Refreshments will be pro­ D'ltalia, telephone Mitchell ,S-.5.5tfl. vided by Grade 4 classrooms of Sewing Contest Slated 45 Ribbon A The National Grange home aew- ornament m Miss Marion Adams and FLobert Custom Pre-engineered % )« V Anderson. Meeting hostesses will ing contest with prizes totaling BY AL VERMEER 49 Funny men of i Fluoridation Petitions Filed. 5,50,000 will be open to local sram- I'UISni.LA'S POP show business be Mrs. Frederick Young and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett, president of the Manchester Taxpayers La-ague, right.- presents the league's anti- 51 One of the Paul Bordman. strcssca again this year. Mrs. WELL.TMEN] MERS i fliioiidation petition to Town Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel ye.stcrday. On hand for the fllmg were Arthur Pinney Sr., chairman of STUCK WER) JI i : d *3Av y o u IS Gershwins d n r 4 IT 54th Anniversary %ther oEficers of the League, Clifford Rautenberg, secretary, nearest door; Walter Mahoney, vice W ERE EVEN.'^ 52 Norse god Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wolfe local participation, says only pro- 3 I T H A T w president; and Oliver Jarvis, executive committee member. The. petition, which the League said fcsslonala are ineligible for the 53 Fencing r 9 il will observe their 54th wedding had 1,651 signatures, calls for enactment of an ordinance forbidding fluoridation of the towns wa­ H E P S OUT LONG.' sword anniversary tomorrow. It will al.'-.o contest. ^ O b 's ter supply. (Herald Photo by Oftaral, Non-Grange members may enter 6 a t m e .' Ill 54 Small bed IT te Mr. Wolfe’s 77th birthday. 55 Espouses The couple 'make their home If they are sponsored by a Gran­ ■B0t5V 56 Repose r W ger. Full details and an entry with a daughter, Mias Dorothy meet at 7 p.m. Afarch 3 at the home j Fxletuled Forecast blank are printed in the January OM, • S ffo p . 57 Knights (ab.) Wolfe. They have five other eliil- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fomo on Road Gels Patch GARAGES issue of Grange Monthly. Appli- NO, dren, Mrs. Nicholas Carchidi of Nathan Hale Dr. I P riftl from WE'RE ► /Scotland, Mrs. G. Raymond Jolin- Hot. LuneJt Menus To End Puddles' Temperalure..s m Connecticut for '" “ y n o t ; SHORT RIBS BV FRANK O’NEAL ■"'Son of town, Harold Wolfe pf East the next five days. Saturday /'o '" ^ nm 1 The public schools' hot lunch Hartford, Ri.ssell Wolfe Of An­ menu.s for the coming week fol­ Town H i g h a y Dei/artment | through \Vedne.sday. will average '» 3 to 5 degrees above normal. The *" I HEAR SOU dover and Frederick Wolfe of low; Monday, ravioli, siring beans, workers ye-sleiday were patching I Pinney’a poaaession. Storrs; and nine grandchildren and apple.sauce; Tuesday, beef pie with normal mean tempcratuic in the 6CT BIT BN A a low spot or W. .Middle 'Ppke. to 1 Hartford area for this period Is There are four clase-sa in the two.','great-grandchildren. vegetables, celery .sticks, gelatin . , „ ‘ competition, all of which require KATTUSNAKE eliminate an impounding condi- j i/ degrees, ranging from a normal ,,__ j ______Gift Shop Open House dessert; Wednesday, tomato soup, Clas.s I THlf MORNlNiSr. An open house will be held from egg, salad sandwiches, cake tion which caused pcdcstiians to high of about 36 to a normal low I.S for contestants 18 yenr.s old or 3 » i t 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday atl squares; 3'hursday, frankfurt m be splashed asi weel: by pa.ssing i of around.... 17 degrees. It Is c . ex- I more; Class 11, 15 through 17 the Helms Building for a to\ir of roll, diced beets, carrot slicks, cars. I pccted to be rather cold Satur­ ! years old; Class HI, 12 through H LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS the new headquarters of the Pub­ pea.s; Friday, liome-baked beans. Town Engineer James Sheckey day, warmer Sunday and Monday years old. Class IV. new this lic Health Nursing Assn. Thrift codfish cakes, cabbage salad, ice .said a lainstorm last vee.( cause/t and then colder again about Tues­ NO MONEY DOWN well- aizent you ] / N EVER ISH E /MUST TAKE ME AS n e v £ g -0 -^ 0 j year, is for contestants 18 years meeNTLSMn and Gift Shop, the nurse's office cream. Bread, butter and milk an impoundment at a point be- . day or Wednesday. or older who submit s dress for a 1st Payment O C T , inside THECA&N COMINSOOTTOMEET I AM-BEHINP THESE WALLS and clinic rooms. are served with all meals. Iv.-eeti the Green Manor apart­ Precipitation for the period will youngster under 18 years of age. ments ano the Manchester Shop- ’ A6l?geC>T0A1ARRY YOUR ERlOE- SHE IS N E V E R Mra, Robert L- Helms is gen­ Events Today on the average total alioul '« of vuBgregutors Eleo.t WHOEVER M y I eral program chairman. In at­ C\ib Scout Pack 65. Den ,5, at ping Parkade. an inch occurring about Monday Mr. and Mrs. James Ferry of UP WITH ME,AWW- tendance will be Mrs.' Thomas Yesterday, town worker.s grad­ and Tuesday. vjusr like the ■>01 A R E ' 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Joseph Lyman Rd. have been elected O’Brien, the visiting nurse, and Locke;'Gnb Scout Pack .57, Dons 1 ed the spot with blacktop to chan­ president of the Congrcgator.s, DIVININ' ROD nel rainwater into two calchbasin.s FREE r. wen S'. Trask, a.saoclatlon presi­ and 2. at 7 p.m., home of Mrs. 3 .11 IH»ES KEN.VMKD Bolton Congregational Church CLAIAAED 0\D NDO TRN J TOIHK TrtC tlTUE ^ dent. A food sale will be conducted the department installed there Hartford. Feb, 6 -/Pi Three CUPOLA iritb every CRlTreRS 60UI6 TO IM .W . Frederick Yoiing: Jolly Garden WOOUP- riRCT Alo? at the thrift shop. Coffee will be 4-H Club, 7 p.m.. home of James Friday. common pleas court judges were served. T. Laidlaw, leader; Explorer Scout The catchbasins were t onnectod reappointed to 4-year terms yes­ purehaie duriig FEB. [FI66&16, IMmes Ikrive Progress Post 65. at 8 p.m , Pond Hill to undergro.mri cojuluil.s winch terday by Guv. Abraham A. Ribi- Discount Prices CHILE- To date 5350.17 has been con­ •School; setback card party. 8 p.m.. I carry Bigelow Brook into Hilliaril coff. They arc Morr.'an M. Dube All Departments tributed to the local March, of Legion Home; social, 8 p.m.. South ' Pond, Sheekev .said. of Ne.'' Milford and Benjamin M. UNIVERSAL BUILDERS CORP. Di.nes. Residents aj-e urged to re­ Coventry firehouse: TYial Justice I Leipner and Sidney A. Johnson, TJd. I both of Brdgeport. The reappoint­ ’59 BOX 1708 65 SHIES SL, NEW HAVEN, CONY © 1M9 b» Wt* t*nrio*. 3 - i turn their.coin cards as soon as Court. 7:30 p m., Robertson School ' ARTHUR DRUG Im. M. — Al pos.sible to Mrs. Herbert W^ Love, ments arc subject to confirmation Cffr- >93 * h> 3mm* Events Tomorrow | CalluK I.08PS Suit "When do you suppose they’ll come up with a fender chairman. Grade 8 membership clas.s of i by the legi.slat’.ire. Vl'lthmit obligation please send FREE catalogue | JUDD SAXON BV KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELO tWat one can use and throw away?” . ^4>iit Birthday Second Congregational Church. | Milan, Italy. Fe'o. 6 ijf. 'Maria L»ca! fiisibs and B6y ScouLs will 9:30 am.. Church Community Callas has lost another fight. | n ) iV . NA.ME ______CITY------^___ I TOM, WHAT CAN YOU TELL /WE ^ ' ...SO, m a y b e ) take pai;t in the 49lh anniversary House; final sessibri for .hearings A Milan court ruled yc.sterday AU1HTIO.N4I HULKS FOB VOLR CONVENIENCE ABOUT A LOOSE SPISOT IN THE I BCFORB DR. LAURA WON'T ) of the Boy Scout movement, start­ ADDRESS______- PHONE. HHiiiMK __ — LAB...? WRISHT„. , DELIBERATELY J by Board of Tax Review. 9; 30 a m that the music ertic of t'r- n'’ .v:i-; the next day... -Y l 6UES5 YOU Y BECAME ^LEAVE THAT ing tomorrow and ending Keb. 13. to 4;30 p.m.. Town Office Build­ paper 11 Giorno didn't libel here . m ean THE ONE MISS ILL? ■ SPISOT OPEN. I.ITTI E SPORTS BY ROUSON Scouts with leaders will attend ing; .Snip. Snap and Sew 4-H, 2 when he wrote after her La.Scala ^ SAXON, PR. LUCAS 40 IF IT MMS their re.spective chiirche.s Sunday SENT THIS ENVELOPE, LUCAS w anted fixed. p.m , home' Mrs. I-ouis T),iltle. performance - of "Anna B o I e n a j FINALLY SO T IT PONE. \ MECHANICAL in utiffbrrtf; They have beefl a.skcl ja.st year' that she hired people to | By STUDEBAKER BUT SAID NOT TO OPEN (T .YESTERDAY. , i DEFECT, I'VE SATURDAY MORNINGS TILL YOU TALKED TO by Neighborhood Comrnis.sioner ’ Manchester Evening Herald (k)v- applaude hei-. ".siruc'c anriteurli'-'- j BANK ) A FEELING TOV\ 6ALL ASHER ABOUT SHE'D BEEN YUP. SHE Oscar Miller to be at then- f t ' l a f te r m e / SAID fi THIS NOTE'LL enlrv eorrespomleiit. .'Mrs. F. Paul­ poses" and wa.s "unworthy to ; A LOOSE SPISOT IN kfr'rt A WEEK. /THERE WAS ' BE ROUGH churches 15 minvites before the ine Little, telephone Pilgrim tread the stage of L.a Scala" | NOT TOO SMALL THE LAB... ------m - r J U I ^ ^ .-s VY^POTENT s tu f f \ f' TO READ. worship services. At lea.st 200 boys ■2-H'2Sl. ' The court said the writer. Ben­ NOT TO O BIG YO KAY, SEND U rtTri IN THAT JAR and .50 adults are enrolled in local HIM AROUND. AND DIDN'T iamino dal Fabbro. was only ex­ OR THURSDAY EVENINGS BUT JUST RIGHT WANT IT scouting. Miller pointeil out today. Berlin — Berlin's Tempelhof ercising his normal right of ar- LEAKING, SORRY Boy Scoqt Troop 57 will take Airport, built in the 1930's, is said' ti.slic criticism. The soprano was . ^ ' f S C O U T IT TOOK SO part in a candlelight .service dur­ to be the only air terminal in the ordered to pay costs o ' the cas- LONS TO GET K •*• *aa1 fwAsns Cer*. \ 4 ing the 10:1.5 am. .servicc.s at tlie ! AROUND TO IT.., Jt A WfldllgSh *w4 ______\ world where planes load and un­ She had sued for 100,000 lire First Congregational Chuich. load pa.ssengers under a roof. ($1601. Cub Scout Packs 57 and 6.5 Boy B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Scout Troops 57 and 63 and Ex­ WEEK plorer Scout Post 63 recently re­ BUZZ S.WVYER BY ROY CRANE HEH HBH, PRETTY SNEAKY WAY ceived citations for their programs TO C3*r A RIC>e'. _ for the year given at the Nat-i RESIDENTIAL CO.MMEKCIAL NATIONAL BANK HEV/ CO EASY WITH THAT STUFF I'M GLftD YEAH... MAKE A K. chatig District banquet in W'illi- j 595 AAAIN STREET • AAANCHESTER, CONN THEM AIN'T POWDER PUFFS WE'RE LOAD I'M NOT ROUGH LANDING manlic. I FI I.I.V INSI KF.I) FLVIN’ 'T f v ' THATS PYN AM ITE andbiooeY.' (luh Awards I A Ci-i' 2-DOOK SEDAN THIS ■THEY WIPE TtH) UP Awards distributed at the meet­ GRtAUR plane! VWITH A BLOTTER. ing of Cub Scout Pack 57 this week Radio, heater, undercuating. while tir » follow: Bobcat. David'Orr, Peter Wm. Dickson and Son tirea, Iranaportatlon, efe., e.vtra. * ------Higgins. Joseph Phelan: wolf. Wal | • — — ------dri Batting,, Gary Lewis. James GreenJeaf gold a^ow on wolf Drive One Today badge, Batting,ting, James Greenleaf. Painting and Decorating Mark FrAnchch: .silver arrow on wolf SPEriAUZING IN CHFRCH WORK badge. Mark French, Batting, j • ESTABLISHED 1915 • Denner's stripes were awarded Ml 9-09'20 M.VNCHESTER r FOOD KING 1958 NEW Ne« Y«»V HersU TmWm Frederick Young and Frank Fomo. The cii'i pack committee will j AND EXECl/fi^E MOR'IY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLi I SLEPTWGHT THA-PSNOEXOJSE. BUT16T1LL Advertisement WEEKEND SPECIALS | MORNING MIt. BOOMER THRODOriHE IT60 HAPPENS THAT MANAGED TO GET) I EDSELS MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD fMeORRYIlMLATE.' -t alarm I0^€R6LEPTTHI6 TOTHEC3FFCE v n jf/ y / / / ON TIME,' -AND NOW TO MORNING, TOO... "-AND BY GOING INTO THAT HOUS^ ALONE, FOOD KING i:. S. TOP CHOICE QLALITY BUFF DEPT. '.58 EDSEL 4-DOOR SED.4N TO CAPTURE THOSE BANK ROBBERS, SECTION 97 YOU PROVED THAT YOU ARE ONE OF -AND YOUR Start New Suburban Delivery Service L. S. TOP CHOICE BON ELESS ’.58 ( ONVEKTIBLE THE BRAVEST OF M E N -A MAN LEGACY,' MV HUSBAND WOULDVE BEEN '.58 ST.VTION WAGON PROUD TO HAVE AS AN HEIR,' ’ CHUCK ROAST 69c I I ’.58 2-DOOR SEDAN FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF DEP-r. PKU'ES .START AT GENUINE LAMB SALE I FORES (55’hole)—Eb. ' I (Whole)— Lb.'49c J i 'v

FRESH ( APTAIN BY LESLIE TURNER Extra 1 AM NO BRAVER THAN THE NEXT MAM. THE IHFORMATIOW'' RM 60l 'SOME SNOOPER TRACED THAT' l.|?. Lg. D o7,. DELIVERED W ITH , , lAcKK. BUT I COULD TAKE DEATH I SAVEbVOU that EQUIP.MENT MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY IF WE'RE WOT \ e A5IEK, IF MV MISSION TO YOUdJ MKiHT'VB HBLPED FOUND IN a s - Y c OOMTRY had BEPM FWISHEPil IN OUR FIOHT FOR A WHITE SLICED— FTJLL SIZE 36 .MONTHS TO PAY LUDOK, LACJY DO YOU THINK. IT'S IT SURE HOURS, WE'LL BE FREE WORLD WILL STARTS SUNDAY VERONICA. IS EXPENSIVE? LOOKS THAT BLOWN TO BITS IN DIE WITH U S -., n 'vVEARING HER Wa y . THE NEXT SC BREAD LARK and EDSEL NEW NECKLACE. ON THEIR L BELA! TRADE-INS FAMOUS HAJRIGOLD INDIAN* RIVER SEIJOLESS FEBRUARY 7 > ' < i T \ '58 ENGLISH FORD GRAPEFRUIT 10 r.. 59c '57 VOLKSWAGEN Contribute Generously FANCY SHNKIST CALIF’ORNIA SEEDLESS •54 PLYMOUTH SEDAN To Your NAVEL ORANGES. .. 39c '54 MERCURY SEDAN , , i/ones* Scout Development Fund WAl.l.EN'S RESTAVRANT TYPE ‘54 HUDSON JET JEFF C6RB BY PETE HOFFMAN THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS 'S3 PACKARD COUPE NO, PONIJ AND THAT'S MORE ‘ Sur, 4VA MILITARY HOSPHAL OVBiSBAS. COFFEE Lb. Vac Can W* congratulate the le y Scouts of Amorico oil THE SCAR YOU SPEAK OF WAS [ \DUONLY ^ THAN ANYONE EU6E • •. . • '52 STUDEBAKER REMOVED BV PLASTK SUB3ERY TRIED TO ^ IDOINIE INCLUDING SIT DOWN, COBB/ J their 49th cuiniversory and pledge our support. MR.COB0/..:YA(OHAS WHAT I'VE GOT TO I Fortner Cheney Mills, WHEN THE ARAW 006 SHRAPNEL DEFEND YOUR BROTHER'S BRO0ABLY FOftStOn TELL YOU MIGHT EA'SE Hartford Rd. and '49 CHEVROLET SEDAN OUTOFTHAt Pine St. SHOULDER./ NAME/ THE WHOLE OSE MY conscience; BY NOW/ ManchMtrr, Conn. We ore offieidt haadquorton for ol ^ewt - BANK - PLENTY OF LOW TERMS forms, oceossorios, dtc. FBEE PARKING H eiw rt B. House, president-qJMfutr&iurer of the J. W . Hale dhdu.C/ E. House' * Son jSrms. is qhoMnV/ftbftve (rtght) accepting the k^'s to a :neht .E^iish,FbnI'tni(dc from Mert (3«y,"Mlesmsn Parcel .pickup servloe. B . . h £ B 5' ^ jM r ear. . The J. Wv Hale Corporation has for tho'past ,fekr months emplftyed’ s Corps of women to make a k sflrveyOT'the outlying districts Teberw many new.home developments-have been built. Duripg this tiipe more thi^ iZOO new-charge accounts have tieCn opened. It wks found, however, that .in order OPEN 10 A.M. to 18 F3T. MONDAY Thru -n itR S D A y ■.I?' ' .■ ' ' to pt^)||>rly. ^rve these. fsontlies frequent d e li'v ^ service would be necessary. For'that reason a new Eamish''Ford Thqmee panel -truck was purchaseif from Moriarty Brothers which will provide . OPEN' » AJU. to 10 P.M. FRIDAY and SAXtJRRAY '/ L: "W * * ■ ' ' an economical vehicle tp make three deliveries each WMte to Vernon^. Wappin^, Rockville, South Windsdn Bast fHUutford,-Glastonbury. . ^ s 6 s s s l m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY fi. U>fi9 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EV ENING HERALD, MAN( HESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRU.^Y «, 19B9 PAGE TWTOiVl

THE Wiidians Point to Upset Win f / West Coast Cities Testing Grounds for Pay TV Hera Id A ngle aOtUMCVG By Face Vnheaten EARL YOST Braves Hone Hatchets Pay as You See Correnti Early Signed Contracts Back Sports Editor Montreal’s Big Boom CCIL Leaders WRONG STANDINGS I t FADAV HOI SKWIVKS * WOMEN’S l.EAGI E U RST ^IDE re c : .Standings Ht&ndinga ■ Diirkpiii I^eaclrr Three leagues—Hoy's •luiilor al Standings System Likely i Red Sox Hopeful Changes Will Help For Approaching Race \V L Pci W L W L. Pet. T h B. M o ^ - r From Cubs, Indians Ihe Manehesler Bowling Green. 1(1 .77* Earlv Imdcr In Ihr 29fh nn- At Windham Spatiiln.s ...... 57 19 ,7Mi Wsimit Restsiirinl . 38 13 Oliva’s Kssn ...... 35 AP>f=>BOPaiArB Champions of the Grapefruit League last spring in Florida, .Automotive and 2' .liinlor Girl* — Pagam s ...... 32 1.1 711 nuni Enalirn Duck Pin B«Mlln|t Hollmg Pins ...... 40 36 .526 Hohhy Slioppe . . . . 26 25 TVI& /N ^POQT£> but third in the final American League standings, the Boston New York. Feb. 6 (.FP)—The way the Bradley Braves have ap|H>ar In have Incorrect Binndings. McCann s Service ...29 16 .644 By Mid-Season ToiirnBnipnt at fho l.iioky MCJ'tT BEuOfJSt .As It has been inenttmied in Ihlo .’^lullela 40 .26 526 .lon -P i's...... 26 2.5 New York, Feb. 6 (fP)—The Chicago Cubs and the Cleve­ Red Sox hope that a new general manager, new acquisitions, Bv PAT BOLDUC Dan-Maid ...... 29 16 644 Strlkr allpy* In W llllmnntir la To MC-X.BV'A hon^ their hatchet.s, the approaching three-team run to the , , , r XI rolnmii previously, league secre Flying Saucers ...... 28 ,28 .500 While I ’.lass , ' 25 26 land Indians are ready for the start of spring training. The Renn'a T a vern ...... 23 22 ..■ill Maurlrr Oirr^ntl. Tlir local HABOEST plus comebacks by one-time key pitchers will enable the club Missouri Valley Confei’ence liasketiiall title should be a dilly. Takp the w ord of M ntiches- rertaln ot the sinml (’offee Cups ...... '29 47 382 ■Manoi .Sods Shop . . 21 30 New York, Keb. 6 (/Pi— Sani Hartford Rd Grill . . .36 20 ..156 InMiranccmnn turned In a K''™l HITTEB Cubs joined the Indians yesterday as the only major league to go all the way in 1959. Y'es, even the spring training site The Braves, who sharpened up ter H igh Coach Elgin Zatur- ing» by adding both the \%on mill Doitlde Rollers ...... 24 . 316 Flet( iiei (llass Francisro and Lo.s Ange1e.|^.j Tile fr<'nt-r mining SpaPilas up Both the Hnhh\ Shftppe ami .P»n- West Side Tavern ...10 1.6 .222 eiRht atrlns total of 1,1.11. Hr baseball clubs with all players signed when pitcher Dave Hill- with an 86-70 whippiriK of Seattle | ^ four-game road sky, the Indian.S are not goin g lo*l co'lnmns. Both ahonld base tlie has been changed after all these year.s from Florida to Ari­ endeii tlie b'.hing Samera 3-1 to [p n pinned 3-0 vutf»nes over the Armon- Tavern .. ..i6 ,19 ,1.1.1 m a j o r leatnie hasetiairsj a>eraceouhle t ‘Irnpplng the ftrat game to fifth- diirkpln bonier for more than Dick Drott also is In service, but getting two fourth places in his In the Thread t'Uy Like the vKr- That would be th» televlalnp of ence, with .Niiburn. Kentucky and| \gtional Invitstion 'Tournament. Rainbow Clut> ...... 