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.V , . • T # k 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957 PACe TWENTY r - '#, lEpgntng Jjg ra lit A rm g t Daily Net P*eaa Rub For the Week Ended, ThaWMitliar Members of Anderson-Shea Aux­ stein, Mrs. William Cooper, Mri. ing Meter Fund now contains as- Februaiy Zed, 1051 Feieenet ef C. 8> WsaMisa nanaa iliary, VFW, will attend tlw meet­ Sisterhood Plans Howard Gold. Mrs. Israel Shyder C ervilii Reports aeU of $101,332.64, of which $05,- A b ^ tT o w n ing of the Hartford Council Aux­ and Mra. George Wald. 000’ is in savinga accounts and in­ iliaries tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at To Demonstrate Mrs. Irving Hochberg and Mrs. ^ Collections vested. During January, the town' 12,425 lUIn, mUd^teatght. Lew m bt SwvlcM at Uie Salvation Army the Wheeler School Trumbull Ave„ Wind are in charge of the overall collected. $1,850.61 from parking 40, Oloady, eon tin tied mlM Sua- atM M Sunday will b« conducted Member of the Aodlt Plalnville. H oliday l^ettingi^ arrangemenU for the, evening’s meters on streets and $58.18 from Bnreen ef Circulation . ^ dny. n g h about-M. (ly Ckpt and lira. EHc Jackaon of T ax CollMlor Paul Cervlpl to­ meters in the. town-owned lot. program. Supeiwlslhg *’.e table day estimated his office wUI col­ ' ...... ■ ...... - T Manche$ter— A City of ViUagm Charm the Divisional headquarters in The confirmation class of St. aeftings and floral decorations Hartford Capt. Jackson, who it lect M 'per cent of the amount col­ WEEKlYvBlNGO John's Polish National Catholic A graphic narrative, depicting youns people’s secretary, for wdll be Mrs. Irving Goddard, Mrs. lectible on the 31-mill tax rate due FRIDAYS M. Church will meet at 10 o’clock to­ the eight major festivals in the Isadore Raddlng and Mra Harry Southern New England, is respon- Jewish calendar year as . inter­ Jan. 1, 'Charge vo: L t x y i , NO. m (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 (OUMtned AdvarRsIng on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS morrow morning at the Church. Tarlow. . . . At the 'end of January, taxpay­ siMe for an youth work. Word has been received that the preted in table aettingii, will high­ ' Tour ASSUMPTION HALL . ■■■■■■■...... ini.— The hospitality committee, which ers had paid 8B.1 per cent of the Preaeriptkms -V------^ ^ ^ ------,------^------bishop will attend the confirmation light the joint meeting of the will serve refreshments at the con­ figure. Pastor and Mrs. C. Henry Aiuler- on June 3. This week and next are Here THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAM¥ STREETS Bon of EmanUel Uitheran Church, sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom clusion of tlie program, la Com­ The amount oollectible is |3.- the last opportunities-to register prised of Mrs. Morris Firestone, 017,653.36. As o f Jan. 31, the of­ aad ioeembers of the Board of Ad­ for this class. and the WSCS of . the South PINE PHARMACY COMFORTABLE SEATING—AMPLE PARKING Ike to See ministration, with their wives, will Methodist ChuKh Tuesday at 8:30 Mrs. K'jrt Joseph, Mrs. Arthur fice bad collected $1,801,511.82. Welcome 664 O nter St— Ml 0-0814 be hosts to about 60 new members p.m. in the vestry of the Temple. Rittenberg and Mra. Gsorge Ben­ leaving $216,141.44 to be collected. Loyal Circle of King’s Daugh­ nett. Cervini’a report shows the Park­ I I, 11 .ii'...... at a reception in Luther hall ters will hold Its regular meeting Written by Mrs. Leon Wind, the Sunday at 7:80 p.nf. Presidenta of Monday night at 7:45 in the Fed­ program, entitled “These are the Macmillan church auxUlaries wlU speak brief­ eration. room of Center Congrega­ Festivals of the Lord,’’ will demon­ Grand Jury Probe u.s. ly, and there wUl be special music tional Church. Surgical dressings strate in a series of table settings under the direction of G. Altert for the hospital will be folded. A how’ each of the major Jew’ish holi­ AndM ollet Pearson. Mrs. John A. Johnson and social hour, with Mrs. Hasel Peter- days are celebrated in the home. Mrs. Roy C. Johnson head the com­ son and Miss Dorothy Peterson as The program, held in observance of mittee for refreshments and the Brotherhood Week, will be nar­ Of Oil Price Boost Washington, Feb. 9 (/P)— hostesses, will follow. social hour to follow. rated by Mrs. Sidney Browm. President Eisenhower prob; Dr. Robert J. Alesbury, a mem­ Traditional foods and customs \ ably will’ Jiold separate talks President Baisworth Mitten of ber of the Clinic Beard of the associated with the individual holi­ V , Washington, Feb. 9 (^Ip)—^m *c rivtr from the capital, be- the Manchester Board of Realtors, days will be described and demon­ soon with Frencl. Premier Manchester Mental Health Society, S^s. O’Mahoney (D-Wyo) ‘« Guy Mollet and British Prim^ Mrs. Prances Wagner, vice presi- will speak on the subject of men­ strated. Mrs. George Lessner wrill and it^agnuson (D-Wash) said a m i . Attorney .Gen. victor r . -A — dent; Kenneth Ostrtnsky, secre­ tal health at the meeting of Cen- describe the Bosh Hashonah-tablo, Minister ’ Harold Macmillan tary; and Ralph Gaston, treasurer, Mrs. Louis Hurwltz the Yom Kip- today they welcome a forth-1 Haneen, in charge of- the Anti- in a move to reunify the west­ attended an all-day orientation Ur Church Mothers Club Monday pur table, Mrs. Irving Aronson the at p.m. in Memorial hall of the coming federal grand jurV in-iTruat divuion, mid that while the ern powers. conference Md workshop of the 8 Sukkos setting, Mrs. Jacob Segal ___! government has no power, to oon- Jeimer Hits Lodge Seen Connecticut Association of Real new wing. Members are asked to the Chanukah arrangements, Mrs. vestlgation of recent fro7 Si"13ic w “ is” concerned with Diplomatic sources said the i Estate officera and boards yester­ note the change of meeting place. Jules Karp the Puiim setting, Mrs. creaseg. in oil: and gasolifteithe possibUfty of any concerted conferences now are being plan-1 day at the Hotel Bond, Hartford. Osofir Rottner the Passover table, i action'vithin the Industry to raise. H fit i ney woula -pe ina first top ! Organist G. Albert Pearson of prices. level meetings among these west-1 Irving D. Melendy, president of the Mrs. George Slossberg the Shavu- "I am very-glad the Justice De-t'prlces. Making Bid Emanuel Lutheran Church is con­ ous grouping, and Mrs. Marvin said he thought it em leaders a|nce cool relations i Maasachusetta Association of Real partment is taking up the story,’’, j \ O’Mahoney said he thought developed • last fail over the Brit- | . Estate Bosuds, and Prank Wagner fined to his home with a severe Feir the Sabbath table. said O’Mahoney.'•'^e iftbrease'ln i wbs a "fair inference ” that the de­ cold and is bilged to cancel both The choir of ' Temple Beth Uh-French Invasion of Egypt. i of Hartford, director of licenses Valentine Hankies prices ha.s not been satisfactorily | partment did not regard the antl- Firs^ speculation had indicated Adds B last and claims for the State of Con­ rehearsals o f the Junior Choir to­ Sholom, under the direction of explaiiied ’’ 6 | trust exemption, granted to oil F o r T ru c e morrow forenoon. all three men would meet togeth­ necticut, were the principal speak­ Cantor George Wald, will sing Magnuson said In s'separate in - companies eooperaUng In the Euro- er. How’ever. recent planning has ers. ■ traditional music for each ob­ tervlew the grand jury investigS' pean aupply program, as extend­ Chicago, Feb. 9 (/P)— Sen. St. Mary’s Women’s Auxiliary been on' the basis of two separate United Nations, N. "Y., Feb. servance. Orgahlst will be Fred­ Uon would be .’^very helpful.” ing to any domestic price fixing. meetings. Jehner (R-lnd) said today 9 (/P)— ^The United States is will meet Monday- at 7:30 for a erick Werner. Is the choir are Mrs. O’Mahoney is chairman of a . Records Subpoenaed short religious service in the sanc­ Will Fly to Bermuda that “denouncing Franklin reported putting. out quiet Bernard Krutt, Mrs. Myer Leavitt, Jolrrt Senate Antl-Monopoly-Pub- O'Mahoney said last night his Eisenhower is expected to meet Roosevelt,. Harry Truman'and RUMMAGE tuary, and adjourn to the'crypt for Mrs. Leon Kramer, Mrs. Eli Slegal, ilc Land" subcommittee which has Subcommittee has subpoenaed, var­ feelers to learn whether their business 'meeting. Mrs. Her­ here first with Mollet, then fl.v Dwight Eisenhower” for the Mrs. B. Hall, Mrs. Raymond Bern­ the sincerest form been looking into the > emergency ious records .of , major oil compan­ S niper Caiigiit^ to Bermuda for a conference with President Nasser of Egypt bert Fraser, who is in charge of oll-for-Europe program, Inau- ies which were authorized by the growth of Big .Government SALE the program, has secured motion Choose from lovely de­ Gary Addison Taylor, 20. was Macmillan, probably about March would agree to make' a con- gurated after the closing of the 1 government to. coordinate their 21. The possibility that Mollet is a waste, of time.* 9 Sertwdoy, F*b. Y- pictures of Washington Cathedral. signs. All white with '> Suez Canal- cut off Europe Irom j efforts to cope wdth Europe s oil arrested by Detroit police after ciHatory policy statement a wild car chaae Feb. 7. Oak­ might go on to Bermuda was dis­ He called'for election in 1958 of a 9:00 to 12:00 Refreshments will be served by of the heart decorations. most of its Middle East oil ] supply problem. He said a num­ counted here. Congress pledged to cut federal which might help in the ef­ Mrs. Annie 1. Smith and her com­ CORRECTION sources. ber of the firms had volunteered land County Assistant Prose­ cutor William Land said Ta,v- There W’as no official conflrma- i spending. fort to get Israeli troops out At 699 Main Street - mittee. Our item in last night’s ad The joint .subcommittee also is to produce the..ten' records, but that tion of the, Bermuda conference ; Jenner's remarks were prepared of Egypt. probing recent widespread price ; "In fairness to all’ it was decided lor later confessed that he w'as (former location of should have read: Broccoli the sniper whose wild shooting either here or in London. for a seminar spon.sored by 'the Informed sources said Ambassa­ Naval Aviation Cadet Ronald boosts—75 cents a barrel for crude to send out subpoenaes to 16 firms. , A White House spon.^smaii said E. A. Johnson Paint W. Stephens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spears 2 for 49c and not 2 5 c and 5 0 c As of the week ended'Jpn. 30 the ' has terrorized four communi­ Abralikm Llnpoln Republican Club dor Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and oil and one cent a gallon for gaso­ ’’until there is a Complete agree­ of Chicago, a group which de­ other members of the U.S. dele­ Company).. William T. Stephens, 45 Green Asparagus Spears. line and fuel oil. Magnuson heads ties since Christmas. (AP ment we will have nothing to say Wirephoto), scribes itself as Conservative. gation have been aoundii^ out loosored by The Covenant Manor Rd., made a first 'Solo flight J O t J lU S u i t the Senate Commerce committee (Oo-tlaned on Page Five) about it.” on Jan. 24 at Saufley Field Naval each The Senator criticized President EgypUan diplomaU on this possi­ League of The Covenant which has set up a subcommittee In London, both the Foreign Elsenhower’s request to Congress bility. A U.S. delegation source Congregatlanal Church Auxiliary Air' Station, Pensacola, to conduct a separate study of Office and a spokesman for Mac­ Fla. for authority to use troops if nec­ asknowledged Lodge had been in Ha^som e. new knits by Chevy Chase gas-oil price increases. millan declined comment. essary to block open Communist contact with the Egyptians over with a distinctive continental flavor Jiir)' Meets March 4 Eisenhower met in Bermuda in aggression in the Middle East, and the past few days, but declined to Yesterday-, in nearby Alexan­ December 1953 with British Prime that becomes you so flatteringly . . . London Pi*ess Shims for permission to spend up to $200 disclose any details. dria, Va.. attorneys ' from the Minister Churchill and French million .in available foreign aid These moves were reported as that so effortlessly expresses your Justice Department’s AntiiTnist '.Premier Joseph Laniel. funds. Arab delegates urged ^niUve sense of fashion. Here in finest qual­ Division asked Federal District The choice of Bermuda—Brit- "It Is- heartening,” Jenne'r add­ measures against Israel because Judge Albert V. Bryan to order Ijh territory—was seen' as a con- of her refusal to get out of the ity all wool chenille with the main in­ a grand Jury investigation of com­ Qu^en, Duke Rumor j cession to British feeling that ed, that many Americans hayc terest centered in the necklines, the questioned the military provisions Sharm el Sheikh area of Egypt panies and individuals engaged In. I such a gesture would enhance and the Gasa Strip. Aimnlated fashioned raglan shoulders, “the production,'refining and sale Macmillan's prestige and be well iff the request. He also contended President Eisenhower and King Saud walk along a pathway on A -, K YOUR there is no evidence of need for Would BuUd Prestige their smooth and easy ribknit skirts. of oil." London, Feb. 9 UP) — London.^ Verj'few, if rny, person.*! oi tslde j received in Britain. It Is onl.v the White House grounds, follow’ed by their advisers, Feb. 8. ROASTING CHICKENS / ! three hour.<» flying time from "unlimited power” in connection Many western delegates believe Judge Bryan authorized the in­ newspapers didn’t say a word to-1 the . royal family would know Secretary of State John Foster Dulles walks on the grass, while a mild-toned, solution - seeking DOCTOR And colors—you’ve never seen them quiry and directed that a grand I Washington. with economic aid featuVes. robed members of the Saudi Arabian monarch’s party follow tha Every week we sell more of onr juicy flavorsome char- day about rumors printed in the I w'hether there was anj’ truth to the Secretary of State Dulles "didn’t statement by Nasser at this cru­ prettier! Gift JEWELRY jury be convened March 4. Justice United States of a rift between rum irs of a royal spat. The gossip It also was seen a.s a way to leaders pn the pavement. coal-barbccaed chickens, 50c extra for roasting any size, ABOUT : help overtome the ill feeling in say yes and he didn't say no" when cial stage might pqrsuade Israel to I Department officials said it was Queen Elizabeth II and her hus­ gained currenc.v when the Duke's ease her adamant stand against decided to take up the matter in ijsgme B ritl^ quarters resulting asked whether any of the aid four to eight pounds, CaD early for Sunday orders, when Our jewelry bar has many band. They also ignored an official equerry, LI. CridrrMlchael Parker,- would—go -to Egypt, Jenner aaid.. wlthd^wal, The_AmericiSs re:^ Alexandria, just across the Poto- Buckingham palace statement resided unexpectedly last Mon- from the. U.S. stand ajpomt— the qdts are loaded. BY TRAIN OR PLANE Britlsh-French-Israel attack on, The Senators said he opposes ariy j portedly have suggested to r styles in new pastel cotor^; also terming the rumors "quite un-1 day. Egypt s delegation that auelt a CMS Pgypt aid to Eg>*pt. THEY STAY THE SAME tailored styles in gold and’silver tru4.” ' Parker, quit sjter it wof the. King, stole the show, as he Enrptlan repreaentativea here. society folk were "talking openly accompanied him on the wmrld has one objective—to keep itself in Saud of ^ u d l Arabia left Wash­ had dohaon a number of other oc- A Special Purchase power by spending,” Jenner con­ Thu Americatui gIgo are Mid to Concord, N. H - Feb. 9 (g*)—Rep. of a rift” betw’een the 31-year-old tour. Doctors Qaim ington today with words of praise CBsiops. The solemn faced little hare been sounding out other gives you Queen and her- handsome 35- Hardships for Prince tinued. He said its goals are to for the airbase-for-ajd agreement boy nith the.soft brown eyea waa The Bank that PLANNED SECURITY Charles O. Porter (D-Ore.) today "tax and tax. spend and spend, Aslsn-African delegstes on the year-old consort. It said the gos­ he reached with President Eisen­ the. last figure.to get aboard the feasibility of such a step. i l d Rtg. Value $34.95 demanded a congressional investl-. During the Di,ke's absence there Chicago, Feb. 9 iJP) — Mediekl elect and elect” E \ sip was now "percolating dmvn to hower during a state vialt here. plpne. has been, talk about the Itardships experts have decided that the "We have w’asted a great deal • ®$ypt’a refusal to make any At a Special Price gation of "the Eisenbower admin- the British mjisses.” for a young boy—8-year-old Prince Vice President Nixon was on Under prodding from hla elders, commitment or even suggest her Denial by Palace Grimes sisters, whose nude, frozen of precious time denouncing hand to say goodby at departure Mashur waved goodby, smiled one , / UtraUon’s Ught money policy;” Charles—deprive*! of the company Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Tin­ future Intentions regarding the Is­ \ That policy, he said, "has dealt a Inquiries brought a quick denial of his father; Charles recently en-' bodies.were found along a road­ ceremonies held in - a steady rain of his rare smiles apd then threw raelis, hosVbeen one of laraei’a from Cmdr. Richard Colville, press man and Dwight Elsenhower for at Washington National- Airport. a 'kiss to Nixon, Mrs. Nixon and be'low-the-belt blow' to the.hrigousi tered school. side nearly three weeks ago, died the growth of Frankenstein’s mon­ main arguing polnU. In refusing secretary at the palace. of exposure fo cold. Nixon apologized for the rainy the two >'oung daughters, diplo­ to withdraw their troops from Lovely FLOWERS '■industry while, paradoxlgilly. fat­ "It is quite untrue that there The. Queen and the Duke 'also ster,” Jenner said. weather and voiced a hope that it mats, newSmen and soldiers clust­ have a daughter, Princess Annei Q. Egypt or the Gaza Strip the la- > 2 4 « tening the bankera and spurring a is any rift between the Queen and How or where the teenage girls, "Whatever part they played, the "doesn’t leave a bad impression on ered In the rain near the airplane. raelia have stood firm on one de­ \ huge spending spree elsewhere. ” the Duke of Edinburgh,”^ he said. They were married Nov 20, 1947. Barbara, 15, and Patricia, 13, died, real 'causes of the growth of cen- Your Majesty.” Saud, smiling His gesture won a. burst of SERVICES In Sydney, Australia, the tabloid mand—asaiirance of nonbeliigar- Sizes 10 to 20. See our collection, of new flowers for In a speebh prepared for a con­ The denial was given only to the doctors did not say. tralized power are the world wars broadly, said through an interpret­ laughter .and applause.. ence from Egypt. Daily Mirror today gave over its One pathologist said the girls » \ coat, suit or blouse wear. Many col­ vention’ of Now, Hampshire Young thosb who asked. and the trend of the century to er that It 'wras of no consequence, One of the last things Saud did Walter E)^an, director general Dress Department—^2nd Floor Democrats. Porter said a congres­ Newspapers here are generally entire front page to a story head­ "could ne* have died naturally.” socialist big government:” that, the thing he remembers la was -to invite Nixon to visit Saadi of 'Israel’s Foreign. Ministry again ors in roses,^ violets, daisies, etc. All sional. probe "should ascertain If quick to coyer royal activities In lined "Roval Rift Rumor Rocks Another told reporters: "The girls ■ Former Sen, Herman W eJ k e r "the warmth of the heart." Arabia, and to bring Mrs. Nixon. told newsmen in T’el Aviv that Is­ with pins, the tight money policy is dlscrtml- detail, although hesitant to report the World.'” . wefe alive when froken.” told the group that government An Army honor guard stood, at Nixon told .Saud he hoped he rael will.not quit Sharm el Sheikh Three pathologists, who made A R E YOURS TO USE I natlng unfairly against, one seg­ anjrthlng. derogatory about the The paper quoted the Sun’s ac­ spending must be slashed or the attention at a 21-gun farewell could make it sometime. at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba ment of our economy... .In con­ i^>yal family. count extensively. It said, "Britain, exhaustive laboratory teats of the nation will be "completely bank-' salute boomed out. The Army band The Vice President said he was until guaranteed that Egypt will trast to the traditional American The 'Duke now Is nearing the Europe and the United States were girls’ tissues, disclosed last night rupt” , struck up Saudi Arabia's national sure close U.S.