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Realty Course If f \ Zf-..t-m .! W RV • i /./ . j p i____ FAGB 8DCTEEN TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 19M ,'l®anrIiPBter ^Q^nitts lim U t >■ ■ Average Dally Net Preae Ron The Lucy Spencer Group of Tor th* Week Itodad Second Congregational Church Hospital Notes About Town will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in HEAR Apiil 4, 1964 The Weather 8t. JoMph’8 Mothers CSrcle the church parlor. Mrs. Joel Vlattingjiours are 2 to 8 p.m. LowdI LuiMbtron •r V. a. waaOM Nichols and Mrs. L. J. Tuttle in all areas excepting maternity win meet tomorrow at 8:30 will be co-hostesses. AND THE 13,937 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alfred where they are 2 to 4 p.m. and liarabar at the Audit Kntleelll, 80 McKee S t 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private rooms "MESSAGE FOR CSoMy. wM y. aaU taiUfeie^ lair The Golden Age Club will where they are 10 a.m. to 8 tk.m. Bureau of Circulation meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the ss to 4#. naraeay mHay, nlaS|. Oadette Olrl Scoil^ Troop 77 Visitors are requested not to AMERICA" MoncheMter^A CUy of VUlage Charm high Mar N. will apoMor a rummage sale clubrooms rtn School S t smoke in patients’ rooms. No Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 more than two ^tsitors at one TEAM p.m. In Woodruff Hall of Center Emanuel Lutheran Church time per patient. TOL. LXXXm, MO. H I (TWENTT-POUR PAGKS-TWO SECTIONS, M A N c W ^ CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 8. 1964 Congregational Church. Any­ Women will sponsor a rummage WednendaY, April I (Clasalfled Advwtisiag aa Pago SS) sale Friday at 9 a.m. in Luther Patients Today: 276 -i PRICE SEVEN CENTS one having clean used clothing, Hall. Articles for the sale may 7:30 P.M. books or toys to contribute may be brought to the church until ADMITTED YESTERDAY: leave them at the church Fri­ Thursday night Thomas Lappe, 9 Cook St.; ary. ___ Mrs. Elizabeth Abrahamson, 41 f i y Calvary Ohureh Eight Steel Firms Indicted Events Orchard St., Rockville: Mrs. Past Mistress Club, Daugh­ 647 E. MTODUE TPKS. The Immarulate Conception ters of Liberty, No. 125, will Andover: Frank Yonth after service: Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ FREE COKES! meet tomorrow^ at 8 p.m. at the I ’ ^o*^*** ALL WELCOME row at 8 p.m. at the home of home of Mrs. Frank Duncan, 8 FREE HOT-DOOS 1 In State 261,148 Favor Wallace Mrs. Bernard Fogarty, 281 LitUe S t Cliriatensen 127 Coo- On Price-Fixing Charges Porter S t Mrs, John Conner . ___ per Hill St.: Patrick Fltzger- win bo the co-hostess. r, rm. nr r • . Poi'tcr St. | Mark Fos- C. Thomas Weaver Jr. of 4 ter. 121 Union St., Rockville: NEW YORK (AP) .<feto $60,000 each. The two indict-^xtra assessments for tailoring Hartford Woman TJniMi Lodge, Knights of Devon Dr. is sendng on a re-. Richard Jackman, 583 Hartford Eight ateel companies—in­ ed^ executives, 1if. convicted, specifically ordered Pythias, will meet tomorrow at ^onal committee ^ r an annuar R(j . ports Kirkland. 152 could be sentenced to jail for Found Strangled S p.m. at Orange Hall. Upsala College, East Orange, Wells St.; Mrs. Alice Knowles,- cluding U.S. Steel, the in­ size, gauge, quality, alloys and N. J., alumni fund campaign. one year and fined $60,000 each. other processing requirements. In Wisconsin Primary Storra; Albert Michaud, Coven­ dustry’s largest—have been Sheet steel—the product cov­ The government alleges that Advertisement— try; Alice Orzechowskl, 445 REALTY ered In the indictment—Is used HARTFORD (AP)—The Story Circle, South Methodist indicted by a federal gram these extra charges were rigged Parker St; Mrs, Elaine Potter- in making about one-third of all by the steel producers in secret body of a young woman Church, will meet tomorrow at ton, Femwood Dr., Bolton; Mrs. jury on antitrust charges 10:30 a.m. at the church. They are accuaed of conaplr finished steel mill products. The meetings In th* Biltmore and was found this morning by Kathleen Edgar, 52 Grove St., alleged price-fixing, the govern­ the Sheraton-East hotels in New PRODUCTION Rockville; Shnron Tollsano. El­ ing to fix prices in the $3.6 bil­ a boy on his way to school. lion carbon sheet steel business. ment charges, increased prices York City from 1956 to 1961. No Winners Say lington; Ryan Knowles, 30 Lo­ io consumers for such Items as minutes of the meeting were Police said she had appar- DIRECTOR cust St.; Ralph Rockwell, 32 COURSE Two steel company executives Public Records also were named in the indict­ auto bodies, washing machines, kept, the.... government........... says. It been strangled with Starkweather St.; Mrs. Mary ment, made public Tuesday. kitchen cabinets, refrigerators, charges that purchasers of sheet' own stocking, Rights Issue Marriage Licenses Toumaud, 131 Lake St; Mrs. FREE DEMONSTRATION LECTURE The Indictment traces to the office furniture .and other wide­ steel wefe ^'deprived of the I victim was identified »« Dorothy Miller, Coventry; ly used products. benefits of free and open com­ Erma Linda Neves, 27, of ... Joseph Paul Moriarty, 27 THUR»AY, APRIL t AT S P.M. clash between major steel com- Lilac St., and Joyce Carol Smo­ Holmes Brown. Blast Windsor antes and the late President A spokesman for one of the petition” as a result of the al­ Affleck St. Unimportant lensk!. 