41 27 Boiler,** Hitting the weeks finest single place Henna 'Favern pace-aetting 20 year* and la a former Man­ he has signed for 1959. first two aeaaons and then piloting Eity, the Red and White .layvees the major leapne pamea on a pay- the Sox to third place in both ’ Mississippi Stale, raq hope to would be no surprise to tee ell Garden Heslaurant . . 39 29 Top single game efforts were ami triple svereri to chester limn champion. Hillman had a 4-8 won-lost rec­ ■, match the Mo Valley-for clas.sand, jn tournaments w'hen the alao look to avenge an earlier set-, as-you-aee basi,* A.a outlined to ord la.st season and an earned run 1957 and 1958. No one wants a back in the 6:4.5 piellmmaiy Gaudet Jewelers ...... 38 30 tuinoil in h\' \Iue Hus' 134. Liz were H'lo Winter 114-105-1 15 334. gain a 2-1 win. Dan-Maid con­ F.d Ko\l« rolled I.OIfl amonK baJance al the top of the league Mai-oh classics arrive, with the Jon-Di's ...... 38 30 the Associated Press yesterday by average of 8.14. winner more than the easy going A few minutes af>i the ln Hama 111 Hen Cormier 110. Frey I19-11H 333. Ma?\ Chnp sion to the seventh place West Standings u Cincinnati and its great Oscai | Regained Winning Touch :ts i>amel 109. Ann Meyeis 109 scription TV plan Is beinp readied was brisk Thursday as other clubs delphia. Detroit and Boston, not to ment consideration by Hall Tues- j Memorial Store ...... 23 45 3 man 105. I1r»t ('owles I08 Hulii •S;de Tsvein. The Milkmen won the for introduction in thet wo Parifir w. L. Pet. Robcrt.son is the front-runner in at Johns i.NYi returned to 279 ('aiohne .Ianul\r 108 .lean Noutie also received agreements from forget the thousands of loyal New day ninrht. Zatiirsky remarked. I Manche.«;ter 'Pru.st . . . . 19 49 O.strnnder 121. Alue Beebe 118- I opening .string but then lost the Jprrv M aor<“ Lrad.'b .Songailo ...... ,. . 7 1 .875 the MV with an 8-0 league mark : .Madi.son Square Garden and re­ 250 107 Ihlma M00 st. Loiii.s. carrying a l2-ganie win-f gained itr winning touch 85-76 Loieiilzen 106 ami FAel>n Hutton The Los Angeles Dodgers boost- i can see little Improvement, if any, Willimantic Friday night amL Thank.s to an easv 4-o fo Siaum 112-107 Anne Tweid\ 107 low of 469 in the final game Mc- ever since IP.vT when the former Nasaiff Arms ... . .4 4 „500 ning streak, and Bradley trail with j over Richmond Utah fattened Us j victorv over the celUr-du oiling loft. Toiirinp (iolf Pros ed their signers to 24 when .lim ; oyer 1958. knock off Windham Being elnu-1 Rulh Mt Intn.sh 107-109 Flsie ('enn s Service Station raptured New York Olants and Brooklyn Parkade ...... 1 7 .125 .2-1 confercni'e records. Both de- Skyline Conference lead by Irim- iJunlor) Gilliam, an infielder-out-1 True, Bucky Harris is running inaled from the tournament i\ocn- I Crown ('leaneia. league-leading Pniimi 107. I‘*,dna Hilin.«ki 142 Vi nil thiee points from the Hartford Itongers fir.«l announced they .Iiinior League action al the feals wore inflicted by Cincin-! ming Colorado State U. 68-48. and ' Herm's Cameia Shop booste«| ds Pvd Grill to deadlock Dan-Maid Into Srroncl R o i i i k I fielder, came to terms. Gilliam ,he front ofifice. succeeding Joe n’l mean the end of the .sea.son foi ( HITU H BOWI.INt; LKAM K Chapman 111-116, Shule\ \'ittner would move We.sl F.ast Side Rec la.«t night found nati, i F.i.stern Kentucky held its Ohio i lead t<4 three full gamtvs over the 128 I'nris fin.sel 117 Am\ Pirkey for third spot. «ix games behind batted .261 last year. Cronin who moved upstairs a.s 1I.S. Well he in there baithng all’ ' Standings That i.'. talked about by just Manchester Parkade edging L. T, lyol to Come ; Valley Confei’ence lead with a 72- I r unnel s-up Mam he.Nter -V u I o 121 105, Marge Holmes lOft 107 and the lesders Phoenix. Ariz. Feh f* T A A pair of New York Yankee president of the league. And Rudy the way Friday U r. t about everyone but Skiatron Wood. t.T-.ofi in an overtime. In the Part.«. the .\utomeii fon-eil to .set- Pete Aceto 1 2g-3 28-1 29-385. youth brigade commanded by 25- ...... catchers pul their names on the y„rk who had a big part in the Biit there's still a lot to com e; 69 decision over Tennessee Tech Halls vu-tmious Coach Dave .Si J a lues i 2 ' 71.3 Chu kie Berzenaki 122. For months the company, re- , , second game, league-leading Son- before the race wind.s up on March i ii last nights other features. IIF for a 2-2 stnleiuale \\ith Gau- Russ Tomlinson 125. Art M4iii.ro portedlv involved preatly in the >yar-oM .terry Mapee of Toronto, er Nas- ‘ ^e list of | pennant the club won in 1946 Deacon, wliose club trails the North Methodist '2t fi.'iO gailo Conslruction ran ov Dan Smith, the scoring ring­ , det .lewclers Third phu e Rainho\v 129-348, Stan Sasiela 133-342. double franchise shift, maintained tanada, led today s parade of tnur- .signed champs to 10 Darrell John- p. ,, p„p^ ^ ype when Bradley entertains Cin-' Whippet.s )>v two games in the ('enter Congos i 1 • . R50 < (>l NTR3 <’M B UOMF.N ] siff Arms. ."il-IT. leader of Bradley's lalanoed team ('lub turned )»ick fo Wsickowski 126-338, Bill silenec on the ba.sis that it could mp pros into the second round of son, u.sed sparingly, and rookie cinnali on its home court. In be- ' (’T'lL pennant 4’ha.se, wa.s Inclined St .1 a (lies' I 1 ' 5.5it Standings With .lack Reid and Gary Me fold, this time as a coach. led the Braves with ,20 points as ('laideii Heslauiant 3-1 Manciies- Pagam .1 r 125, .Iim Wiley 126, Fox not disclose information that would ^he ,120.000 Phoenix Open Golf (Pe John Blanchard were the signees. tween. Cincinnati has another to agiee with the Ima) coa< h Si .)(>)m s ...... 52.5 W L Pet foiincll teaming up to carry Through off-season deals. Vie Seattle lost i!« fourth in 19 games te: Oplu al sliiit mil Mam hes- ,51.3 Kochin 134-355. Ding Farr 128. Tournnmcnl load, the Parkacle broke into the The Boston Red .Sox signed two game wlllt St. Louis, and .‘It.; "You cfiiild beituue tlie first to Temple Beth ...... Shdeis . . .4 1 23 fi41 put it at a competitive di.sadvan- Jerrv Wertz was acquired, Jim Bushy. against oollege foes. Seattle stayed tei Ttu.st 4 0 ami .Ion Oi s split ,513 Walt Snow 128. Dsn Newcomb 5fapee moved out front ye.*og their total to 14. Casale w'as oft-injured Wertz is the key new Th^se slioiild be sotne games. ; ley a 42-30 halftime lead. Bradley NF.AI. PRESCOTT Stme in otlier ruatihes Noi l h .M et hmlist I t I .188 Roiello i.lR produred the week* knocked one atroke off the Arizona time. After trailing ove battle the way the\ did tonight Spins ...... 32 32 500 But when qiiesUoned vesterdny 5 score 'o H’*' Arniv mo.st of last aea.son man and he must be considered a hitting at a 46 per cent season Rack In Action Nolewnrthv sc ores w ere aid lim ­ Second ( ’ongo.N 475 top score*. th f company said its plans had ‘ liih course record A^fD T i i . three periods and by a 29-26 score with Cincinnati currently fifth in ' They were tough right down to Seii.pe ...... 2ft 38 ,40ft oeriod joined Boston late In the cam- question mark. Boston has been in the Associated Pre.ss national poll pace, made 30 of 63 field goal at- j ed by Fta\\Bean 335, Mill P'sher ('ommumt \’ l^aptist tft3 eUed to the' extent that if expects .'oung ( «oadian. a str,ranger C A N A M B N ^ ’ at tlie end of the third I the v^•^e They gave us fit.s ami .Spni es . . . .1 9 45 29( palgn and made two brief appear- need of a long ball, hard hitting .with a 15-2 overall record. Brad- ; tempts 127-.348 .loe Gnnavuh I3l Al ('enter < 5ingt>s ' 2 i t2.5 ^telecast into Los Angeles and "< the pay window this year, fash- Parkade rallieil in the final pe­ hail us hanging on in the early mo- 'I'he .Sliders nuW lead bv one MEfUIHANTS LEAGI'E T/-IOiZOiXiH L.S' ances F.arlev was with Memphis first ba.seman ever since Wall ley eighth on a 16-2 ledger and Tony Jackson sooted 32 points FaUetia 125. Joe Vin-ko 1 42 335 Kmnnuel l.mheian 425 San Francisco homes bv the mid- the record round by master- riod to knot the score at .27-all and Ivv Loop lA'aders Tuent.s " game after taking ihiec of foui Stnndlnge of the Southern A.ssn. Dropo's great freshman year in St. Louis ninth with 14-2. and Alan Seiden 28 for St. Johns, Pete Bar let t a 12fi .h>hn .\inlei .soM ( 5iris m dia i Jdher an C2r> ing: the bumpv and liphtnin^r fast I .send the game into an overtime. IdUely .St«rl6Ms pnint.s from llie i el la i-t'«> had hioiipht hnwla of While Reid was setting the pace Plav Road (iaiiies Zaturskv uiay gf> aUmg with the .SoHie.s and the runner, up Spin- ('oiuiuiinity Press . . . . .5 1 .8.13 playing in 100 or more games, stronger clubs since the la.sL time| streak for a 13-4 record. Two free 337. Fred Nas.siff I2ft ami Guy Soutli .Metlindi.Nl 325 T\- ol college football games in protest from many of the veteran. I and scoring 21 points. Gary Mc- same five yoiingsteia \shn h started leis nl.in pinned a .3-1 Vic .* Soda Shop . . . . .5 1 ,833 could be the necessary spark to they .saw each other Cincinnati s j throws by Pete Brunone and three Dovan 153-362. Sluil I'U* \ h 1 nl ICU Mil u e? e I Connell accounted for 17 markers. against the Wan mi s Pat Mis- f*vpi the third pliie Strikes 'The While r.in.** 3 1 .sno the two coast cities. . , , , : have the pennant flag flying atop nailed nine in a row since it ran by Don McGorty in the last min­ New York. Feb. ft '.4*i • ('o- .«0 (Med i)\' Ni»rih Methnd .Kl o\’n The sports tcleoASls would be' needed only 13 P'Hta Ini ’ I'or t.lip Icemen, Bill Eagleson Knicks Defeat tretla, Wes Ke.shlet, .^kin Fi.sii- Splits blanked tlie .Setups 4-0 Dari's Pane' ...... 2 4 ..13.1 Fenway Park in October. Wertz into two-.selback roadblock in the ute enabled Maniiattan to win it* leaderR Princeton and I>art mouth 8l Mfiivs nnd NmHi Muihodisi 'D part of over-all programming , POR“ iK " fo'ir-iinder-par .20 on the I pumped in 20 tallies while Roger PETE Rt'NNELS er. (')imk SHlnmned all partiri- The tie fnr first place remained period and falling behind, 12-.'i. league can boast. .lackie Jensen in rightfield and It fell to Cincinnati .57-.50 on Dec doubleheader tions. The cost of viewing a single One stroke back was toe ( amp^ this weekend. gelic Mike Reardon for Keish Cunliffe Motors 1 1 4 ' .Innu'.s ill o\>) South Metiiodist. f a n t s ll-.is week as Ihe rn-leadem, Oom- 20. Biicknell handed Temple its 12lh game has not been set, Skiatron ' hrll. Knoxyille. Tenn 23-y^nr^oId Nassiff Arms rallied to knot llie • * * ' j Frank Malzone at third. Tlie lal- DeC'orm r Motor s 1 1 4 (33 Temple Beth Sholnm n\'ei St niunity Preas and Vic's Soda Shop And now Bradley is streaking los.s in 17 tries. 79-72 as Boh Eric- F.ach has a holiday and Salur- Pi'esuotl, used sparingl\' last 'I'lies- said, but it would be less than a furmer collegiate golf and basket- score at 27-all at the half. Then Straight Tilts T \1 "If ^ *’**•'' established himself as tha appears read\’ In rei'lflim his Alcar 7 8 • 4ft7 .l(»|in St Hiidgcl s ovei Sp( (»nd raptured similar 1-0 viotorie* over after a close third period the win­ l o o ivlail} 118 I best at the hot corner in baaeball. with six victories since falling to son seined six points in the clos­ flav date with a second divi.sion ( day <;ARnE.\ *.KO\ E < ATERKR8 fan pays at the gale. of .stailer after reiovenng Hollv^voow York. Fpb. 6 '/T5 The New likely flip-flop thcVll he tied uith fi'oni a *cveicly sprained ankle Man Auto Parts 5 Ti 333 ther an o\ er Orilei <’ongr egationai W 1. Pet Ijindscaping. respectively, "nurd Frick said todav it is proper that ^-year-o <1 lohn McMultin of, that was never threatened, k'or ' ifs." honors aftei- a great year. al- . . ^ York Knickorborkers are makinp: 7-n record* bv the time Ihe firing , The 6 2 senior mi.a.sed the ftrsi Man, Radisitu 4 11 -2ft7 ill ('enter- Congregational i2» and Rci epdons ...... 12 4 T5f filate White Glase nipp^ Dart's pay-TV should be given a trial on 1 Oaks, Ca^lif . u ith a «nt VOU CAnI No team ever won the right to though his final halting average Sweeping all three pointsfrom ('otumunity Baptist rolled to a 2-2 ' 1 1 aeu'EvEi like gnats to the Syracuse Nats in is over. Windham game Buf(c(a ...... 10 6 .62: Dsirv 2-1 in another match at th# a regional basis But he added that; Tommy .Tarobs, allf ter rages 1,2 lallies while Phil NaUonal BasketbairA^^ p|av in the W'orld Series unless it dropped until ,200. The Thumper Windham ('oach John McMillan Hollywood Ser\-K e I''ef'onnier slalemale...... 10 6 62! Y \* i Vs'mAT \0vi I F'linrelnn i5-0t takes Oulings ...... unUI a thorough test is made he "h o II celebrate his 24th birthday Hence chipped in with 12, For the ' the Nats nine was strong down the middle - Williams, who edged Runnels will bank on the'loop .s .\’n, 1 Motors gamed a tie for the lop Week's finc.^t semes were Snioi gashot d* ...... 7 ® 4.'* •Scores of note were pinned by week from today, at 66 .SpoiLsmen Rriice Badger scored i Doan Stevens Lotvers Record game winning atreak again.sl would not want to comment on its " have virtually catching, pitching, shortalop-scc- for the loop batting crown, is the poml-get ter. .lohrin\’ \5’healon. l.*ou rung with ('iinhfre Motors uhu h ( balked up bv Sandv Hanna 128, St’erldings 5 H •IKI I Kd Bujatiri'.is 147-127-34(1, Joe Some of tlie familiar names be- -and the I only 300 hitter in the outfield. At Brou n . 2-31 tonight. ami tlien Rav Bernstein national significance to the game. H markers while teammates D o n ' ( h e ' „nd base and centerfield - a . Sorarclii. Bill Culpwi and Paul nipped cellsroiwelhng .Manchester Sinn (3rzvh 130 34 (’linuhakes 4 12 .2,50 I Picsiit 152. Oari Bolin Jr. .344, Simmons and Larrv Bates each moN'es on to .Ne\s Ha\'en for a test Will ( ’lo.ssen 132-34.5 Art He said he cotvsidered pav-Tt' still . popping up at the «7 mark Knicks in the Ea.stern Division. Red Sox are weaker at these spots 40. Ted ran be expected h "'* As Manchester T(tps Hartford Manhand m his starling lineup Pvadiaio?', 2-1 .Anothe? 2*1 y\(- 125 344 Ry virtue of an easy 4 0 forfeil ; .Mike Denhnp SM>; Hank Laraon added 10 with 5’ale .2-3. tomorrow Holmes 137 .Inhn .Mo? ton 125 F'red To be a matter left to the duscre- v ? T The Knickerbockers demonstrat-, than mo.st American League rivals, slowed up a step or two Ann h‘" Norm Duclos and Larr> Rothblatt lory was rhalkefl up hv third plai e win over Ihe r'lamhakes the Re 12.5-141 Harvey Johnsorn. 388. y , Galif., Martv Fiirgol, Lemonl. I t Mc('uny 138 342, Bill Mii'nrUiv tion of the individual clubs , oT^ary. Bellflower, Cal.f , pd their masterv of the Nats again Sammy While has steadily been reflexes are no longer aharp like Dartmouth, also 5-0, has an are expected to share the bat k- Alcnr ov Ar the .Manchester .^uto cepHona moved into undisputed ■lames Gladys .13’?- Ken Seaton V MTIXiET EKAOI K VVinninp Ihe fir.sl four events and rnnipiliiiR an early 27-7 scoring eighl-game string going into^ Pa 11 127 Tonv 5'acf>no i2fi Kddie An Quick Answer Harris. Winnetka, III , are last night with a convincing 111- going downhill and he's the No. 1 rourt position left vauant hv the possession of fust place, Iwn games ; 1.11. AI Pirkey 125 and Bill Chap- Standings matches al Cornell il-4. ami at Bill (’hajunan l.ift-3ftS. F7d Ka- (ler.»4on M.3, F'd S<'ot| 126 336 Tf>m Basil Estrich. vice president of^eddlocked • 198 victory in the first game of a receiver. Inability to make the,bat o\er ,200 hut ties . ihje t advantage. Uie « ell-lialam ed .Manchester High School swimming injury to ('aptain Andy Czurhry aliead of the Buffets and OtiUng* : man 97 without a mark. ,, w. L Pet. manv numerous minor aihe.s and pains squad made Hartford Public ns .sevenlli victim in eight meets this Columbia . 0-5 > I'lie Indians' jaucius 125-358 .lolm Maiorca .Ma* Dougnll l3l F'rank Monette Skiatron. had quick answers foi®^ Tiie hard-luck trophy of yester- Freak Goal Beals Bruins doiiblf*header in Philadelphia. The dovibleplav has hurl in Wheaton has sroied 231 points who are lied (or cunnet-up honors. Fletcher (TIar.s ...... P 1 .POO Bobbv afflict a man his ag^ in th* ve.slerdAv a meet *t task should he somewhat easier 125-346 'I'c'i Chambei.s 128-336. 344 flovvaid Holmes 351 and Nino statements from San I rancisco round would have to go to home town Warriors beat the St. g-ames o\*er the seasons. winter Onlv one m hnol record was broken in lengim romjietition and boa.'sls The Outing* whipped the Smorgas- i Rika ...... 6 2 .800 ' strenuous game of baseball. than Pnmeion's. f'orneil has' .leny Po.a.sum 138-339. Don Car­ Acelo 336 T WEDNESDAY LEAGUE city authorities, coast telephone p„Vgol He was six-under-par Ixuiis Hawks 106-P.5 in the second Doerr was the last good pivotman the high .schoi'l pool Houg Ste-• an overall avIKI-E STUIKF LEM ilF. Shirley Cillnei ItOJIfi, Amy W L Pet. who indicated they felt Skiatron'a; out.of.hounds tee .shot and a The torrid third period shooting has never been a consistently a fine lil.-i.t effort in tile 10il-.\ard Ta.sk Made Easier mond I 12' with M2 ami Manliand Bathgate Takes Lead j Peck Luml'cr ..... 4 5 .444 prediction is that the Red Sox will a school re<’ord 14 in a row sim e licipants this I'HSt week at the Y StAndings Piikey 107 120. Ann Meyers 110, Ma,nche.*ter .Motors ...35 13 .729 program was loo ambitious and three-putt green cost him a triple of Ken Sears enabled New York strong throwing shortstop in more orthoilox liroa(.stroke. ilfti with 10.5 markei,«< are also 1 Manchester Auto Part.s ,3 7 .300 not finish irt the first division. a season-opening \ i( tor\' over alleys W Is Put Arlvne Noske lOd, Mary Brown 11.1, Correnli s Insurance . 31 17 .848 costly to be put Into operation by t^ogey eight on that hole, to take a B’ a game lead over the years that one wants to admit y’ci.s.c.i.c Biic;, S.,it i lui ned in ranked among the t'ClLs leatling i Wvman Fuel ...... 3 7 200 Eor Laluinet Eariii CCNY Merriir.