-Saudi Arabian rela­ not impair Israeli shipping inter­ / Creatad By principle of pqual treatment for end of a 4-month, round-the-world flooded with reports last night that there was no evidence of alcohol, The Idahoan also called for sup­ anthem apd, as Nixon and the tions were strengthened by the ests. Egyptian fertifleatlona kept 59c and *1’®® each all." tour on the royal .vacht Britan- -there is. a serious rift in tlie drugs, carbon monoxide or poisons. port of Conservative GOP Sena­ King tn ^ cte d the guard, the band visit “ for the years ahead.” Israeli ships but of the pU f prior WISELY and PROFITABLY He defined tight money as nia. The rojral couple are to be Queen’s marriage. So seriously are They said they were unable to find tors In next year’s elections to played the Ebigllsh air ” G r e « n In response, Saud said his Wash­ to the Octbber-Noyember Urvaoion “ simply meaning that it's getting reunited next weekend in Lisbon Oie rumors regarded that Buck­ injuries, internal or exfe r n a 1. Sleeves.” of Egypt. Shown Is one keeQ their Senate seate away from ington visit "has made a great im­ CHEVY harder to borract of the govern- were confronted by one of the aald the budget will be balanced Purse, who has been guiding the on the first leg of his Journey Bulletins Per Valentine Giving! lueot's tight money policy has fal­ city’s most puzzling- murder mys­ King on his American visit, is $|.I9 to S|.98 teries. and the national debt will be paid home. The present presidential from the AP Wires len upon the home buyer and the 1C off “or we will be a completely going back as Saudjs personal plane, Columbine, m , is being borne 'building indust^,’’ Porter .Hundreds of police have been in- bankrupt nation, held together by guest for a 'visit of severs! days in overhauled. POIUL isCO SPECIAL aald, "because they are singularly vesUgaUng the deaths of the sis­ the weak thread of state social­ Saudi Arabia. ' May Revive Port dependent on c r ^ t and conse­ ters since their bodies were found ism.” The entire Arab world was rep­ BENSON M>WER8 SUPPORTS One result of the agreement Washington. Feb. UP) _8ec- SK quently are most -vulnerable to near suburban Willow Springs on resented at the airport. Arab and Saud and. Eisenhower reached may 0 rt.anges in the credit aupply.” , * Jan. 22. But no tangible clues other diplomats queued iip to wish retary of Agrlcaltnre Benson to> be to convert the sleepy Persian day announced lower goveni* HOISERY ^ v e been imcovered. Sand godspeed in the rain. Also Gulf Coast port o f Damman into The exact cause of their deaths present was Adm. Arthur W. Rad­ ment price supports for m brood a Bustling center of commerce. rnnge of ngricnlturnl products. C l>}>rrifM 1U1 by DON mirrxRKAD^force had not been officially determined ford, chairman of the Joint C^efs struggling to achieve an The King leaves behind what'an Supports were lowered, to- rela­ Initial Atomie When President Theodore Roo­ Ideal — can come to any other until last night's report by Drs. News Tidbits of Staff, and a number of State Oe-. Eisenhower-Saud commuiUquk.yea- sevelt ordered an . InvesUgative Iklwin F. Hirsch, Jerry J. Kearns partment officials.' tion to- last year's levchK on cot­ SALE conclusion but* this: ' terday called an "atmoephere of ton, oats, bariey, rye. aorgfanm force organized In tbe-Department Here’s Why and.C.. A. Webb. However, an Culled from AP' Wires Secretary Dulles didn’t make it cordiality” ^ that far exceeded the PLANNEu Colorful UMBRELLAS of Justice in 1008 to combat the earlier report by Dr. Walter Camp, gralB, sardines, Wsxeeed and Electric Power The FBI cannot become a repres­ —through a mix-up, aides said. cottonseed. land thieves, the “ trusts” and sive srm of government or of a state toxicoloj^t, said the girls Prince Mashur, 3>i-year-oId son (CoBliaiied ea Page Fifteen) "NO-MENP other federal law violators, there clique as long as — had. died a few hours after they Mississippi chapter of National were dark warnings that the move had left fheir south side.home 'on Association for Advancement of REDS SEEK WIDER POWER SECURITY A.must for Now Englad^ waatharl Plant in Tests — the President of the United Moscow, Feb. 9 UR — Tbe Sa- was leading to political espionage Ststes is a man who rejects the Dec. '28 to attend a movie; Colored People charges “ Police HOSIERY': And wa hava a most colorful at- -h and the surpresrton of civil liber­ brutality Is ou the. incruMe” and preme Soviet (Parliament) today Chlcago, Feb. 9 —‘A big stride idea of a secret political espionage received a bill which would ez- ties. system. Negroe.. are “intimidated in. Mla- sortmant in various dasigns.sLong will be taken today into the era American Reds Face teod to Parilamonto of tbe Sovlit No seams and full fashioned And almost half a century later —the FBI is manned and di­ sl—A Hnngst*- The beat reactor was built to to make arreata, hold prisoners In­ accused by due pm tas o f law. einahes womaa' to death outside Eugene Dennis,, the party’s gener­ tion group is John Ostes, editor of ina Commnnist leader hinted to­ High Twist Dress demonstrate the fessibtltty and communicado, , make searches — the. natlon’r press- hat the New l^ork City supermarket. al secretary, a'nd an address by the Daily Worker, Communiaf' day that former Premier Imta' Make Planned Financial Security youT family TARGET. You oars $1.39 pr.-3 for $4.05 safety .of large scale power plants without warrants, axecute without freedom and courage to expose Two-year-olJ child dies la flames WI|Uam Z.'Foster, 76-year-old na­ newspaper. The Gates forces arc Nagy toay 'be brought, to tr)a||. using turanium fuel of the‘lowest trial, and persecute anyone whose wrong-doing. p u t roar *hrough four-story brick tional chairman of the party. known to their intra-party rivals The word came from Rarely can aeore a financial “ bullseye” now and for the future by making possible enrichment in Uran^m political thinking and racial back­ — the Bureau'Is kept free of apartiaent building In Boston’s •TTiree hundred delegates chosen 4U "right wingers” Klao, former foreign miaistnr and 335 — the fissiqnsbla subalancc In ground didn’t conform to the Nazi politics. So'ith End . . . Five Brockton on a regiovlal basis are represent­ Soviet Union officialdom, ap­ aow a member of tbe Hnngarhm the servieea o f this bank work for you and your persoiial pro­ uranium atomic tmmbs. Ideology. ItW aa the twdn of the St4>rjr o f Am erica. '(Mass) doctoM ladieted oa .charges ing a party membership estimated parently mindful of the' break­ -Communist Party BzaasMvo V ScienUata an the project' ds- secret peome' 'aystem of Soviet But there is one condition under of larresqr of welfare funds. . by the Communists at 25,(KX).. away movements from Interna­ Committee, la aa talsrrisw gram of nanned Security. V ■orlbe it as « “ promising new Russia and her aatellitaa. which the FBI eouid become a Michigan

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P A G fi^T W O MANCHEgTEE EVENING/HERALD, MANCHESTE*^ CONN.,-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAt^CHESTER.’cONN.. SATUKt(AY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 J. bcoken bar window, waa asked by PAGB T H R Et pal souroes of ampteyment, has S o M h m y e r ThreewReccive' not.created aa unfilled vacuum Msglittato Howard L. Aaroi) to p i^ et his verdict as far aa Industry ls'-Raeord Rovlaw The gown also had a bouffant Health tivea more than 15 clubs, but he must then tackle the Iil4- i ' WIWB—P.M. of the Hartford Society of Women princess lined skirt and chapel Agency, formerly owned by her hearts In .order to play .dor nine WHAY—Parsae of Iftule w n c —Monitor 1 inters. Special Exhibition Gal­ father, the late . Vitelton G rant years, were awarded the special OhaBMl S Heir Bavea. 0*sa. (M) OBBAT pXClBIOira IMT W(X)C—M w ^ Room WPOP—Tempo Bandatand train. Her fingertip veil of import­ designation of executive field un­ trickb., West Wins with the king maael I t BsHfeta; Oean. (U) riCTVBB FOB A SCMDAY W K N B .^ M . lery, Morgan Memorial. On view ed French Illusion was caught in a r~tfiilnn Mias G rant attar ded . Asell Junior aaa*l tt Im s Hm , iIm *.' AFTBBNOOB tiW - \ WHATp YOU (TWs Is the last be a series of six derwriter. Thia award la reaerved of hearts and leads another club, j K o n w n c —Monitor WBAY—Ntwa tlirough Feb. 10. matching lace pillbox and trimmed /■ College and worked f i^ several _^jaaa*l It NawmUala. thas. 1;W ( » PBONTIBB WDRC—Kathy Qodlrey W(XX)—(lood luvenlns Good Uuala BitMes on dental bealtli being piw- years as a secretory In the law of- for a aalect group of Phoenix Mu­ whereupon Bast haa the ace-ten- Cbasaei I t WatoThn^Ooaa. (U) JILL COBBY SHOW WPOP—Met. O pera WKNB-Baturday Serenad* Third International Hallmark with iridescent sequins and seed sented by The Herald, in ooepesa- tual's top counselors for outstand­ nine b^lnd dummy’s Jack-eight ' BBCOmmfDBD BfOBLY 1 aaa*l U Beljr^a. (It) POLKATOON8 lilt— WTK'—New* Award Ehchibition, Avery C^ourt. pearls. She carried a white pearl flco of Stoner and Burke, ^ art- WDRC—New* and Weather , ttoa with the Maaobeater Dental ford. She later worked at the State ing performance In sales and aerv- and can easUy win three club lacfM Bw raaa gal Brjaaer Fifty water-color painUnga, in­ prayerbook and white orchids. loa during the year. tricks. This la enough to defeat X iijj (It) roSX SrSlSjiproHTjf WCC(3—Muale Room WPOP—New* cluding the. last work of the The maid of honor and brides­ Soriety, ia observance et National library, and upon leaving this lit t ( t) WOUO’S BEST MOVIES WKNB—P.M. t i l t - i.r WHEN, A ^ T O Children’s Dieatal Health Week, the cpntract. WTIC—Monitor ^ , WUA V —Bport* SpotUibt ^'rench painter Utrillo, interpret­ maids ^ore identical gowns, that post she became associated in Jher "ANASTASIA" (U) OPXBA BACKSTAOB WDRC—Dance Orcheitra Feh.S-0,) Arifaur Zlmmerman'has been ap­ . Dally Quaatton In CtMmaSeop* • Celar • SEPTIC TANKS (It) COStaIN TIME WCCC—Saturday Serenad* ing the Christmai! theme. Open of the maid a t honor . in peacock daekPreattoe father’s realty business. She is a pointed chief process sad tool en- InstaUatiott and Bapabr (it) TWO O’CLOOX HIOB W>.*OF—M et Opera W\N8—Reaearch through Feb. 10. member of the Connecticut and Partner deals and' bids one t • 4;M . t:U lil t (lU I) THE LAST WOED I i4 ^ wno-8tHetlv Spent* velvet and tu^e and those of the One Of the worst results tit so- ^neer at the Royal McBee Oirp. no-trump. The next player passes. SpaeteSsts .Jtit (IMIJ PACE THE NATIOB WHAY-Parade of Mu»le WDRC—Muale Recorded Group of lithograph:, by Honore bridesmaids in rose. They also wore i' and win offer everything in seat- National .,ssccia” _ for Real Zimmerman, who Uvea in Rocky T*n KwaU - Asa Nlltor (It) OPEBA COMPANY W(X!C—Record Review WFOP.r-Te)npo Bandatand Daumier, 19th century French .r.s 1-L. aalled crooked teeth is the impact covers. Estate Boar^-, the National Insti­ You hqld; Spades— K 9 3 HearU • SEWERS CLEANED WICNB—P.M. tiM— matching cloches with circular WHOM, WHEN YOU Hill, la a groduate of Howell Che­ ' ‘OBEAT AHEBICAN PaSTIMK’' (C*Ur) "La Orsada w n c —Monitor ^ ^ _ WHAY—Supper Berenad* satirist, no.) on exhibit in Morgan veils. The maid of honor carried Richard* Photo tit ridicule upon a child who m ^ Prentice ia a local man who was tute of Real Estate Brokers, and —10 9 5 - Diamonds— A 10 8 2 «:« -THu ' ^ IN S T A L L E D WGRC—Dance Orcheilra ney Technical School. Ha baa been til t (^i m S ia t Scb HOCB WC(X!—Saturday Serenad* Lecture Room. The prints shown an old fashioned bouquet of yellow MRS. JULIAN E. SMOLUK be taunted by his playmates or the educated in the Rockville school the Hartford Real aaS'. ' > Board. Clubs— J 8 5, W hat do you dot • CELLARS DRAINED W POP—Met. O pera WKNB—Eventny Serenad* system. He says he has been in T-lth Royal McBee 26 years. Answer: Bid two no-trump. Sob., "Westinud B* W*s«u” WPOP—Tempo Bandatand w n c —Groucho Marx are characteristic of tt.e wit of and' green roses, and the brides­ psychologic stress borne by She is a partidi. it’-ig member of DlaaerUBd OOaaoe With BaSrj* WDRC—Saturday at the Chaac Daumier, ^ a great portrayer of maids, old fashioned bouquets of the seatcover and furniture busi­ the Manchester Multiple listing Partner can pass with a minimum TOWN and COUNTRY 4Mt (UdsT^DYSSEY till— WPOP—Tempo Bandaund sch(x>ls and Is presently employed teenager who is miserably self-con­ Wsuren E. kpwlond, 648 Wood- O a t^ D r. Jama* J. WHAY—Parade ot Muale the manners and customs of his yellow roses with rose netting at Travelers Insurance Co. The PAY BY CHECK ness about years. apd his Service, and an active member of DRAINAGE CO. WeXX)—Record Revii* tito - worked in. PRESCRIPTIONS scious about appearance. vife have a girl, and a boy. the Manchestei* Board of Realtors. bridge St, local raaltor, has been (ELM) wuimoTOKr sqrABE WKNB—P.M. WHAY—WaaUnston Report time, am’ illustrate his p. thos and bridegroom attended Manchester elected to memfcetebip In the Na­ PHONE Ml S-41M r^ee*t*r\M COWBOY THBATXB (U> lUMA W(XXJ—Record Revue J ill- War II, and is now employed at PINE PHARMACY owned by Fair Fariilons, Inc., of an eye to the future.” Most mem­ Mtmdays th. ROOST (tt) SOME WKNB—P.M. WHAY—Supper Serenade floor. These masterpieces, of early' Both had Wedgewood blue acces­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in 604 CENTER ST.—Ml 0-8814 Malocclusion may cause facial Hartford. Officers of thia oorpora- bers are pUote and fly thalr own PBATCBB r n .M WKNB—P.M WHAY—Supper Serenade Children’s Art Classes I DOROTHY GRAY GENERAL especiatly susceptible to dentri de­ Commerce for 10 small new in­ Soutbeni Fried Chicken , <»> 8ATCBDAY MATINBK Between Oak and Birdh) w n c —Monitor WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale Non-members may register their ncxrn to 6 p.m. When leaving on 4 cay because their porition makes It of Hartford. Actually, the change W)RC—Pa-vcinatlny Rhythm WKNB—Dinner Date ^ in ownership ia basically t paper dustrialists who have started Nine wood lead pencils are sold It's So Good Because: 1:N (IS) ACCENT ON LIVING w n c —Monitor ' children today from 10 a.m. to 4 a wedding trip to an unannounced I COSMETICS } difficult to clean them properly. <. WOELD’S BEST MOTtBS SapplWs WHAY—P arade of MuaiiS WPOP—Juaa Box Sat. Night of the Atheneum. Those ehrolled coral dress with' blsck sccessories. Days (M AC A Coll ease of the gums later in life. Cheney Bros., as one of the princi strum ent • We uae pure shortening! (IASS) MAJOE LBAOVE WIX'C—Record Revue tiliU - Upon their "return, the couple will Nights 0A*9w' Plus Porto Dentists agree generally on the headed by his wife, ia closing up a • Our Mtroen is spotless! HOCKEY—MMtrtal va. t m WKNB—P.M. WHAY—Chamber ot Commerce in fall classes must register again second store he owns in New Brit­ BaMoa' '■ ' * F Instnierions WnO-Monltor _ WCCC—Good feivenmg Good Muato for this series. Either parent or reside in Hartford. ^Arthur, Drug StoresJ TEU on 8-5488 major causes of irregular teeth. • Served lii m clean "neat aa a pin” liM (IMt) BA8KBTBUX WDRC—Faaclnatlnt Rhythm WKNB—Evening Serenade The bride attended Hartford There is evidence that heredity ain. Fair Fashions plans to add snironndlngs! * Frto Parking WPOP—Met Opera w n o —Monitor .child must appear In person at the |1,0Q0 in new capital and also to 4:N < S) I ^ '^ C T c tlE ***" 50 COTTAGE ST.—B a 9-2858 dt' WDRC—Top Hat Concert museum. T rospect treet entrance may play a part. Another cause is WHAY—Parade of Muale WPOP—Word of Life ptnmmjint WiHWi>Mnn,btng haynnH epen up a new fur department. . FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS C A U Ml 9-S239 ------ig^Jp^^NKECnCITT WtXX:—Record Ravue iU— should be used. Materials for the TAe' cOrsel dCpafUneht WUl con- <80 nLM t WKNB—P.M. WHAY—Maine v* UConn classes are furnished free by the the age of about five, and other .. TOVK HOSTESSES: AMELIA LESS and LENA KIES (M) TOPPEB WTIC—Monitor habits that put abnormal pressure tlnue under the management tit ANO 4:«A (K) T U fllX COBBY gBOW “Tlie BnaaUd" WCCXI—Good EveniM Good Muale museum. Mrs. M. F. Gtasier, and other selaa Site < t> SKY KINO (U> DBAN n i E WDP.C—Record Shop , WKNB—Rnaemary Clooney on the teeth and Jaws. BOY BOOEBS . _ (IS) BAY ANTHONY SHOW WPOP—Met Opera w n c —Monitor Art Appreciation Oourae Stilt another cause la premature personnel will stay on. Lenore's » » I SPY tiM ( 841) PBE8S OONFEBENOB WDRC—Muale itontnl Second lecture in new Art Ap­ opened in MancLeater Feb. 22, WPOP—Juko Box turday Night preciation series Feb. 14 at 7:30 loss of ^llrst teeth or too loUg re­ AT THE POPULAR TetevMon ProffruBB til tention of first teeth. IBM. WHAY—Maine va p.m. in the Morgan Lecture Room. In other Main S t devvfjopmenta, On P»ff« Two W(XX>-Good Evening Series consists of nine lectures on Studies indicate that about one- 30 OAK ST. Don WILLIS Garage WKNB—Dinner Date Sfth of IT.S. riiildren have serious Tweeds la planning to open a sec­ WnC—New* and Sport* "Masters of European Painting" to ond store. 'Th} new outlet will be MANCHESTER SPECIALISTS IN WDRC—Entertainment U.S^i be given on successive Thursdays malocclusion. The condition devel­ OAKCRILL W H f t L ops most cmnfnonly during the in the building formerly occupied WHEEL ALIGNMENT and WPOP-Juke Box Sat. Night by Dr. Katherine B. Neilson, ed­ ( i c p u l i w by the-ponnecticMt Power Co, of­ UNDEB MEW MANAGEMENT OF MIKE BTANKO "KALEIDOSCOPE 1957’’ BRAKE SERVICE ALIGNMENT How ChriittMi Science Henls ^ lilS - ucation director of the museum. time when a child ia loring his WHAY—Maine v* UConn first teeth and when his second fice, and Peggy Lane’s woman’s GENERAL AUTO REPAIR WCOG-^eood Evening Good Mo Others will be charged a moderate VISITORS apparel store ia going out of busi- MltcheO S-4581—18 MAIN S T , MANCHESTER •THE IMPORTANCE OF WKNB-Dinner Date fee. teeth arS appearing. DANCIN8 TONIfiHT! Actioh! Pramal Music! WTIG-UnnUor The development of badly posi­ neaa. AND EVERT SATURDAY MITE WDRC—Entertainment U.S.A. Soles Desk Only 50 tickets are available lo­ (M) LET'S n ND OUT a t) BOINO SOINO SHOW A RIGHT ATTITUDE" WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night \ Complete stock of postcards, tioned teeth may often be pre­ MANCHESTER EDUCATIONAL. ASSOCIATION ■ iM— . . Sweat thoughts for your sweet­ vented by periodic dental care. For cally for the U.S. Chamber of (IS) BiinrBBN thbateb (Celar—“Oalet Tewa" ' museum reproductions, and art' Commerce-sponsored clinic on (U) BIO riCTUBB “Jeet BeUaee la Make Be- WHAY SIO k-e., Sunday, 8:15 am . WHAY—Maine v* UConn books at Museum Sales Desk. Open . example. If a first tooth Is lost too X THE MUSIC o r P ietente | ■ iU (te) T.BJI. _ Ueve’' 'Oae Weadertal WTiC—Monlior heart on Valentine's Day! A deli­ soon, the dbntlst can insert a space Congreasion^ Issues slated Feb. 20 lil t ( 1) rOBKION LEOIOMMkiBB OlH" "OM MacDeaald WDRC—Serenade in Blue Monday through Saturday, 9-5 p.m. at the Hotel Statler in Hartford. (18) ANNIE OABLEY Para' 'The Mlaer’e WPOP—Juke Box S*L Night cious Shady Glen sundae is "Love maintainsr, if necessary, so there ■THE VAfiABONDS” (U) DISNEYLAND Daaahtcr' lilt ■ wiO be Space for the pormanent According to Martha Stevenson, With Dave, Frog, Wood and Don. h (N) LAPBKL AND. BABDY ' (B) BANOB BIDXB WHAY—Maine va UConn REST CURE at First Taste." tooth to come in at the right place. executive secretary of the local Variety of DrAmatic Skits (U) WESTEBN PLAYBOCSB (M> CAPTAIN OALLANT WTIO—Munllor Nappannb^e,, Ind. (A>)—Sign out- Chamber, tickets are available for Vocals by the Cluuming t i l t ( 1) PABIAE o r SGOTLABO "Oae Aeefdeel Toe Meay" ' GENERAL WDRC—Gilbert HIrhet |ida a taverk "No radio, no tele­ BE PREPARED! If special corrective treatment YABD t.-M ( I) BADOB Ne. 714 WPOP—Juke Box Sal Night ia needed, the dentist may refer (11) SIX O’CLOCH BBPOBT (IM ) TV TOE 111 vision, no al/ oonditioning-:-just a Serve Shady Glen Ice cream for your With Musical Interludes (tt) T.B.A. WHAT—Maine va UConn the patient to an orthodontist L y n n D a v e n T V S E R V IC E ) m c —Monitor quiet place to have a drink.” Valentine party—your friends' will Oeeofionally Hits* foBu step In to toko (H) MOVIE know you are serving the BEST. To sum up. the means are at staging Year Favorite Smgs ' TOR T ris BENEFIT , o r tiU (U) JOHNNY XABTIN , . VENTBEE Ooyi QC AOaO WDRC—Philadelphia Orcheitra o "look at your books." diM k iHcemo hand to cut down drastically on the SHOW (it) MEET T— mghti' S2.95GhaOJ PtaaPute WPOP—Juke Box SaL Night DANCING SCHOLARSHIPS FOB FUTURE TEACHERS t il l (148) ANNIE OAKLET , (B) POLKA ____ Itll- omI axpans^ Thay lik* to good ovi- enormous rate at which dental a t) BOSBMABT CLOONEY 4iM ( t4t) AIK ro w EX 'TEL. Ml 24488 - WHAY-Uaine v* UConn *— disorders are developing. The most EVERT 8ATVRDAT NIGHT "JAZZ CONCERT" SHOW __. "eWMSie’’ WTlO-MUiitor HOSPITAL B^DS practical approach to the problem Modem and Old Fssidaned (B) PATHBB KliOWS BBST (It) cOMMAND o s ____ PEBPOl ITORC—Philadelphia Orcheitra donc* to support o tax dtduerien. . Toalght the boys will pot om a Joss demonsttatloB—the Ukes of (M) BANOB BIDBB MANCX WPOP—Juk* Box Sat Night and WHEEL CHiUBS is through the child. The young­ wliioii Bfanebester has never seen or heard before! HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (B4tl BOY BOOEBS liW - \lifct ■ o coneolud chock. ster who starts out with proper Miller^s Hall **A JnMer OaHaw’* WHAY—Maine va UConn dental health habits has an ex-' TOLLAND TDRNPmE . . (B) TBB PA8SKBBT WTIC—Uuaic With a Beat COMPANY tiM (B) RALUtirVABIBTT HOVB AUIED TV SERVICE WDR(J—Dance Orcheitra eellent chance to reach adulthood . MANCHESTER liN • t) VOII ASKED POE R MANCHESTER WPOP-Juke Box Sat Night *PHUNE MI S-4169 If you don't pay by chock. yeaH find It with sound teeth, SAT.y FEB. 16frh-8:15 P M. • iU - • FOR SALE or RENT (B4t> IRH BENOAL LANCEBS IB A Fiy Houae OslI WHAY—Maine va UConn to your advantage to do to. ospociolly Ideally, the toothbrush should be "Tke IbiboMct" WTIC—Muale With a Beat !!UB«Bsmiana used after every meal and snack. LUMBER, Inc. an rnmnuEYTLOOEET ^ I Pina Parte WDRC—Dance Orcheitra when it cemos to 4loaiing with Undo □ □ □ □□ O □ □ □□ □ D D TICKETS 81.00*' SHOW ^^JjPOP—Juk* Box Sat Night Consumption of sweets should be • 1-. » * ' lUILDING MATRRIALS liM < S45) JACK BENNY SNOW — BU 9-0080—9 ajn. to 9 p.Bi. Scun. Step in! reduced, especially between meals. EASTWOOD Available From Any Manchester Teacher ' AMD Mombar *f PaiRary . WHAY—Main* vs UConn “You Can Taste The Quality” The fluoride content of the pub­ (U4t) cniebs boy ~ — Baadad Etactraaie Toekalelaa* WTIC—Monitor • **BMt svtfw aee* Um raai Sr Coming right MASON SUPPLIES WDRC—Rua* Nauahton lic drinking water should be ad­ amr aelrau’'—HT rUm OrUlei. □ jTS?" •* ««•■*> WPOP-Juke Box Bat Night justed or, in rural areas; a fluoride a trmir memetsble Wetenl latiTM □ ^ATECB BODB l l i l t - Bcismoa ~- Veto Biiwmei - Beira u p ! F o o d W# FiBsaea Yonr Joha BMt ( ■) TBB BD SVLUVAB SHOW WHAY—Maine vs UConn solution applied to the teeth of O ae^i Vieter Bern. children. WTIC—Monitor □ D STABT8 855 Center St.