313 Autumn St., St. Hill; Mrs. Rita McConville, 453 MEN and WOMEN, young or old, regardless of previous ohn F. Kennedy in April 1962. firms — Armco — said: "Ap­ leged price-fixing. Police sold she left her job Summit St.; William Andrews, 5 parently, these allegations arise James' Church, April 26. experience, if you are over 21, you can be a real estate When the companies posted an The firms and individuals In­ at an insurance company lost MILWAUKEE, Wis. Building Permits 58 H School St. broker merely by passing an examination. Obtain your license acroM-the-board increase of $6 out of efforts to promote the dicted, with their standings as night and was reported mlss- To A. J. Johnson 4 Co. for ADMITTED TODAY: Carol and enter this richly rewarding profession. You can start on a ton, Kennedy angrily de­ use of steel in traditional mar­ to size in the industry indicated uig by a brother about 1 a.m. (AP) — Alabama Gov. Ernest Ruebin, for a garage at Poliansky, Coventry; Mary Trl- a part-time basis on your own. or Join the staff of an estab­ nounced the move as inflation­ kets for steel and to combat the in parantheses, are; Police said the first report George C. Wallace, who 62 Lenox St., 81,250. vigno, 26 W. Middle Tpke.; T h e y r e in '^Shchjo lished real estate firm. Our course offers the finest license ary and the companies rescind­ inroads made by competitive U.S. Steel (1) and its assist­ of the finding of the body was said he would “shake tha To Eugene J. Michaud ■ for i ■J*'”,® 153 Bran­ exam preparation available, as well as teaching you how to ed the increase. materials such as aluminum, ant general manager for admin­ called in by a schoolboy. An­ ford S t; Mrs. Ruth McGinn, 26 The song is, "If I Only Had a Brain,” in rehearsal for musical review, "That’s Show Bia” glass, plastics, cement and oth­ istrative services, James P eye teeth’’ of both parties’ Sol Roman, for addition to a open an office and be successful in the real estate business. After the clash, the Justice other cal', came almost Im­ single-family dwelling at 60 Cumberland St. scheduled for Apttl 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. in St. Maurice’s Church auditorium, Bolton. As ers." Barton. mediately, they said, from a leaders if he a ttra c t^ more Attend a FREE FIRST LECTURE at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Department—headed then and The steel industry sells sheet Scott Dr., $3,906. j BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A well-dressed scarecrows are, from left, Mrs. Angle Armentano, Mrs. Pauline Maneggia, April 9, presented by Lee Institute at Morse College, Hartford. now by the late President’s resident of the building at 83 than 25,000 Wisconsin To Eugene Girardin for John daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Please write or phone for a g^iest ticket. steel at a base price, and adds (See Page Two) Lawrence St. behind which the votes in his campaign DlCiocclo, for construction of a jamin Gron.':ki, Tolland; a Mrs. Diana Costanzo, Mrs. Mary Le Febvre and Mrs. Margaret Maneggia. (Herald photo by brother, Atty. Gen. Robert F, body lay. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Satemis.) MORSE COLLEGE, 183 Ann St., Hartford—522-2261 Keimedy—started a grand Jury Police said the woman ap­ against the civil rights bill, garage at 20 Fulton Rd., $1,000. InvestigaUon of the steel Indus­ won 10 times that many in To V. T. Johnson 4 Co. for ard Sullivan, 130 Eldridge S t try’s pricing methods. The orig­ parently struggled with her as­ Robert Bartoo, for alterations BIRTHS TODAY; A son to j inal grand Jury Investigation sailant at two places In the Tuesday’s presidential pri­ to a dwelling at 165 Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nearing, i Mrs. Barbara Sal- died out. But the Job was taken alley behind the building. mary. St.. $3,000. 542 Hilliard St.; a son to Mr. vatore, 62 Englewood Dr.; John over last October by a new Train Bears Hero But Wisconsin Gov.
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