« Ma k^t . 44 10 rtOk Dot Baldvga 101 Mane Heben- Don Wilhs G arage___ 28 22 .,542 the middle of the year ^rt Wall, the leading money 222 I third-place National.' sSears had 11 Don Buddin. best of the current hia fa.ste.«l time with a rac \ 2 07 6 I Ma s k Bill’s ...... 2 7 It s a full week end piogiam of 20 scorers. V\'i)co '15401 42 21 667 stieil 111 and Frsn ('‘lajidall au­ F A S Gage ...... 21 25 . 479 Dodger owner Walter O Malley , ^mner so far thi.s year, was sev- of his team's ,21 points as the rrop. muffed grounders and throws I niifiiial (rainc clocking in Ihe 2')()-'yanl free.-uyle. REST\1 KANT IsKAIil E In NHL Scoring Bace 111 Added Handieap league pla\’ for all the Ivies ('orrentis In "ranrp 37 2fi ,:.. is at Yale and Har­ Glut's Grinder.s1 , . 34 20 .MO I Merrill's .Market ...... 10 38 . 208 signed a contract w-ith Skiatron, ; Ventun, the defending champion point advantage and increased it to season or threw the ball away the nine event.*, with a tie being - U' L I', t ketball game turned up on the recorded tn the lOr-yard hark-' ,\ew 5*ork, Feb. 6 '4^ The la.*k vard (2-3. at Cnlumhia in othei K ii8 ia k T ’^/ani|>i00 W 1. Pel tlie net wiiuls up a.s tlie winning goal. 1 The powei-ftil i..i Montreal^ I ..second place, downing Hankard. Tlie boys were cloc ked geri old 7-year-old eampaignei who »'aid al ('ornell and Penn at out of 1.5 score won tlie e s t in the slH mh" Ha VP Mai Trml out victory over Iasi place Mer- had advanced a million dollars to most all the way to move to with- The varated spot looms as a tossiip jp^vi.sh Relief Fund. The game will l>ake Hou.se...... 37 30 4S7 Fig B a ra ...... 4.1 11 .Vifi a .scrappy Manchc.ster A. to Part.s, In the excellent time c,f 1.07 2 : has an opportunity to sweep four BrovLn. •>ide Rec Midgel fouling shooting and Cath V vcn a*'! OH lly rolLtl rill s Market moved the aecond the Giants. Hockey al a Glance iCanadiens haven't won in four starts. The .New 5'oi'k in two games of .Syracuse. The between Gene Stephens. Busby and |,e staged March 17. St. Patrick's (7hatterho.\ . . . . 31 4f) 4 0k Dates A Nuts ...... 41 31 .56fi Rangcr-s. who lost tlieir first five* ------27-18. Coach I>ick Sndanek'a tanker.*' ma.ior handicaps in Florid* this I contest last night Twents boss ihree mf>re games if so why” place ( luh lo within four points of Bstrich said signing of the Thiir»uiia, Medley relay .\Ianrh<*Pter ^ torn ligament. 139-342. Pete .lankovvski 340. Delork. a transplanted relief ar­ Dols and Dashes scored by Dales A Nuts over Ihe triple game* were Jini Martin 127- vidual .scoring lead, breaking a placed hv Claude Pronnvoat of the rbeir downfall as (Dormer, Slcuen.s, McLain and Hialeah management «x- ' 2-2 tie i)v the ('hallrii>ox Re.s- ('harlev Mc(*ajthv 128 (Jeorge tist. topped the staff witli 14 de­ Fig Bars, with Ihe victors pulling 127 36.5. Tony SaJvalore 150-358, deadlock with the C.nnadiens Boom ' y,out , pal Royals of the Quebec ,2 Larry Bigge.'t hands in pro basketball Trwle). T., 1:58.6. j pp<-ip from eight to 10 starlere in taurant by five gameH f'ellar- Tellier 12ft and Mike T'enhup 125 Boom Geoffrinii Jacques Plante League. The suhsUtiile took over Lovett and Bramard hitting oon- Becerra T*romi.scd cisions a year ago. Tom Brew­ belong to Cliff Hagan of the St 200-vard fre<»at\|p 1 s^tuek;^j-,p mile and one eighth rate. dwelling Rays ResiauiHnt abut even with the losers in the won fuck Buckley 112-156, John Sim- Montreal's clas.sy goalie. has a' er won a dozen, one less than lyriiis Hawks. The former Ken- Rlipp, o.it lluid place ('avev s Re*4lauianl aml lost column The third place mons 132, Stan HilinskI 132-128-385. wilh Toronto cading L L frank Auto Parts starteei (Ml. 2. jNsbonis iHi. .3. H.in ' M ’ Bard.slown has top weight of 126 Baron of Bine Crass, 'rKLLPHONK LK.AIil F groin injury Terrible Ted Liiid- Mahovlich and D'eK Duff paced Frank Sullivan. Both Brewer t„ritnke alle\> pinned simlfir 4-0 w'ln* over the U9. Pel* Aceto 130 Ctharlie Var w L P(l ru k 125-128-361, Ohe.l Nowickl 130- big used car 1 prees fits. each. 'Hie ('anarlicns have lost' pltis authors. Willard Nixon, one- nier Globetrottf-r and NBA star. . . brod (Ml. 2. NeiUen iMi .3 Bern-, p^onth, duplicating his 1957 vic- More Than Baskethall Coach Producing the week s top scores Sugar PlumE and Bfrri^s. raap^c- bach,doing the bulk of the scoring | Linemen ...... 7 .’>«3 127-359. Rill Chapman 133-129-37n. Night's Kesiilts two anrl tied two in their most re l>is Angeles, Feh. 6 ..tPi Joe lime Yankee tamer, won hut one Ted Lindsay, Chicago veteran, led lar iHL T. 25,8 • tory jw fip \\’alt Arckivy 125-146-393 1 ively bit they started their drive too' In.^tallalmn ...... 7 .^«3 rent, effort.s. Becerra of Mexico today' looked game last season before being sent loii Fontinato of the .New York 100-vard orthodox brcasi.stroke .Saturday Attraction Ray F'lnnegan 126 Nick Bohnsk: \Vf*#»k a bast aingla ganiaa ware Fred McOirry 127-351. Lanky .-Ml this came aliout a." a result late. j ('able . . - ...... 6 ft .^0ft Wairkowski 1J7 And Larry Bates forward to a promised crack at home with arm trouble. Rangers al the stall of the week — 1. Steven-s .Mi. 2. Goekei iHi. xhe $50.000-added Santa Mar- Ry .linimy Rrewlin I 125-339. Walt Suchy 130-350 lollad by Janet Mailhoi 121. Marge of action la.st niglil when Neii f'lelclier'.s continue to plav out­ Repaii ...... 6 ft .'.00 344. WIIVJTE the world liantaniweight title fol- Boston needs pitching help, ^a the most penalized player in the 5. Zaglin »M). 3.. 1;15,4. garita Handicap, a mile and one Skippy Kearns 146-365 Ben Pa- Holmes 118, On! Gnwlea lift Mary York blanked [>elrnit .5-fi, (2iuagO| standing teal' I'all with all play­ L'-xinglon, Ky. i NEAI - Cent t a 1 (5f fk e ...... 7 417 loM'ing his 10-round knockout over Frank Baumann, a bonus beauty. National Hockey League. But Diving- 1. Bvirrk iHu 2 I^^wd j for fillies and marea, is the gani 126. ('v Giorgelti 128-151- Luraa Iftft* Arlyne.Noak* lOft and edged Boston 2-1 and Toronto de-j ers turning in groat floor games. When this season opened. Adolph PBX ...... *> 417 Bobsled 1’ille Mon ex-rhampion Mario D'Agata of has been a fizzle in past trials. Ted gfiei- i^u's first fighting loss on (Ml. 3. Kostenko (M). Points. Saturday attraction at Santa Ani- ^371. Dick DiBella 346 .lazz F'uller (ieorgik Smith lft5. fealed Montreal 6-.2 11 • • I I 'I *3ob Constantine 'vith foi.r field Ritpp g-rumpily went thronffh a .8 11 three matches Linemen THI RSOAV HOrSEWlVES Italy. Bowsfield and Bill Monbouquette. ipe jcp to Gordie Howe of Detroit 40.97. . ta Park 'I'he New Orleans Fair 336. Bill Sheekev 336 and Paul Bathgate increaseil h,.s point to­ B y Br.ltlSll Id V e i * • Roa'-s and fotir for six from the pile of pre-season netvapaper and; over In.Rt allat ion. PBX ovei- Cable StrAndlngs The 2l-year-old s e m i-n o v ie e two sophomores, hold the key to one ran look for the Ranger had- 100-yard freestyle ] 'Phomp- {;rounds offers the S 10.000-added magazine roundups without hemp, , Morns 336. VIUeA(>E (^lARMERS L Pet. tal to 6,2. two more than Geoffnoii, • • foul line led all .scorers with 12. from Guadalajara was never able , the mound staff. man to \aiilt back into the lead and Rejiair ovei (>ntral Offu e with a goal amt two assists Red' Rick Schauste- w th 10 points, all ■on iHi. 2. Towle iM>. 3, Ammon Louisiana Handicap at a mile and able to find more than nominal were decided hv .similai 2-1 mar­ Htnndlnf a Ten Pins . .11 19 736 to knock his .23-year-old opponent Pete Runnels had a terrific year ^ pefore many inoie games. Fon- (H). T . .^7.2 one sixteenth. Bowie. Md . opens 37 Cold cash savings on I Sullivan chip|ied 111 witli two goals .SI, .Moritz Switzerland, Feb. 6 in the last .lalf. and Steve Cole notice of hi* defending N(’ .\A J IM O R B(^5S gin.** leaving two-wnv deadlnt'ks VV L Prt Rmvl-a - J et s . I.". .486 down but a badly battered right at the plate last season and was tinalo was considered the rough- lOO-yaifi butterfly 1 Kliman- 18 .472 . as Gump Wnrsley chalked iiji Ilia i/T, Lt Colin .Mitchell, a British with eight, all in the first quarter. a 44-day meeting Saturday wdth champions representing Kentucky StAndingH ff>r fii.st. thinl and fifth place in Man. Auto Paria ... 47 29 .618 Pmnps , . . . . 14 sharp, Safety-Tested cars! eye brought a halt to their ached- adequate as an infield handyman, p^t. toughest defenseman in the owski I Hi. 2. M(l>ain (.Mi. 3. the Earlv Bird Piirae. a prelimin- ” if j knew we weie going to'i . 11 19 .458 second shutout of tlie .sea.soii. both I-orce te.st pilot from Little scoriii}, column. The ron- L Pet 1 he ( 1(ise .sf H nd mgs Howard Oil ...... 44 32 579 ! iiled 1-round fight at the Olympic ' His best position is first ba.se, but league who was king once the Bernier iHi. T.. 1:104. ary to the SIO.OOO Abraham Lin- g^i such little publicity.’ thei 4ft .444 Big selection—see them today! against Detroit Sullivan lias sin t oiiimon. .Sussex uon the World' ^nued great plav of Pajil Quas- ...... 1,'( 3 k.33 Du k Huniet I3u arvl Fume M( • Garden Grove ...... 4 1 35 .539 Ro( kettei ...... «h,. . 12 .Vmlitoriurn last night. with Wertz around he'll wind up padded gloves were tossed on the 100-yar.l l.ackstrnke 1 coin Stakes there F'eb. 12. [ Bftron told his team. ‘ I d have 41 .40.1 goals In his last tliree games. Oiie-man Bobsled Championship was the main factor in li dian.« ...... 11 7 61 1 Neill 34 1 authored the week's best .I<7hnaon Paint . . . 38 38 .5fk> Rowl*a-Deara ...... 29 Becerra, weighing 118. will meet second base where his weak jee and hare fists started flying Dormer (Mi and Hankard Two years ago Bardstown wat ; taken out some ads ' Bowl- a-Jet,* P.-inliiiala ,...... ft 12 •’ 0 o .scores. . .larvi.« F\eally ...... 31 i5 .408 3'he runnerS'iip A freak goal by Pierre I'llnie at i . , , , ,o- . ’ , the (■hampion. Alphon.se Halimi of : throwing arm won't help pitrhers That wa.s until Howe broke his 6. Dorenius iMi. T , 1:07'2 upset by Summer Tan in the Me- Rupp likes to have himself gamed verv litlle ronsolatiftn tn SALK 1 4:03 of Iho third prnod maided scmetl a total of 30o 6 sec- old. he handles the ball like ^ I {Tj-ance for he title here in late I of enoujfh Light jams. nose earlier this week and emerged Giants 4 14 ■-’72 Nasaiff ,Arm.a 27 49 .355 FreeKtvle relay Manchester ! Lennan after winning the Tropical, *nd his team well rated, sn the! all fotir poinia from the WAS PRICE Chicago to down the Bnnn.N I'llnte tmils.... J . ,r_..for six heatsi p- throe vester-1 veteran. Mark Monette. Bob i . , ’ * u t “ Sinf^le-s of Oft nr he: lei Vi, BO\ S Jl MOR LF.AGl E Second place Howard Oil traila winning I vcLcio,!!. za I May. Matchmaker George | Ontaide of Runnela, other bright, triumphant. Davis and ; Handicap Bardstown then went on highlight for this reason < Hine' the victory sUcing' only lofted the puck into Ihe Boston , s ...... Nona Gi’u-^ha 113 Mae .lenack 112 I alty and a game miacouduct lauto- •loQ Tour, father of Milwaukee s : Imockoul. Gaspar (Indian i Ortega may be I'll have to win this one big so Kirby, 135. I»s Angeles, 10 F'arm’s Nadir. 118, and the Fair i , rally, vou have to be around 110. Janet Bynholski lOfl and Edith $2095 Saturday, Feb. 7 'Dilips ...... 13 5 .722 Rrgal Mon « Simp . . F'^l’Zflhrlh .luul 108 Shirley Holmas ’57 CHEVROLET I matlr ejection- for protesting a first baseman. Frank Torre, in a The referee and the judges had going. theie's no question about it." Miami, F'la. F7ddie Beattie, Lawn Farm s Sharpsburg. 116. Kentucky and h^ar w^hat they 107-112. Pat Shultiess 107, Dot RomanOwskl 106 $1895 next in the W'eighls. Both were ' Pom.':eltiss ...... 12 6 667 \'li'R Sofia Shop 9C 7 C U D I I FairlanA 60« 'penalty called on a teanimat^' smut for the Braves. ' Smith Bt Rockville, 8.30. Becerra ahead frpm nine to 11 MTiether the trend continues or By edging Ortega. Jordan earned 138*-i. Hamilton, Oat., knocked out say about him. McCann lf*7 .ludy Mrosek 106 Hated at 3 to 1 In the early odda. Or^'liiils ...... 10 8 55ft Singlf"* nf 195 or w l ■ W H II 4-Door Hardtop $2095 poinLs al the windfip. not w'ill be determined in Madison title shot with Virgil Akins and Billy Hall, 152*7, Norwood, Ga,. 4. There was a Sunday aflernr>on f'arnlme .lanicke 105 and Kllen r $1895 Cagliari. Sardinia Piero Hol­ with Bardstown the favorite at « 19,^2 when Rupp, Dean Ab Roses ...... 5 13 .278 Mi-r^iriy 114. .If*ny ELKS LE.AGtB Square Garden tonight when the bfial him., GardeniHH ...... 5 1.3 278 Reichf^l 105. lo, 109’ 2, Italy, knocked out Cor- to 1 Kirwan and the writer sat with F'ranlv Sc-oU 105 Al Ne.vtfiii 115. Atendlng* ’57 PONTIAC Hardtop $2395 welterweights clash in the tele- "It could have been me, " said Lad.v Piipper.s . . 3 15 167 F7d r’o.ueite W. Pet. $2195 vision (NBC, 10 p.m., EST) 10- Gaspar. “Now I have to fight rado Moreira. 107>2, Chile. 6. Steve Brooks ride* Bardstown, . q ,. Herman Donovan, the I'^oug .M cBrml V 116 Singles of 80 or betiej Liiula 114. FV»h PHtrick 106 Mike S.m- BO^ S’ II M OR LEAGI .700 BA SK ETB A U i rounder. ' my w'ay back." Glasgow, Scotland Frankie , with Bill Hartack aboard Nadir, | pppgi,|,,p( Maxwell House Armory Package ... 14 I IZT $2395 Bellefleur 85-82. Judv Pisch 81-8^ mon.s 113-106. Rirhai'd Fish 119. Standing* Patten Builder.* ...... 14 .700 ’57 MERCURY Although Stitch is unranked and Ortega, a pro since he was 17, Jones. Scotland, outpointed Alex j and Howard Grant on Sharpsburg. went over the point-fixing $1895 SCOBES^ Roirerta King 83 and Jane (Vantlall Roger Poe 121. Todd Potter' 112. W I. .650 Ortega still Is the‘ No." 6 contender, has a 47-14-2 record, including 20 Ambrose, England, 15. (Fly-i • 'scandal whiih had tnused the Lea's Market ...... 13 80-81. MikE* (.*ov 105. Don Simmon.« 112, Rruins » 4 .400 I ’57 MERCURY ’ -HaJdtV?' $2395 Sta'ndinga the older newcomer from Louia- kayos. Most o f his fights have welghtsi. Four of the six American Hockey [ the NCAA to suspend the srhool Fred's Package ...... 8' $2095 LaiTV White 114 and Phil P.uscom Rangers k 4 Capitol Equipment ... 7 .350 6 W L Pet. \ille is the 8-5 favorite for his Gar­ been tough scraps. 'Victoria. B C. Bobby Hick*. I.eague coaches are former New ( from basketball competition Roys Is 6 6 .200 16 OLDSMOBILE gg yDoor $1495 Manchester Trust .5 2 .714 den debut. Both Ortega and Stitch like to Seattle, knocked out Joe lyipez, York Ranger* of th* National »nd for Rupp to be blasted IN TE R.M ED IA TE I ,E A 4 i ( E 106. ' Deci's Drive-In ...... '4 $1295 .Standings Lions 6 6 The stalemate for first 4-Door Fairfield Market . .4 .2 .571 Stitch, a sausage stuff er for a move in and belt away with both Mexico City, 7. 1 Lightweights I. Hockey I.eague. I throughout the nation. W. L. P( ! Red Wings .5 7 for firi»t plae« Hardtop $1695 House A Hale . . . . 3 4 .429 Louisville meat packing firm, a hands. On style, they should I A* t starter, w* asked a mild .\U>RMN4i 4iM>K5 LEAGI E The stalemate I ’56 MERCURY $1495 Kiipp hikI Ifcrcforil* Yankees ...... 7 3 ,7ecial Affairs** .MIXMI IXirill.KS Blue Jays 12 10 354 .lohn Sasiela 130-362, Pete $695 I line W'as Frank Boyd with 14. Ed- in Gov, A- B Chandler's big. hi* day a work, ’ Kf).st*s ...... ■ I 5 ■ 1 »o"terey$495 limelight last year. He had 12 Mandint A Robin.* 10 ■ 12 Brazitis 343, John Madigan 146- ’>EAW HFRnilRV H l C I U l l i n f Convertible ' die Fischer, who seems to improve thick-rugged office in the state He "leieive* dozens of leltei* VS OiohiO.** ...... 0 6 ,000 figthts nnd won 10 of them. Among Larks .5 17 151. Bill Pagani Jr. 130-346 and $645 I every game, led Gus’s wdth 1.2 capitol at FrankfoFt with Happy eveiv day fiom throughout the Alva hil l*uU4 e-i'.f . . 13 .T22 ,( Singl^^a of 105 or belter; Miriam I ’S3 NASH Stateaman 4-DoOr $395 BEER his victims were Charlie Cotton. BANQUETS - WEDDIMBS - OUTiNfiS Ant t h1-HPI III Wi'-nhu ki . 12 067 I McOormirk 118, I>oi Kane 114 Maiilvn Werner turned in I Jim Aceto 127-339. points. Al Tomlinson chipped in ! smiling when Rupp's name was i world requesting information on J^an-BUi 3'hmi»ton ...... 11 611 Duke Harris, Isaac Logart, Yama I Marge Butler 108 and ArUme week's lop single game effort, $695 I with nine. Bahama and Chico Vejar. 'brought up. I his system. Nanr.v-Noi m Warren . . 10 556 ) a ’53 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door" ” $595 ' FREE ESTtll4ATES— TEL EM 3-S7SS— IM 7-7483 "M y son Dan played for Coach ! He had his book. ' ('hampion- a. GhnaiFnii*'n-4'; Hampton 1“ .Y*^6 '! Noake 105. : 99. The second game saw Manches­ His victory over the high-ranking An important meeting of N. Rfihan-il Yi-at 10 .*>56 ' ."HIXRO DOIIBLEB It's back—the greatest bock ter Trust put on another strong Logart in Louisville gained him coaches, man'&gerg, commissioners R'upp, " the governor said. "He's ship Baaketball." tran.slaled into Barhara-DIrk Mr('onvill<*. , 10 .556 Standisgs . $495 belter for it. " ' Japanese and says, with a Mixen norni.r.5 I ’52 OLDSMOBILE '•88" 4-Dr. $295 finish to win. J. R. Cbmposeo national notice. He lost a close re­ and officers will be held tonigh). at Serving Conn, and Mats. Ina-8am VauaiiU ...... 10 :»56' MIXK.n DOI’BI.F.S Uai'ge-Joltn'Cushing '...... 27 of them all! For th a t. old- You heat this every place in straight face, he sold 6,noo more Maui(»• n-Doti ...... 5isM StnmllnKS Msiidins. did some fancy shooting in the last turn fight to the Cuban and then 7:30 al the W'est Side Rec. Plans pit \V I. Pet. i Ruth-Bob OstcMder-... m J7 MOST or THE ABOVE HAVE RADIOS. AtTO.MATir Kentucky, F'rom Ai thur i Bull I j copies. Arui4-Niuk Tu**ni\ .444 ' . Anita-ZIggy Olherl ...... 17 15 712 Glady.*-Herh Smith 38 fashioned bock flavor, insist quarter, getting nine points, .to whipped Bah8,pa in a TV fight and for the 1669 season and nomina­ • Your Hall or Our Ran(|,uet Halls iJt-upa W \ *-F I link KoprliA .. .444 R.-mh-Lcu Tiainalo ^ .800 ■m..519 TRANSMISSION'S and POWER EQUIPMENT Hancock, the owner of sprawling ' Lunch for the Baron consists ..Ki9 Naiirj-.lohn Claudinn .733 l.lz-Tony Sslafis ...... 16 17 .478 MUIle-QIlie Jarvia ...... 