—Ml S-6144 Oeedmee WDRC—Rusa Naufbton There should be periodic visits ENDS TODAY —>*eea» her WPOP—Juke-Box h t Night ^ M U T M U - at its finest \ TOBOBBOW "BABY DOLL" heekaad. PMds. lltlO - V , / to the dentist, beginning when the □ At X4iW.14j»' lilt ( S4S) BOBIN HOOD eeaia"■dleaae flkifteMe WHAY—Main* vs UConn child is about-temm. ------Here's feed to suit e^ety □ TATE ^MaalBK The Saa’> (It) T.BJL Bear' WTIC—Monitor With proper safeguards, there la e:lM :tt (B) OBAMD OLB OPBY a»«e»* ^elunr Cer- WDRC—RunRusa r._.Naughlon r t u THX teste, expertly prepared, R(^-IRua8 Naufbton 6 P .M . to t P s M . hours over the yem. would, ap- WMh SbbdM .* CaWm* iossdMrl Of) (^M ^OTpB* n o w Tuke Box Bat Night OPEN fo $ P.M. ______^tSM tsaeree r $OA.95 Salon pcoadmate SO tlmes'wbat a grade Eddie (B4I) CAEBAB’S BODB WHAY—Symphony in tha Nltht- Monday,''Tneaday, Friday separation would cost. WaA. ■■BCXDLB OP iOg" (B) CODE t _ _ wno-Monllor □ □□□□□□□□□□□□ E t it t (1S4S) BET JEANNtX WDRC—Rusa Nnughtoh OPEN THUR8. to 8 PAL d o p 6 "Jeaaala'e laeeeM TOaT l l l l t - UMt ( « PLAjnraUSE . WHAY —Moontigm Matlnaa Open Wednesday to N'ooa \ W (!e k THIS RANK WILL NOT IE OPEN wonderful (is4i) OCNSMOKB SAVE AT iBchidaa iBiteUattan, pMi tax. . W nc—Sport* ila n l. (B4t) OEOBOB OOBBL SHOW WDRC-^I Kolbr OPEN AN ACCOUNT new Mage! (it) OSABB JUBILEE GnsrsBtedi for 1 yior; Feb, 10-16 ON TUESDAY, FEIRUARY 12th— UiM ( I) PLAT o r TnC WEEX OTHER BUSINESS (IW ) TODWI ON TOVB OWB NORMAN’S CALL "PETE" W 1LSO S ' MoRclitsfwr (tt4t> TODB HR PABADB Son Diego, Calif. (/P) —A let­ UNCQLN'S MRTHDAY BUSHNELL MEMORIAL (it) MOim Hattferd Bd. TeL MI g.us« ter to the sheriff from Charles F. SoyTHgt and Loon UiM ' I) BOTOLAs PAunuunai WUken of Coachella ’Volley sold 8 . H U R O K Association a t) wRath bb — (B 4 t) STEVE ALLEN SHOW— Sorvlea OaUl he loet a pistot in 1942 but hod Vkiit thu loouty Sdens listud bdew Q aw ^ I^a OeeteHe. Pwiee been too busy to report It until 1007 Mote StYoet p re g e n ts __ SPOBTS ____ •^wfjjd. B ^grel WUttai, Day or Night $2.95 (B> CBBTAPI T U n 1958, when the letter was moiled. who or* giving on* fuN doy for (B) .HEWS «___ (B) LIFE g^O E w Y r INQ (M) K fin a iT THBATEB to t (B> OPEN HBABINO UtU (U> MILUON DOLLAB MOTIB . ^ w estebb tbba tbb tu t UtAtlAiAKD HRCBCOOB UiM (U) NEWB^ . ^nUKNTS: "MaBea D#. - (B) FATHn nOKlJS BUB American Legion Howe ■■Leonard St. at lilS f J L a n WILD Bax BICKOX MBS Ut) |NAN CHALUUlOB FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION UiW (tt) JB. CRT OODNCn, (B) DANKT THOMAS SHOW remembern 0 0 ItM (U dn mbcklb abd jbcbx . „ (M) BTAOB SBVBH Proceeds to be civcji to Arthritic Clinic ORCH.-^l8t Bat (B) FBONTSBB DOCTOM JMUt ( I) NBWS BBPOBTBB • WBATHBB___. at the Manchester Memorial Hospital , - 8.60, 8.00, 2.40 (11) DATKUNB BUBOPB (tt) TBE v sn Tlekato availoUa at the foUowteg shops. Pltooe bring your o«Vn i»rds.' Deosert and 2nd Bakt—1.80, 1.20 (M) THE LATH nO W J O H N 1 O L S O N (B> BBVRAL BODB coffee served at 1:10 PM. o f DnMoortoo Itn 4MUB BTOBM SHOW _ _ ^ T le k a te AvBBaUe a tB a e ______I Bex Offlee UiM ( t) WCTKUIB BBW MOVIES Plaaae ps0 m a ------tidnta for •‘Marian Anderson" on Pbb. 17 UM -ns4n BmqiAT n e w s s p b c u l DOOR PRIZES AND TAILE PRIZES - aa cbeeked below: ■..M-r"' n « (tt) Wm jON DOLLAB MOTO (tt) rtOHEEB VALLEY THEAe \ ' Albert's Beauty Shlon, Storrs, Cohn.—^TcL GArfield 9-9336 □ OfctMetm □ 1 st Bale. □ 2nd Bale. HRNRYSIRBV ______'TOMIlYNOdNAN (it) HEWS , Billie’s Beauty Shop, 22 Depot Square—Ml S-7973 ’ - i NATIONAL BANK 1 snrteae fifli paymmit cCg UlM ( n NBWE MBSTAURANT and Charmore Beauty SaJon, 351 Center St.—MI 9-7043 OF M ANCHISm ‘Naaw • rnisiM s BceuBiTCojiAiim e • • a • a • • « • 4 • » • .COCKTAIto bOUNOB Felice Beauty Studio, 65 CUnron St.— Ml 3-6637 5D5 MAIN STREBT • • • • * • • e a A e e • m H arriett's Bieaaty Salon, 129 Center St.—MI 3-6824 t • a a • a « a a • W' ’ 0 ( 9 / / ir u MORIARTY BROTHERS ’ ' \ > rtitdtti M A ami id. WUhiM 9-444S . Beauty SafoiR 35 Main Stv—MI 9-5922 ! to and maU to: COMPi.ETt MLATING SERVICE UNDElIt NBW'lC)M7AaB2CElfT—FOKMBRLY 'XBK BILLCRXST RESTAURANT , , Made HiiTor Beauty Salon, 527 Main St.—MI 3-7484 ' HAl^TFORD id . CONN. jaSCKBROM i /’ Schnitx Beauty Salon. 983 M dn St.—MI 3-895i ‘**A Greater Bank For Gt rir JUdwc/HMliff^ I stomped envetopa PAN&f AND FUEL OIL DPEN EVERY DAY WCLUPFNG SUNDAY > ^ .•) L C: . Pine Acre Beauty Salon, 465 Hartford Road—MI 9-7897 TT Monday through EdOurday, dinnorraorvod from 4:80—KUeben open -uiitil m idnlgbt ■ ' - pi-'CNE Ml-j-LlX Weldon. Bqauty Studio, 99 East Center St.—Ml 3-5009. SUNDAY 12 NOON to 9 PJL / . „ X - ' - ' , :p. •V • 1;' ' T ------I, ------’an., ------’ , ...... -..V .> r'

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' ' .' • ■ '' . ^ ■■''' r V MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD,* MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARV 9, ^ 7 PAGE’FfVB: PA(» VDUB MANiHESTER EVENING HERALI), MANCHESliai, CONN!, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY », 1967 \ aiw that wartna^^^ air that feels be made, for, as tji* BiUa declarss, Rockville. ralucUat opanly daflant about without tha Logos, tha Anon Or Local Doctors Keenc^yDies Martin, Army JUmrlffatrr obaylnc m m * (odtral Uw or adict and fresh, i^ d , .po far, each Word of God, 'was not anything DrocMllet U.S. Looks to Nasser Ordinance Timetable wera thcraupon ‘to ba axpallad nlsht, the symbol of this weather made that, was made' Spirit la tha By RtNlBB FRICB Increase Fees £tirttitt9 lirralii from Uia Union, the Union ItMlf phase has been the softness, th t only subatanca, the "imriaible and From Burns Get Protests Democrats Nominate Weher would heva bean dlapellad long kindness of the waxing moon, indlviaible ~j^flnl^ God.” „ Several Manchester doctors have May Spark New Fight 1» JM*iu increased their fees 81 for' office Ease " Israel Policy ai>, cold brilliance of its prede­ Csasamaity Baptist Oimrck' A St. Jamea* R. C. Ohnrcdi 815 NertK\Matai Street Tha new fe^s, put into effect oy (Contniwd from. Page One) wheh a waterproofing cement ex­ General Manager Richard Mar-»vote by thq Directors might in flu - __ _ ...... PBbUsbttTS of ,«ur pundita a rt damandinE that cessors. It is the moon. of th t I East OentM St. a t the Green Bov. Joka F. Hannon. FMtor Arnold W. TvqM, iMIniatar local general pracUtlonars, ara 88 Army Will Display ploded as he was working with it tin's timetable for action on a pro-, ence the . Eighth District residents '•■nwed to occupy the attention of f^BBtodoSoberUjm Rev. Jamea T. O'Oeaaett Mra. Mildred O alm to Organist ed the area W^l not again be qaed / yesterday In the Hartford Gospel posed ordinance that would ex- to'vote against consolidation since a number of Manchester residents Rockville, Feb. 9 (Special)—A l-^ ill meet at St. John's Church world politics ba vastly different robUi, and perhape of the redwing. gaha R. Neobert, BUalater for a house cfill, raised from '85, Nike Home Pictures 'I'nian Edwin J. Heck, Democratic , Monday at 10:3Q a.m. for a brief Btwt EYcnlnt Bacept Walter Onyb. Rev. Edgar F. Farrell Mlaa VtoU X. FMter, an(I 84 for an office visit, raised to launch comihandcr raida againat - Tabernacle, on,Prospect St., Hart­ elude the Eighth School snd they would already be protected today. ’’ I"®' BMIdays. Ent«r«t •( Uie from federal' politics. We confess Choir Dll larael aoil. The .narrow atrip of . ford. Utilities District from paying a against double taxation. Protests bv president of the Common Council.,: bn4iheQs meeting. The meeting will ' , Ic* M Ifancboter. Conn., a* Orgaatet-Cholmiaater from 83. Dlaplaya to show’ how pro­ to a hope that it eventuidly prove Nathan S. gey. Sunday Maasbs: Miss June -Thoi Dr. Charles H. Peckham, presi­ land on the Mediterranean, an hia- posed Nike houses in town will Keeney died at 4 a.m. todav in towrt...... - fire ___ tax ___ may .aquirk a new While disavowing the «ntent to i h r ’ ¥e7ne>^HwkmaUck-CweUi A « e t u m V « ? r t t ^ f ^ SImcwptton' ^ tes *• to be about the ssime, and about Church Seheel Sopt. - For adults, 6, 7; 8, 9, 10 and 11 Religious ’Education dent of the Manchester. Medical tbrical part oF Paleattne. was con-. look, and how they will be^ar- St. F'rsmCis Hoapitai, Hartford, | fight pver the Issue. Pajrabl* In AilTanca______o'clock, with two Masses at 8, one Assn., said none of tha toiw'n'a trolled by, Egypt until the recent ran. ed on a site, .will be posted where he was taken with 75 per' “Martin has said he will seek aa*a^^lever*^*T^irktaeton'* s^ld'^'he f ^‘ *'^** «« the as good, even If it does have simi­ Connecticut Mornlftg Worahip, 10 a.m^ \ Invaaion. . or- Qm T ear...... lar wealcneaaes and frustrations. 9:80 and 10:45 a.m. Morning In the main auditorium for adults spectallats have increased their in Manchester about the mid­ .s .nS™."" “Jd'*.'.);:’ ,r'Cfr.dd“S,dth' s S s Jfoatha ....• Worahip. and one for the children In the : Church School, doubla stsaions, fees. . laraell Ambassador Abba Eban ond and third degreedeeree burns,burns. aohnsoon asss the necessarvnecessaVy enkblinsrenabling District officials about the nossi-^possl-i Richard Martin and the New EHg- .Weber said . . . he wUl ... accept . the Tlirca Mootba .. and 10 a.m. yeaterday gave resident ^Isen-' dle of next week. i' Keeney, who had been in the con­ Hospital Notes Oua Mflfitih : ^ Sermon Topic: "Space and Spa- basement; and two Masses at 10, When questioned about the in­ C61. George Kibler of the _ ...... - ...... — — ...... AdmIttedyesterday: Mrs. Joseph a«***a**»**»*a««**** . Poor Performahee Yankee one in the main auditorium and Sermon: "Lau.rua and Dlvaa" creased fees. Dr. Peckham said hower Israel's reasons for not'pul­ tracting Ixisineas for a number of Wccklr .... clousnesa.’’ at* 6-9 New England Division, Corps j’eara, had been, head carpenter on 19S1 1955, but was defeated in Diana, RP’D 2: Mrs. Ken- StBEla Copy ..<»....■«. By A. H. O. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Church School one In tha basement. 2 o’clock at tha church, operetta the additional chafgea were insti­ ling Out of Eg>’pt and Gasa. m - ' of Army Engineers,- said the Washington commentators seem rehearaal. ^r-C oadlttoaed Coauna.’ tuted on an individual baslt 'and formanta aaid it was a prelude a remodeling Job that had been un­ HBHBSIt o r for'children and youth, cradle roll Army is trying to arrange for derway since the church w as, THE ASBO^^CO PKEB to be agreeing- that the American through high achool. St. Bridget's B. C. Oiurck 8:30 p.m. Mu Sigma Chi meets When it comes to punctuatioa,! twere not acted upon by the local delivery of a reply from Premier ^ This would place the proposar ever It was presented. He said ^ school an hour earlier than oriir , tu- "r» \ i Stepanowskl. The Asaodatad Preaa At the end of the 1S5S eesslona at the church. \such a display in some promi­ opehed in July. MbSSUiiii a oU industry has not provl4ed 10:40 n.m. Church School activ­ "Rev. John 1. Delaney, Pastor can either take it or .leave it—^ Medical Aaan. David Ben-Gurion to RJsenhpwer's nent place in town. "•‘'‘5.“ il! i ■ ‘"““y ’panned. I Ven'on\.!i h" bSe"n a m »4f 2, West'Wilhngton ' ’ au~at«seauaed dlscatcbta -V!?* credited to it, or of the General Assembly, Governor Rev. Theodore GuMM you’ve probably already gueteed^ appeal that Israel comply with re­ Working Alone event the Ehghtli District does not i not be threatened with any weapon j -while the eroun has not deelrii.a exactly a shining example of hoSr Rlbicoff could end did ealute the ity program, cradle roll through Wapping Community Church ^ e materials include a pic­ At the time of the explosion late 1 consolidate with the town on the ------not decided Discharged ■ Yesterday; Miss ^iJttSwilaiwSlted taAWt W " grade 8. ' Rev. Dennis R. Hnaaey, if you've been reading these col­ V Mary’s Episcopal Ghnroh p u ted UJ{. - withdrawal requests. but ahould be perm ltt^ to make what action it might take, some aad alao tba •oeai newa great Industry ^should behave Republicans for their cooperation Bev. David . Crockett Mlalatsr umns. I can remember the time I Church and Park. Sfa Israeli sources in Jerusalem specu­ ture \of Hie home, a cutout yeaterday afternoon, he was work- agenda of the Board of Directors up their own minds on the m atter.; form of hew protest against the ' Barbara Chapman. 37, Brook­ AU riabta ot rtpubUeatkm of spec 1:45 p.m. Church members Aaalstnnts ing alone, applying the cement to , before the District has a chance to lyn St.: Frederick Wyse, RPD 1; dUpateSeataerda art aU^reaerrtd. when It is asked to help meet a in a constructive legislative record. gather to attend -vleitatlon train­ Mary Burnham Dcnalsw, got SO' fed up with Commas, Semi­ Rev. . ^ e d L. Williams. Rector lated that Ben-Gurion is politely showing the interior arrange-' One of those who opposed thrlBoa].,] resolution Is likely to come Even the Democratic state plat­ O rga^t and Choir Director colons, D a s h e s ,' Parentheses, rejecting Elsenhower's plea. ment, aiitt^an aerial shot show­ the walls of the baptismal font in J get on coB.solldation enabling legislation was Howard | out of the meeting. ' Mrs. Walter Wakefield and baby. JU1< atrrlct client of N. B crisis, but left to do so on its own ing setaion in Plalnvtlle.' Masses on Sunday .at T, 8, 9, 10 Rev. RomsdK^ Harding, Aseistant the rear of the church auditorium. Rep. Ray W'arren. expects the High Manor Park; Mrs. Joseph form of 1908 included a bit of 6:45 p.m. Junior High Youth and 11 «,m. andAfaaaea downatairp Brackets, Quotation Marks, Ellp- Martin^Jpmee Dwyer, .The Egyptians have argued that ing the ai^ngem ent of homes Stafford, a Republican town com-, UiltlaUve and by its ovm methods, praise to the Republlcsna for their 9:30 a.m*. Church School. He staggered from the church, bill do become law about the first mlttee member, who has said he r . sIiTLJ i Mazako. .Main St., Ellington; Mrs. *n>aS&or. lUUvea: Tut Fellowahip meeting at the church, at 9 and 10 a.m. sises and Apostrophes, I had a Student^i^lstaBt Israel had no right on Elgyptlan on a site. hia biothes aflame, crying for help. liiiHa Matbtwa Specdal A a e i^ — New without government authority or cooperation in that session. 10:45 a.m. Worahip service. apeciai typewriter built without Sydney W. M iu^ptne, soil in the firat place and should week in March, and Leon Thorp. would continue His flght against ‘ Thoma.s Lucas. 19 Bruke Rd.; Wil-- This was ail very pleasant But Robin Gua and Laurie Oaborne, Sermon "AU Are One In Jesus A passerby, John C. Griffith 8M president of the Eighth Dlstrlc/'. F-Ji la been rereived bv the liam Jamaitus, Cassidy Hill Rd., *”^ u^S.*°.Am^t BOBEAU o__ r regulation. leaders, refreshments. Church of the Assumption any punctuation keys on it. And Organist and CholKpirector get out without any talk about as- Prospect St. H artlor^ ripped the i ^ „ consolidation w tv,. X h t h I Boston office'of the engineers. mONSv^ the Republicans want ho m o rerf Christ" because I didn't have to interrupt Mrs. W. B. Kloppebtiarg,' aurances. No. Coventry; Paul Dkitchess, 62 The Elsenhower administration 7:30 p.m. Senior 'Y'outh Fellow­ Adnms St. nnd Thompson Rd. flaming. . ^If, «■«>»>'» clothes fromshim """and as- . qucstloh to come up for a vote ^ J ? , Mr. and Mrs. Thadlus J. Keijna. Ellington Ave. t It.They want no more praise frShi ship meeUng with Richard Bar­ Rev. Joseph E. Farrell, Pastor my phrases, clauses and adjectives Junior Choir Organist Asian-African members pressed Regional D htria fi sisted him to his garage, where he ; ’ ,. j . . _rll ^'‘ 1194 Weiherell SI., have sent a let- vastly prefers to let private enter- Rlbicoff. They don’t want to be The Salvatlou Army with a bunch of dopey chicken Births Announced rette ~*mMRaymond Korner, lead- —Xer. Francis T. Entler, demancs for U.N.-backed sanctions covered the I Opponent.-, oflT:^ proposal have Lu? ^ '^■°''Jd ter. containing a similarly worded • Mr. and Mrs. Robert .1 BUi.dsU _ priae meet Its public responsibilt' cited for cooperation in the Demo- AasIstMt M l MafirXtrewt acratchinga I could write More The 5th Sunday after Bpi|^i&hy. In reprisal for teraeFs refusal to i blanket. An ambulahcc waa *«m- J, ,!u. allow the District to continue to protest to Martin cratlc state platform o f. 1858. If ers, refreshmenta. Major and Mrs.. John Pickup rapidly and turn out twice as 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion. Board Accept^ moned, and Keeney was rushed toi H'leatened a fight .f '^e 'uattei tynint ftn getting flre-fighting as­ OverbrooltT5r., are the parents of ties voluntarily. For that reason, .Ithdraw. Today, Director Theodore Cum- | a daughter born Wednesday at the when it. beqehie an obvious need either of theee things happens, Center Oongregattonal CXurch Maisas at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. OAoers In Charge much material aa' any ordinary 9 a.m.' Firat Family Service Jordan's Ambassador Abdul Mo- the hospital - • . , : ever re..che.s a show down, and sistance from the town without mings, who voted for the resolu-, Dteplay adTcnlatng cloatns hours: after the 1907 session. It arill be C. Peter Oariaon, Baudmaster writer. Believe it or not in 1948 I (Office of Instruction) with Jun­ $14,170 Low Bid Hartford Fire Marshal George Ma>;tin's timetable m ke.s one pa.vlng for It and. as a result, never Hartford Hospital. yoranidar—1 pm. |Vlday. of national polic;- for - the Ameri Clifford O. Simpson, Minister nem Rlfa’l, current president of tion and later aaid he regretted Church Notes flor TMadar-1 p-m. Montoj^ because some rank and file Repub- R. Bussell Peery, St. Francis Aaaial Church Hrs. LUilan Perrett, wrote 43 Novels, 105 Short Stories, ior Choir. Address by the aseist­ the 27-nation Asian-African group, E. Kennedy said today that the hUtely. Under It. ti a Eighth Dis- vote to consolidate. doing so. issued a statement de- ’ ”^r Wednesday—1 Pt can oil industry to do something licsn members of the seseion jump­ Songster Leader 200 TV Scripts and 4 Auto-biogra­ ant. Services are also held at On Dining RooiU\cau.e thinking about Riibinow’s Objection Boy Scout Sunday wilt be cele­ ------‘ly—1 p. tSi Wtdneaday, Associate Mialster South Windsor. Rt. 80 told newsmen he asked Secretary signed to clarify his position. ' b ra te at Union Con^egational -1 p. m. Ttanaday. to help meet th'aneia \ \ . Keeney,, died in - trict. , . . . the Rockville Fire Department for American currently disturbed attempt to go into the complicated aery through senior high. a.m. hope that Israel can be parusaded accepted a Iacademic. Warren, a former presi- But residents of the southwest 15 veais ’ Po»t to the National Boy Scout his process of handing out recogni­ Band and Songster music and South Church Is proud to present Communion. to pull its troops out of f«T,itory alternate 'which ' fall from a bam roof years ago, | dent of the Eig'.itli District, told Hils criticism waa an.swered by reasons why the response has 0:30, CYP Club, group partici­ Capt. and Mrs. Jackson, speakers. applied to and'his mother was killed in an i section of town interpret the reso- Democrats hold a 7 to 5 ma- f the discovery that the United Na- tion and praise to the Republicans pation program -with Brotherhood Sacred Heart Church the God and (Joimtry Aw’ard to captured from Egypt last fall. change in specifleations.for staln- an infoi'mld meeting of the Di-1 Martin with the statement that ttona has developed certain char­ been whet it has been. ennobles hin\ and his reputation Donald T. Cordner, son of Mr. and NEW LANGUAGE Thia would avoid a showdo\^. automobile accident ort .Main St. 1 rectors Mondn' night that the ‘h« legislation had a "built-in' ref lutlon as one which favors a site j„iity on the Council, which will . Lutheran Church: Sun- theme Church St., Vernon Buckingham Oaugregaikmal Moscow (F)—The Moscow type le.ss steel dish-trucks for cafeteria A 12-year-old son was fatally in- on Bidwell St. in comparison to ; be unchanged by Stiles resigns day School and Bible classes, 9 acteristics of a .political nature. Such a rough summary would more than It ennobles that of the Mra. Thomas J. Cordner. Thia is over sanctions both here snd at North Endei's would probably vote ' erendum — that•'*“* is, since the - ---- new __ , ■ a.m.; Sunday worship, 10 a.m. The say that the oil industry has mat Republicans. Church only the second time this awerd foundry has Just delivered first „ , ■ , , , , Ijured when struck bv a car on tax district would be created'bv nrcle, which has tion. Kor ta he the 6nly American who Taleomilie Congregational Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 10 Bov. PhUlp M. Rose, Pastor supplies of type in its forty-fifth tl:e United Nations. Board reviewed curriculum ii^ckmatack St, in 1943. soon to consolidate, thua elimi­ __,,______, , been recommended.omnicnded. | District 10 Electa Rev. E. O, Pleper. pastor. this challtngs by raising its Accordingly, in this session, the has been made in South Oiurch. areas^-°'’* * i ^ t a"' r has bem more coippllcated. An of strontium now In human bones him. He would be the one who their wlvea. Edward F. McGowan be worked out ^ x, dmance before the Eighth Dtstrict listed oit the Directm?' a«nda *’y ‘h® Board of Finance this week. A. Gadarowskf, aaalatant , 8:30 p.m., Senior Methodist 12:80 p.m., Service of the Lntvlan on censorship will be led by the Officer.? of the Board to whom Edward F. 5IcGowan of New Afro-Aslan bloc bSa developed after the atomic bomb testing would have to pick the quarrels, Youth Fellowship. Lutheran congregation. Rev. James T. O'Connell. Mrs. comments may be addres.sed are Mayor Harold A. TurkingtoYto had a T *ure to vote on qonsollda- There W’as no question before nass-■ Interior Decorator .Speak? i j u u a a which, any time it wants to com­ whereas what he loves to do with Zion Evangelicnl Lutheran Church 8' p.m., Bible Class meets st • 3:30 p.m.. State Luther League John McDermott, Mrs. John La- Haven, brother of Mrs. John How­ when informed of MarUn s plans, 4mn, she agreed that that "looked ing' the resolutton. It was donrim -' ^ •’*'"«» Adams. Interior d eco r-'V '® * * , (^urch: Sunday through loss is only one ten- (Sllssourl Ssmod) . John H, leomans, Andover, chair­ ard of l i t Concord Rd., died exprwed some fear bine with tha Russian bloc,* can quarrels is not originate them but home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A, Mission Rally In Meriden, at Im­ Belle nnd Mrs. L/>uis Hofner. Plans man, and Mrs. Clifford Wright, r that a prior like^a curve." t justly, unfairly and unSer susplin. ®‘"'' Coventry, will be gde-‘ ; r “,T k e ^ * ''* thousandth of ths amount'that ta resolve them. Admittedly, the guns Cooper nnd High Streets McBride. 395 Woodland St. manuel Lutheran Church, Cook and will also be discussed for the Thursday at his home after being Sion of rules. i speaker at a county-wide meeting I ‘'®‘PA Keitay. paMon prevent us from obtaining our Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Hebron, secretary. stricken with a heart, attack. Events Tonight su p p o ^ to be dangerous. This he might be able to train on the Hannover Sts. forthcoming parish dance, under The next Board meeting will j secure a motor vehicle rcglsliatlon. "Since there warf no urgenev in usual two thirds majority. Thui, Legislature could be big and effec­ Miss Marion A. Erdin, Orgnnist the chairmanship of Mrs. Edward He was born in Manchester, and Tlic Vt- and Mrs. Club of First amount'will more than double .it­ First Church of Christ, Scientist be at 8 p.m. Monday in the An­ was proprietor of McGowan's Res­ ; was contin'upd until Monday the .matter, and that the Board ®L ’^ 4 7 7 v L n 7 is s^nsored ?y"’Tol- Lutheran Church will as Waltar lippmann mournfully tive, But even in that case, he Masonic Temple South Methodist Church O'Brien. Judjfe Gryk ^Yusponded judgment *®^*?.'* expresBed their view* on the self by the year 1070, e\*en If no wouldn't be able to get off too 9 a.m., Sunday School. Mata St. and Hartford Rd. dover Elementary School. taurant In New Haven. He was a Court Cases ounty Extension Service. i “ » > o n ‘hly meeting- at the describes the aituation, it now member of St. Aedan’s Hoiv Name In the case agalhut Mias Irene Bou- »ubject. we feel }hal pressure had ^ I church at \8 o'clock. !)}ora bomba are exploded in the many Shota at such a fast-moving 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Ctass. Sunday service, 11 a.m. The Rev. FrM Edgar. Minister The officers of Connecticut takiea combinations among tha Interim, which might mean that target. 10 a.ip.. Nursery in the parish Rev. Percy , Smith Socletj', New Haven Elks; Knights Henry 7 B^tlena^Elm St . is' A roast\beef supper will be Sunday school, 11 a.m. " - State Employment Service and of St. Patrick, Westville Post of A 16-year-old Manchester youth, >d with failuie to cieWr a »tde-f !*’“* ‘^® ^ P '® "hovild be subjected j served by \he Fish and Game warioua blocs of votes in the we -would then have one five- We may not like this strategy, house during church worahip. Wednesday meeting, 8 p.im. Phillip Treggor, Mialster af Music Unemployment Compensation Di­ South Windsor 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Theme: the American Legion and the Uni­ Who left the Junior Republic in 1 . ' b e r e r e ^ ^ S e s f o t '’’ ^-*n ''"r’ Club in th^ % S 7 c ru b h o u a r“ United Nations to produce the thousandth of the amount that Is because it promises little for the Reading room hours; vision in Manchester will be closed on League, all of New Haven. Mi.» occupies an ‘•®P'-®*®nt only « Butler a Remibilean. has been The March V Dimes dance will two-thiids majority needed for an state in the way of positive accom­ "Our Christian Conduct in and Tuesday and Friday, 12-4 p.m. Scout Sunday * NOTICE _ Tuesday in observance of Lincoln's Utchfield after being sent- there * V tL 7 t7 ll^ (^ V ;d e r7 7 c .ito Butler, a Republican, has been' ^ ^ He leaves three other sisters, " conddered dangerous. By -their plishment. But we have to appraise through Christ’a Spirit.” Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. Services- of worship at 8 'and birthday. The offices will be open Tomel Named Importsiat acUon. calculations, we could go shesd 11 a.m., Gottesdienat mit Abend- Mrs. Emmons Bowen of New Ha­ on assorted charges, received *u-;two other g».Is aerepted aVrest on. u'eThU^breiv'*’'to ' party's town* an^rito J^omm"tU7 ' It as a hard.boiled a tra te ^ which , Wednesday, 7-7:55 p.m, 10:45 a.m. as usual Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ven. Mra. Henry Bronson of. An­ Along this asms vein of thought, and explode some S.BOO of the la likely to work, to the extent that mahl. ( "Spirit” will be the subject of Sermon: "Jesua—Man’s Best spended sentences to Cheshire *'. "*’® ®xp‘alued In to e 7 7 s V o u f rieVs aim he '^*" “a holding L u n g Repub- P'ay ‘o'" danelng.x with entertein- 2:30 p.m.. Special vctors’ meet­ dover, Mass., and Mrs. Gordon formatory and wa? placed on pro- -eoui t that it w;as her understand- L'l ^ .?® Hcan posts. * ' ment furnished by\Uie Barbenjshop Ndward R. Murrow, the other largest bombs we now have, and it may hold the inevltoble lossea in the Lesson Sermon for Sunday, Friend” Dr. Fred R. Edgar A divocoe—was granted in Su­ By Fire Unit ling the landlord ia to take care of, TMesdav*' “'® He was a candidate for probate Luncheon Vlll be 'oerved any match b d tw ^ ' Republican ing for revised constitution. February 10. 9:80 and 10:45 a.m. Church perior Court. Hartford, this week Reid of Brimfleld. Mas?.: and two | bation for two yearn, Bight, bewailod the fact that the it would be. only then that we brothers. Hugh J. McGowan of the sidewalk abutting the apart- The references to mevlous -e 'J“'‘8® P°« ‘wo ago. but by the Emblem Clu^. The March United States seems to have begun Legislature and thia kind of figure The Golden Text la from II School • to Marian from Edgar V. Coughlin South Windsor, Feb. 9 (Special) Terre Haute. Ind., apd Elwood Clarence J; Burk* Jr.. 229 Au- j ment building, would reach the danger point. of a Governor to a minimum. Un­ Coveuant Congregational Corinthians (3:17); "Where the 10:45 a.m. Nursery THESE DRUG STORES on the grounds of intolerable tumn St., received the suspended ' < tion by thrBom-d reters to Tn' i withdrew when the caucus was "f Dimes is sponsored by the relying more heavily on the United Chnieh . —Frederick J. Tomel, Strong Rd., McGowan of New' Haven. other resohitlon oMsed Several Boe'kvnie Lodge of Elks. Mcamyhile, up at Wood's Hole less, of course. Rlbicoff is still a Spirit of the Lord Ms, there Is 3:45 p.m. Carol and Wesley cruelty. Monthly support of 8100 waa elected president ot the South sentences for breaking and enter­ Nations Just at the moment when 48 Spruce St. for one child and 815.(ioo lump sum Funeral services will be held wVeks a e ^ T h ^ T h e Pilgrim FeUbjvahlp of the other day, the research ship growing master in the arts which liberty.” Choirs rehearsal ^ ^Windsor 'VolunUer Fire Depart- Monday morning at 8:30 from the ing and theft. He wa* also fined 10 Tax Review g . t as similar, but n„|y Eleels ! Unibn Congregational (Jhurch will ' t t had lost its own easy control have brought him thua far along. Rev. K- Ejnar Rnsk, Pastor - '4:80 p.m. Children's Vesper Serv­ . alimony was also granted. $30 for operating a motor vehicle less detailed, and not worded so Crawford put to sea on a four Ernest Johnson Jr., Organist Selections from the Bible include rtient at its annual meeting this M. F. Walker and Son? Funeral strongly. Mrs. Joseph Lemek has been holdbold a Valentine daneex in . the of that organisation. the following; "God Is a Spirit: ice. The guest speaker will be Parlors, 1201' Chapel St., Sew without a license. elected president of the ' Holy: church social rooms froni'^iSO to 4-utonth cruise during which It will, Abraham Koshy, a native of South Mrs. Annamae E. Cifarelli of Session.s Slated Cummings' Ktutement Although Some of the results of Sunday, February 10. amUthey that worship him must ARE NOW CLOSING Other new officers ai-e Frank Haven, followed by a solemn high Burke wa.s sent to, the Junior Rosary Society of St, Joseph's 11 p.m. Young people’s groups be busy measuring the radio- worship him in spirit and In truth’’ India. Everyone ia welcome. Rockville was granted a divorce Derrick, vice president; A. Ken­ Maas of requiem in s{. A e d a n’s I Republic several months ago and -Cummings’ statement'Yqllows: Church. Other officers elected are: from Blast' Windsor and North tbis^ may be embarrassing, un- A Thought for Today Race Relations Sunday. 5:80 p.m. MIF 7th and 8th In Tolland County Superior Court The ,3oard of iTax Review will acUiity In ocean water, anil cal­ Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. (John 4:24). neth Palmer, secretary: and Rgy- Church, New Haven, at 9 o'clock “ >® charge* originally lodged "I want to explain iny position Mrs. Sophie Stolarz, vice presi- - Coventry will be guests, plesMnt, and even unfortunate in Spoasorad by the Mwseheeter Correlative passages from the gradts will have a sandwich supper from Donald D. Cifarelli. formerly hold 10 meetings in the next few on the Nike housing resolution dent; Mrs. Sbphle Gworek. secre-, Members of the local V W f p<,gt culating how. many years it takes Ceonell ef Ghufehee. Morning Worship at j0:45 a.m. of Manchester. She was awarded niond Ellison, treasurer. Others Burial will be In St Lawrence' “gaib*‘ him had been continued. weeks to hear taxpayers who have the brand of policy decisions the Sermon Topic: "Oh, Brother!” Christian Science textbook, "Sci­ and recreation in Wesley Hall. named .W’eje:, Social committee. Cemetery, New Haven. Ju’Jge Wesley C. Gryk told Burke passed by the Board o'f Director? lary; Mrs. Bernice Perzanowskl,, and' its auxiliary will attend a for' water at the bottom of the ence and Health with Key to the 7 p.m. MYF meeting. Mr. Relfl custody of four minor children, and that stipulations of his probation complaints about their local tax last Tuesday evening. Although treasurer; Mrs. Natalie Surpre-i meeting of the - Hartford-Council United Nations makes, itf is by ocean to work its way up to the Evening Service at 7:30. Cifarelli' was ordered to pay $1 a Louis Boxer, Roger EHcson, Hat-: assessments. , How Old Are You? Communion and Inatallatioa of Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, will apeak on "The Ministry." DAILY AT t t P. M. ry Cohen, t narles Jurgelas, Frank Mrs. Bertha A. Heckman are that he is to be home every I voted for the resolution, further ntat, recording secretary: and at . Plainvllla *t 7:30 p.m. Post . BO ipeens as shocking, alarming, aurface. all for humanity’s future Whatever your yeari, there ia in Include the following (p.33S:7-13): 7 p.m. "Plrdtea of Peiuanca" _week alimony, with support of the night by 10 p.m'.. he cannot as­ The meetlngi' will be held in the reflection ha? made nie doubt the Mrs. -Joseph Panlczko, Mrs. Anna members will meet at the Post or even undesirable as such sns- Church officers children left to other procedures. Derrick: house committee, Ray­ Mr*. Bertha' A. Heckman,, 73. assessor’s office in the Municipal guidance in the matter of dla- every being’s heart the love of Oturch-time Nursery conducted "Spirit. God, haa created, all in chorus rehearaal. mond Hack, George Mullins, Allan died a t the Mei-cy Hospital in sociate with any gangs or organi­ wisdom of the vote. I wish to make Frey and Mrs. Cornelia Grous,; Home and Auxlltaries at the IjwU would make it. wonder, the undaunted challenge of and- of Himaelf. Spirit never The Scouts taking part in the Jliami, Yla.. Thuraday. zations without the-probation ofi Building on Feb. 15, 18. 19. 20 and nr.y reasons clear. flag bearer^. - 1 wheeler School. ' poeal of ntomic wastes. What we from 10:30 to 12. The Thomas Spencer Circle of Barbrlck, William Watrous; by- 21, from 2 to 4 p.m .on Feb. 25, 26 Is>cal Men Elected | ___ . I t is- a natural political develop- events, the unfailing child-like ap­ created matter. There is nothing 10:45 service .on Sunday will be lawTi.^ William En>s Jr.. Charles Born In RookvUl*. she had lived j Pfniission, and Burke 'and 27 f1x>m 8 to i ' "The whole community will ije want to find out ;is whether it is petite for what's next, and the joy in Spirit out of which matter could Alan Ferria. Milton Doremus and * the South Methodistt WSCS will p.m., snd on A, Rogalus. 10 Burke Vernon and 'Talcottville news Bmnt—in worid poUtlca. Calvary Chapel meet at the , church Tuesday a t'.2 Enes, Harold Collins; i|ck com­ in this vicinity for many years, ano ^ Feb. 28 a ^ M a r ^ 2 from 9 to 11 affected by the Army housing, but safe to continue our present prac­ and tha game of life. (Assemblies of God) mittee, George Enes, Frank Hed- then in CaliforniaOelirnmia for»/,.. several___ . TVi-nTwo mntnriatii motorists were were fined fined 824 824 oiartn only one of two possible lo<-atlona Rd.. has ^ e n elected treasurer of are handled through The And that we should have world tice of dumping atomic waste out You are aa young aa your faith, CENTER PHARMACY p.m. The program. In charge of a.m. Orffanl'^alion Herald's Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Rev. Kenneth L Gustafeon Mrs. Edward J. Ferris ?Jr;, will in­ erman. Bichard P. Jones; memlver- year?,, before -rtturning here about each. for speeding. Fined were Chairman of the 3-man Board of will be directly affected. Tht di­ polities instead of world war Is as old aa your doubt; as young as a year ago.to make her home with Julius PhiUips, 39, Providence, rectors acted responsibly to the of Connecticut telephone TRemdnt at Sea, inside concrete blocks, or 1 ■ ' - YOU ARE DTVITED 'TO ATTEND clude slides showing some phases shlp and publicity, Roger EJrIcson, Tax Review is Atty. Paul Marte. Julius M. Kosiorek, IS Liberty .-i.jisg. cmlnenUy deeirahle. whether, by this practice, we may your. telf-confidence. aa old as 9:45 Church school. of the work of the Rev. Mr. and George Hack, Dr. Irxlng" F re^- her brother, Frank Brockhau*, 96 R. I.,.and Frederick R^ Hesse, 21, Other members are Atty. Arthur community In passing a. resolution Rt.. has liecn elected to the 'e.xecu- ' " _ ■ . _ . Furthermore, against all tha your despair, 11 a.m. Morning worship. Rev. maui, and D ^ter S. Burnham. Florence St. of 732 Center St. Phillips was alsa several weeks ag<^ stajTng basically live, committee of the State organ­ be storing.up under water pollu­ Douglas A. MacArthur SPECIAL SERVICES, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Methodist J. LeClalre Jr. and Earle S. Rohan. CLAIM MONTESI KILLED SEU' ~ bloc picture at the Uaited NeUone, Stig Sundberg, Bible teacher, WITH missionaries in India. HostessM The funeral will be held Monday fined 83 for failure to carry his Taxpayers will be given another that It believed all 'developments ization. tion which may break loose some Providence, guest speaker. GREEN PHARMACY afternoon -at 2 o'clock at the John motor vehicle registration. should conform to 'Town Plannin'g Venice. Italy, B'eb. 9 ^ OM larger truth, must atlU be for the meeting will be Mrs. Win­ opportunity to have the current re­ .American Iwglnn Meeting Tu'o medical experts testilled to^ day end males the world’s oceans COURT REVENUE 7 p.m., Mr. Sundberg, speaker. REV. STIG SUNDBERG, Evongdlst t. field Gove and Mrs. EMwin C. Han­ B. Burke Funerdl Home, 87 E. Cen­ D. nald (Jarlson, 18, Stafford Con mission requirements. To me The Fourth District American ■iaiBd. It is tlmt any resolution Vancouver, B. C. y Mrs. Hooka Johnston, di- short of the governihent-set goal of School. » "I belie'/e that in fairness to all This current new moon of oiirs ■'rector of religious education at 500,000 barrels a day of crude and changed from an original charge the proper procedure would have day. to tako a simple look iu obvious of reckless driving. He - was In.- OPEN ALL DAY made ita first appearance'' on a Skywatch Schedule Center Congregational Church, w ill; fuel olig. The Interior Depart- Funerals Coliimhia been to defer action on the reso-- Shareholders will elect a Board oompartaooa inside the workings mild avsniiig. Aad, from our ox- have as guest on the program'Mon? ; ment ^ d yesterday that during f volv2d In a crash on New Bolton luUon until more of the p'jbllc of Directors for the ensuing year. : of wba^ we conaider our own day Uje Rev. Carl A. Hansen, min- that • ' week, shipments of U.S. ___.. _ , Rd. Jan 26. I had been heard, until the other aide . Minister to Meet ».■ SUNDAY perlonee with other moona this MEDICAL PHARMACY The Rockville Ministerial AteW-1 m h o r pntcUoU democrocye Sunday, Feb. IQ later of Christian education for tljc petroleum. products to Shirope _ *'*!*' . ?V «ewton Emile Bouton. .21 of “ u ‘Trott Grand List' Hits had aired its opinion also.” winter, which' opened cold anO Midnight-2 a.m. .. • • ...... Volunteers Needed. State Conference of Congrega­ averaged 454.000 barrels daily, but Berths R. ter S..„ was fined $15 for failure It we were to disband Congress continued cold, we are prepared to 2 -a.m.-4 a.m...... •. • Volunteers Needed, BEFORE YOU CONVERT tional Churches. The topic, to be an average of 69.00Q barrels a day; . 2 ® was held to secui-e an operator’s license. ; because same reUUvely amaU bloc underwrite the good country Aa.m.-8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed discussed is "The Bible and Young went in the*form qf gasoline. Gov.;*‘ Joseph L Mercille, 21, Phila- $5*Mi1]ion Mark " bolds a veto power on the acdona 8 a.m.-8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed. INVESTIGATE — Readers.” The program, sponsored emment officials have aaidsaid EiirooeEurope *• ‘be Watkins-West Puberal delphia. Pa., waa fined 812 for theory that the kind of weather 8 a.m.-10 a.m...... Honqe, with the Rev. Yred R. Ed­ Columbia. Feb. 9 1 RpeefaU—-The Public Records * o( the Senate—we should have ...... Volunteers Needed MILLER’S PHARMACY by the Greater Hartford Council doesn't need gasoline. pswsing on a curve. a new moon bijngs it will keep. 10 a.m.-Noon ...... Orin Mathews. YOCE EEXALL STORE of (Jhurches. Is viewed on WNBC, gar, mlnlstef of the South Metho­ Elnihr R. Daddarlo, 39, of 9 B. Grand List haa reached an all-time NAMES •» done it long ago. If we were to This particular moon baa done Noon-2 p.m. '...... Skip Fisher. Channel 30, Mondays at 1:15. dist Churth, offtotating. Robert Hawtoorne St., waa fined 812 for high of 85.270,643, according to a Warrantee Deeds 7 ooosidcr tha achieving of a l^;is'- weli ao far. Inevitably, consider- 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... Thomas Hickey.. Gordon Jr. soloist ‘was accom­ faihire - to grant half the high­ report by the ^ a r d of Tax Review. Jay E. Rubinow, tiiutee, to Wil- : ‘4 p.m.-6 p.m...... - ...... Thomas Hickey. Martin, Architect panied at the organ by Frederic r l^ iv a majority by a oonrhination ing-its pleasant coming, it became . WUIlam Legault. 105 High St., way. A total of 8200.277 In veterans' lard S. Bechley and Pauline- A. YOU CAN Mobilheat l8 p.m.-8 p.m...... Carol Chace-Jeanna Jacoba. FLUID HEAT has applied to the Insurance Com- E. WemSr. Burial wa* in East exemptions will cut the net list to Beckley, pioRgily at Porter St. SOCUNY VACUUM HrATlNC OU : of eiomanta of various blocs an tlie moon of the first robin re­ 8 p.m.-lO p.m. ., Cemetery. Mrs. Ann Hagerty, 28, Hartford, ...... Volunteers Needed • B ^ e n NORTH EHD PHARMACY misaioner Thomas J. - SpellQcy fbr Will ConfePSoon waa.fined $12 for diaregarding a 85,070.368 when the revised flgurr and Butternut Rd. ' * lavossibit and reprehensible pro- ported to The Herald. We hs\’e r -10 p.m.-Midnight ...... Robert McComb. Bearers w eri Frank Cchiebel, TRUST • WsU FfaiBt a real estate' salesman's llMnse. red’w trafficuvitic Biiiiiai.aignal. She on» waa m -; ! i*~ presented«------at-- the —™ annual------—- Town" " ’"-axt Balaier and L^ona * Oedure, we should have Stopped certain calm ej^pectation that, be­ Monday, Feb. il General Manager Richard Mar­ Clarence Schiebel, John H. Burke, votved In a minor- 2-car crash at • Meeting in March. Last year, the ]Nevers Darling to Adolph E. Gar-1 Midnight - 2 ajn...... Voluntecra Needed • Warm Air Units Mark Petersqn, Richard Ziegler rett, Ida Mae Garrett. Edward C. i ; pOMlag legtaUUon in Congress fore it fades, there may be other 2 a.m. - 4 a.m. .... tin and Victor Flld, newly ap­ Woodbridge St. and E. M iddle i List was $4,804,846...... Volunteers Needed • Pressnre Burners pointed as architect for the town's and Ralph Oifford. T'pke. Jan. 24. Public propert.v exemptions Garrett and Lucy A. Garrett, prop- I ; ta w iSA II M y atato which found reports apd observations, some 4 a.m. - 8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed erty at 129 Oakland St. f ItsM Mable to obtain a ready 8 a.m. - 8.a.m. .... PINE LENOX PHARMACy proposed junior, high school, are Kenneth' C. Hathaway, 28, StUl- | amounted to 8842,370. MORIARTY of •them possibly of a still more ...... Volunteers Nseded Personal Notices s^eduled to confer soon on' proce­ water, N.Y., waa fined 89 for Im- There are 45 additional houses ^ m ln ic MtcoletU to Adolph' uBiuJoctty la Coijcroas fop. its own' interesting nature. TTiere might, -8 a.m. -. 10 a.m. ,...... Volunteers Needed proper backing. Hathaway was, ®n ‘hi* year's total of 6M. Bams,- Sapia, property at 103 “ Tolland Mobil 10 a.m. - Noon ...... Joseph Barth dures to be followed in planning' £ purposes should therefore bs JusU- fm insfsnc*; be that first volley the project : backing his trailer truck' into' ga'rages and other ouUrde build- TphC’ Noon - 2 p.m...... ;...B u rr Stephen*. Mary Stepliens la Memorial^ Police Arrests .Attachmrnt. i S ita l in retiring" from the Union, of aong from the aong sparrow. Il'p.m. -l4 p.m. ..., The proposal thus far ia for a . Tower Rd. Feb. 1 when another !‘nga are assessed at 8432,880...... Gloria McCauley, Donna fe>Uo FOGARTY BROTHERS QUINN’S PHARMACY achool to accommodate 750*pupUs. car crashed into the side of the; There are W bualneas' buildings Harold W. -Uarritty. for John C.’ Kerosene 2 or ta boyootUag Oongresa t)iM ITiere m i|^t, one morning, even 4 p.m. - 8 p.ni...... Crawford Allen ' bi IovIbk (nemonf of Ellen Yarrell with 20 clUKooms, a cafeteria to . Frank J. Valente,. iS, Hartford; tr^er.„ - ' . ' 984 cate ar#\ registered fbr an a*- Hughea against MarllVn B. Gam- Disfriiwfmrs would have ceased to' 8 p.m. - 8 n.m...... •. i ...... Wayne Carland Who pouM sway feb, 10. 19*4. be »* redwing.’ ‘ \ 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. .. R iaO H . aant 350, and an auditorium for. was arfeated' and charged with ‘Tn'e caae of Abrahaih Sebwarta, aeaameht 8^,41(f. Sixible and Frank O. Car^nter, 810,- ‘ Ifga.- ...... '.^enneth Cburtlla Jeon Hoyoi,^ - Vothsr we will alsroys miss yea dear. (MO. speeding at 3:40 to ^ y on W. cattle : 090. jw^'perty on Adelaide Rd. | 301-31S Sfs, But ivt 'hrs demanding, p^^ng,- Barnard Hart Though in silence ore- J8v^ 1 -to vacate. r*h. 18,(- Building, on Monday, ^ec^esday, F r ^ y from to S pan. • FttchviU*, charged with fallur* to-l haVe dropped to $18,300. lA U o iL S tu :^ »•- ' r I ( ,\. - h-k- . \ :vU> .Vi. K m ,1 ■ ... L ■ ■ \ ' .V ■ '