3* help bring home the bacon. He ] followed with a victory over Vejar. tions for officers are two of the Isiiuia-Dfui IlairiaQii ...... Atidrey-Henry Pre.v ...... 11 19 ,6.18 , Anii-Ernle ItcNeiU ...... 24 M OTHER MAKES and MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM on Schmidt's. It's a pleasure , Glaibdtne Farm, or I.4irry .Shrop- of a stroll across the street to Marg^-<»»‘or8r** Murphv ... .189 i Rnth-'Ernle Pohl ^87 ended up with 20 -points. J. V.] Ortega, top-ranked at the start; main items of business on tonight’s • Fainil.v Stye or Individual Service Hilclui-Mii'krx Zawiatowaki .189 ('ortnie-Jark Taifo., )533 Mildred-Howsrd Hsnsen .. 31 21 ..WS t Bdna-Johp Hedlu(i)l ...... g t* when vou do! i ahire, the Lexington sports edi- th# campus bowling alley for Myrtl»‘-Rill LaRiviPiP . Marion-Harry Buckminster 38 24 .5 1 8 ; Dals.v-Russ Uoraiaoa X 18 Compoaeo and Doug ' McBrierty of 1958, has run into a succession! agenda, • . , „ ^ V. i Thala-Kiglnald Moah**!- __ .1,11 Ruth-Ernle- Oakmin ...... 37 26 ■ .518 ! Rhoda-George. 'Maj- •» I? I each chipped in with eight points of bad breaks. 'The tall, swarthy, • We Furnish Everythin* ! tor, or (uiybody else. a'*20-Pcnt bowl of soup snd blftck 1 ]ruai)r<‘a-An><*rt 'Yfiat Olive-Joe . RosbaUu . ... .4S7 nith "rije Baron is a big man in the , coffee. He’ll dig down ’ into hia Wi'pk'H i4ip J4r4»rp« At Ihe MADch<^«t«''r MarRarite-N**ll Thomita .467 Peg-Bill Smith ...... 34 38 .462 i Uarlon-Winston for the bjjnkers. Marsh Potter free-swinging Mexican has lost .400 Riith-Fran Donohue...... 38 39 -.443 ■ Madeline-Torn Marrier;. Blue Grasa. He has ' rms ■ pocket (for the correct change Bowlini; Oiuen Bill Thuritton W4-129- Marff4*-JiM’i MuCooe ... so ,433 Bvelyn-Ken Butlrat ...... 34 IMNCHESTER MOTOR SALES ■ again led the Markstekra attack I three straight, all b y split de- Pro Basketball • Catering Up To 4,OOQ People 388, Sam VacijfnU 3.60, Hf‘im...... Wlrrz-.. Marle-Al Puzzo ' .400 Alwin»:BUt Lisk ...... -. 32 which total 1,280 acres. He is rather than break another bill.- 134. Irla Vacaii-^ Ann-Paul t'orr^nil .... ' .400 ChnrIotte-tTtarence . Lupien 32 30 ^438 Ano-Harolrt whiting ...... 0 ■ YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ■ with 21 points and was credited | cision. T^e Bret two were to Friday’s, Schedule r lilcki______337. Kil . -Do kmvfit ' . 14 .H48 Weelt's beatrec«W,4R|i*e~1 BOCK AS BOCK a Hereford breeder, with 110 Adolph Rupp does not give tl US-H2. Nancy Rohan 31^. Alva Z>ou- Pal-AI Lpgroa .:m Ruth-Eiidie Werner . ..18 with several assists: Jeff "Tybur' Don Jordan, now the 147-pound ^ Detroit vs, Syracuse st Boston. •** ,2«7 PejfCharlle UtUni ...... 12, Rec: Ollle Jmr — RAY DWYER, Used Car Manager ■ THOMAS BKNOIT THOMAS LOUOH head and he fattens 450 hog*. the impression of being an ex- cFti# 105 J#an Thuritnn 105. Don Jan-Ji.m Brozowiki. tSB. Herl> amll SHOULD BE showed a marked Improvement on champion, and the last was to 8t. Louis at Boston. iIAMES MIXtCUCOl Moas«r 139. Marv^ Murphy 108. Scores of note at'the 'Double Strike .Krnii,£rnle Oakman's Stt triple mpped Idl WEST CENTER ST.-rDpen Evenin{i:»r-.MI 3 -li^ ^ jj FELIX GBEMMQ a year. He la on the board of | tremely wealthy man, which ha njlevs; Ol(\'e ApsWjsf'lSa. U)U Dama- r^ticipaiiu tfeta sriiw' ai m west side 1IT.33T. Ann ~ his rsbounding and shooting abit- baby-faced Denny Mbyep. at the i Aaturday’s aobednia bara Mr.ConvilU 106-106 .and Aatfid, Mbriey 116 dlrectora of a large toliacce guc- certiglnly ii. ' WFtrfbickl Ui-106. te 137 and Bill XjOUTitr* 136. Rec allega. i . , C KHMlbr & SONS, MC, ntlA. fA ity, as he cwned. 10 points andiGatden last month, , . - . Boston at New York. picked pff his share of rehpunda ' “I thought I won thpi^ alL" said Philadelphia at MinnaapMia. \ V V • 5 / / f) • ^ K.

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Houses for Sals 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 MANCHESTER EVEJ^TING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1969 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 PAG* ftttmtBlSJf Articles For Sate 45 Household Goods 51 Tenements 63 $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three (XX) NEED FOUR BEDROOMS BUY — SELL — TRADE Help Wanted— Male 86 SHINERS fdr lea tiishing, whole­ FURNISHED ROOM, conveniently BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female 35 bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base­ Want to sell your piw*rtyT Aatomobiles for Sale 4! THERE, OUGHTA BE A LAW sale and retail. Camp Xleeting CHAMBERS FURNITURE located. One minute from Main MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. ^ND TWO^AR GARAGE? St. Ught housekeeping. V’oman board heat, trees, near bus, •Greenwood, Inc. wH b o y , (or aQ c l e r k ; t y p is t , •xp*rlenced tor TOOL MAKERS Rd, Bolton. MI 9-5685. FOR RENT—-Two room apartment Aluminum atornii and screens, new cash, Or work out « tnida. Quick WANTED — dlean uaed cara. 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HOURS Oood white walla, clean. r>riv8le. handling a variety of duties Posi­ HIGH HOURLY RATES Jewelry 48 Clearance Sale—all lamps. Group drive. Approximately 6 acreg of FOUR BEDROOM older Colonial. of floor, sample chairs, values up trance. parking. lOl Chestnut St. with stove, refrigerator and heat. MI 9-4460 tion, call S. A. Beechlar Realtor, 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Call Willimantic AC 8-3.808 after « tion requires shorthand and good Storage space in basement. Park­ land. Asking $14,500, Call f< - ap­ Excellent condition. Two-car ga­ xn 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, Aa« p m. or weekenda. If you don’t qualify for oas of I.EONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re- to $79, now $35, one of a 'Mnd. FURNISHED ROOMS, kitchen rage. St. Jamee Parish, $17,800. R. typing ability. Modem office, 37 ing—on bus line, near shopping pointment to see. Alice Clampct, THREE BEDROOM ranch l.ome In Bociate*. XU 9-8952. Member Multi* these positions, please do not ap- aln, adjuata watchea expertly. For many other values, visit our privileges. $$ a week, free park­ Realtor, XO 9-4543. F, Dlmock Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245. residential Vernon Center 1600 leaaonable prlcea. Open dally. store. center. For one or two only, $95 pie Listing Service. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR t L A ^ lH E p ADVJ. INTERNATIONAL pickup truck, hour, five day week. Excellent g ing 5 minutes to bus and Main monthly. Can be seen at 189 West square foot lot overlooking valley. MUNVAT Thru FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATLRDAT B A.M. very jfood condition. I1B5. Ford MAL TOOL & Thursday eveningt. 129 Spruce Hours St. MI 3-2822. MANCHESTER— Three bedroom (XXII) benefit program. Write 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Middle Tpke., Apt. A. Phone MI Fully insulated, aluminum storm tractor, four apeed tranamlaainn. ENGINEERING COMPANY Street. XO 9-4387. ranch home with attached garage. doors and windows. Automatic oil 87.8, PI 2-7211. ■ 3-7091, Ijirge I-rshaped living room with NEW SIX room ranch, one Mock PLEASE READ YOUR AD P. 0. BOX 2103 SIMMONS Beautyrest mattress heal and hot water, attached ga­ Klar Will Speak 291 ADAMS STREET NEWLY DECORATED room in 4 'I ROOM apartment. Will be fireplace. Hot water heat, storri from Green, All large rooms, two rage. full heated baaemen' with HARTFORD Fuel and Feed 49-A and bo.x spring, full size. Good private home, shower. MI 9-8354. windows and ecreens. All city baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ OUMiflcd or "Wwit Ad»" ar* taken over the condition, $40. MI 9-5845. available Feb. 9. Call Ml 9-5253 largo knotty pine paneled reerea- reiilenoe. The edverilApr ehould read hl» ad lha URST * IT 1940 CHEVROLET, four door 16.81 stale experience, education, age between 8-5 p.m. W, G. Glenney utilities. Convenient location to place. Full baacment, two-ear ga­ On Gartlen Design Ford Iwo-door. Call MI 9-5009, WELL SEASONED hardwood, flrc- itoit room, work ahop and slndio iJ ^ A K S aad REPORT ERRORS In tlnie for the neit rnwr- and salary desired. Help Wanted— ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur­ Co. $85 monthly. shopping, bus and schools. Ask­ rage. Youf ehnice of interior with riinnlng water. Ground niee- place or furnace, $5 and $10 loads ONE FURNISHED room with ing $15,200. Call for appointment decoration. R. F Dimock Co., Real UM. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE Inrorrw* or omitted FORD. 19.88 Iwo-door. Clean, afand- Male or Female 37 delivered. MI 3-2694. niture for every room Including kitchen privileges. Call XO :t-M41. ly landscaped, fruit trees and etc. James S. Klar, a member of the iaaertlon lor anv advertlaement and then only to the extent of a upholstered furniture and rugs, all SIX ROOM flat, second floor, oil to sec. Alice Clampot. Realtor, tors, xn 9-5245. Bargain at $17,850. Call owner, State Development Commission, ard ahifl. V8 Oood nibber, new steam heat, automatic hot water, x n 9-4543. ■make rood" InaerMon. Errora which do not leaarn the value of paint. Ml 3-1871 or MI 9-899.8, OPPORTUNITY NEED MONEY? Interesting well SEASONED hardwood for furn­ in good repair and finish. 40% REASONABLE — Large modem TR 5-7203. will be speaker at the meeting o< the advertlaement will not he corrected by ••make good Inaertlon. paying career. No- canvassing or garage. Available any time. 25 (X X lll) F aces, fireplaces, stoves. Top qual­ off on new mattresses. Electric twin bedroom with private bath. MANCHESTER—6' a room/colonial, the Manchester Garden Club Mon­ 1952 CHEVROLET alation wagon For a mature woman to work In eolleeting. Car needed. Call Xtl ity. free delivery. Ed Yeomans. ga.s. and combination ranges Convenient'location in residential Spruce St. MI 9-2662. COVENTRY for $8,800. - Four room day night nl 8 o'clock in the Fel­ nice condition, new furnace, one- BOLTtlN — Six room aplit level, dwelling wltli attaclied garage, y o u r cooperation n j I W | 3 . 2 7 1 1 for aale or trade, 108 Weat Middle a small mailing department. Previ­ 9-2609, PI 2-8002. - space heaters. Some refrigerators area. Must be seen. Ideal for 3’A ROOMS, refrigerator and car garege. Not in tract. Many wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ lowship Room of the Center Con- BE APPRECIATED ITII W M.! Tpke, with freezers. All sparkling clean working couple or will rent sin­ fireplace, artesian well large lot ous experience not needed. Com­ stove. Individual thermostats. Lots extras, full price $14,800. Beauti­ place, excellent eondillon 116.800. gregalionn! Chiirrh. appliances and furniture look like gle. References required. Phone 100x150. Immediate nrctinancy. He will present an illustrated of closet space. Available immedi­ ful two-family, excellent ondl- R. F. Dlmock Co , Realtors. Ml Call Alice Clampet, Realtor, for F iminvepresseshoppc pany offers fine working condi­ Situations Wanted— HAY—$30 a ton, delivered. Call Xd new. Electric appliances tested MI 3-6913, 9-5245. lecture on "The Basic Principals In Personal.s Trailers 6-A 8-6183. ately, in modern apartment build­ tion. $17,900. New ranches from appointment. Ml 9-4543. Lost and Found 1 OR VMVfiALES Gists ARE tions, liberal benefits program. Female 38 before you buy, Come in and com­ ing, MI 3-5175, MI 3-7997. $11,900 up Don't forget Mitten can the Art of Designing a Garden." ATOOSikSUSANCESiSli pare, quality and prices. Open 9 (XXIV) A graduate of the University of VACUUM CIJJANERS repaired In i e ix 'a R i36i, two bedrooma, Ex- Apply FIREPLACE wood—pick up trunk- ROOM FOR RENT. gentleman fit all yoUr needs like a "love. SPRING OCCUPANCY aieerful FOUND my own home ahop. Forty years t rcMent condition Completely fur- to 8. LeBlanc Furniture Hospital, FOR RENT Newly decorated four Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency. older homo in lovely section of MnssarhusetLs, Klar In addition to ‘'T iM V U S WILL CARE for child in my home fill or less. 78 Erie St., off Kecnev 195 South St., Rockville. only. Call 37 Chestnut St. NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. factory experience. All maxes, low | niahed 82,1.80, only 8100 down. St., XU 3-4415. rooms and bath, refrigerator and Realtors. MI 3-6930 or Ml ^ 5524. Manchester Four rooms, lava­ his stale job also has a private A way to save your back ano heart tIBiL IttNURB. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, for working mother. Xfl 4-1950, stove tncluded. Adults preferred. butlt-ln dishwa-sher, I'v baths, ralea free estimates, fres pickup .Tenaen'a Inc., lalwaya reliable). BPWiT* tH e p n , FLORENCE GAS combination SEVEN ROOM duplex, centrally tory, laundry room, aunporch on prnctlre an a specialist and con­ Parkway Service Center and delivery Mr. Millsr JA : Rolling Hilla, Route 44A, Mana- INC. located, 9-11 Lilley St. Open for Call XU 9-9083 after 5 p.m. BUY WHILE YOU CAN!! buill in stove and oven C( mplete- first floor, Four hedroonis, hath sultant In garden design. He is a inv/navpn,N.X EXPERIENCED typist desires range 2'j years old. Call TR Iv landscaped Amesite '■rive. R. 2-8904, field r.Arfleld 9-4479 typing or general office work at Garden— Farm— Dairy 5-1.815! inspection Sat, and Sun. from 2 on second floor I.argc walk-in member of the American Society Call m 9-8093 PARK A OAKIjXND AVES, Don't'Wait for rising prices and F Dlmock Co., Resliors, MI clo.sets. Barn with three car alalls of Landsenpe Architecture and is home. Call Xfl 3-8657. Products 50; to ,8 p.m. B'i ROOXIS FOR RENT. Call XII 9-5245 For a root on our automatic -now i KI-KfR-Rir -CMAVKRS, aale. and EAST HARTFORD MAHOGANY drum table with shortage of mortgage money. and large storage loft, /'lao at­ vlee president of the New England t o t a spot on I servuc Wc lairyI ni ry rnrda rutting] Auto Drivinn School 7-A 3-2220. Homes available in all sections of removal ser^dc* Household Services Roofing—Siding 16 Business Opportunities 32 GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, leather top. Duncan Phyfe. Excel­ tached workshop, I/ocRied on one Uhapter of American Institute of heads, f Hsrs snd most pflrts m FIVE ROOMS for rent. 37 Grove Manchester and vicinity, (XXV) Planners. A former staff member MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead­ Offered 13-A SEWING MACHINE operators. Dogs— Birds— Pete 41 while they last, 50 lb. $1.10. Mil­ lent condition. $25. Call XU 4-0413, FOUR ROOM duplex, two bed­ acre of land. Priced to sell for PARTIAL PLATE lost In or around stot K RusspH A Barbor Shop. COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, RESTAURANT business for sale. ler, 150 Spencer St. St. JA 7-2877. rooms, convenient location. Occu- under $20,000 Call owner MI of the Landscape National Park Spnuf St ing dnving school. Three skilled. Ine. Aluminum siding, asphalt- Main St.. Manchester. I'^lll liquor Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:,30 p.m. Night SECTIONAL divan, coffee ant’ end $15,500 Good substantial home NEW SIX room Cape, Weat Side, East Side Rer Bldg Reward. Call DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ shift, 5-10 p.m, KaKlar Tov Co., panev March Isl. Rent $75 Phone of 7 rooma, garage, deep lot. Close built-in range and oven, vestibule. 4-10,86. of Mississippi, ho has also served ------courteous Instnictora. Class room asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, license. Reaaonable terms, little Call tables lamps. 'Very reasonable. IIS assistant superintendent of the PI 2-8180 or PI 2-7338. _____ ------! inatrur.tlons for 1.8. 16, 17 year pany, doors and windows, custom 60 Hilliard St. CHIHUAHUA for sale, mahe. TWO ROOM furnished apartment XII 3-7693, to bus, schools and transportation. Choice location. I^arge lot 416,200. work, guarantood. Call MI B-1888 galvanized or copper gutters and cash required. JA 7-1149. MI 3-0112, Household Goods 51 MI 9-3346. VERNON .Rprlngfield, Mass.. Park Dept. He LOST—Black and whit. Toy Fox Automobiles for Sale 4 ; oWs. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, leaders. Xfl 3-7707. at 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. R. F Dimock Co., Realtors. XU ____ I after 8 p.m. $16,200 Is what we re aaking. 7 9-5245 Five ror>m ranch, $17,900. has designed and landscaped many Terrier. Answera to Spotty. \'irin- , Director of Driver Education. STOP DREAMING .. and start RED MALE Cocker Spaniel, AKC BALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall BEFORE YOU BUY a used carcar, y j 9.7,198. COUNTER GIRL wanted. Corner Business Locations room older home on Woodland SI. Four room homo - Good buy at projei'ls. both private and public, tty of Oakland St. Call Ml 4-02.89. WEAVTNG of bums, moth holes doing! Dreaming of your own reg^iMered. Call Ml 9-183R, be­ tiles 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c Musical Instruments 5.3 among them being Walsh Park for 5CC Gorman Motor Sales B iilck __ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A business, a good income, and Soda Shop, State Theater Bldg. Apartments— Flats— for Rent 64 One acre of valuable land. See It (XXVI) $8,500 and lorn clothing, hosiery runs, tween 5-8 p.m. each. Green Palm and Wallpaper, and make an offer. Hamilton Standard In Windsor LOST—Black looae leaf notebook Salc.a and Service. 