' >;vv ■ - I - ; \ ' v ^ ,, V - V i _ ■ ; . ,,,,. V ..■■■■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI), MANCHESTER, CONli., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 PAGE SEVEN r.s'm.ii'^r— ; 1 ...... 1 manio^f ni wiiiom •♦ji - Advertlaement Advertisement | '| Advertisement ■' ' 1 Advertisefnent . 1 Advertisement ' 1 Advertleement . ,. | AjlvniUscihent 1 Advertisement ' ^ i'--' SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 1 ^ • — State^olice r 2 Y c £irs of Growth—-Mani^l]tester Town Report - 1 9 5 5 - ’56 - / CapturePair ' 1 , . / Mr • . After Escape Planning Unit Library^s Increased Activity ^ * To The Citizens Of MarKhester Policef in New Stationf Hike Work F«b. • (Speclml) —Two kwmiUn, trial in ToUand Work Grows ^ Spurs Need for More Space This report to you hifus been compiled by town offices y ’ The Police Department began the Superior Court .were recap­ and departments for the two-year period ended August Toi^Park Unit two year period by moving into Its tured bj^AUte Police a few’ houri: ■ Between August 1964 and Auguit Constant activity is becpmlnFf prize in the Connecticut Library 14, 1956, with the hope that you will find it interesting Repairs Made new building on Middle Turnpikb 1966 the Town Planning Commia- usual 'in Manchester librariea. Association 'meeting in 1955 for a East. Converted from the former after tMy e^ ped from the county | aion held 27 public herulnge, one of and informative. Takes Control jaU yeatorda: Statistical reports show gain In display. The Libraries and the Almshouse, the building albo which lasted five hours. nearly»every phase of library work. P.T.A. cooperated in 1954 to hold a We have tried to give you a general picture of the In Cemeteries houses the Police and sniall claims Philip I. Peixy, 36. of Scantic The CommiMion met-in execu­ Circulation totals, of books, pic­ Book Fair at the Verplanck 'School. Of Globe Hollow court. Rd., South Windiw. and Robert S. tive aeasion at least twice a month. many activities of your-town goveniment. If you would z tures and records are'at an all Fewer books were purchased In The Auxiliary. Police Unit has Bchianck, 25, of Dbming St., East FOR EXTRA MONEY Bolton It made field trips to inspect time high. the 1955-56 period than in the like more specific information or additional detail, the./ In the East Cemetery a chain been very active in the past two Windaor, are expected to be pre- Manchester Seafood Offers Fine Clam Chowder C^mologibt If Your loiffurt itHt to y o u — areas where requests were made A chimge hi the distribution of previous year because of the in­ annual reports of the auditor and of departments ar6 In Dec. 1955 the Park I irt- fink fence, similar to . that' in the years. The group,-'which had helped aentcd in Tolland Juauee Court t o -' for chEuige of zone, or aub-divlsion ment office waa moved to lower WE PAY awroya]. the circulation has been noted. crease in book prices and a de­ available at the Municipal Building. Beth Sholom Cemetery section, with the conversion, carried out a day on complaint of the^oUte's at­ Both Mary Cheney and Whiton crease in the book budget. The quarters in the .Municipal Build­ was installed. An additional area, weekly training program in the torney on a charge of jallbreaking. Faculty Asks ’Ihe Commission made a prelipil- libraries show a loss in the'iM of Itbfary collection'of book numbers ing. In the winter of 1954-55 the the Westminster ■ Stotion. with use of firearms, firat aid training, You shouli bo ooifiini! to us. - nary study parking Euid traffic in Each year, as Manchester grows, the services provided according to High Sheriff\ Paul HI6HEST PRICES books at schools, but a gain in 75,662. Park Department tool house was space for 292 burials was added to patrol and traffic duty. . x Sweeney. the Central Busineas District, by the Town Government increase in scope/^nd the moved to a remedied garage at For Rags, Patiei. Metals Depot Square and on major streeta total Juvenile circutatlbn. Adult education opportunites East Cemetery. /- The 'Unit assisted with traffic The men were llrat diacove?;^ $200 to $500 Throughout 1954-56 referriiCe have continued in the Great Books t manageipent of the work becomes more complex. Such 217 E. Middle Tpke. The Department has begun the problems during the Christmas mlaiing at 7:3Q~pjai. at the p i^ ' and Scrap Iron In Manchester. It requested^ the Board of Directors to authorize a work haa been consistently heavy Discussion Group and the Ameri­ success as we are able to achieve is thO^sult of co­ On Dec. 30, 1955, in its largest enclosing of a brook and storm season, at the Fourth of July Fire­ oner check and a quick search oi CALA OR DELIVER TO in ail libraries and in both depart­ can Heritage Project A Music Ap­ real estate transaction the Town sewer in East Cemetery. This will works Display ..and the Thanks­ the Jail building showed they had Salary Hikes more detidled survey, operation and understanding by Manchester residents, A Committee from the Board of ments; Over 6,000 reference ques­ preciation course, co-sponsored by bought from Cheney Bros, a 1,000 make It possible to reclaim a large giving Road Race. It also worked broken to freedom by forcing bars tions were answered in the Adult the Music'Bhop, was held at Mary the skill and loyalty of town employ^ and invaluable acre tract of land and water in area ton burial. during the flood in 1955. In a rear window. OSTRINSKY Directors met with.the Commiaalon assistance from many conscientious pfiicials and volun­ Boltoii, Feb. 9 (Special)—Local to revise subdl'viaion regulatlona Department. Cheney Library. the .southern section of town. The planting of Beth Sholom In 1955 14 applicants took-ciyil M Police on Man Hunt ers la Waste Mstariala teachers ssked the Board .of Edu-' A gain in hospital circulation The Library Board has had pre- teers. To them all, I express my sip^ere appredation. About two-thirds of this land is Cemetery was completed. service examinations for J>oItce em­ VT81 EAST CENTER ST.— Tel. MI-.1-5009 adopted in 1948, After wsjudlacoKCted, >n last night-ta.consider s-sal:- Because of the increase in activ­ waa noted. One morning a week Is ared preliminary plana for an ad- for Park and Recreation purposes. An unused tool shed in West ployment. Eleven were accepted. ' to' State policemen and several ary schedule of 83,600 to $5,800 ity, a Junior Engineering Aide waa given to, thla project. The library §itlon to the Mary Cheney Library. ictfully submitted,^ The Town also acquired 35 acres Cemetery was dismantled. The New members Were trained either bloodhounds participated in the for contracts to be issued this emplqyed as di^teman in 1965, staff ia planning to supplement the The plan, the eetimated call "oT RD MARTIN of land for park purposes by gift picket fence )vaa repaired and the at the Hartford or the Windsor search. State Police set an im­ spring for the 1957-58 school year. , The duties of the Commiaaion in­ hospital collection. which ia $260,000, Includes doubling General Manager. under the terms, of the will of entrance widened. Police Training School. All re­ mediate watch on the men's homes. AU STYLES OF •The present schedule runs .from- y t m clude preparing future plana for During the two years many at­ the stapk apace and' the Ref­ 9 / Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie. A privet hedge in- Buckland ceived Red Cross First Aid Train­ The pair picked up a car owned $3,100 to $6,300. Both involve 13 PRUNiNO DON WILLIS Improving areas, and making reic- tractive displays were shown in erence Room area, a new chil­ A n e w broadleaf evergreen Cemetery was removed and the ing. by James Heckerd. Merrow Rd.. dren’s wing, an auditorium, and area was planted with grass. Weekly target practice haa been FINE JEWELRY stepa ommendaUona and atudies bene- the librariea to focus attention on ■jy- planting was' made on the north Tolland, in front of the Manchester •D^’elve of the 11 classroom ^ ami REMOVAL ficia} to the Tdwn'a developqient. 'books of special interest or to ex­ additional space for storage. More slope of th'e flagpole circle in Cen­ In the 2-year period the Depart­ compulsory for all personnel at the Mills factory salesroom and drove teachers attended the Joint session 6RRAGE The 'Town Planning'Commission hibit local hobbies and talents. detailed studies are being made by ter Park by the Manchester Gar­ ment supervised 432 burials. It is outdoor range on Finley Street and to Schanck'a home. .SHOWN and SELECTED Manchester libraries won first the architect. planning to recommend to the the todoor range *t Headquarters. of the Board of Education and Have yoar trace pruned aw 18 Main St.. Tel MI-9-4581 ,and the Board of Directors Jdintly Water Department Acquires den d u b and the -Park Depart­ After spotting police officials IN YOUR OWN Teachers Assn, held at the school. exercise control over the subdi-vl- ment. General Manager an increase in Radar speed checks were used waiting for them. Schanck and removed b.v Ileenned aad lo lot prices and service charges. at night for the firat time. Speed liviNO ROOM In addition to George Graff Super­ fared tree aorgaoow rion of land. . The Park Department and the Percy abandoned, their car and fled intendent, and Richard B. Mather. Spoeidiiing In The Planning Engineer works Part of Globe Hallow Land C3)amber of Commerce cooperated surveys were made at various lo­ through the fields and woods. The closely with the Town Planning Health Status G>iirt Hears in sponsoring Arbor Day cere­ cations where complaints .of ex­ men were spotted along Rt. 5 in PHONE Principal Board members In attend cessive speeding had been received. ance were Pearl D. Jewell, John DRAKE SERVICE Commiaaion, the Zoning Bodrd of monies in Manchester schools. Departments List ISast Windsor by State Policeman CARTER TREE Appeals and the General Manager. Purchase of the 'Globe Hollow rtion system Include, in addition to A . radar traffic light was in­ Ronald Jacobson who fired a cou- NORMAN R. WEIL McDermott and Julius L. Strong, Norman/' Termed Good A Little League Baseball Field He prepares studies, conducts in' More Cases I the pipe lines purchase with Globe w a s constructed at Buckley stalled at Spruce and Oak Street le of shots in th^r direction. GE»IOLO<ice hockey eventual fluoridation, extension of CAMDOT It bore the symbol of the Tribe School and Utilities District. school children against polio. It liKthe Civil Division of the Town Increases Load size. 'This is a shallow pond.. usid mosquito control, prohibition by and changing their clothes, they weather, Arthur and Loring Ven- cheater Seafood and place your $3,900; 3. $1,200; 4. $4,400; 5. $4,- a Expert Cabinet Work supervised' the community-wide FIFTY YEARS AGO— tura, proprietors of Manchester: order and they will be ready to of Dan and is now considereO sym­ a Complete Hardware Dept William H . Sehialdse Establishing a modern building Court. The Small Claims Court in mild winters. Other shallow ordinance of the use of x-ray ma abandoned tl.J car. State Police CERAMICS STUDIO ' 600 : 6. $4,75(^ 7. $4,900; $5,050; bolic of Justice, courage and good X-ray survey. It applied for as- Made Easier rinks have been built at Charter converged upon tjie area after 117 NEW BOLTON ROAD Seafood, offer clam chowder »erve any time you wUh. Lob- 9. $5,200; 10. $5,350; 11. $5,500; 12. code. heard 2,677 cases. Of Town Clerk chines in shoe stores, construction Of 23^1 arrtots, 124 Were on Judgment and It Is noted that this 136 Spmee St. TeL M1-9-T660 Codifying all existing ordi­ alatance from the State Depart­ Oak Field and Robertson Park. of municipal swimming pool. charges of Intoxication. niv the atolen car as discovered. Route 6—Ml 8-5756 ITiursdays and Fridays, either to »ters wll aso be split, ready to $5,650; 13< $5,800. In every division except the Civil O ae "Koyal Purple" haa been used tra­ nances. ment of Health for a psychiatric Division of the Town C!ourt an in The Welfare Department, oper­ Center Springs Pond, a deep water Highway—new storm water sew­ rest was to r abusing n horse. ' Soodhounds from Bethany bar­ eat there or take home in a car- broil and if you wish, they will. Previeiiis salary schedules have clinic for children at Manchester , During 1954-1956 the Town ton. . hoil them for you. ditionally for ecclesiastical rings Regulating “Going Out of Busl- crease between the 1954-55 and 1955 ating under a new syatem of in­ pond. Is supervised by the Pai'k ers, existing sewers improved, There were no motor vehicle law racks were brought in to aid in allowed $200 above the schedule as worn by Bishops and other nee.s" sales. Memorial Hospital. vestigation during the two fiscal (Jerk’s Office conducted elections, Department. new garage. violations. • 'They also have fish and chips.-' Don't overlook the more eco- for,, Icachers holding masters de- 56 period Was noted. the search. church prelates. T. P. HOLLORAN 4, Water and sewer rates were in­ The Department investigated Small Claims procedure is now years, aided 75 families and 103 registered vital statistics, recorded ^------Captured ea R t B---- ^— French fried potatoes, fried rlamsi'l nomlcalrock lobster tails sold grCcs..The new proposal seeks $300 More honsee several complaints concerning property transfers and issued scallops and fish cakes, to take 1 here. They are delicious wnen Historically., amethyat occupied creased. Water softening ma­ applicable to all actions, except sc individuals. Axtra. One argument for the re­ ---- FUNERAL HOME are painted chinery was installed at the Love water, mosquitoes, food poisoning. licenses. Percy was captured on Rt. 5 home or eat there. Why not en- and covered with a butter a very prominent place, an ame­ AIR-CONDITIONED Uons of libel and slander, claiming ~The Department haa used alms­ a half mile south, of a motor quests was the minimum costs to thyst signet ring belonging to wltb S. W. P. Lane Well, a high level water tank Sanitary Inspectors supervise all money damages-not In excess of house facilities of other towns for As Registrar of Vital Statistics Joy a delicious meal without fuss 1 crum dressing and br,oiled. i secure such a degree, excluding Ideally located—convenient and than any other was Installed at Rockledge, a public food, eating and drinking the Office recorded and indexed sales room at about 3:30 p.m. and and bother. Just phone Manchester 1 Jumbo shrimp are a favdrite Cleopatra is said to bear the figure $250. Jurisdiction in Civil cases haa some persons. The cost is con­ tlo other escapee a few hundred • Y ” r „ .Ail Occasions , , ,. j any ron.sidcration for time and ef- of Mithras, an ancient Persian away from the busy thorough­ paint water pressure booster station establishments; inveriigate heajth been increased from $1,000 to siderably lower than private 2,840 births, 626 marriages, and. Seafood, MI-9-9937 and tell them | with everyone and they Way be ! fort and the new certification, re­ fare. Distinctive Service. Mod­ was Installed at Lakewood Circle, nuisances, test soil for onsite 740 deaths. Only the number of F feet north, of the auto building $2,500. boarding homes and the super­ Just when you plan to pick up purchased green or cqoked at dtety;.- aMo a portrait of Trajan ern FacIHtie*. about a half }iour later. ^ CHERRY VANILLA quirements of the State Board of was carved on a ring which was $560,000 of water bonds bearing sewage disposal facilities. vision is very good. marriages declined between the your order and it will be all ready Manchester Seafood ^ d served Education making a fifth year of two fiscal years. The office also Percy end Schanck, along, with MARASCHINO CHERRIES part o f the loot taken '>y Napoleon interest at 6 per cent were Refund­ The Department records and re­ Each 'Thanksgiving and Christ­ BLENDED LNTO OUR for you. with Manchester Swifood's mar­ study necessarv during the first Catharina Holloran SH M Rm M - ed at an Interest rate of 1.9 per ports daily to the State Depart­ issued 5,853 dog licenses. ! K. Sibley, 18, aUn of Deming The Venturas are extremely velous sauce and , Reebler crack­ from Prussia. In the crown of Eng­ Firemen Join mas the Department distributed 8L, South Windsor, were arrested VANHXA ICE CREAM five years of . teaching. land there is a gdrgeous amethyst Licensed Funeral Director cent. The Globe Hollow water sup­ ment of Health -.all contagious The two years were very active fussy about the fish they purchase, ers. they are tops. How about ply. mains and filter plant were food baskets. Toys were given Jan. 26 after an attempted break In Pints and ■/> Ualions The tabulation presented to the which was originally in a ring diseases. A Tuberculosis Case children and clothing was also dis­ for the Town Clerk because of the At,Your Favorite Store or,At as former commercial fishermen a fish chowder for a change, the Board showed detailed costs of the John J. Crafty Jr. William s purchased from Cheney Brothers. Register is kept. many elections. With the rapid at Spot Heri's c:arage in Rock­ V. orn by EMward the Confessor. 981 Main St., tel. .Ml -2-6dS6 CD Personnel tributed. A civic organization they know fish loses much of its Vehturas will advise what kind pi'oposal qpd indicated the total Licensed Embalmer Relief sanitary sewers were The Director of Health visits growth of the Town there has been ville. original delicate freahness if kept of fish to cKoose. Manchester Sea­ The various museums have rings Open A Charge Aoeounjt P(Dvlded a day at a ball game The trio was - boimd over in Reyd let Crtom Co. cost of carrying out the changes 175 Center St.—Tel. Ml 9-7060 built in Florence and Spruce and inspects annually ail nursery Tht Manchester Civil Defense an increase In the number of elec­ too long. Therefore, they pur­ food open dally Tuesday of ame.hyst found on the mum­ We Deliver Streets. New sanitarj’ sewers were for children recommended by the Rockville .a ty Court Jan. 28 to 28 Warren Street Ml 8-6950 based on the position of the cur­ mies of the ancient Pharoahs. In schools operating locally. Organization haa reached a mem­ Department. The same organ­ tors admitted and in the use of chase from small fishing boats through Saturday from 8 a.m. to rent staff on the schedule would installed In Center Street under absentee ballots. the next criminal term of Tol­ 8 pm. and from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. the .days of witchcraft, amethyst bership of approximately 1,800 ization in 1955 provided clothing that return each .night with the be $7000. contract i'’1th the State Highway During an election the Town E land County Superior Court on the was worn extensively for it was with an.increas. of almost 500 in for several children and in 1956 day’s catch. oi)'''Thursdays, try them for truly Three teachers would be on Step Department. Additions and altera­ Fir^ Marshal Clerk's Office prepares and dis­ braak charge and Schanck and This fish is iced the minute it Is fine seafood. believed that its purple color was the last two years. Included in sent 10 children to camp. 4: one each on Steps 5 and 6; two tions to the Town’s sewage dis­ the increase are au::iliary fire­ tributes canvass sheets for a Percy on additional charge? of MANCHESTER a safeguard against the evil srell MASURY T u ttle 's - posal plant were started. The duty of the Welfare De­ breaking, entering and. theft at on Step 7; one each on Steps 8 and of the witch. Reports Boost men of both Fire Districts. partment is to ' assist individuals permanent record of the vote. It 12 and a total of 5 at maximum. SERVICE STA'nON Improvements were made to The Ground Observer Corps has checks the voting machines and Serantmt M otors in Rockville Bolton Amethyst, as quartz, a semi: the Hall of\ Records and the and families living in Manchester. Jan. 3. Rockville Backs Same Minimum precious stone, is found in almost PAINT In Fire Losses increased tl'.e Skywetch coverage This assistance may be financial supervises the Issuing of absentee The Teachers also presented in­ Municipal Bu Percy and Schanck were being all parta of the wbrid, in Uruguay, Routa 44A, N. Covtntry to an average of 20 hours per day. or counseling. The Department ballots. Hie Town Cfiefk acts as a formation on proposals In others . . . Is 90ad paint A Skywatch''tor Civil Defense member of the Board of Admission held wider |3,000 bonds and Sib­ Brazil, in the Arabian Desert and waa. located on N(.he Police and Fire losses in the area controlled The organization has taken part investigates and provides for ne­ towns in this area. The Rockville Tel. Day* PI 2-7600 i'. all state drills and the tw’o buses of Electors. ley under ri.OOO. Skating Q^iih Masquerade Set C«ylon; in Mauagascar and the Court building. by the Town Fire Marshal in­ glected children. Board of Educatior^ has approved took part in parades In Hartford The Department acts as local Tlie Town Clerk's office is the a schedule with tHe same mini­ Ural Mountains of R.issia, in the Wells Street andN^ndx Street creased more than $7,000 in the CHOICE VAR1ET9 United States and alon^ the Rio Gonarol Repair Servlet fiscal year August 1955-56 from and Agawam. agent in determining eligibility of depository of the official records of mum and maximum. $3,600 to PAUL'S were widened. A tra^c light was the Town. Daily routine Includes Feh{17 for Members^ Guests Grande. The coloring of the ame­ Installed at Oak iqd Spruce the previous fiscal year. ' The C. p. Organization has been deceased veterans' families to re­ WCTU Institute QUALITY $5,800. Coventry teachers seek Paint and Wallpaper Store active in Defense Ck>uncil of ceive the $100 burial allowance the recording of property trans­ $3,.500 to $5,500; Tolland. $3,600 to thyat runs from a veiy pale purple 24 Hour Rood Strviea Streets. A rock crusher was The number of fires also in^' SEAFOOD 645 Main Street creased in the same period. In Greater Ijartforc of which it was C^ven by the State. fers, 'births, marriages, deaths, B olton/ Feb. *9 (Special)—The'S- The Rev. Theodore W. Cliandler $5,400; Mansfield, $3,400 to $5,800; tu an extremely dark, almost black bought for the Highway\Depart- Slated Tuesday purple. Values vary as does ones AcceHories OI All Kinds ment. The Union Street \bridge 1954-55, 12 fires, were reported to one of the founders. As a result The Depailment received appli­ servicemen's discharges, and all Skating CTub of Bolton has Mt|Jr. will conduct worship services Andover, $3.700-$5,600; Columbia, \ new committees on, Welfare and cations for 'Old Age 'Assistance, actions of the policy making 43 OAK ST. desire for a particular hue. Tel. Ml 9-0.100 Candy, Ice Cream, Sundriea was widened. The Magaire\U'act the Fire Marshal; in the following F.W 17 the dele of its mas- Cf>n8«K«0on«l Church to- $4,000 to $!t800; Marlborough, year there were 24 fires. Conimunicatlons have been estab- Aid to the Blind, Aid to Depend­ authorities of the Town. The Town The Manchester Branch of the TEL. Ml 9-99.17 Feb 17 as tne date 01 its mas n,„rrow at 11 a m. Rabbi Leon $3,800 to $5,600. Should you have an old 'helrloo'ii was mapped. Middle Tu: o. keepsake of amethyat that you East and Brookfield Street \Vqre The Fire Marshal caused the' li^ed. The Manchester group Is ent Children and Aid to the Dis­ C3eck also issUes licensed for hunt­ WCTU will be hostess for the re­ queigide party for club members I wind of Temple Beth Sholom. Man- The staff pointed out that of .tCctive In each. abled. ‘ ing, angling and dogs. gional institute at . the South and gueste. TTie event will be held j Chester, will be guest preacher in would like to' have reset or make widened at the new High Scho: arrest of blasters at the Nike site 16,000 teachers in the State of SldevSalke were installed on Unioh off I^eeney St. for a violation o f The Radlac Divisiot, has received Methodist Church /Tuesday, the from 2 to 6 p.m., and during the 1 observance of Race Relations Sun­ Connecticut. 61 per cent are paid wearable again in its original set­ Messier ting, a call to Norman R, 'Weil, at Stptot. '^ilMting regulations. / more equipment which will permit FIFTY YEAR.S AGO— FIFTY YEARi^ AGO— v theme of which Will be “ Go Set evening. i ■’> day. Rabbi Wind will speak on higher salaries than in Bolton and HIGH GRADE it to outfit four more Radlac The Town Meeting voted free There were seven cage'' of ty- a Watchman,*/lot Him -Declare Quality Exhibition skaters from Little j “ The Legacies of Lincoln and Mitchell 9-6863, will give you any .' A town-wide program to test Fire Marshal invesWates 35 per cent, lower Unholstsry ifor TB was spoasesed. la.t occur in parts ,bf the teams in the toum. The group was text books for the schools. phoid fever. Interior of New H i^ School Auditorium What He Stoth." Isa 21:6. Mrs. Sun Valley and the Pioneer Valley Washington," Boy Scouts of the In the matter of State aid to information you might wish at Figure skating Assns. in Massa­ pariah will appear at worship in no charge to you. The new high school and the outside ^ e districts. active in the 'loods of 1955. , R. C. Bauer, institute leader, will education through action of the Specialising PRINTING The Organization took an active speak on “ Aims and Purposes.'' chusetts wilt be features of the their uniforms tomorrow in observ­ Reatorinig, refinlshjng or reset­ new Keeney Street School were Fire MaVshal inspects pub­ Mimeographing General Assembly 'now in session, In JOB AND COMMERCIAL built, making approximately 200 lic eatb(g places, places of assem­ part in the National Operation The meeting will begin at 16:30 program. All skaters will be cos­ ance of Boy Scout Week. Calvert advised that .there is-’ no ting your heirloom it just one of tumed. Prizes for the prettiest,, Chiirch.-Bchool session win be the many aervices that you can * Fumitura Ra*uphal- new classrooms constructed in bly. Indostrial projierty. Institu­ Alert in July, 1956 and began amt. Greetings from the Manches­ doubt, there will be additional aid. PRINTING tional property and multi-family most original ahd funniest cos­ held S t 9:30 a.m. gvail yourself of, simply reach for Manchester in eight years. monthly testing of sirens and whis- ter Union will be brought by its Fronipt Sorvico The question is, how ihuch ? He staring Six additional voting machines dwellings for fire hazards. He is­ president, Mrs, Florence B. Gib­ tumes will be awarded. High School youth will attend the your phone to call Norman R. Well Prompt and BIflclent Printlag t'es In May. group is also mid-winter rally of Pilgrim Fellow­ said the very leqst would be an ad­ * Auta Tops of All KInda were, purchased. sues permits to store, sell, trans­ working with the Red Cross and son. Mrs. "William Rusb. Mrs. President Harold Dwyer of the ditional $21 per pupil, suggested by at Mitchell 9-6863. local club reports yesterday waa ship in Somers Congregational Revaluation of all real estate port and use explosives. has held a drill with the Manchea- Louise Chambers, Mrs. Emina Wil­ Gov. Rlbicoff. Proposals currently * Truck Cushians and personal property, taxable son and Mra Hortense Dalson will the 38th day of skating. Due td' Church tomorrow from 3 to 8 ter Memorial HosiAtal. p.m.'They vrtll Aeet at 2:80 at the before the Legislature run as high 699 CENTER ST. (Rear) aOMipUNITY PRESS and u x e.xempt, was uAdertaken. GREENHAVEN HOMK^S participate in a panel entitled lUSlNESS SERVICE the late arrival of freezing weath­ as-$45 per pupil. er, -this is only half the number local church for the trip to Somers. School ■ construction . accolinU “Helping Handa." 806 MAIN STREET The Connecticut Education Asen. TEL. Ml 8-8831* Uor. No. Main aad No. School ' for Bowers, 'Verplanck, Waddell, The Greenhaven Housing Project 1,428 Voters A d ^ l^ to L is t A potluck luncheon at noon Will reached at this date in 1956. -Row- Junior Fellowship will meet at Streeta—Telephone M 1-i-4m TEL. Ml 8-1278 5:30 p.m. in the parish room of the is sponsoring a bill which falls be­ Buckley • and South schools were ppersted normally, providing gen­ be followed by special music, and ever, there is more than s footvof closed balances placed in A total of l,42&'new voters were ice at the main skating area. » f€> i« 64kji»r6 r«f«- tween these two extremes, Calvert eral maintenance for 82 homes for a report by Mra Gibaon on a re^t. .A meeting of the Congregational' said. He 'estimated it would mean n fund for meeting bond maturl- families of veteran:.. A. part-time added to the voting lists by the cent Temperance- Forum at the spite water on the surface Thura- Spectallzlag In Frozen Food Registrars , of 'Voters during the dAy, a freeze that night and wind Church last Sunday voted to send an incresfe of $9,000 in aid to tie.s. maintenance man - took . care of local church'. Mis# Margaret O. the chairman'and one member of Bolton if it is enacted. Coatninern, Refrigemtor and The fiscal year was changed complaints. fast two fiscal years. Gray will bring news from Capitol BILL'S TIRE on Friday prevented further thaw­ Freexer' Bnga, Pifstle Food from August 16 to. July 1 to elim­ The Registrars supervised 3 pri­ ing and has furnished an excellent the Executive Board and the Board Several hot water tanks a.id oil HID. and Mra. Bauer will make an- AND of Deacons to the Ecclesiastical ■ Geneva—'^ e Swias’ franc Is one Coatatnen. . „ ^ H0B|IES inate the cost of temporary tax burners were repaired or replaced. maries, 4 referendums, 1 Town Bouncementa surface today. anttcipatiqn loans and to permit election and 1 State election in' Club members are urged to di­ Council meeting to be held at An­ of the worold’s soundest currencies. Paint waa supplied -for application Mambets are urged to attend Rental apace available for yoiir Improved fiscal management. by tenants. the same period. REPAIR SHOP rect alt Inquires on skating con­ dover Congregational Church’ to­ frozen meat and vegetable* aa W e have a la r ^ selection and to Invite their friends. Psst morrow S t 3 p.m. 'Tax rate of 35 mills was levied The Registrars supervised a President Mra Ella Burr of Wlnd- William H. (jreen,' Prop. ditions to the Manchester Answer­ Uttlf aa .04e a day. of motors, tools, planes, canvass of all- voterii. They com­ The- occaaion is the formal Dis­ In each of the two years. ' aor, Mra. Lola Hutchipson and ing Service. Dwyer finds the flood boats, H -0 trains and ac­ FIFTY YEARS AGO— , pleted a perhuinent file of voters, Mra Marion Barrett compose the Columbia Bicytles of calls ‘to his home more than missal Service of the Tolland Municipal, expenditupea ’ totaled A public' signboard on the lawn, Asan. of Congregational.Churches cessories. luneheon committea Goodyear Tires he can handle. f FIFTY YEARS AGO— , $104,126.15. Of . this 448.388.05 of the Municipal Building was Church .Notes for the Rev. Stephen Chamberlain L. T .w b O D erected bv the Registrars, ctiKIain- Repairs, Service jtW : GREEN STAMPS Health officer examinations of was for schools. Garbage collec­ The sacrament oP Baptism will whose resignation from the An­ LOCKER PLANT achool children was inaugurated. tion cost $950.46. ing the list of voters. Accessories be' administered to Maurice Nelaon dover pastorate was recently ac­ 81 BISSELL ST. Spender Jr., tomorrow at 11 a.m. cepted. A reception will follow the TEU »U 8-8424 KIDDIE FAIR Hospital Notes 180 Spruce Street, worship at United Methodist service. 1086 »lain 8L—6U S-S85d Phone MI 9-0659 Church. The 10-day old baby is the Masses wilj be celebrated at St. Pattcato todayi 187 son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice N. Maurice Church tomorroig at 8:30 ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Spencer and grandchild of Mr. and and 10 a.m. . CbrisUne Maloon, TalcotUHle; Mrs. Lester Spencer/and Mr. and Works ea Winter Weekend Onttl QJala, Canterbury; Henry Mrs. V. Chandler Poster. . Miss Olga N. Brondolo,' daughte* 9 HOLLISTER MANCHESTER BotticeUo, M Ruasell St.; Mra.- The Rev. Carlton T. Daley will of Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Brondolo of D u b a ld o Mary Simmona, Thompsonrille; preach on “ The Eloquence of the >**aody St., has been appointed AUTO PARTS M ra M b a Tadfotd. 12 Warren St.; Christian Life.” Nursery will be decorations . chairman of Elmira C. J. MORRISON MUSIC CEN1ER Mias Mabel Matthewa, Union conducted during the worship C o U e ^ annual Winter Weekend, v7:: BRC AO Sf PL; jfces. .Vivian Bayer, 72 Oliver hour. to h« held February 15-17, 1957. Point and WnOpnper Co. TELEPHONE 186 ftUddle Tpke. Went ltd.; Robert Xingrtmry. Coventry; Church School and the adult / 386 CENTER ST. TEL. Ml 9-f8pS John Kalacia, 82 Main St.. William Bible claas,"Adventures in Faith," / Mancbeeter E vening Hemld Telepkene Ml 9-9718 Ahvnye At Year Servloe For Eslager, 88 Grant Rd.; Andrea win meet at 9:30 a.m. THMEE- Bolton correapondent, Dorie M. W e Give Green Staanpe n MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Guerini and Moroselil. Maijfn, Glastonbury; Chrlstopbcr OfANHfL The Methodist Youth Fellowship IFltnUa, telephone Mltehell 3-6545. • EQUIPMENT Adgni, 32 Marshall Rd.; James will meet at. 6 . p.m. and then gb to a r j j t r s (iMw and ipINiUt) Aceordions ' D a ^ Andover; David Bartlett, pCwhlotB the home of Mr. and XIrs. John B. SERVICE • ACCESSORIES Stafford Bpriiiga; Robert Richard- Steel Chick, i^ e sld e ; Lane for supper • 8U P P U E S Private Inatmctloaa aon, Manchaater; Mrs. Margie Hol- and their regular meeting. • DUPONT PAINT. SUPPLIES laatrunients anil SuppUea Junior Choir wiii rehearse Moni bker, M St. Jtdin St. for pkyatelaaB. dnntlntn. Ounl- Open SfAnrday. until 6 p m . ORCHESTRA FOR HUUE ADIOTTSD TODAY: Mrs. day at 3:16 p.m. The class on the neMMien, etc. 84 hoar nenlen. n its b s th Muntar. Glastonbury. “ Life and Letters of Paul” will thrifty shoppers: eevea dnjra n week, Stwdnyn and B nV M 7B 8X n tD A Y ;A son to meet at the parsonage Monday at beUdnya. Mr. and Mrs. John Back. Oventry. 7:30 p.m. » ; W K m TOpAY: A son to Mr. •6 8L John S t. TOL 80-8-7691 Slid Mm. Hsrbart Kaufman, Storrs. NOW OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE EfiqBAItaBD YESTERDAY: Negro, Andwar; Mrs U m gySt; Herb- MANCHESTER DOTH Sr, SI Prinevto.. S t; CUNLIFFE .Tirt'SM M . Oavantry; Jamas Har- lifetime tduminum Danial Xarim^ DRYCLERNERS /THURSDAY acd FRIDAY MOTOR SALES 3M wbirtar St.; Mrs. Joan Cun- 93 WELLS STREET EEPEKT AUTO BODVud ftojjbddl and aon. S3 Marshall Rd.; STORM WINDOWS! FENDBB REPAlnS llm . JSSiSd ; Mawnoruv'iU' and, • DOOR CANOPIES EVENINGS StdJ ilY E dMghWr, n tt a f S t; Mm. Gall' • STORM DOORS »TAMBL aad LAUQUOt SilTISFRSf^ Sttckvills^ ' Mias • OOMBlIf ACTION WINDOWS ToitphoM Ml-3-7254 , SSnNWHniW \ SOLO MANCHBm.AT 1 vilANCHESTER FIRST NATIONAL BANK WBAlMNABLn PniUBS \ c ^ OF MAN.; I'tSI L-- FWES B Sm iA TE B , \ J12 AWNING C O . Repairing Pone 686 MAIN SnunCT BOUTE 8S—WAPPIMU CONMJ AljpffJWCOT C ^ T ^ ^ S T . CO: ' t a a t B O L r. a L a 4TTHE RICTOUUI OliUM 699 MAIN^ST.. MANGBIBTES PHONE Ml-9-4601 ReasonabfY^ t e l . V *■ 7:- ■.‘ -y ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957' PAGE NiftE PAGE EIGHT .^Adverfiaement ] AdvertUemwit I AdVerttaement 7 I Advrertlsement I Advartlaamont 4 AdvertloemenV I AdvertU^ent . t Advartlsemant I Advertlaemant 'i I Advartlsem«tt Adrirtifemcnt I Xdvertlaem^ us again; There will be a alight collections, paving, street lighting age of 147 miles of roads were to the street 'l^liting slid over 3.000 increasa In elamantxry frtdet tax­ Census Growth knd snow rer.oval. maintained. The Department lamps were maintained. Approxi­ ing our elements^ schMis to near Rec Program Continues Expansion The Town Engineer and High­ cleared the h’ghways after 14 snow mately 14,000 squars fM t of side­ School Enrollment Increase Continues limit again, but there will be an* Increases Work way superintendent is responsible storms. walk and 1,600 feet .of sewer were other heavy increase in junior high for maintenaiice ov several town- A total of 62 lamps were added constructed. The RecreaUon Department ln].„^,., ’ w*T~ social worker, will assist the school and one in senior high. 'The grounds and two swimming pools. For Engineers owned buildings'. During the past Board of Education I however, to a general renovation ing pupil enrollments. The assimila­ tobar. Archery, handball, - boxing, two fiscal years he. directed tiany School Year 1954-58. | program to make these older butld- tion and coordination of so many perspnnel in cases where pupil ad­ growth of the senior high- school 1954 to 56 expanded it. program swimming, .aqusredaocine and rol­ The playgrounds qra each super­ new people each year* requires justments fo school are unsatisfac­ will reduce to about 150 the num­ to provide year-round, organized | ' Winter activiUea began in 6c- ler skating, were among those fpr vise by a man and womah. important changes and repairs to Pupil enrollment continues to ; ings more generally romparable in Activities i ' the seven divisions these buildings Including the reno- n w according to predictions. To-1 effectiveness and attraeUveneas to specifle attention.'More curricular tory. She will help teachers and ber of jtinlor high, pupila who can children, and teenager,, .:.., / Activities on the playgrounds BUILDING PERMITS study and development is neces­ principals find Oause snd remedies attend the new building. The rest .under the management of the Town va^ioh of the,Hall of Records for UI enrolUnent at the opening of i the newer ones. This w^uld in- An adult program whichlncluded include arts and crMts, oi-gahized Engineer and Superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department. 1954-55 1955-56 the year was 8.330. ,an increase of volve such items as hew seating, sary. Renovation of buildings has for maladjustments. The chief of these pupils must go to the Bar­ tliowUng. basketball, handball, and games, and special evening events Dwellings ...... 251 250 been menUoned. Plans fop the new probim will be to select from a nard School. The year 'following Highways have increased In the -> Ha also plans, directs and super­ w prtndmately 350 over the preced* | new lighting, floor treatment, im- square dancing, was conducted. In such ks dog shows, carnivals, and period betveen 1954-56 due in large vises construcMor and maintenance Private Garages ...... 1 ...... 63 72 iBg year.^It was 3,060 more than | provemeht' of toilet facilities and junior high' school, needed within rather large number of xasea the that the high school will have room February of TB55 a club Sen- scavenger hunts. Commercial Buildings ...... 9 18 five or six years, must be started ones to be Investigated. One w-ofk- for none or very, few of them, and In M part to the increase in population. of highways, sidew-alks, storm the numSer registered ten years redecorating. None'of the older Idr Citizens was begun. / ' The playground season closefs sewers snow and ice removal and Hi'gh School ...... I...... '.. . 1 soon. er Is not enough to cope with the then ail must attend the Barnard New subdivisions with miles of Alterations and Additions .J...... 472 506 ago, and during that ten year, .per* buildings is much less than thirty Adaptation of the present high AUGUST IS, 1 9 5 4 t o AUGUST 1 4 . 1 9 5 4 Hockey lessons wcm given in with a picnic at .which all the highways, sidewalks and curbs, street lights. iod the total number of children |.years old. Most of them are.near- increasing number of emotionally School, crowding it to capacity. In Center Springs, Santaa Workshop children of the. playgrounds meet Miscellaneous ...... 20 61 school to junior high school us^ is disturbed children who are in the School year 1950-60 only a part 'WILLIAM A. BARRON, PoliiJe Department- storm sewers, catch basins and During the two year period three in grades 1 and H grew from 860 | er forty, so that renovation' is by upon us now. The relationship of was set up in Center Springs for gahies and entertainment. manholes require increased main­ miles of highways were constructed to 1,708, an Increase of almost ex- j no means premature. school, ^t is hoped that additional of the freshman class can be ac­ MipHAEL FITZGERALD, Police Department Lodge. For parents, the Recrea­ Total ...... !...... 