28.8 .Main ; I.ARSON'S Connectlcut'a first II- plenty of leisure time? Dealers for at the Green. COME AND hear the Kinsman Tenements 63 GLASTONBURY Street, Ml D-4,871. Open evenings handbags repaired, ripper re­ ROOFTNG—Specializing in repal-- PARTY DEMONSTRATORS need­ VACANT STORE-Wilt remodel for BOLTON — New five room >-anch, Isicks. Vicinity Moriarty Broa. AD 8-,3!il9. enaed driving school trained. placement, umbrellas repaired, Mister Softee enjoy all three! ed. New 1959 line of over 500 new­ electronic organ. Big -savings on $17,500 Almoat new 3 hedfoom Extra large Cape in exclusive Certified and approved. Is •’ow of­ Ing roofs of all kinds. Alse new demonstration modela. DuBaldo VERNON — Three room apart­ office or business. Parking and fireplace, basement garage. Two RcsldenU of Manchester and Reward. men's shirt collars reversed and Mister Softee is the largest com­ est. smartest, moat unique nation­ WANTED—Good home for two DON’T MISS THE BOAT! centrally located. XII 9-3627. rancher .in Woodhill Heights. acre wooded lot, $15,200. R. F, area, $42,000. - I NEED A CAR and had your credit fering classroom and Vehind roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys pany in the mobile soft ice cream male rabbits. Call MI 9-990H. Music Center, 186 West Middle ment with garage, stove refrig­ vicinity are invited to attend this LOST—Brown rippered key rnae. turned downf Short on down pay­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ cleaned repaired, 26 years exper­ ally advertised items. Full or Brother, Here’.s Tlie Biggest, Storms and acrcena I.4indacaplng Dlmock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. LOTS FOR SALE open meeting. There will be no ad­ wheel inatniction for teenagers. ing Shop. field. Our dealers earn 88,000 to Tpke. MI 9-6205. erator. References. XO 9-2*37. make this a better than new buy. \-irinitv Main St. and rurncll PI, ment? Had a 1 cpos.aesalon? Don't Ml 9-807.8. ience. Free estimates. Cali How- spare-time money-making oppor­ Most Sensational Bargain Two building lots in Vcinnti, mission fee. 813,000 yearly . . for only eight tunities. Experience unneeeasary. Suburban for Rent 66 (XXVH) hn 9-1108 give up! See Douglas .Motors, gel SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet ley, Manchester. Ml 8-5361. months work! Growing eon.sumer WlftED HAIRED Terrier puppies, You’ll Ever Get In Your Life 30TH ANNIVERSARY sale--Every TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Over 50 other listings to see. $1.600. the lowdown on the lowest down ATTENTION teenagers, new driver Call or write HOP Home ’’ arties, seven w’eeks. 15. Ml 9-6767. piano and organ on our floor re­ 105 Birch St. Call MI 9-5601 after For further information and other LOST—Male Boxer, fawn colored . wash,' damp or fluff dry. Folded demand makes it possible for us 45 Manor Circle, East Hartford. — And The Easiest Terms ANDOVER— Four room heated Priced from $7,200-$50,000. If we MANCHESTER - Reaullfiil seven and amallest payments anvwhere. edtiralion I'lasaea starting ratur- to open up a few additional ex­ duced S200. Open Thursday eve­ 5 p.m. don't have the home you want get listings Tolland County Vicinity High Street. West. Ctiild a Not a small loan or finance com­ and wrapped free. Manchester Heating and Plumbing 17 Conn, JA 8-6247, ' apartment $80. Garage Included. room Colonial, 24 foot living day. Call Mr, Mielette, Manehea- Laundromat. 660 Center St. clusive territories. We train you, Ever Made nings. Willimantic Music Co., 636 on our ‘‘Home Finder" list with pet, Answera to Duke. -Ml 3-824 i. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 3.33 ter’ Driving Academv. Coventry, Articles For Sale 45 Main SU, Willimantic. FOUR ROOM single house. Heated PI 2-6042. room, large kitchen, full din­ THE PHTLBRICK AGENCY S. WATSON, Pl.UMBING and heat plan vour routes, back you up with Yes Sir! That’s Right! no obligation. Main Street. PI 2-7249 BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ veranda and garage. Call MI ing room, nice den, I 'i baths. 361 MAIN ST. PrirsI lo Address FOUND—Small brown female mon ing contractor. New Installations, national advertising. 'Your invest­ USED LUMBER, building and Take 1, 2, or .3 Years To Pay HAVE YOUR piano tuned elec­ 4-1959. ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St. Well One car garage, spacious screened pany—For those who care about Help Wanted— Male 36 heated, two room furnished apart­ .lARVlS REALTY CO. MI 0-8464 grel. Call Lee Fraerhia, Dog .'^KF, fJ i : r f v f m : alteration work and repair work. ment returned within a year. If plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot ■■SUPER DE LUXE " tronically, the only correct way. porch. Amesite drive. Situated on Catholic Women Warden, XU 3-8.894, ■ their ruga— phone Xfl 8-0012. XU 9-3808. interested, don't delay . . write in CENTENNIAL APARTMENTS ment. Inquire first floor. Apt, 9. REALTORS INSURORS Bu.sinc.s.<4 Services Offered 13 BODY MAN wanted for body shop. water heaters, windows and 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Ward Krause. MI 3-5336. a well landscaped one acre phis VERNON—Idea] street for people 19.88 Dodge 4 0nver tihle. Fully Free pickup and delivery. Free confidence for complete informa­ 283 EAST CENTER ST. lot. Priced to sell at $23,800, R. F. Good wages. Junior's Auto Body, doors. Choman'i Housewrecking, All 100% Guaranteed CHESTNUT STREET ROCKVILLE. 25 Grove St.—Well who want quiet and safety for powered. I-ow mileage. Prieed HIlZ s ' TELEVISION Service! estimates given. We specialize In 24 HOUR immediate servlcv Re­ tion. Mister Softee of Connecticut, at Slock Place. Open Saturday ONLY $433 Call Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. children. 5'ji room ranch, large The Rev. Richard Fontaine, as­ Annonneement.s 2 right furniture and wall to wall carpet­ modeling, repairing, new Installa­ 976 Farmington Ave., Farming- in rear of Brunner s Edsel. Tol­ healed 2 room furni.shed apart­ MI 34112, MI 3-1157 sistant pastor at St. Patrick’s Available at all times. Phlleo fac­ 8-4, daily 3:30-5, or call XU 9-2392. PAY ONLY $17.33 Month Wanted—To Buy 58 When available 2-3-4 Rooms living room with fireplace, three 19.88 Podge riistom Royal four tory supervised service. Tel. XII ing. ______tions, electric sewer cleaning, ton. Conn. For fast action, call land Tpke. MI 3-5191. Ask for ment. Inquire 1st floor Apartment PI 2-8311 xn 3-7847 (XXVIll) ChuiT.li in East Hampton, will be INCXJXIE TAXES prepared .1 your Junior. -- YOU GET — This is what you gel:-r 9. good sized bedrooms, modem door hardtop Fully equipped. 9-9698. drainpipes cleaned fast end effi­ ORrhard 7-9089, ROUND AND split dry oak ij'ood, 16-PIECE BEDROOM...... WANTED TO BUY kitchen, nice dining area, full \ speaker at the open meeting of home Or bv appointment, Kxper- TV SERVICE — Potterton's, all ciently. Will R. Guy, Xn 3-0677. Well heated apartment IN TOWN COVENTRY- New 6'-i room anch, 'rxicr. Save ! -■ ------rut fireplace, furnace and stove 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Good used resaiable furniture, basement. Oil hot water heal, car­ Rockville District Council of Cath­ lenced tax work. 24 Hour 19.37 Konl four dixir (’ualomatir | LEAVE YOUR nibbtah worries to makes. Highest quality guaranteed EARN *32.80 WEEKLY lengths, 810 per load, delivered. Hot water three bedroom, living room, kitch­ olic Women Sunday at 3 p.m. at o n xn 3-4723. work and parts, over 47 year's ex- 12-PIECE KITCHEN...... also small upright and spinel Electric Refrigerator Wanted to Rent 68 port with storage space. Sensibly tran.amission power brakes. Very me! Cellars, attics cleaned Help Wanted— Female S.*) IN YOUR SPARE TIME Call PI 2-7886. — Plus — pianos. Family home of eight rooms in en and dining area. Built-in range priced $15,900. 'Take lime and see. SI Maurice Church In Bolton. low mileage Light trucking of all Kinds, for perienre. Famous for service since Moving—Trucking— Gas Range FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre " ELECTRIC RESPONSIBLE family wishes to and oven, fireplace and mantle. Call Gaston Realty Co., MI 0 ,8731. Father Fontaine will apealc on 19,87 Plvmouth Belvedere homes, stores and offices. Norm's 1931. Phone Xfl 9-4.837 for best Storage 20 WE NEED RELIABLE SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, Gas for cooking included Very good condition and in good Basement garage, hot water heat. the work of the Norwich Diocese pared with your savings in mind service. CI.ERK TYPIST REFRIGERATOR Watkins Used Furniture lease six room house in Manches­ Reaaonable rates Call XU 9-8246 Hardtop Cu.slomatie transmiaaion. Trucking. MI 3-890,8. MEN AT ONCE and Toro. Push and self-propelled. LOW Price $69 to $91 Situated on one acre lot. Close to SOUTH WIND.SOR - If you’re look­ liturgical commission. Mrs. Wil­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. TV SET Exchange ter with option to buy. Refer­ location. Garage. Garden space. 198,8 Ford Cnunliy Squire 9 With knowledge of shorthand Capitol Equipment. 38 Xfain Xfl and COMB. RANGE schools, bus and shopping. *14,900. ing for your dream house you'll be liam Smith of Bolton is chairman ' CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, FLAT FINISH Holland window Light trucking and package deliv­ 8-7958. 1.5 Oak Street CALL MI 9-4071, XU 9-5779 ences. Call any time, MI 4.1100. INCOME TAX forms prepared b\ acitger, I'ordomatk atatinii wagon. i shades, made to measure. All wanted for general office work. IP Free Storage until wanted St. James Parish. Price $16,000. Minimum FHA financing. R. F. interested In this. ^Available and of the district’s spiritual develop­ appointment in your home nr Manv mote to choo.se friw hank tale finani ing low I low price. Keys made while you You are bondable. Free'feet-up by our own reliable G,gj.j3 u p r ig h t piano Good con- with stove, refrigerator nd ga-1 cottage on local lake for April- Colonial house with 1’ 4 baths, ed the program. work at reasonable fee. Call Ml down pa\ nienl, up to .36 months to chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. MANCHESTER MODES, INC. You have ayCar. tress and cover. 818. Toilet chair, breezeway and garage, large liv­ wait. Marlow's. 83. Plastic carbed, 84, MI 9-4732. ^ 6 ” I diUon. Rea.sonable, MI 9-5808. rage. Centrally located. Rent $100. June. Call MI 3-,8562 after 6. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Mrs. Edward Grad.v of Vernon, 8-2666. pav. Pine Street You are presently employed. ing room with fireplace, full district president, will preside. The MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. laical Phone For Appointment i — ——------Call MI 3-4685. MANCHESTER ROAD, Glaston­ ...... ■ 1 niORCHKS MOTORxS television, serviee. ^ 9-4641. TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ Manchester. Conn. You can work 10-12 hours a week PARTITIONS for recreation room SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH | WE BUY and sell antique and uaed MI 9-1642 basement. Oil hot water, brick St. Maurice Council of Catholio moving, packing, storage. I.xiw FIVE PLEASANT rooms, conven­ Business Property for Sale 70 bury - Large four room ranch, PcrSOnnlS *^ 'Yo\ir nodpr HMfl ChivNlrr T^palfr chines repaired. Sales service and rates on long distance moVes to —days or evenings—in your or office. Reaaonable. Call XU 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. ! furniture, china, glass, silver, pic- veneer front, nice lot with view. Women will he hostesses. FLOOR SANDING a specialty also rentals. Ml 9-3477, WOMAN WITH own transportation spare time. ient location. 91 Main St. Tel. XU EAST HARTFORD — 6'i room ceramic tile bath, fireplace, com­ 10% down, either conventional or 48 states. Ml 3-5187, 9 017.3 after 8 p.m. Sec It Day Or Night ■ ture frames, guns, attic contents. MAPLE STREET Brick and bination windows, fully plastered. JOIN THE MATES So you'll he ; 8'^ OAKLAND ,ST , .MANCHESTER light carpentry work. Call Xfl ; to work siitToiinding cities, tele­ If vou have no means of trans- whole estates. Furniture refin- 9-1077. ranch on bus line. Storms. Full FHA. Sensibly priced $19,400. Take 9-8919 DOUG'S REFRIGERATION Serv- phone solicilating with some ! YOU CAN EARN 83 00 TO USED TV set, new XIotnrola.s for cinder block building. Suitable for cellar. $14,700. Tongren, Broker, Breezeway, patio, one-car garage. lime and see. Call Gaston Realtv able to get into nZD'ER 7 'ARS^ mcThmucs «pe- 86 00 AN HOUR portatlon. I'll send my a: lq for ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ FIVE LARGE room duplex with light manufacturing. 1200 square 100x200 landscaped lot, A clean — I li'e Home tefiigeration appliani-e Painting— Papering 21 managerial fhitie.s 9-2 dally. Write j high trades. Don't wonder. Call pair -Service and Sales, Talcotl- MI 3-8321. Co., MI 9-.87.31. "«>*■ y™'''"-!' cat, always FIXIOR SANDING and •eftnishtng. service only. MI .3 .89.32 NO EXPERIENCE NEEDUD vou. No obligation, heat, parking facilities, outside feet, glass front, ample parking home throughout. Asking $15,900. H«a705. 4 II t • ______poofl ,«»o)prtinn l>ouplft.R Mntoi jB. 333 Main. 9-5750. We Train You To Run Your 43-4.8 AIJ.YN ST., HARTFORD MI 3-24,87. 9-5 only. Goodchild Realtv Co., Ml 3-7925 home, garage, good condition, 9-5245. Good clean workmanship at rea­ and telephone number. I f)wn Floor Waxing Route. Lots for Sale 73 Look Slim And Smart Building— Contracting 11 aonable rates. 30 years in Man- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P M WANTED Coleman floor furnace or BU 9-0939 $ large rooms, convenient location, ELECTROl.UX OWNERS Prompt ] clieater. Raymond Fiske. MI ! F.XPERIENC ED mirsiva aid n-7 WE GUARANTEE YOU SAT 6 P.M. nice lot. Owner, Ml 3-8568. (XXX) NICE LEVEL lot on a hard road CUSTOMERS AND BOWERS SCHOOL AREA Call MI 9-3401. i FOUR ROOM tenement for rent. friendl.v service on yotir Electro- | ANY KIND of carpentry and rahi- 9-9237. shift Laurel Manor Convalescent at Amston Lake. Near bathing Weave On Huck lux 1R) cleaner. Pick up and de- ! Homes. Ml 9-2324. IMMEDIATE INCOME! Gracious 7-rooni Colonial, .3 bed­ DE LUXE HOTPOINT electric. I Call MI 9-9043. Houses for Sale 72 $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom LAKE STREET New six room net work done. Honest and relia­ rooms, paneled den 1st floor, beach. Witt sell for cash or on livery. Call Electrolux authorized EXTERIOR and tnleriqr pamtlng. range with hiKid and fan In ex-i Rooms Without BoarJ 59 ' ranch, Ceramic bath, hot water Colonial with garage. Built by U. lime. MI 3-6263. sales ano service Xfl 9-0843 oi JA ble woikmanship. Call Roscoe We furnish equipment, siioplies. large living room, fireplace, ccllent condition. $9,8. Phone Ml ONE ROOM apartment, heat, hot; WEST SIDE—Attractive f‘ve room heat, ba.semenl picture window. A R. Built-in stove and oven. Tlionipson, MI 3-189.8 for eati- Ceilings reflnished Papgrhanglng. spacious dining room, excellent I water Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main I home, enclosed breczeway. ga­ 2-0108 Please a.sk for Augustir.e Wallpaper books. Estimates given. LEGAL SECRETARY. Write Box training and CUSTOMERS so that 3-4.319, 145' frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ I*arge fireplare. .Sun deck. T.4 Kamlenskl. males J, Herald, stating experience. ] YOU CAN RUN YOUR OWN landscaped lot with ample shade . FURNISHED ROOM for rent at, St.______^______: rage, $13,900, assume 4Vi% ins. MI 9-5132. baths, three bedrooms. Beautiful Fully covered by insurance. Call ______- FLOOR WAXING ROUTF. We Suburban for Sale Edward R. Price. XO 9-1003. trees, preferred neighborhood. FOUR ROOM space heater Ma­ 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. view, $18,700 R F Dimock Co.. ATTENTION reaidcnt.a! Homes, ! ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath- RELIABLE woman for long term have THOUSANDS of people Calling WILL SHARE my four room apart-1 Hutchins, xn 9-5132. COVENTRY—Five room ranch. i rooms attics, cellars, porches, or , . . Ei'enings Xlr. Boles, MI 9-9858. hogany telephone table. Reason­ Realtors. MI 9-524.8 ROCKVILLE — New 6 room Cape. rommeiiial, industrial Uissatia- omploynient til dental office No us every week for more ind more WARREN E. HOWLAND able, MI 9-1976. FRONT ROOM heated, not water, ment with another woman. All 1 Baseboard hot water heat, .torm playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, PAINTriR and paperhanger, deco the comforts of hoiiie. .MI 9-3329. MANCHESTER —Six room Cape Two unfinished. Fireplace, full fied with present rubbish .•■ei vice'’ ' electrical and masonry. Aluminum j rating. lOod clean job, reasonable experience necessary but nv.al he of this economical floor waxing Realtor parking, central. Lady or gentle­ windows, fireplaces. *4 acre lot. (XXXI) cement basement. City conven­ We invite inquiries Full time lapable of learning all phases of .service, 575 Main St. Three piece mahogany bedroom man. .89 Birch St. four bedroom, convenient UtlH- PI 2-7062. siding Garages, cottages out-1 P"f«- S- Yencha, MI 9-6914 after HEATED four and three room ties, Tongren. Broker. Ml 3-6321. iences. $12,990. George I. Cole­ service MAM Rubbish Co , Ml office procedures and assist doc­ Mancheater. Conn. XII 3-1108 set ...... $35 VERNON—New six room Colonial man, Rockville. TR 6-4710 TR I btiilduigs, room additions. Nuside j ______For local interview or appointment Three piece mahogany bedroom HEATED ROOM for one or two apartments. Inquire 419 North ‘•Anything In Real Eatate." COVENTRY-New ranch or will 9-9787. tor. Wiitp Box C Hei-ald. Main St., or call XII 9-0576. 12-1 with attached garage. Built-In 6-4046. I Engineering Company, Inc.. 34 CEIUNGS refinished. interior 1------y~ — call Hartford CH 9-5248 collect. set ...... $120 gentlemen. Free parking 54 High trade for city property or will VACATION 1 Oak St. MI 3-1428. p.m. ,»nd after 5 p.m. FIVE ROOXI single on Washing­ range and oven. Fireplace sun l.AWN MOWERS sharpened and painting. Evenings and Saturdays. ■ KXPERIENCED typist for statis- Nine piece mahogany dining St. rent with option to buy. $100 per deck. I 'j baths, three bedrooms, VERNON — Under construction 6(4 lepaired All work guaranteed. Call MI 1-sni6-, I 'ical typing. Knowledge of short­ room set . $125 ton St. Large expandable attic. month. Call M l 3-8026. at tliii pre-planned BIDWELL HOME Improvement ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat and Basement garage. Call owner xn high wooded lot. Brick front. room custom ranch, 3 fine bed­ Free pick-up and delivery 10% hand. .Minimum six hours dtirin;; Four sofas, $20, $30„ $40, $50 each. $17,400 R, F Dimork Co., Real­ rooms, fireplace, bulIt-ln electric beautiful, fashionable Co. Alterations, additions ga­ dnv Hollis to he arranged. To Read Herald Advs. $20 i Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ hot water, parking. Central loca­ 9-0579. MANCHESTER waterfront community. off on shai'pening until March rages. Roofing and siding experts. Private Instructions 28’ Maple breakfast set ...... tion. Phone Ml 3-8470 after ' p.m. tors. MI 9-5245. stove and oven, garage, large 1st. Ri-uno Moske. Ml .3-0771. April 15th. MI 9-12.88, Nine piece diniiig room set $.30 ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch St. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. RANDALL XII 3-8470. ; FOR SALE or lease beautiful year Brand new split-level - 2 baths, lot with abundance of birch Iroes, Harbour Heights has RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make Unexcelled workmanship Easy "UJ j T l’TOR English, social NURSES AID for convalescent hos­ AUCLAIR WELL HEATED room, one block ; 'round three bedroom home. Bol two-car garage, city water and (XXXIl) in excellent location, early occu­ EVERYTHING! budget terms XO 9-6495 or TR j -atudies and reading improvemei t WATKINS i from Main St. Separate entrance. FOUR ROOM duplex and gcrage ] ton I^ke. I 'i baths, living room, pancy. $18,800. George J. Cole­ cais. amplifiers, phonographs and pital, For information write P. O. qrwer, $18,900. $2,800 down. Rock- VERNON — New six room split changers Over 47 years total ex- 5.9JO9. ' in my home. MI 3-1088. Box 668, Manchester USED FURNITURE I Gentleman, parking. XU 3-4724. oil steam heat and hot water. Tel. fireplace with raised hearth, ultra ledge Large 3 bedroom ranch, man, Conn. Bank and Tnist Co. EXCHANGE MI 3-4751. ; modern kitchen with built-in oven level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Bldg., Rockidlle, TR 5-4710, TR i perieme 90 ilavs guarantee on all I PLEASANT room in quiet home, custom built 2 years old. City celling with redwood beams Built- I work Pottei ton's. Ml 9-4.837. CARPENTERS, experienced 'n Ronds— Stocks Mortffaees 31 15 OAK STREET I and counter top range, garbage water and sewer AA zone. View. 5-4045. RETIRE building and contracting, altera-1 ______! next to bath, shower, parking. XU FOR RENT- XIodern 41’ mobile I disposal etc. Utility laundry room, in range and oven. l ’-4 baths, large Open Thursday Evenings home. Ideal for couple. Located In $17,900, $1,.700 down. fireplace. Finished laundry room. TV SERVICE, antenna service. lions, additions, porches, e'e Spe- CONSOLIDATE debts with a sec- ; 9-0887. beautiful screened porch and sun BOLTON CENTER to Harbour Heights, the ■ializing in cottages, garages, sid- ond mortgage loan at 822.25 per Until' 9 Vernon. MEdford 3-2171. deck o.verlooking Bolton '.ake. Garage, Three bedrooms $17,990. Tel MI 9-1486. Don t wonder, call ^ PLEASANT heated furnished room VERNON superb location on Gondei. ings. Guaranteed workmanship. month for each 81.000 borrowed. ARTESIAN WELLS Closed Mondays Completely landscaped. C-all Ml R. F. Dimork Co., Realtors. Ml Like new beautifully furnished | Ml 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. I with private bath. Kitchen fa­ n e w ” ATTRACTIVE five room New 3 bedroom ranch. City 9-5246. S't room ranch. About one aero of Peace River . . . the Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank REFRIGERATOR, dinette, tliicc apartment, centrally located. 3-8271 9 to 5. EVEREADV Ashes, riibkish re­ Burke or Mrs. Carter to explain. COMMERCIAL cilities available. Call MI 9-4578. water, gas. I^arge lot. $13,800 — land at Bolton Center. Near | place for good living in moval Cellars and attn a eleaned. CARPENTER desires repair work, I Connecticut xjortgage Exchange, Hollj'wood beds, complete. Maple - Heat, hot water and electricity FOR RENT Or Sale—Six room $1,360 down $77 per month. Almost (XXXIII) i liurches and schools, all types of remodeling. Dial PI i RESIDENTIAL bureau, three-piece living room ’ FURNISHED ROOM, complete furnished, plus garage and recrea­ new 3 bedroom ranch. garage, the warm atmosphere of No job loo big or small Sundays 15 Lewis St., Hartford. De.sirablH new 4 or 5 bedroom .able and i housekeeping facilities, near Cen­ ranch, immediate occupancy. 1/3 a happy environment. available, package delivery, light 2-7728, tion room Call MI 9-0279 or 22 mile off Route 6, 3’ 4 miles from paneled fireplace. Knotty pine cabi­ VERNON — New six room ranch VERNON home tn one of .Manrhester's DOMESTIC chairs. MI 3-8616. ter. Women only. Call MI 3-5539. Trumbull St, $116 monthly. net kitchen. Manv extras. Sacrifice expressing. MI 9-0874. choice locations! Yoti'll appre­ Bolton Notch. Call between 8 a.m. with attached garage. Built-In ALL TYPES of carpentry work and 4 p.m. BU 9-5720, ask 'or Mr. at $14,900. range and oven, fireplace in living Three year old spilt level tn nice I GEER ELECTRONICS. Eleelrical, done, alterations, dormers, roof­ M i ciate the good materials. equ!V>- SIX ROOM heated apartment. No location. Has aluminum storms, j PUMPS pets. Call MI 9-8039 for further in­ Micoletti. room and basement. Wooded lot, radio and TV installation and ing. porches, etr Call Ml 9-5981. ; ment, excellent work and de­ ELSIE MEYER AGENCY nice location. $16..800. R F. Dimock gas heat and artesian well. INVEST service For the beat in serviee tailing in this better home. INSTALLED formation. TWO FAMILIES $15,200. 4-4 duplex, REALTORS Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245 We’ll assist you in arranging a rail Ml 9-0762 AND separate furnaces. $15,900 6-6 MI 9-5524 - MI 3-69.30 OLD-FASHIONED LIVING ] in Horbour Heights, the Roofinp—Sidins: 16 ' converse mortgage. Buy direct from the duplex two-car garage. Three REUPHOI^TERY. slip rove-s and _____ owner and .S.AYE! 1st home on SERVICED THREE ROOMS heated, gas stove, (XXXIV) This 11-room house is ideal fori progressive community ANDOVER middle adults. Xfl 9-2849. family $18,000 4-4-4, good condi­ ANXIOUS OWNER SAYS 8284 draperies. Uiistom made. Free r a Y'S ROOFING CO shingle and JR. left on Dale Rd. in new exclu­ FOR tion. central location. Paul J. This si.x room cape, 4 bedrooms. the large family. Has two acres of | that offers you more. estimates Open evenings foi your, sive Rockledge home site off V4LUE! I COVENTRY Attractive 'ivc room land, two baths and 9 closets. This , built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ COMPETITIVE FOUR ROOM apartment in Coven- Correnli Broker. Ml 3-5363, Now is the time to buy 11-20 i large kitchen with dishwasher and | ranch. Laree kitchen three bed- home is in ideal condition an. Just] roiivenieni e P A- M Upholstery’ tor work : roof, chimney repairs. $ 1 6 ,5 0 0 Middle Tpke. East. For ap­ PRICES .. . while prices are still wrm 1H| mw Shops. 207 North Main St. XII pointment call the trv. All modern convenienc^es , , - ^ ^ , 5 s'fRFFT Verv sttracti'v'^ i conveniently located | rooms, nice living room, large lot. a few minutes from parkway. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2211; Ray PAINTING and Custom Colonial Ranch. 1,400 CALL winterized, lake privileges. Call ^ S'TREF^'T^ Vei^ s Waddell School; comfortable home for modest lower than their true Nn-O-RAMA 9-6.324 Jackson, Ml 3-8325. Xfl 3-0305 after 3;30. 5-room ranch, recreation room, 8 j large, nicely landscaped lot. One of the oldest and most popu­ sq. ft., I 'l baths G-E baseboard living. Priced «l onlv $12,6.80 Call ,Iohn M(^rianos, .value. RUlHARDSO.N CO. fireplaces 2-car garap, n cely ! o^^rs accepted, A Btunning new frock for jun­ lar forms of needlework - bllc'h ROOFINCK SIDING, painting.”Car-' PAPER HANGING oil heal, paneled stone fireplace FIVE ROOMS heated, including landscaped Reasonablv priced. * I F Dimork Co., Realtors, on two acres. ,9-5245 iors that Is as slim and iip-to-the- paving The.sp three borders sre BART -nME paintmg, eleaning and pentry. -Alterations and additions. | TELEPHONE Xfl 9-761)5 TR 5-7059 three bedrooms, refrigerator and Annuiii. MI 9-9244. I SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, Representinfr mlnute as yon could wi.sh notot onl\' rolorfiil, but also rompli-compl janitorial work (.all MI .3-66(0^ Ceilings. Workmanship miaran- stove storm windows free park­ . I ‘ WELLES AGENCY No. 8284 with Patt-O-Rania Is menl-i ateliers. teed A A. Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn Ml 9.32|6 PI 2-7212 BOLTON CENTER—Attractive two REALTOR (XXXVI) for fact ELECTRICAL work hy Walt MI 9-8674 ing. $100. MI 3-4957. MI 3-8969 In sizes 11. 12, 13, 14, 16. 18. 20 PaUern .No 2901 has charts: , St. ^ 3-4860. bedroom. rani h. aluminum i PI 2-7271 MI 9-4684 PI 2-7356 Zemanek assures yoin safety. WESLEY. R SMITH Associate book "Ufa iaglnt at Size 12, 32 bust, 3 5-8 yards of 35- |sut(h ] stitc h illustrations, material re­ LARGE S'j room furnished apart-! storms, cellars enclosed, breeze-] TWO IN ONE package. A nice two- Inch; yard contrast. Don't wail, call MI 9-8976 now. -..M (K-;. . • ment All utilities. Parking. Work- ] way, garage. $1.3,900. MI 9-5132. MI 9-8952 HtFrbour Haights". No quiremenls. Be wise snd model nize family and a separate four room To order, send 35c in coins to: To order send 2.8r in coins to: ing couple. Inquire 193 Porter St. 1 Carlton W, Hutchins 1 home. This two-family is in very Wanted— Real Es,tate 77 obligation. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Anne Cabot The M a n r h e s t e r GRINDING and sharpening- Farm between 7-9 p.m. nice condition inside and otit. FOR SALE by owner, transferred. MANCHESTER VICINITY ! MANCHESTER—Large single ^ ning..______Herald. _____ 1150__ . AVE. OF I-Evemng Herald 1150 A\E. OF and household tools, lawn ..lowers SEPTIC TANKS Bargain Below cost Green co­ Separate heating systems, copper AMEKICANB n e w YORK S6, N. .A.MERK AS, NEW YORK .86, N.Y. i and saws precision sharpened, Like new, four room ranch. plumbing, aluminum combina­ I multiple dwelling. 'Tel. XU 9-7452 AND ( COLONIAL FOR SALE lonial. excellent condition. Large Youngstown kitchen, ceramic bath, i or MI 9-2868. | *• . . . For first-cla.as mailing add 10c. ^ motors serviced. Empson H .' FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL lot. surrounded by over 100 Hem­ tions. two-car garage.- convenient For Ist-class msiling adil lOr storm windows and doprs, fire­ location. An unusual oackage buy .Name. Addiess with Zone 1 Aborn, Maple St . Ellington, TR PLUGGEO SEWERS lock shrubs. Double garage, 1*4 ! ARE YOU CONSIDERING for each pattern. Prmt Ad-Pattern Number, 5-7166. baths, near best schools. For ap­ place, basement garage, (4 acre for $21,500. R. F, Dimock Co., DECORATORS or LEASE SOMETHING FOR lot. Stone retainer wails, well Realtors, xa 9-5245 ; SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? dreaa with Zone, Style No. and n', ready the 59 XpfzfijpworU I R. F. DIMOCK CCr» pointment call xn 3-7757. I We will appraise your property | ■ . .w c I Album! F'lftv-six pages of pretty j Machine Cleaned SEE UUR CLASSIFIRD ADS XXXX EVERYONE . . landscaped. 5% FHA. 10% VA to qualified buyer. Asking $12,500. ! free and without any obligation, Send 35c now' for the new Spring ■designsplus free patterns for cro- Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer im 9-5245 (XXXVIl) j We also buy property for cash. * Bummer 59 ^ o e of our pattern • ^het and knit items 2.8c a copv! Lines Installed—Ulellar Water­ • PAINTING INOUSTRIAL BARBARA WUUDS RICHARD F. DIMOCK Ne*t, 4 room home, nice Large six room Cape, oreezeway magazine Basic Fashion. ' MANCHESTER ! Member Multiple 'Jstlng proofing Done. Ml 9-7702 MI 9-6003 A Best B u y ...... By Belfiore fenced yard, close to NOTICE and garage, plastered walls larg* TWO-FAXflLY — Excellent condi­ i . STANLEY BRAY, Realtor WELDING SERVICE ROBERT 1$’. AGNEW ROBERT D. 5IURDOOK shopping, bus, and school. kltcihen, bay window In dining tion. ,5-5, choice location, $16,700. BUILOING An Interesting commentary on residential real riitate Is that In accordance with the require­ BRAE-BURN REALTY c in n e y b r o s • PAPERING MI S-6878 5II 3-6472 Ideal for newlyweds or room, fireplace. 1(4 baths, two R. F! Dimock Co , Realtors, Ml I MI 3-6273 FURNACE and BOILERS M K . while many people want the comforts and conveniences that are grandparents. ments of the Zoning Board of Ap­ large bedrooms up with walk-in 9-5245. REPAIRED Soweroge Disposal Co. 4,800 Sg. Pt.-2 Hoors| modem, they also prefer a homey atmosphere. It is rare Indeed peals regulations for the Town closets. Storm windows and oors. Special OFFICE SPACE RESIDENTIAL when a home combines both . . . whicli is exactly what the 5 room ranch, S bed­ of Manchester. Connectirul. the Tel, 511 9-1658— Ml 9-8762 130-132 Pearl .St.—Ml S-.8.308 rooms all large, 100x221 Awnings, House just painted out­ (XXXIX) Professional Men NOW AVAILABLE above-pictured residence does. On the modem side we have com­ Zoning Board .will hold a public side. Separate washing drain, fully COMMERCIAL pletely copper plumbing and heating; dishwasher, disposal, new lot, 2$’ living room with hearing on Xlonday evening, Feb­ Discount O n tiled basement floor, (-arge wall MANCHESTER—All brick aix room and Businessmen A5IPLE PARKING cabinets, and wallte.v in the kitchen; amesite driveway; and an flreplaee and bookcases, ruary 16, 1959 at 8 P.M. in Hearing CROCKETT’S disposal, kitchen fan. landscaped lot. Immediate ocou- Cape in South Xfanchester. Built Slatel.v 2700 *q. ft. 7-room resi­ Fully Insured extra large lot, extremely well shaded and shrubbed. For that Room of the Municipal Building on pancy. Full price only $14,900. OIL FURNACES dence for sale, .Main St., K'i of “ Home” (not house) atmosphere it offers sly full rooms, includ­ Earl.v occupancy: the following applications. STATE by PonUcelli in 1951. Aluminum Corner C. area. Ideal sehip and zoned Vernon Avenue— Off Route 80 MEET BOB OLIVER For information or combinations, large enclosed rear b o c r Phone Ml M341 ing two china closets in the dining room, an ample pantry, open 6 room older home, spa­ HEARING ALSO. for offices. Ijirge parking area. WHO HAS GOT Ml 9-0366 ’ atalrway, and hallway. The full cellar Is immaculate. cious. Ideal for growing Other Liatings porth. Garage and amesite drive. SERVICE—Ml 0^749 VERNON CENTER OF Stanley Bray: south side Spen­ No basement, large lot. Very nice M CARL or ESTHER SCHW ARZ PI 2-6010 MANCHESTER. CONN. This is not an older home us homes go, yet it was built in an famil.v, play and garden cer St., east of East Hartford- LAWRENCE F. FIANO, BUeftLEY SCHOOL THE BEST? hpacr abounds, priced at condition. $15,500. R. F. Dimock Ml 3-01,84 Beautiful new 5>] room ranch i CENTER MOTOR SALES era when workmanship was a paramount factor . . . and has Manchester Town line; Business Broker Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. Earl VanCamp 461 MAIN STREET $14,900. Zone II. Special Exception is re­ Large ranch with full baac- home featuring an attractive Some have the BE.ST! been kept up In meticulous order ever since.. MI 9-5910 ment within » block from the kitchen, plenty of birch cabi­ Also . . . anil this is Best Buy charac.terlstlo . . . It has been 8 room brick, 1 i/j acres. quested to erect gasoline service Some have the VERY’ BEST! station. Certificate of Approval for (XXXXI) Buckley School. Three bed-1 nets. built-in oven and range, All we have are One listings Manchester's bank-appraised to insure that the caption above the picture Spruce St. Business Zone, exc4!llent Investment for same and free Standing, lighted MANCHESTER—SI Summit St. 8 rooms, living room with dining | -stainless steel sink. Attractive In excellent resIdenUal areas means exactly what it says. BOLTON—Two year old four room • SEPTIC TANKS See us fo r .... living room with paneling, at­ Authorized Dealer for future. Out of State own­ identification sign which will be rooma, double lot, tVo-car garage, area, nice kitchen. ?**• at fair .market prices. Call to­ We Invite your inquiries. Thank you very much. closef' to street line Uian regula­ convenient location. Shown by ap- ranch with carport. Large li'ving I s ! I I c l e a n e d and INSTALLED tractive tile bath with colored day to see the home of your er wants prompt sale. room with fireplace. Aluminum CONCRETE CELLAR fixtures, 3 spacious bedrooms, tions allow. Mintment only. Conn Bank and The patio is screened in. Ga­ cholre! join our •‘Hoihe Find­ 6 ROOM RANCH 4 family, .East side area, combinations. $12,800. ■ R. P. rage, combination windows, etc. I rloSel space galore. Oil hot wa­ property In good condi- Nurmi Auto Body; rear No. 19 Trust Co., Real Estate Dept.,‘~8(53 • SEW ERS FLOORS ers" Club!^ ' * •BERKELEY The WILLIAM E. BELHORE AGENCY Dimock Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245. With $7,(KH> dosvn It la possible ter heat, baseboard radiation, Kon, Dm p lot. Mintz Court; Residence Zone C. Main St.. Hartford. CH 9-5781, ext. MACHINE CLEANED For the disrrimlnating buyer interested in aiibiirban living, In Up to 60 Miles Per Gallon Variance is requested for new and 427. to assume the 61 mortgaf^ j Warren E. Howlani stone front. 100x200 plot with Vernon. 3 large bedrooms, 24' living room, with flrrplaoe. S' NOW' TAKING ORDERS shade trees. Near parkway and S58 Main st.—tkl. mi g-otso used car dealers license and Cer­ (XXXXII) now on teo pttvfrtgr. .' • INSTALLATION FOR JARVIS REALTY CO. thermo-pane picture windows, front and rear, oversize 2-car ga-r JOHN H. J.APPEN. tificate of Approval for aame. MANCHESTER—160 Gardner St. REi^TOR shopping. $1,4,80 down. AII^-4113— PI 2-8311 •GOatOMOBIL INCORPORATED SPECIALIST rage and patio connected by 12’ breezeway, , recreation room Member: All persons Interested may at­ Nine room house, three out build­ MANCSESTEB-New five room AMESITE DRIVES MI 8-S26I ings, two acres land. Good loca­ ranch, in nice location, tuU ba^ 575 kaiiT Hits won’t last long.for $13,900. with fireplace. This attractive Rtuich is situat^ on 2 acres fully Manchester Board of Realtors tend this hearing. 44 MAIN y^RLti oft U you placis Manchester’s Newest Oar Manchester Multiple Listing Service E voalnn 51QNING BOARD OF APPEALS tion. Price reduced. C om *■ i."k A ment, oil hot water heat, Tireplace, Manchester lO j im I Country 10% yoiir order NOW. RED CROSS landscaped lot with hedgerow on three sides'for privacy. Reason­ FINE SEI.ECT1UN Manchester Chaml^r of Commerce. MI s-5 2 i»^ n a a-tSM Daniel L. Hair, Chairman . Truat Co., Real Eatate Dept., 803 large lot. Built-in atove and oven. ,3 : u ] "On the Job Edward M. Saari, Secretary Main St., HarUoed, CH 9-5781, axt. Garage. $31,500. R. F. Dimock Co;, WEBSTER AGENCY, ably priced. OF CLEAN M Co. when you Advt. No. 6697 1 42T. R M ltm . M l •*8348. Ml 3.7691 Ro^lfori need tt most." CALL OWNER Ml 3-6900 m »i4143 DeMAIO SROS. Tel. Ror,^vlUe TR S-574.8 USEO GARS ^ ...... ,K' / i /

r FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, PAGS SIA'J'fiBH lianrl^patpr ^u^ninQ If^ralb Atrerage'DsIty Net Press Run Th« Wskihor For tlw Week Ending Foreenet of C. S. WentlMr BnoM JsmHiry 81, 18$9 SI. John's Yoiith Club will meig loseph P. Dyer Jr„ aon of Mr. Tha Bona of Italy wiU nMet Sun­ ' Several membera of ' the Man­ Mr. and Mrs. John R. McEl- Wapping Grange will meet cheater Republican Women'e Club G E N tllA l Clondy. not.M eoid tamlfM. tanr Tuesday evening.■ II. will be Home al the Mancheater Bowling Green nd Mra. Joaeph p. Dyer, 4.6 Falr- day afternoon at 2:80 «.t the Ital­ rte\'j‘ wHlj be the host and boat- f- n . ian American Club, Final arrange­ are planning to attend the legiala-' eas at .^e Lula Junior Museum ; Economic Night,, aiid one of the ' tomorrow afternoon at'*l o'clock. vW- St., waa recently elected prea- 1 2 > 8 7 9 15 to to. WSfiwer Snndny,' elianen About Town ident, of Maxey Hall, dormltoty at ments for the banquet to be held tive hearing on court reform Mon­ TV SERVICE Sunday afternoon from 3 to ,5, features of the program wUj be a Member of tho Audit of rein. High 40 to 48. The flleanera Circle of the South Brcmh University. Providence, R. Feb. 15 will be made. day. Any Republican woman in­ A ft»d We, for ,th« benefit of: o'clock. baking contest for men of the terested In joining them is asked OK A CM] Burenn of drcnlntlon. the bat* Junior Museum LieaRue.; Grange. Male membera who have , Methodist WSC8 will meet Mon­ I. A ''graduate of Mancheater M^ta Pina Part* Mnncheitter-—'A City.of Village Charm day at 7:.10 in the Chapel. Miaa ' High SclTOor, he ia a member of the Royal Black Preceptor.y, No, 13. to contact Mra. Harlan Taylor n-Ul be held «t the Uvnn Poultry | The Waya and 'means committee ; not been contacted may obtain in­ or Mra. Philip I. Holway for fur- i TEL. 8H S-S48t Shop In the P«riuide tomorrow «t | formation from Mrs. Alma Miller i Gertrude Abbey will be in charge I freshman claaa and a candidate for will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in of M anchester ESmblem, Club |s ■ Orange hall. ther information or transportation, j (Olsaelfled AdrerUetng on Psfo 10) PRICE FIVE CENTO 10:80 am. | planning to hold a food sale on or Mrs. Hannah Williams, I nf devotlona. the B.A. degree. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 109 (TWELVE; PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1959 Feb. 14 In the Lynn Poultry Shop A pr*-Uenten party will be held; at the Parkade. Members wishing at the Polish American ChJh to­ to donate food may call Mrs. Jean morrow night at ■ o’clock. Mem- Beauregard, ■ bera and guests are inxited. A Six Resign buffet will be held and dancing The confirmation rlasa will meet New Titan’s Malan Dies at 84, will be enjoyed. tomorrow at 9:30 a m. in the Cov­ enant Congregational Church. The . o A aupper meeting for all of- I program for the 10:4.6 service | First Flight Cabinet in Dulles Wants fleera and committee members of I Sunday will Include Communion, Apartheid Leader Center Congregational Oturch ; installation of church ofllcer.« : will be held Sunday at p.m tn adult baptism and reception of Woodruff hall. Following the aup­ new members. Successful Capetown, Feb. 7 (fP)—Dr. Iraq Crisis per there will be a discussion of ) Daniel F. Malan, author of general church bu.uhcss. and each The rommtUee planning tjia re- much of South Africa’a racial Beirut, Lebanon, Feb. 7 (/P) committee will have opportunity ., union of the class of 1949:' Man- Clape Canaveral, Fla., Feb. 7 —^The United States has policy, died today after suf­ —Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim to organlie and discuss its own I| Chester High School, will meet to- Kassem, wooed by both Com- project. Adjournment, la planned ' night at R o clock at the home of launched its “second genera­ fering a stroke. Face Reds with Force for 7 o'clock. Supper reservations Mrs Barbara Smith Robinson, 120 tion” missile program with The 84-year-old former editor and munist.s and Arab National­ m ay be made at the church of- nelmonl St, the debut of the powerful clergyman, who was the nation's ists, apparently is facing a flfce. ' prime minister from 1948 to 1954, new political crisis with the A fliiu on "Albert Sw eitrer ' will Titan. defied world-wide’ condemnation to Varle C. Ecabert, son of Mr and he shown .Sunday evening in the The new war .rocket, shaped i enforce a policy of apartheid that reported re.signation of six Mrs. George Ecabert. 26 Foster .'ll final session of the .School of Mis- like a huge bullet, performed i he insisted was the traditional cabinet niini.sters. West, Bonn graduated from recruit training ’ .sions at the South Methodist s .oothly on » 220-mlle limited ' policy of South Africa simv the Informants arriving from Bagh­ Jan. 31 at the T'aval Teaming ren­ Church. Families will eat their own range flight yesterday after fail­ first Dutch settlers arrived in Cape­ dad yesterday said one of the six ter, Great Lakes. 111. hnx suppers si .6 o’clock and the ing to fly on two previous at- town, who quit wH.« foreign minister film will he shown at fi.4.6. t, mpts. The Air Force said Fri­ Dr, Malan, as the dominating Abdul Jabbar .Inmard, Due to Hold Alfred J Leapcrance, 47 Baltuua For ever 83 years, the J. W. Hale Carp, has been Manchester Valentine Gift Headquarters! A store full of new merchandise that's day’s launching was highly suc­ I voice for Afrikaner nationalism, The others were Puad RikabI, Rd., and Mason F/. Markham. Mrs .Mae Robinson. 14 fjreen practical, and beautiful too! You're qoinq to fall in love with everythinq you see. Moke your selection to present on eupid's day . . . cessful. was a controversial figure during minialer of state; Baba Ali. com- Spruce St., are among the new Hill St , and Mrs .Martha W irtalla. After its brief flight, the Titan his long political career Critics miinlcation.s; Col. Nagy Talcb, Paris Talks freshmen who enrolled this week j .■?6 Benton St , left by plane yes­ or for your own personal use. Shop new! fell into the Atlantic, accused him at times of attempting social affair.s; .Saleh Mahmud, a t Hlliyer College, of the I ’nner- terday for several weeks vacation The blastoff of the intercontin­ to become a dictator after he rose health; and Seddik Sen.ehel, na­ By HERB ALTSCHITX aitj’ of Hartford, for the spring in California and the west coast. ental range ballistic missile sig­ to, power in 1948. tional guidance. semester. FREE YOUR VALENTINE IS SURE TO naled the start of an accelerated Hiippresaed Reds The .significance of the re.signa- Bonn, Germany, Feb. 7 (JP) Troop 27 Is sponsored by .St drive to produce advanced missiles Among legislation hs pushed tions wa.s not immediately clear. —Secretary of State John Marv s Ch.irrh nol Troop 2.6, ns s APPRECIATE A BEAUTIFUL superior to the present weapons through Parliament after becorn- Kaa.sem has been under pres- IX PARKING tng prime minister were the Sup F'oster Dulles called today for Herald story on the Boy Scout fund HANKIES in the U.S. arsenal. - , „ . , , , sure from supporters of the United I the Western Allies to face rsnipaign indicated yesterday. Rear Of Our Store Tttan was developed as a fol- presslon of Communism Act which Republic’s President Nasser SENSATIONAL BLOUSE by low-on series to the present Atlas resulted in the dissolution of the to strengthen ties with the CAR down the Soviet, attempt to For Valentine Day n-hich already has logged a 4's Communist Party, the Group Areas , and from Communists to lean to­ -force the Alliefl out of West Art providing for residential segre- ! ward Moscow. ton orbiting satellite and one tri­ gallon of races, the Immorality | Berlin—"If need be by com­ And Spring Wear umph over intercontinental range. Amendment Act prohibiting sextial ' The rommunists are the largest mon action.” Ship’n Shore* Some estimates place the Titan relations between whiles and non- ; and he.sl organized political group He said the Allies must find a Manchester range capability at 9,000 miles. Lovely new .spring prints; al.«o Valen­ whites, and the Bantu Art which in Iraq, and have gained consider- way to meet ’the Soviet challenge r.tlO FAR.M In comparison, the Atlas has a aimed at returning Africans 1o the ' able strength since Kasseiu took to our rights in Berlin” tine hankies in prints ■ rl emliroid- range of 6,300 miles. tribal rule of their ancestors. over In tlie revolution last .Inly While he did not make clear 471 KEENEV ST. ererl st\'le.<<. here's your Still to come ia the solid fuel Dr. Malan for years has been the wliich overthrew the pro-western what he meant hy the word "ac- Mtnuteman ICBM and variou.s dominating voice of Afrikaner na­ monarch.:’. i lion. " it appeared h# had force in will have fresh cjcgF daily. other so-called sophisticated mis­ tionalism. And when the National-1 Kassem has declared that he mind. perfect siles which the experts .say will .Medium l.tr doz. Large 5.5c / md each Ists came to power in 1948 he Im- ' wants to follow an independent Aa Dulles arrived here for talk* help close the gap w-ith the R us­ mediately set about securing their ; nationalistic foreign policy with- with West German Chancellor Kon­ drtz. Extra large 62c doz. wash-and- sians in the Space race. aims. i out alliance with Ea.st or West. rad Adenauer, reliable diplomatic The Titan s backblast yesterday .\Lso fre.sh Mressed fowl lb. Suburbia Section He opposed South Aftlca's entry If ihe resignations stick, Kas- sourres In Paris said the ij.S. Slc- wear shirt shattered several remote con­ into the second world war and tn \ sem will have to depend on leftists retary and the foreign ministers .lOc. trolled cameras near the launch­ 111 Today’s Herald i 1942 moved unsuccessfully in Par- j to help him run the government or of Britain. France and 'West Ger­ Tel. Ml 9-9904 ing pad. llament to withdraw the nation abolish the civilian forms of gov- many will meet in the French capi­ The gold-tinted rocket weiglis from the conflict. ernment and proclaim a mllilaiy tal March 15. Their main purpose 110-tons. The range was short and Siiburhia TrKlay, The Man­ In attempting to define apart­ dictatorship. So far he has shie ' will be to hear a report from Brit- Bond Street Jewelery Case the mission basic on this first lest chester Evening Herald’s heid. Malan said that W hile .South away from a.ssuming diclatoi I leh Prime Minister Harold Mac­ flight. As soon as the missile left ^Africans had maintained their powers. millan on his trip to Moscow. the launcher, 90 per cent of the magazine .section, is included There have been reports recent­ Large size satin lined with self ri.sing tray. Simulated leather test objectives were accomplished, in toda\’s edition. (Continued on Page Two) ly that Kassem ia beginning to Msy Invite Soviet 30-MINUTE FREE m a.'^.sorted colnrs. Complete with lock and key. $.3.98 value. it was learned. move against the Reds, but the six These sources said an invitation 18117422 These included testing ground who have resigned are believed to tn the .Soviet Union to attend an East-West foreign ministers’ meet­ support equipment, the launch be anti-Communist Independents. SPECIAL Each controls and the performance of ing rould come out of the Paris Fairy Tales—3 Bags Full The Informants said the min­ meeting of the Western officials. *2.98 the first stage propulsion system. isters handed their resignations to The second stage w'as a dummy. Dulles talked over the March 15 *3 Negutb Ribai, chairman of Iraq's meeting yesterday when he met It carried several thousand gallons sovereignty council, but it waa not Will Live with Grandmother of water for ballast in place of with PTench President Charles de known if they were accepted. Robert Sullivan, 8-year-old survivor of the East River airliner crash last Tuesday night, ia visited Gaulle. liquid fuel. Senator Hits Nikita’s If they are accepted it could j in a New York City hospital by his grandmothen, Mrs nora McNulty Sullivan of Chicago Mrs. Sul­ One year from now the project’s The March meeting in Paris mean the nationalist parties are livan plans to take'^ the bov ho’me with her in a few days Rnberfs parents and two sisters were indicsles the Western powers will Free Installation scientists hope to have Titan ready killed in the crash He has sensed that his father and sisters perished hut he Is not considered Special On Baxed Stotianery for Immediate retaliation action. going into open opposition against try for a meeting with the Soviets The missile will be poised in Kassem to fos'ce his hand. Nation- ; strong enough yet to be told that his mother died after she was pulled out of the water by the tug­ some time' in April. This would underground launching .sites re­ Fabrication Charges al Guidance Minister Senshel and ; boat crew tl)gt,r 4«cue(j hifii., , (A P Pholofax), closely follow tbs lOtti anjilyar- Attractive paper and envelopes in plain nr decorated sheets. Ideal ------^ »,% • -.in-M . ,;,, • ~ r,i— — ----- — —------. .. .»»«■. ------.5, ------— ------SENT COUERS maining almost invulnerable to Miftiater of State^_Rikabi have.— sary meeting of the North- At­ a s a gift or for .vourself. Values to .51.00. Tb« best-p«Hormance Daeron-Pima bland! enemy counter attack. stayed’ in the cabinet to keep the 1 lantic Treaty Organiisalldh in much trouble and to such a peace. | Washington April 2. NOW Box Ship’n Shore's new Travelmate* to accompany all Washington, Feh. 7 i.P) -Senatori^so Senshel was a follower of Rash- ! Britain Denies (Continued on Page Six) Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MinnI high pitch of vituperation. " Tha NATO memherrTwUl gat a ymir separates everywhere. Done woth a smart .heh^v ..id the GallanU Uie .Iraqi Na- Right-tO’ Work Law fill-in on the prqpoaM meetings T R /P L fM 50c ycsteistey .accused Soviet- Premier Khnishchev said the Yu Communist party, accused of de- who led a pro-Axis coup next Wednesday wljen their coun­ hvo-\va\’ collar, and.the roll-up .sleeves you love. Nikita Khrushchev of indulging in in 1941 which w as put down hy SnarlinjY Allied S rO R F S ^ an "outburst of controlled hys­ viating from the Moscow line, was ' r-.ii.ei cil meets. NA'i'O Secretary Gen­ It's superbly sudsable, quick drip-dr) and truly trying to drum up stories about fled to eral Paul Henri Spaak met with Drivers Reject teria." Na*i Germany and returned to 2,000 From e«1 MAIN ST.—Ml 3-6771 no-iron! RealK too good to have just one of... The chairman of the Senate dis­ differences between Red Chins For State Unlikely Plan on Berlin Dullea during his stay in Parts, Iraq this year after 17 year,, in armament subcommittee included and the Kremlin. He said the The NATO council will also bs so pick a pastel ond a w'hite. Sizes to 36 exile. He reportedly has been -- called upon to approve the West­ A Loading Bus Co. Offer, this language in a reply to the Yugoslavs, to substantiate these . .. . l-rfindon. Feh. 7 i/Pi Britain has See the new Ship'n Shore no-iron blouses, from t,98 Red bos.s' description of the Sen­ stories, used the Minnesota Dem- 1 ^ ern repfes to the Soviet note of Hartford, Feh. 7 (/Pi A "Right-* tees meeting yesterday for hear- a-sked the U.'t, Stale Department Jan. 10 calling for a 28-natlon Manufacturer! HAI.K'S SPORTS3VF..AR DFr.