818 9oT the new high school plant and the workers msy be provided In the commodated in the new high The playground supervisors .also tenance and a Jd'tlonal garbage and 10 miles were oiled. An 'aver- actly lOO^t. Because of budget. curtailment town wide recreatioi^l' system c tion Department, in conjunction organized Friday night dances. Greatest grade increase, as the it has not been possible to do some near fiituve. Ap expanding sys­ school, and a part of them must go M FARLAND, Highway Department with the Jaycees held a Christmas must be established by the time elsew-hcre. Eklucationa] Square will / Win f ie l d R, m a r t in , Poljcg Department Swimming lessons for beginners enlarged enrollment moves into work which had been planned. the building is steady for use. tem appears to necessitate the home lighting contest. > upper grades, caide in Grade VII. Care of g'rounds and lawns has services of more specialists tb off­ be more than full. The only alter­ MARY ANN PALMER, LibraryX , The annual Easter Egg Hunt in to junior- life savers were held Housing developinenta which - may native, unless additional junior every morning during the season ifect yeir it moves on into Grade suffered. Piling and repair of play- still come will present additional set the fnss which comes as the SAVING,. High.way D einit^ent Center Springs Park was one of 20-YEAR EMPl,OYES PENSIONED POLICE ARRESTS Vtn and of course into high closer qhd more personal contacts high school space la available in in the swimming pool. groynd and drivew-ay areaa was not problems. n and communication and all Miles of regular activity, the nature and necessitates new ~Accounta~Receivable 11,016.38 726.6g0.14 40,473.46 il50.15 ' 1,102.32 be retained in mementary schools. are not in as perfect condition as committees and boards have like­ 21,010.55 2,447.18 Continued use will .be made of two we should like to see them, they wise been >\111tng 'to serve their to be/succc.a'sful, utilize modern approaches and new considera­ Ipventory—materials, supplies . tepnts in the 'West Side Recrea­ appear fd compare favorably with community by helping, and citizens and proved equipment' to keep tions. Unfortunately it tends to 25,000.00 47215,883.78" 205.047.26 420,0?i(570Tr 464.560.80 25ioSb.oo 9 Investments tion Building, and many pupils schools in general as we have In general have recognized the themselves up to date and efficient. submerge the individuals in the 260.16 Schools can not afford to too mass. This places a heavier re- Due from General Fund will again be transported from the found them. needs and gone cheerfully about ■~"4,831,816.00" 2,677.069.27 - '4 school in which they belong to one One problem in building care meeting them. far behind this established and ac­ spenpibiUty upon principals and Fixed Assets , cepted principle. We have tried to teachars to see that the needs of Construction Work in where some space happens to be flUring the year has been produOed For all of this we of the school ■ ■' 57,239.78 available. Such transfers, together by the reduction of the custodians' staff are exceedingly grateful. expand soundly and without too each pupil are being met. We ex­ Children’* AtetiTitiet—Summer Ree Program. Progreas with double sessions, account for Work week to .forty hours, with no much experimentation in this re­ press appreciation to them for Uie Amount to be raised by future a sizable part of our transporta- increase in staff to compensate. School Year 1955-56 spect, and It remains true that our. awareness of this fact which they Taxation for retirement of , tion expense. There has been some dissatisfac­ per capita costa, as reported to have shown. bonds . 7,777,319.88 Class sizes have remained about tion from teachers and principals The school year 1955-56, as for date, remain well below the .aver­ This report closes with thanks to SNERAL FUND REVENUE 17547.17 several years past, was marked by age-for towns In the State, all members of the school staff for Unamortized debt expense the same during the past year as in cases where custodial care has For Tear Endati For Yaar Ended $432,227.15 $478,834.66 $2,919,551.31 $2,570.33 190,202.01 ' $15,050.0^ In' preceding years. Elementary not been as. complete or thorough another substantial increase in the' Problems now facing the school the contribution they have made to TOTAL ^$'39T737T7 1 $i7;6S2,24i:98 | $22S,3J^8.22 number of pupils registered. En­ system relate largely t® housing. another year of sen’ice to the Aocoont . 8-14-1956 ■ ■ 8-14-1955 V grade average was between 31 as was earlier the case. To con­ LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS ' , \ and 33 pupils per clajss, and high sider a-normsl work week for the rollment figures in September Tile fli-st and most Immediate prob­ schools of Manchester. were approximately 430 higher lem Is the renovation and adapta­ BOARD OF EDUCA'nON , N school average was approximately custodial sta ff. arid at the same State of Connecticut: - ' ' : • •'/ Bonds Payable . 8,504,000.00 810,000.00 28. This is h i^ e r than most schools time maintain morale of instnic- than those of one year ago. tion of the Educational - Square J Enrollment in lower elementary group of buildings to junior high Operation ...... 8 ^488:268.89 1294.252.42 Accounts Payable $.929.54 in this locality and. accounta In tional staff, with proper custodial 42,322.57 27,276.92 grades has reached some degree school use. It' had been hoped that Few Lieiiis Placed New .Buildings ...... bile to Reserve Fund 260.16 part, for be fact that our per pupil work done at timbs when' class- Fedeiai ‘Assistance—School Grant . . . MJ57.W 29,144.54 cost is below the average for the cooma are-empty presents a prob­ 'Of stabilization, and the strongest a large part of 'the initial phase of - ’ a Accrued Interest on Bonds 35,363.55 • ■ k5?T4Y,88 effect of groM-Ing school popula­ ,this adaptation could be done this By Tax Gdileclor A. ;H. ining. Superintendent, • < ■ .. ‘ state as a whole. In these days of lem which may be solvable only by. ^Tuitibn, Rents, Refunds ...... 88.108.96 80.970.89 Unredeemrf Coupons 1,201.00 teacher shortages and the free increasing considerably the num­ tion was felt in the junior high summer. That, however, did hpt school grades. The total registra­ develop, and it will be necessary Payroll Deductions 4.330,70. .choice which teachers can exercise ber of .custodial workers. This Is The Collector of Revenue in the 840t,844.n tion in Grades 'VII and VIII was for the school to adapt itself to the Total ^hools 8615,497.92 Swimmihg at Clfibe Hollow Deferred Credits 10,546.18 it also adds to,'the difficulties in a particular problem In smaller 1954-55 fiscal year, wa* forced to Departmental Receipts securing teachers. It is undoubted schoola requiring but one custodial 230 higher than in the year. pre­ operations w-hich should go for­ place only 19 liens for,unpaid real Reserves: y ceding. This necessitated the op- ward during the year. The aim Board of Directors...... 6 11.90 1 0.00 ]y true that for many children worker. His presence throughout estate taxes on a tax list which has Building Inspector ...... ___ 23.450.75 19.7.34.41 Parking Meter Income 76.728.27 ' learning Conditions would be im­ the school day la essential, yet a erattM o t seventh grades in the must be to develop as effective a increased in number of items Barnard and the Hollister Street junior high school plant as possible Cemeteries ...... ;.. 27.957.66 39.281.90 Fifly Years Ago PUBLIC SCHOOL EXPENDITURES Investment in fixed assets 4,831.816.00 ■ ■ proved if smaller classes made pos- forty hour week provides insuffi­ 2699^ in the last 2l) years. .... 1,032.26 477.00 Schools in a double session plart. from the group of buildings which Civil Defense ...... Expenditures Expenditures Unexpended appropriations— Mblsf closer individual teacher guid­ cient time beyond school hours so In th«-i963-54 period the num­ Collector of Revenue...... ‘ ...... ___ 1,000.00 e 0.00 i ance. that satisfactory cleaning may be Ten classes at Barnard and-teur now' range m age from forty to 1954-55 1955-56 Capital Fund — . 4.263.225.50 at Hollister Street were affected fifty or more years. This age factor ber of liens was 27. At that, time Transferred fitjm Dog Fund ...... 0.00 2,000.00 An average of 17 books daily 1. GENERAL CONTROL Teacher Prebleoi done. 0.00 Premium and Income— r 99.5491- of the taxes were collected. Election Expenses...... 100.00* (With increasing pupil load we by this 'double session schedule. in itself, plus the fact that facili­ was borrowed from the Manches­ A. Salaries ...... $ 26.694.87 $ 32.441.57 Capital Fund 83,200.42 It is our belief that our program The high School operated on a ties for a good jimior high school At pre.sent the tqtal of outstand­ Flood and Hurricane Damage ter Free Public Library. B. Supplies and Expenses .... 2,884.65 3,456.20 2,575.33 20.202.01 i5 7 5 8 0 r 1 face the necessity of adding each has been maintained at a generally ____ 3.978.57 0.00 Reserve for Funds 225,388.22 432,227.15 478.834.66 double session plan ,for the fourth are not identical with those for a ing liens against All tax lists in 37. Reimbursemertt ...... INSTRUCTION year a number of additional teach­ SxUafactoi^ level, although busi­ The office of the Collector Iq Garbage Disposal Area—R ent...... ___ 720.00 790.00 The highway department in­ n. Depreciation 1 730.505.97“ ers. Economic and sociological year, which meant that seniors senior high school, makes exten­ I ventory Included 10 horses valued Principals' Salaries 86.525.00 ness and the Inechanics of school who graduated in June had no.ex­ sive improvement necessary. It Is the Municipal Building was en­ Highways .'...... 178.21 15.00 Contribution in aid of conditions of today also produce 34.731.40 at 81,400 and a sprinkling cart at A. Teachers' Salaries ...... 1,343.677.88 1,427,630.21 411.923.25 operation leave little time for prinr perience with a nopmal high essential that we improve our larged and Improved -to increase Housing Authority—Rents ...... 34.322.00 26.966.51 Construction a heavier teacher turnover than cipala and administrative staff to interest—Tax Note Investments ...... 7.091.72 4.728.16 862S. the most expensive single B. Clerical Salaries ...... 30,033.34 school program. All other classes junior high school facilities to pro­ efficiency and better working con­ piece of equipment. C. Text Books ...... 25.224.49 ■ 27,974.75 Surplus 276.854.29 • 9307899.49 was Uw case a few years ago. The devote to continuing study and im­ operated on a regular program, ditions in the office. Libraries ...... ------8,639.81 7.041.18 employment of many married vide a good program for pupils of D.. Supplies (Institutional) 46.365,23 44.863.53 $39~47737T97~' $i^6T2,241.98 $225,388.22 $432,227.15 $478,834.66" $2,919,051701 $2,575.33 $20,202.01 j$15,056.94 provement of the instructional pro­ althougl. claoa alzea in some in­ this important age group. They The duties of the Collector of Municipal Building—Rents, refunds . ___ 1.730.76 1,967.50 . The superintendent for the sev­ E. Equipment ...... 7.167.30 'TOTAX. women produces changes not only gram. These tiianagement details stances were undesirably large. New School Censtruction Administr stion 9,816.70 0.00 en outlying districts reported: at the end of each year but almost will be used for this purpose for Revenue inclutte the collection of F. Commercial Equipment .. 2,328.09 appear to require more time each Classes were held in space outside many years to come. all bills for water consumption, Parking M eteis ...... 0.00 16.740:73 "The buildings need but slight re­ 'G. Other Expense ...... 3,688.85 constantly throughout the year. year both as numbers of pupils and of school- buUdings, two in the Parks—Insurance Reimbursement- pairs.”—"The growing population AUGtls'i' 14, 1956 During the past irear or two we More Classrooms Needed sidewalk repairs, yearly care and Other. Supplies and schools grow greater and aa the West Side /Recreation Building While w-e are comfortably sale of cemetery lots, rents for Fire Dam...... 8.270.89 - ' 0.00 of the Bunce District will compel Equipment have averag^ about twenty staff Planning and Zoning' ...... , 1.039.50 the. addition of another room in a 3.526.76 Reserve Fund additional talks expected of the and one ip rented apace in the housed for the coming year, the town owned pfopefty and ail other 841.78 OPERATION OF PLANT Pension and For Future W ater and Parking School School . changes during the year in addition schools become more numerous. Silver 'Le'ne Homes Community Police—General and Special Services .... 13,277.20 . 9,874.7.3 short time."—r"Wlie^never the ni to tte number at the end of 'the following year will begin to crowd revenue due the Town. A. Custodians' Salaries ...... 153.424.08 151.381.71 , ASSETS General Capital Trust Retirement Capital > Sewer Dog Meter Cafeterias AcUvitlea We have administered testa in Building. As has been the case Probate Court ...... ------114.42 0.00 town sees fit to give up the dis­ Expenditures Department Fund Fund Fund Fund year. A large part of uiy adminis­ Recreation Centers Income ...... ------10.680.99 10,447.29 trict system and adopt town man­ B. I'uel ...... 36.663.07 45.542.64 Fund Fund Funds Funds various fields and at different for several years, bus transpoiHa.! C. Water, Ga.4, Light trator's time must thus be devoted times to measure our standing and tion was Increased by th^ neces- Refunds - ...... 0.00 143.67 agement,'It win gain many advan­ Cash on deposit—general and Power ...... 39,7bl.l0 43.619.37 ‘ ,1 to the location and selection of to indicate' areas in need of atten­ slty/bf transporting children from Revaluation ...... ,...... '...... ____ ' 5.52 0.00 tages." purposes $189,480.08 \ ■ $ 131,484.98 new personnel. The start of last D. Telephones ...... 3.71.5,71 4.014.37 tion. mrite crowded to less crowded Building Department Reports Tovvn C le rk ...... ____ 200.00 0.00 In the Eighth School District it E. Custodians' Supplies ..;. Cash on deposit—special year and that of the coming year Town and Small Claims Court ...... ------40.697.02 39,115.08 2,693.67 8,042.69 purposes 17,006.36 $ 148,154.03 $ 31.921.23 $ 11,070.10 $ 5,301.88 117,704.99 $1,581.11 $ 63,779.53 $16,614.76 $17,226.09 Rtaff MraUngs HeM. ePenalty Tax ...... 4.00 746.88 AUXILIARY AGENCIES ers has been‘conducted jdurlng the enrollment will be approximately municipal construction. The fiscal The Building Department also The Ninth School District Com­ A. Library Salaries ...... 4.680.00 5,075.00 School Grants—State and the restricted 'choice may mean year, and the teacMrs of each two thousand, and the remaining Liquor Licenses ...... 24.510.00 37,057.82 33,960.00 27,517.77 1,896,357.57 that the general level may be low­ year 1954-55 'vas the largest year makes periodic Inspection J of con- mittee "there were ah unusual­ B. Librar)’. Supplies ...... 3.077.10 2.478.33 Fixed Assets 5.8V9,473.00 ' 3,391.316.53 building, with its principal, haVe space In the High> School will be ly large number' of exclusions C. Health Salaries ...... ered, placing further responsibility Ir the history of the 'Building* De­ structioq and final inspection be­ OTHER Re c e ip t s 27,849.31 30,890.10 * made a atudy of ^elr own pro- occupied by approximately 450 partment, up to that time. fore issuing a bertificate of oc~ (of .pupife|,from school) this year D. Health Supplies ...... 9:576.42 5.138.07 Co^truction Work in upon principals to maintain stand­ grama and problems. Tuesday pupila of Grades VII and VIII. The Interest—School Bond Investments . 30.670.91 35.316.07 on account of pediculosis, or head Progress 369,175.81 ards. The income of .the Building De­ cupancy on building. It inspects Mary Cheney Library Trust Fund ... E. Transportation Expense '. 36,313.35 43.374.69 afternoon of each peek; has been rest of the pupils from these two 0.00 300.00 lice. - It is our purpose to estab­ F., Attendance . Off. A Enum. 1,429.36* Amount to be raised by future • . • Shortage of csnridates continues partment also increased in the ail types of work, for which,per- 'School Bond Surplua ...... 36,543.62 22.010.55 1,383.94 f 0 set aside for such building, depart­ grades will be 'housed in the Bar­ 55-56 period beesvise of the in­ rh'ts have been Issued and gives lish baths in the Bast School.” G. Dental Clinic ...... 500.00 ' 163.00 taxation for retirement of and all too often it Is a question of ment, grade level, or entire staff nard, Franklin and old,High School Water Department Reimbursement: bond.* ' - 6.757.642.43 ading' any candidate rather than creased building and fees. examinations b efo re licensing Retirement Fim d'...... I 0.00 The superintendent of the Ninth TECHNICAL • SCH(X)L -.... ^ 18.425.51 10.329.33 meetlnga This work, however, Buildings. This means also that 6.941.18 ADULT EDUCA'nON 1 6,201.80 tira of the best from a num- A new building code, which re­ plumbing, ele.tricaJ, heating and .Social Security ...... 1.988.36[f ! 0.00 District School comment- "It has Unamortized debt expense . - - DEBT STATEMENT » TOTAL r e v e n u e ...... $4,304,563.79 84,058,343.76 AUGUST 15, I954~AUGUST 14, 1955 4 - pupils In the many phases of their school at Keeney Street will make . ' AUGUST 14, 1956 purposes 17.006.36 e 1 nearness to' graduate study cen^ groMdng up. poeslble a more adequate -program Petty Cash Funds 790.00 . * ' « ters, newness or adequacy of build­ .Current List and One phase of our ihstructioiial than has ever been possible in the Total Grand U st—October 1, 1855 . • 8 86,237,482.00 Uncollected Balance Unpaid A Intereat and Uncollected Property Taxes 134,170.14 ings, teaching hours i^d nature of program which has developed re­ old building, and the old buildihg Add— GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES^ extra responsibilities' are among Aug. 15, 1954 la w fu l’ Lawful Taxes . Balance' Lien Fe4a • Xlneoilected Accounts i markably Is the use of audio-visual will provide space for the estab­ Perv>nal EkempUbns—acnlcemen Cdllected y ' ■' the' factors which influence teach­ For Tear For Year Ended List and Current List Addltiona Reductions Aug. 14.1955 Collected ReceNable. 26,989.62 Materials. Each school is now lishment of i program for the men- and dlaablllt-y ^ $ 4,553,881.00 Account t er choices of-position. reasonably well equipped with the Ully handicapped children. It le Tax-exempt property, town owned Ended Aug. 14.1956 Aug. 14. 1955 1947 $ 200.35 8 37.31 $~ ~ n^.7T ~ $ 88:»~ $ 34.87 Investment in fixed-aaagtz 5,849,473.00 These difficult conditions will Board of Directgfa ...... t 7,687.12 8 7.497.03 . 80 JO 101.92 Unexpended Appropriationa equipment aitd with film or other planned to. operate two classes in and privately owned - ll.5B8.9P8.00 16,150,879.00 General Manager ...... 1948 182.22 ’ T~33.86 r~1,415,145.44 prevail for. some years yet, since material belonging in the field. the building during the coming ...... 23,993.09 25.218.06 . 1048 ■ ’ 238.80 , 68:93 169.93 Unaxpanded InComa ' 1 •6.554.73 not enough teachers are being Controller ...... 27.366.83 30,928.75 '63.63 Schools have their own libraries of year. It la no longer. possible for Total Taxable and Tax Exempt >. Elections ...... 1950 449.44 ' 86.05 139.10 225.29 38-.e5 Ressrva for Funds 236,182.26 47i707O7i?r 500,126.70 1,$42.36 ' 97,68X84 20,862.06 17,228.09 trained to meet the growing de­ regularly, used curricular material the Loiigley School at Mansfield Property * 8112,378.161.00 ...... 12,568.96 ■ 15,601.85 mands. Asaasament ...... ,?... 25.7B1.8S 23.611,74 1051 '" 2 .6O4 I0 6 36.45 ‘~~94.50 ' 398.99 2,149.02 75.33 bepraeiation rrr.M TM ' and utilize a large amount of other to accept Manchester children on a Deduct— Revaluation .'...... Bockley Sehwti Opeaed material obtained either at mod­ day school basis, as has been done State owned property | 344,243.00 ...... 27,818.01 ■ 0.00 1952 12,238.56 ^455.28 1,076.81 8.932J6 2,684,47 77X95 Contribution in aid of > .Collector of Revenue ...... 16.003J13 15.484.04 -Construction The new school on Vernon erate rental or suppUed free. Each for eeveral years past. United States Government owned Town Clerk ...... ; r ...... 1953 100,806.30 273:74 2.902.83 89,483.35 8.694.86 . 3,564.55 507.850.16 Btreet. named to honor Mr. Wil­ building has a visual aids coordina­ property 132,973.00 , 3V7,216.00 ...... 6.894.70 6.264.9.3 S ur^ua , * Staff problems continue to give Treasurer ...... 3,447.27 1,500.61 ' 116;719.79 765.47 188J55.08I 1,084,461.19 liam E. Buckley and his twenty- tor, a member of the staff, whb considerable concern. Aa, the ex­ 4,196.50 99,174.98 14,113.78 4,590.04 Planning and Zoning ...... 12,115.60 10.732,61 t& tjiL ' . . ' $368,4S6J0 j$i6,04^17XlT “ $ ^ 7 i « i38~ $471,070.10 “ '$500,126.76 $4,824,097.23 ■...$i;04s:3S~ Ti68,770.SS $17,226.(^ five years of service on the Rsard maintains close relstlonship with panding enrollment moves upward Total Grand Ligt Applicable to Town Counsel ...... 1954 3,254,862.20 1,791.90 14,002.75 X127.844.77 > 114,806.58 741.44 of Education, provided welcome ad- Debt Limit - 8113:000,94.5.00 ...... 28,151.85 38.137.79 the director of audio visiul educa- .through the grades, teacher short­ Development Conunissjon ...... 1.164.11 1,814.63 3,371,581.99 ' 2,567.37 18,199.25 3,227,01X75 128,920X6 6,331.48 'ditional room for elementary Uon. Many things can be learned ages are more acutely felt, and Welfare — Adminiatration ...... grades and four seventh grade ...... IC.846.22 ' 9.538.56 mope effectively and more quickly problems-of securing teachera arg Welfare — Family Relief...... 7 ... 16.904.43 16793.31 WATER COLLECTIONS groups. Much satisfaction came via visiuU presentation and it is In­ Bonded Indebtedness— already being experienced In the Schools Welfare — Institutional Cara ...... 9,698.93 11.055.48 with the favorable conditions sin-r tended to use these aids whenever junior and- senior high schools. In 8,004.000.00 MuniciiMl Buildings ...... UncolI9ctad 9 rounding the new high school and Parks and Recraation 650.000.00 ...... 20,595.93 18,28171 Unpaid Interest and they enable pupils to lesm and to some departments the few candi­ Sewers: Highway—Administration and Maintenance ...... 214,664.14 305.243.45 Balance Current ' Balance Lien Feea its ptotable completion a - year, understand more clearly and more dates available are snapped up by Highway — Snow Removal ...... Aug. 15.1954 BUlihgs AdjuMmenta Total earlier than anticipated. It was quickly. Sewage Treatmerit Plant 8 1.000.000.00 ...... 36.153.50 23.737.29 CoUectiona Aug. 14.1^ ■ Collected those, school systems which caq of­ Highway — Street Lighting ...... 