\RTM T;XT ator as a peddler of fairy tales and ocrat as a "substantial witness." j to-Work " law today appeared to ings on a wide variety of hill.i Ask New Talk a fabricator, to keep the rerorrl straight on Tnkp F.levalor to thp Second Floor. No Message to Ike be an unlikely reality for Con- The General Law Committee held (Continued on Page Six) Consisting of: Parchments, Khriischev went on to say that "You will remember that this nectlcul. a public hearing on a 'bill that what it desrribeii as American silks and shantung.s. Selec­ FCR New Haven, Feb. 7 .A*! T h e Humphrey’s imagination ran riot Senator recently visited the So­ Senate Passes 1 A barrage of opposition followed would permit mimicipalilies to en-j press charges that the British are m A'FL-CIO Bus Drivers’ union will viet Union and I had a talk with tahlish rent conlrol in the event of I An,pr, against a tion includes: Boudoir, when the Senator "began to make I by the powerful* voice of Senate SAFETY'S SAKE V attempt to reopen negotiations up his inventions about the rela- him.” Khrushchev said. “In the i Majority L,eader Arthur H. Healy local rental housing .shortage. An : pp,.]jn blockade, the Foreign Of- bridge, table, floor and with the Connecticut Co. Union tion.s between the Soviet Unioii and expectation of a noisy sensation. Airports Bill. j (D-.New Haven) who said he was overwhelming m jority of the 100 ! tndnv And Lonqcr Tirf Wtor d \ members voted overwhelmingly I fire said today chimney shades. You’ll the Chine.se Peoples' Republic." He Humphrey, in his speeches and av- ' “iinequivocably opposed " to the persons attending ' voiced opposi­ Sir Harold Caccia, British am- Bulletins want to buy several at these Drivt In For Our yesterday to reject a company said Humphrey surpassed Baron ticles, told fairy tales -three bags bill,, indicated certain doom for tion to the hill. has.sador In Washington, went tn proiposal for contract settlement. Munchausen in imagination. full of them - such as the story GOP P rotests the hill yesterday at a public, hear­ The right-to-work law hearing the Stale Department yesterday to from the AP low, low marl.OW prices! TTie vote -ejected the firm's attracted some persons into Imagination Ran Riot that he had brought a special mes­ ing in the General Assembl.v's L*- 200 voice Rrltish nbjettion to these proposal to place the "bread and sage from the Soviet government W ashington, P'eb. 7 'A*i The bor Committee. the hall of the Hbii.se. This was in suggestions. He was received by WHATEX'Ell TOr NEED— butter" Issues of a proposed con­ The Soviet premier made his at­ Senate has passed a 846.6 million sharp contrast to the persons IKE CUTS VACA-nON See our selction of Valentines tack in the Communist party Con­ to President Eisenhower - of Healey, leader of a DemoiTatic- 2,000 Its. Deputy Secretary of State FREE tract before arbitration, and a course no such message existed airport construction .bill de.spite controlled Senate, said In his brief who attended the rframatic 19.67 Robert Murphy. Thomaavllle, O*., Feb. 7 tA6— Valentine Gift gress in Moscow Thursday. He Front End, Brake and for children and grownups. controversial clause before ‘ the at all - and that I had confided protests from some Republicans testimony that he didn't even want hearing. Caccia's .move followed reports Prenldent Eleenhowkr decided courts for a legal opinion on its ridiculed Humphrey’s reports on that it would punch a hole in Pres­ Those who came to hack the hill today to eut‘hU southland va­ ASSORTED CUTOUTS FOR what took place in a recent 8-hour two important secrets to him. to see a commitjee report on the that Ihe British were holding out YOU'LL HNO IT Shock Absorber enforceability. "Indeed, I could find a better ident Eisenhower's budget and in- bill. included representatives of the against irsp of land force tn push cation a bit short and return to SLIPS CHILDREN IN CELLO PACKAGES ■■ Some 1.1.60 members, wno have Humphrey-Khrushchev talk. He ■vite a veto. slate Chamber of Commerce, the Washington tomorrow. The AT Inspection. said the Senator's "wnld im agina­ partner to share .secrets with 1.6 Favor legislation convoS’s -through if the Commu­ been w orking nearly five months than Mr. Humphrey! The President, who vetoed a Some 1.6 witne.sses testified in Manufacturers' Association of Con­ nists blockade Berlin. President, who has been tlie iVork done by experts en all F'me quality lace trimmed tion ran riot when he began to sim ilar bill last .year after Con­ necticut. local manufacturing as­ These reports pictured the Brit­ gueat of former Secretary of the 10c T. 39c without a contract, voted in the Better Than Munchausen favor of the hill while Ljibor or- conventional makes of ear*. slips that launder perfectly. seven communities served by the make up his inventions ' about So­ gress had adjourned, had recoip- sociations and Chambers of Com­ ish as preferring to rely on_»n air­ Treasury George M. 'Humphrey Marlow’s viet relations w'ith the Chinese "Sen, Humprey's wild imagina­ gajiizations turned out in force in Nylon tricot with narrow or C, RO M N U P 5 AI ,E NT IN ES ^ '^4 / s company. They* are New Haven. mended only S200 million over the merce, and jhe Connecticut Slate lift. since Wednesday, originally had INC. Communists. tion ran riot when he opposition. wide lace trim in all while. Hartford, Norwich. New London, , I next four vears for airport con- TTie right-to-work law hearing Grange. After seeing Murphy. Ambassa-: planned to go back to the Cap­ MORIARTY Meriden,’ Middletown and Stam­ Humphrey took the floor of the make up his inventioruk about the | ^truction dor Caccia told British correspond­ ital Monday afternoon. There 5c T„ 25c Senate to say: held by one of eight commit- The bill was sponsored by Rep. $2-98 $ $ ford. rehitiona between theJ^viet Union mensure pasiied last nipht Thomas F. Quinlan IR-Waahing- ents in Wa.shinglon "If there has was no indication of any BROTHERS 3.39 5.98 William Schappa, secretary of "This outburst of controlled hys­ and the Cliinese republic, jj 63-22 vole now goes to the been an impasse it has not been of ■ emergency. teria from the Soviet leader indi­ tonl. It provides that no person he , MI 9-5221 .301-.31,6 CENTER STREET the State Conference Board, an­ In this he evert exceed^ the well , House. No House hearings have required to join a union as a eon- j our seeking or making. " | cates a high degree of insecurity known compiler of fshrications. on companion legislation. Telephone .MI 3-.61S.3 nounced the rejection. He said no dition of employment and no per- ! Correspondents said he left the SAYS NIKITA AILING POMT POE OVEH 47 TEAES: figures would be relea.sed. ill the relationships between So­ Baron Munchausen The bill would extend the federal son be denied employment becsiise ! clear Implication that any font-1 '•Iv „ ' viet Russia and the Communist "And now the Yugoslav Revi- News Tidbits Berlin, Feb. 7 l/Ti—^The West "There has been no strike tallq" aid airport program for four years of union membership. It would out- | dragging, over anti-blockade plan- i Berlin tabloid Nacht-Despeache Schappa said. He said the Union Chinese. beyond June 30 and inrrease the Culled from .AP Wires law the union shop. | ning had been in the State De-| ^ / • • f ' "I am surprised he would go to (Conttniied on Page Two) said today Nikita Khrushchev 44 will again seek a m eeting \Vith the annual federal allotments from *6.3 Quinlan called the proposed bill ' patlmenl. gave the appearance of being a company in an effort to reopen million to *100 million. one of the great issues of present ! Caccia recalled that a month very sick man during the re­ negotiations. In addition, it includes a special Confessed killer Ray Allen Young times. He said that "compul.soi v ; ago the British embassy in Wash- .. discretionary fund of *65 million captured by Texas officers two cent Soviet Communist Party The controversial clause - in unionism must be abolished unless I ington readily endorsed a P rench ; Congress. Tho newspaper, quot­ the company contract for more that Sen. A. S, Mike Monroney (D- hours after breaking nut of Alius, we are to continue to make a mock- suggestion for talks hy military; TODAY’S BEST BUY IN SLACKS Okla), chief aponsor of the hill, Okla. jail ... Two New Britain ing unnamed C»ech Ooiwnu- ONLY FITS LIKE A KORELLI than 30 years -- makes arbitra­ ery of the ideala of American civil , experts on what to do if Berlin Is : nlst sources, 8*id the Soviet ALL WOOL GABARDINES and FLANNELS *Korell tion mandatory in all future con­ Churches to Erase said was designed to speed Ihe men accused of forging documents liberties." . blockaded. _ . ; modernization of big city airports to get around state’s automobile premier looked aa If he had PLAIN and PLEATED FRONTS tracts. The Union wants to retain Quinlan contended that the right I He said a senior British officer! aged greatly, wak unusually it. The bus company oposes it. to handle jet airplanes. financial responsibility law. of a person not to join a union wept to Washington for that pur- i Under the program, the federal nervous,' and was runiqied to bo A nfajority of Union members The Federal judge who enabled should be as basic as the right of , pose. But after 10 days he went suffering from a tumor, .The KORELl. PLUS - SIZES FIT 5’OC PERFECTLY voted for a walkout in a strike High Pressure Ways grants have to be matched dollar U.S. agents to look at voter rec­ an individual to Join a union. | home because he had not been . . . with no alterations if your 5'5" or under! for dollar by the states. Nacht-Depescho was the only M0.88 2 for ^21.00 ’ vote last month. But the Union wa.s ords In three Alabama counties Sherman Ives of the Connecticut j able to arrange any consultations. newspaper to carry the report- ! / r ! / ^ - \ 21 votes short of the two-thirds All Republican efforts to cut the asked now to open the way for State Grange said members of his j Caccia was quoted as saying he bill were defeated, bfit the Demo­ t NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIO.NS By TOM HENSHAW •quires a.good deal.of preparation. more Negroes to vote in one of the organization favored a righl-to-| twice nudged U. S. Secretary nf it'i proportioned for YOL . the Junior Woman IS'S’ and under)! (Continued on Page Two) crats made one concession in an counties . . . Harold E. Stassen work law. He said that they pre-] State Dulles on the urgency of 4-H HEAD TO KETIRE New York, Feb. 7 IJP)-- The Christian enlistment actually it'« stylfd '•ith narrower anoulder*. effort to make the legislation more says President Eisenhower and ferred that it be made a consti- getting planning started -once on Storrs, Conn.. Feh. 7 l/P) — United Church of Christ has come got underway last month long palatable to the adminiatratlon. Randolph W. Whoples, who ha# Its waist ishilJier 1 VALENTINE GIFT HOSIERY before the traditional pledge Sun­ Russian boss Nikita Khrushchev in , tutional amendment, January 21 and again last Sunday. GLENNEY'S It’s tuller in the bustline, wraistlme and hipline. up with a plan designed not onlj’ The bill originally called for ex­ favor of ireniilne negotiations, and Both Mitchell Sviridoff. presi- Yesterday, corre.spondcnts said. been State 4-H club leader since day in the fall — w-ith special penditures of *.66.6 million -over 1948, will retire June 80. Presi­ Its lengths is Kaled to your height. , Judge Assails to raise money but also to cultivate schooling sessions for those w-ho that people on both sides are try- dent of the Stale Labor Council ; he once more impressed on the I , It’s designed with generous seams, d«p h ^ > ' , , In Lovely New Shades five years. But majoriW leader ing to keep them apart. { I Stale Department the urgency of dent A. N. Jorgeosea the Christian attitudes toward the use are to lead the regional training Lyndoq B. Johnson (D-’Texi won University of Connectieut, who It’s carefully detailed with snap-m ahoulder of resources. New York City retail mer-1 (Continued on Page Five) I getting something started. meetings. unanim ous agrefm ent to lop off made the announcerajant today, : The r«u h -h o wnuine for altera.ions, no povmg for alteration.. ARKWRIGHT SEAMLESS NYLON ...... 79e Pr. Jury’s Verdict One major point of the new The regional meetings of lead­ chants fighting prospect of In­ ytND - the flattery only perfeot ht ran gi'e . one yfar and $100 million. said membership In the clubs ■ plan; To take high pressure adver­ ing laymen and ministers of parti­ The measure waa the second bill crease In city’s S per cent sales tax ! ALBA DARK SEAM SHEER N Y L O N ...... $1.15 Pr. tising methods out of religion. cipating churches will he held in to 4 per cent, claiming it would be | has grown. td almost 8,000 un­ Hartford, Feb. 7 OPi—Superior topping/ the President's budget der Whnples' leadership. See CHORCHES, Your Local NO-MEND SHEER NYLON ...... $1.35 and $1.65 Pr. Court Judge Charles S. House yes­ The plan, called Christian Enlist­ February, April, September and t ____ . catastrophic for business . . . ‘ ALBA SHEER S E A M L E S S ...... $1.15 Pr. terday criticized a jury in open ment, was dfeveloped by the Rev. October, The trainees will be (ContinD t on Page Five) Cuba’s cabinet again postpones ‘The Small World’ RED SHIP SEIZED All. This For Only court for bringing In a verdict in Dr. L. C. T. Miller of Philadelphia. briefed rather than instructed in final approval on decree permitting SATIN-LINED HOSIERY C A S E S ...... S1.DD to $1.98 a criminal case which he de­ Evangelical and Reformed Church; detail. opening of gambling casinos . . . Aalesund, Norway. Feb. 7 <*» Dodse and Chrysler Dealer for the and the Rev. David Sandstrom of More Important than the train­ Communist East Germany says its A Soi'iet Ashing vessel^ Waa scribed as bordering on a mis­ Three Englishmen—and one P^nglishwoman—set sail brought into this we#t-4Mhat carriage of justice. New York. Congregational Chris­ ing sessions, However, are the all­ U*S* Finds Trouble Soviet-Bupplied armed forces are We welcome charge Sccounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with tian Churches. church planning conferences, rec­ not equipped with nuclear weapons, in a balloon named “The Small World” from the Canary town today by a NorxvefiaB The case was that in ’is’hich naval prize , cretv after Itaidiig Best Values on New Dodges This textured coat-dress looks lovely wherever cash sales and also tn customers who pay their charge account within Jam es A. Doyle Jr., 44, H artford, The two denomina’tions ar.e well ommended for early summer, Getting Ready^Cash submarines or bombers. Islands on Dec. 12, 1958. fifteen .(15) days after billing date. on the way toward a merger in when church leaders will decide New York woman on relief for be4n arrested while lUUng In. you go. In easy-to-wash cotton and acetate . . . was brought to trial on a charge Their objective was to retrace the trade winds route Norwegian territorial waters. of criminal negligence,- which car­ the t.Tnited Church of C hrist but the best possible program for the five years may face criminal ac­ coming year and set a budget'for W ashington, Feb. 7' iJP] — The of Columbus to Trinidad in 1498. The 100-foot herring drifter with white overcollar and prettily-bowed band on ries with it, upon conviction, a a union of church programs and government is .going to borrow tion if her claim to nearly $10,000 and Chryslers it. Madness? Quixotic? Perhaps. It turned out to be a was placed under poHoe guard bodice . . . the .alim skirt with set-in hip pockets. maximum penalty of 10 years in budgets has yet to be worked out. $1 >, billion in new cash next week found by two boys in paper bag , Free Parking Rear Of Store By the time pledge Sunday rolls last week is upheld... Italian voyage on which peril was multiplied—it involved ditch- immediately on landing. Navy or teal blue. Sizes 12 plu.s to 18 plus. prison and a SLOOO fine. Christian enlistment is based on around, church members will have )>ecause of unexpected difficulties A week ago today, the jury re­ the widely held theoty that pres­ in refinancing jart of the national premier-designate Antonio Segnl ipg at sea, loss of radio contact with the world and 20_ a better-than-avera^e knowledge meets with outgoing Premier Fan- •NAP LAJOIE DIES tired at 4:30 p.m.’ and did not suring churc'n members into giv­ of 4rhat his church is, what it is debt. days of drifting in the hostile ocean. YOU CAN BUY agree upon a yerdlct until mid­ ing instead of educating them in The announ.-iement by the Trea- fanl in first move to try to- form Daytona Beach, Fta., Feb. 1 doing and. not inetdentaliy, just new government and end Italy’s And, of course, there was the continuing, intensely Iff/)—Napoleon (Nap) Lajole, 8S, Illustrated here is only one of the many styles of night. Then it found Doyle guilty Christian stewardship Is not only what his money will be used for. 'sury yesterday csnie as a surprise. unethical but poor long-run strate­ political crisis. human story of three men and a girl existing for 24 days chiarter member of baaeball’a A DODGE KORKLL DRESSE.S, you will find in .1. \V. Hale’s of negligent homicide.. the maxi­ In addition, the mem'ber Will be Only a week 4go Treasury officials mum penalty for which is six said they hqped to get by without Premier Nehru says hr had no Hall of Fame, died at a liOjMtiM Eeulpped and delhered a* low a* Ready to M'car Dept.—Second Floor. gy- asked to pledge not only.money in a 15 X 8 gondola. here today. Lajole. bord^Bapt* The J W . l U U CORK moqtha in jail and a $500 fine. “There are no bargains in Chris­ such a borrowing until April. part In election of his daughter, but also time and. talent to some Mrs. Indira Gandhi, aa president The first and exclusive publication of the pnly nar­ 5, 1875 fat ’Woonsocket;' K' T.. Doyle was arrested as a result tianity,’’ says the preface to the church chore like’Leaching.Sunday The need for the new cash arose rative written by a member of the dating expeditidn— Aniahed hla , « l-y e s5; fOiilJof' m a n c h i s t i r C o n m - of an accident last Aug. 3 on King low-pressure CE handbook. "No school or helping out In the church when-' the Treaaurey offered new of India’s ruling Congress Par­ ty. .. Police say they have crushed the member to whom it waa the greatest trial—^the lone league cMireer lii 19. St., north of McGuire Rd.. South shortcuts; no exemption; no defer­ office. securtles earlier this week in ex­ Ufettme batting '''* ments. No one ever learned to wor­ change for *14,872,000,000 in m a­ a plot to create pin uproar a t in­ CORNER MAIN qiMi OAK STREETS Windsor, In which four teenagfetw This, save the Rev. Mr. Sand- woman, Rosemary Mudie, has produced a unique but He appeared In M75 vyere aerioualy ii^jured. One of ship without worshipping. atrom. is the responsible approach turing securities.' auguration of 'Venezuela presi­ dent-elect Betancourt Feb- 13, true chronicle of adventure- The series starts Monday games, jpaasd ’Di' '* them, Elsie Waller, 17, of 59 Ogil- ■iNo. budget was ever adequate to Christian stewardship in that it . But holders of $2,081,000,000 if . ond hasemaa. by Dr., Hartford, died of her Iji- .apart from' a carefully planned "establishes a scale of values; It ths old securities rejected the of­ A proposal to create a forestry in The juriea. program, nor successfully subscrib­ sets Christian priorities. It involves fer and demanded payment in cash. camp for delinquent boys receives support of prison officials ’a t.j a P > T , MANCHESTER J It was a head-on collision and ed w ithout its intelligible and con-' s basic understanding of what the This la Itnown. as attrition and of- 1905 to IMt vincing presentation."' church is: whst it should be do­ le^slativa publie bearing la H a n ­ toulfeatrr liianitts IfaraUi i Olevaland'«Hil (CtMOangd 0* P f Fltr*)^ A convincing preparationpr^p re- ing." / (OMttmied M Fag* Five) ford .,

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