68,024.53 56.977.03 1273.793.33' 70.05 aratlfylng also to have construe-' Ow- adult education program for Eighth School and Utilities ♦17,W .7l“ . 8y)1.717.29 ~ 1289:462.53' $22265.46' $560.9^ fer special Inducements In salary District 64,000.00 1,064.000.00 Highway — Sidewalks and Curba ; ...... A224.54 18.246.26 Ron begin on the Keeney Street the year conUnued the regular achedulea light teaching loads. Highway — New Permanent Pavements ...... 8,085.63 * 19.338.28 Beheoi.'to make it available in Sep­ ceuraes which wepe in demand and . modern teaching equipment, and * Garbage Collections ...... 113,228.13 102.383.54 tember of 1806 and perhaps for a continued .the. experimenUUon be­ Total Bonded Indebtedneas AppMeable favorable housing possibiUlies.' In to Debt Umlt 8 9,718,000.00 Cemeteries ...... 39.41'9.8B 37.899.95 AUGUST 15. 1955--AUGUST 14, 1956 part of the spring of that year. gun a year ago n1Ui short term addition, also, to the need for an Building Inspector ...... ,...,...... 16.650.5.3 13.088.46 Preliminary planning is also un­ courses. enlari^ng number of teachers be­ AUGUST 14, 1955 Police — Administration ...... ^...... 44,768.85 . 37.058.06 Uncollected der way for . an addition to the ' Amateur Photography and Inte­ cause of school growth, we have Police — Investigation and P atrol...... 183.882.91 - 108.020.75 Ralance Unpaid Intereat and Washington Bchool, to make that rior Decorating were the short term the problem of a higher replace­ ■*rotal Grand List—Oct. 1, 1964 I 93.002,177.00 Police — School Traffic Duty ...... 31,874.93 32.507.05 August 15.'1955 Lawful . Lawful- Taxes Balanca Lieii Fees a. complete thirteen room ele- courses so offered. The usefulness ment rate caused to some, extent A d d - Police — Special Services ...... 7...... 24,415.58 , 9.628.70 List and Current List Addltiona Reductions Collected Aug. 14,1956 Collected mentary^ualt adequate for the area Personal Exemptions—eenleemen ' .... . '■ y ' ' and the intereat in courses of' this by the employment of a large num­ Civil Defense' ...... 4,978.37 4.87I.66 , 1947 ssisT $ >829 8 42716 it serves. In the other - newer nature seems to be well established ber of ntarried women. f,Jtst year and disability . f 4.841.930.00 Sealer jot Weighty and Moftfures...... '...... 8U.77 ' 610.00 1948 101.92 schools it has been necessary to and ahould be conUnued aa they Tax exempt propertly, town owned Fire Marshal ...... ,. 10L9^ 49.01 more than fifty teachers were new ...... 300.00 ■300.00 1949 169.93 utilise auxiliary rooms for regular .meet the needs and interests of to 4Bur system in SepUraber; thle 'and privately ownAd - 10,714,307.09 15,056.227.00 Health ...... 15,741.39 16.448.46 ____ 169.03 11.40 classroom use. Bowers and Ver «i|izens of the community. Recreation ...... ■...... 82.188.86 77.883.03 - IW 2 ^ 2 9 __ ^225.29 66.51 . A total of MS persona registered year the number will exceed sixty. ^ a a e k achoola, the 'firs t' of our -Hie problems of adjustment to a Total Taxable sad Tax Exeihpt Parka ...... 82.883.31 . 69.483.83 1951 2,149.02 ____ 2 9 6 ^ " 1,852.17 aewer buUdings, have now been in for the Adult EducaUon courses property Grrenhaven ...... 76.76 smoothly operating organlxaUon 8108.058,404.00 ...... 15,400.64 14,231.37 I bST 2,684.47 2X79 1.080.47 l,626l9 use for five years, and this year, and, as the new high school be- are apparent. Deduct— Libraries ...... 79,405.39 / 76.614.42- •653 ter the first time, some expendi- cflmes available, .with its increased State owned property I 325; 139.00 ■ Probate Court ...... '...... 1.191.15 1953 ~6.694.86 71.30 4f52 ___3,24627 6,471.07 409.24- fscU ^a for such work, we should Duripg the year our staff has 1,067.15 tursa ter painting and minor re- been strengthehfd by the addition United Statee Government owned Tovvn Court and Small Claims Court ...... 20.638.60 26314.07 1994 114 906.58 '44621 2.788YT 109.201.26 ~ 7 ,^ 2 0 6938.44 wlll be advisable in these be able to lo^ forward to a much property , ). 139,898.00 855,022.00 Employee Pension Fund ...... 41.800.00 enlarged and more popular, pro- of an assistant aup^ntendent aa 76,470.00 128.920.36 940.40 2,836jB3 110741040' U6.213.53^ 6609.04 la older buildings the well aa ^ that of a school soctiU Social security ...... 1 .. 1 ...'. 15.161.27 .. iceaversion to oil bum- grain. rectbgnizlng the fact Uiat in ToUl Grand U st Applicable Hartford County Tax ...... 50.166;69 19557 3.388.01225 1,802.06. ■ 9.361.73* ~3,240.166;42 ~i20.'285.96'* 760.54 today's wond educaUon must help worker. Both of these staff mem­ to Debt Limit - > - prated advantageous. A bers were here, for e part of tha 8107,708,382.00 Board- of E d u catio n ...... v • ...... • 2.117_____ , 1A96.-488.65 3,406932.41 2,342.46 12,198.36 ~8.390277.02 ~134;49Sir 6,428,58 us, and that adults aa well as .chil­ Interest — TBX,Antictpation N otea ...... BaWiag schedule has been dren must be provided for. In Uiis year only, but long, enough, to dihn- 23A91.70 13.470.96 Intereat -c- Park and Recreation Nptea %. ' 4HM5.40 ' ' 0.00 • WATER COLLECTIONS interior conditions wqy the high school , can becoms onstrate the aid which they can Bonded Indebtedneas: Td'o r ooms bring us. \ ^ Bond Maturities and Intenbt'...... •74,862:75 ...... 489,452.75 4 . tbe-community center foreducaUon SchoOU \ 4 8,5O4.OOO.O0f Capital Improvenient Raaerve I___ _i... .rf------260.16 0.06 ______, —I have^Been which we hope It may be. ' . The assistaht superintendent will Eighth School and UUlitibs UncoUected Unpaid . Interest and tje p jo jijwilda a School audi- Capitai Imp^vement Projects ...... , ...... 39,804 A8 ■ 26,683.63 Cwmalt Balance • Uan Feea Fntxpe Piohlrais da|rbte the m^jor of his time District ■ / ' 73;000.00 9,81670 ; * BWBity MBCh nseded for Several problems for the future to aiirrieular and iiUtrucUonal ac- New S^ool Construction Adminiatration 9 .0 0 7 ^ 'T o ta l, CoUacUona Aug. 14.1898 CoUaCted t <: X \ ’- Voting 'Machines ...... 1,.... . 9A98.84 .0.06 have already been menfioned. Staff Uvlty, oa waB h providing geharal Total Bonded Indabtadneaa AppMeabl*.: « n 6 m M78J7M9 .U 1829:39 axpaorion aiu c«litinue,\ with graw- adminlatrztiva aasistanct. - Tha , toDebtUaSt 8A7e.000.00 TOTAT^ p.n » a • '6 • a a a .14211.74721 ~ e« ass' a a l S - X , '''■■ ■ • ■ ' . \ 'f ■'.V. . r I 1 , r ' - ir-i t - V VtlfCr:, PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURpAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 ■ h-'T SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 19B7MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., I," PAGE EL1SVBN , Advertla«niMB ' . X ‘ hours. spots in this 21 Conductor 33 Cuddle • Nevada Revision to the CJeneral BUtutes. such an exemption by special acts crease of 407 ove*" the previous C. LEROY NORRIS I Paul—I saw you with a blonde state of the leglelature. taining to a bond interest pay­ WILLIAM C PITKIN, Resigned • 23 Documents 34 Weapon 47 River islet These new sections require that ment have been redeemed, prop year. Approkimately 4,936 exemp­ MISS NORMA JOHNSON. Appointed Tramp—Madam, I have seen i night. Where did you meet 23 Writing tool (18) Inquiry should be made to I her 7 ' the list of tax transfers to sus­ erly accounted for, and audited, tions, totaling 34,553,681, were de­ SELECTMEN ‘ RICHARD MARTIN, Ex-offlclo better days. 24 Arabic nation 1 i r " L ' & i D pense and assessors’ corrections, determine whether or not all de­ ducted from the-1956 tax list Thb Madam—So have I, but I ^nve Jerry—I don't know. I just open­ partments are requiring contrac­ we recommend that such coupons ' GEORGE B. WILLIAMS...... > ...... 1954 C. LEROY N0RIU8, Ex-officio 26 Pitch other than veterans' exemptions, be destroyed to ,the extent ■ per­ exemptions in 1954 amounted to MRS. ELEANOR B. WILSON ...... , . . . . 1954 no time to discuss the weather ed my wallet and there she was. 27 River in r " J tors to furnish payment bonds un­ 34,342,920. with strangers. be printed in the municipal report. der the provisions of Section 7214 mitted by Section 695 of the Gen­ JOHN H. BOWEN HOUSING AUTHORITY Switzerland (3) The Town should require the eral Statutes, Revision of 1949. The Assessor’s Office during the ^ 1 of the General Statutes. ____ MRS. ELLA M. QUISH ROBERT T. VENNART, Chairman First Hobo( surveying stream of 28 Aperture nt th^r^mptrnlle.r In ad­ — (5)— We are' of the opinion th»t 2-year period -received a yearly MRS.rMILDRED M. SCHALLER JOSEPH H a n n a ------The new maid was ent(rely_^_ pleasure seekers)— I hate-hoti' 29 Underworld J_ dition to the Treasurer for dis­ A ll 01 tne accounting questions the control over parking meter 4 17 6 14 and recommendations which ap­ average of r,5CO telepl'■*: reviewedN,agaln and given further set the Assessor figures the taxes, Ha r o l d w . g a r r i t y CLARENCE N. LUPIEN, Resigned kAE HERE- 1 WAMT WHEW.' MORRISSEY, SIY-INCH 38 Body of m not this arrangement is In conflict, consideration. ing and deposit of the money. split them into two payments and SHERWOOD J. ROBB. Chairman DANIEL HAIR, Appointed ) TO SEE JUST HAS POPPED SHELLS? water !i f r with Section 600 of the General (6) During the year the , REASON WMV PARDON ME, S A ilO K f I'M (A) Proceeds from the sale of balance the Rate Book. WILLIAM E, BUCKLEY ’ WILUAM A. STUEK. Chairman I IS S O H A RP HIS COR|.f.'— I'M ONLY 38 Youth Statutes. Revision of 1949, which "Weils .Street Widening" capital EDWARD H. GLEN17EY CHARLES S. TOWLE MORNING CHIEF SUNNER OM THIS 39 Conclusion W P M I-# , land and timber aggregating TUB AND I F O R ( ^ WHERE I ’D Be t t e r , A SAILeY requires that the ‘Town Treasurer 37,452.24, .which were originBlIy Improvement project was com MRS. j a n e M. STUEK, Secretary EDWARD M. SAARI / HUMOR HIM 40UtUe (Scot.) pleted and a small unexpended IHEV h^EEP THE SIX-INCH^ Boy; But A jH 'M 1 .shall receive all money belonging credited. to the Real Estate Ac­ Fiscal R ecords MRS. E. MAE HOLDEN ..A TILL NNE I'LL ASK' 42 Depreciated to the Town; pay it out on order of balance of 324.27 was transferred CARL E. HULTINE. Resighed January 17, 1955 . ■SHELLS.'--^DO VoJ KNOW^ P p count of the sewer department DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION CAN u n t ie the cook.' 45 Puffed up C” a W * the proper'authority and keep a during the years 1946 to 1949, into the reserve fund for future Check Spending ROBERT H. SMITH, Appointed 1954 -~rV E ©OTA HUNCH A FEW^ 48 SUnging capital expenditures. However, CHARLES S. BURR ...... Admiral dewev vnill ord er ■^HOW Interruptiont for news bulletins! Time relinquished record of all monies received and should be transferred, at least in CHRISTIE McCORMICK ' JOSEPH G. PERO ...... y ...... 1954 Knots .' ABOUT A plant lit since the appropriation for this US TO BLAST THOSE SPANIARDS, o O < when received and of all monies part, to the InCome Account for GEORGE R. ENGUSH ...... 1954 PLATE OF for commentaries! The world ought to do something 49 Fastened § 4 - i • paid out, when, for what and upon project was made originally from During the fiscal years August ANY m in u t e .' the affected years. CONSTABLES' WARREN E. HOWLAND ^ Biscuit© about nations that deprive people of their freedom-— 'With brSds whose authority." the parking meter fu »3»ein the 1954 to August 19)6 the office of ATTORNEY E. B A Y LE S...... 1954 ''ry — m ; (B) A complete analysis should the Controller kep*. accounts for ADAM RHODES INSTEAD and favorite programe!” 50 Attire - 1 (5) Hie Town should inquire into prior year, we believe that the OTTO H. HERRMANN ...... 1954 i. be made of the Transportation all the financial transactions of the BRUCE WATKINS ? the applicability of automatic Ek|Uipment Account recorded on unexpended balance of the appro­ RAYMOND, KIECOLT ' ...... 1954 THOMAS.C. MePARTLAND, C h a ^ a n . | % ;'i ; check signers for the use of the priation should have been -returned town. A record of the condition of SEDRICK J.^TRAUGHAN ...... 1954 PRISCILLA’S POP Knows His Rights BY AL VERMEEB the books of the Water Depart­ each budget-was kept. ALBERT T. DEWEY , ' , IVeasurer and the Superintendent ment for the purpose at recording to the parking meter fund. JAMBS DUFFY , '■ In 19.55-56 the budget totaled 34,- ROBERT E. BEACH of Schools in order to relieve them prior year disposals and for allo­ (7) We recommend that the LOUIS P. GEORGETTI MRS. MARTH H. Stevenson, Secretary WWALKER! ■Se j I ' of the task of signing a voluminous cation of costs -to the individual General Flind pay to the Ceme­ 421,176. The expenditures wer. 34,- FELIX F. GREMMO >%'-i '■ number of checks. items now owned. tery Trust Fund the sum of 285,747. In 1954-55 the budget was RONALD LINGARD INSURANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEiE (6> The Highway Department 3925.00 which had inadvertently 33.929,763.75 of which 33,834,551.06 FREDERICK E. PECK 1954 (C) Bond Interest charges was expended. CECIL W. ENGLAND...... should avail itself of gasoline tax against the Income accounts of been included among ,the General RAYMOND E. ROBINSON ROBERT H. SMITH ...... 1955 refunds that are available to mu­ the two departments should be al­ Fund Revenues of the Town. This As well as keeping accounts of RICHARD H. ROSS EDGAR H. CLARKE h- amount represents twenty contri­ the budget the office of the Con­ nicipalities. located on a more equitable basis. ALDO PAGANI, Chairman / \ X I'^r" i (7) Certificates of liens should Specifically/involved are the bonds butions for perpetual care of vet­ troller certifies all expenditures, JUSTICES OF PEACE ARTHUR X. KNOFLA ' be filed against the .respective Issued im « r the Water Loan Act erans' burial plots. . Normally, compiles the payroll, and maintains E. WILLIAM H ACK ETT...... 1954 JOHN H. LAPPEN properties on sidewalk, curb, sewer o f 1933jm the original amount of contributions for perpetual care personnel records. DONALD B. CALDWELL ' CLARENCrE H. ANDERSON aPd water assessments. 3650,0^00 of which 3500,000.00 are placed in trust and only the During the 1955-66 year a Gen­ RICHARD W, LAW ...... b e n j a m in CHENEY„ , (8) The Town should make was allocated to the Water De­ income from investment of funds eral Ledger was, installed In the PAUL R. MARTE greater efforts in collection of past partment and 3150,000.00 to the is periodically transferred to the Controller’s Office in which Gen­ WILLIAM V. DeHAN Bu il d in g COMMITTEE due accounts on sidevvalk and curb SeWer Department. General Fund. . eral Fund and Parking Meter EDWARD J. MORIARTY MRS. NATALIE G. MeINTOSH, Resigned Moat of the recommendations transactions are recorded. RAYMOND T. QUISH assessments and water bills. (D) Although there were no DAVID CHAMBERS. Resigned w wi made in-our audit report for the FRANK O. STEELE WHV MOTHERS SET <3RAV TR 1.LIAM.> ^ o r r ik e y ,, (9) The control over accounts .special assessments levied during PASCAL POE, Resigned , w...... w ,... M IS HYPNOTIZEP.'.r the current year, it was noted preceding year- have been accept- WILLIAM J. MOORE, Resigned rsceivalPe arising from sidewalk ed and carried ia.na. vx inuiii. maintained by the' Collector of JOHN J. WALLETT BY V. 1. s. MLIN Revenue. until actually paid. Such levies before action is taken.- The fol­ Several A ccounts WEa.LS C. DENNISON lowing recommendations are those r HE HSS THE MOST, HE'S (D9LDLIKE ...SHARP AS A ' I. WELL, KEEP IT COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO (10) Where approval has been should be recorded as accounts re­ EDWARD S. DIK which we believe should be re­ REPRESENTATIVES IN STATE AMAZING AND NAIVE .. MISSISSIPPI / HMm! DVA T I KNOM) CLINICAL, JONtS.l obtained to expend an amount ceivable when properly authorized The Treasurer maintains ac­ HAYDEN L GRISWOLD NEVS2 Z £ 'WHAT'S THAT?,,,) WELL.HE HAPPENS TO ' IN TH' and the collection thereof trans­ peated; GENERAL ASSEMBLY WESLEY C. GRYK ^ ■ YOU A MIND I'VE / n \ but I NEVER RIVER BOAT f THINK HE'D A A GOOD \ IF ONLY FOR YOUVE FOUND BE A PERSONAL FCUEND from the Reserve Fund for Future (A) When appropriations are counts for the various Town De­ FOUND (XIT \ EVER MET f I WHAT'S GAMBLER HE \ MAKE A GOCO ) WAY TO \ MDUR OWN MATT WOODS, OF MINE, SO IF y o u ’ll Capital Expenditures and the ex­ ferred fo the Collector of Revenue. partments In three banks in Man­ HON. THOMAS J. ROGERS MRS. NANCY O. KLOCK D E A T H r made from the reserve fund for HON. RAY S. WARREN OOP'S QUITE I UP WITH. \ / OOMINiS NEXT.. 15,100.' FOKER ,/ fiNDOUT.Y SAKE! S THE LONE­ AND HEIS IN HOLD HIM UNTIL X penditures involve the issuance of (E) In order that the clerical chester and two in Hartford. The JOHN S G ROTTNER A LAD.EH?.^ ^ AT HIM. / CAN FLY OUT,,, work in the office of the Collector future capital expenditures, we do MRS. HELEN B. SOLOMON PLAYER? _____ SOME GAP TJE ^ .TROUBLE? HOUSE i one or two checks, it is recom­ number of accounts in the fiscal GENERAL MANAGER, RICHARD MARTIN ___ '/■! jffn PRACTICES FDR of Revenue might be reduced, con­ not think it is necessary to estab­ CLIFFORD C. VARNEY THEIR GAME mended that the disbursement be lish a separate bank .account for year 1955-56 totaled 28, in 1954-55 ACTING GENERAL MANAGER. JAMES H. SHEEKEY sideration should be given to 26. The Treasurer also has control CLARENC® R. WETHERELL IN NEW YORK, made directly from the fund. Dur- changing water meter readings each capital imprdvement project. AUDITOR KNUST. EVERETT & CAMBRIA THE SHERIFF RE­ .Ing the flsuU year a few special of two trust funds and several In­ Assistant Supt, Water and Sewer Dept., FRED E. THRALL and billing cycles from a quarterly All disbursenienta for projects in ASSESSOR, HENRY A. MUTRIE Building Inspector, DAVID CHAMBEMtS, Resigned May. 1956 CEIVES A LONG­ ' bank accounts had been opened on to a semF-annual basis. progress cqUld be made from one vestment-transaction ,accounts TOWN COUNSEL, CHARLES N. CROCKETT DISTANCE CALL vdilch only one check was required The Treasurer has custody of GRISWOLD CHAPPELL (F) At present, it iq the prac­ bank account and expenditures Cemetery Superintendent, GEORGE W. ELLIOTT FROM A SMALL to be issued. and disburse all funds belonging ADVISORY BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN IN THE tice in the CoIlSctor’s office to re­ could still be recorded against, the Chief of Police. HERMAN O. SCHENDEL ROCKIES./) (11) Under the ipresent system tain copies of all receipts hMued correct appropriation on the books. to the Town. He deposits the funds JOSEPH C. BARRY, M.D...... 1954 in banks and trust companies des­ CoUectnr of Revenue, PAUL A. CBRVINI of accounting hi the Water and for water and sewer service bills, (B) No liens have been filed HOWARD BOYD, M.D. , Controller. LOUISE M. JOHNSON Sewer Departments, depreciation '^ypewrlttoa hsts are then pre­ since January, 1954 in connection ignated by the Board of Directors A. E. DISKXN, M.D on the recommendation of the Civil Defense Director, ADRIAN GROOT, Resigned November, •• of fixed assets is provided for on pared showing date, name and with the past due water and seu-er MRS. WILSON J. DOBSON* 1954 ni.ri an arbitrary basis. In view of the General Manager. He is also the BARNEY PETERMAN amount appearing on each receipt. service charges. We recommend 'FREDERICK G. EDWARDS i^ a -e fact that the fixed assets comprise It would appear that • this is a that liens be filed in the future treasurer of the Town Deposit G. A. F. LUNDBERG, M.D., Chairman Fund. Fire Marshall, HERBERT J. McKINNEY ♦ »» SM •ernaa. Iw. ? m V A. P m . m . structures, dams, dlstribnUon facil­ duplication which might be elimi­ when applicable. Director of Health, DR. NICHOLAS A. MARZIALO ities and other equipment, all of ADVISORY RECREATION AND nated. (C) For many years deprecia­ Sealer of Weights and Measures, WINSTON S. C. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Musical Meal BY EDGAR MARTIN which have varying useful lives. It * (G) The perpetual Inventory of tion charges for wear and tear of Z B A Meets 2 3 “Tim e s PARK COMMISSION TURKINGTON BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANB is suggested that the depreciation materials and isupplies should be utility plant and equipment in the WALTER E FOX, Chairman Supt. oi Highwavs and Town Engineer, JAMES H. SHEEKEY W OT TY4E PfSSlGXJ- UGHT. (A\PS? GrtOPlW be computed in accordance with maintained on a current basis and Water and Sewer Departments The Zoning Board of Appeals WILLIAM BRENNAN * a . met 23 times between August 1954 Supt. of Parks and Tree Warden. HORACE F. MURPHEY WEV5TT TOR O E 95tR T...W «*'5W - B JIFF IS IN LOVI VfiTHYOU, IT« NO UMHlNrAMnERfCMISK the useful life basis rather than tested periodically with actual have been estimated, on an arbi­ EDWARD S McGUIRB Superintendent of Recreation, JAMES F. HESIDIC .^rvi nCNTiC lOOKiN vlEFFS the arbitrary basis mentioned quantities on hand. trary basis. We recommend that and August 1956; It also made THOMAS F KELLEY T>«^^CTVC)W<; G W s ) t V V i P ) SUiBSTf\>OiT)(AV IBRPMPiS Voting Machine Mechanic, RALPH P. NORTON "TVit W X ------1 CYCS. above. (H) It is- recommended tlut a a detailed analysis of plant and field trips to each location on. ALTON COWLES Assistant Voting Machine Mechanic. C. EDWIN JACOBSON (12) -We believe that the Water more formal record be mstltuted equipment accounts be mai^e for which an application was pending. Welfare Director. MARY DELLA FERA Department budget should be set with respect to water and sewer the purpose of establishing a sys­ In the fiscal year 1954-55 a new . / TOWN PLANING COMMISSION Planning Engineer, WILFRED J. MAXWELL "VT up and - classified in accordance Installations, particularly detailed tematic method of computing de­ application form, requiring more HARRY E. RUSSEL. D ie d ...... 1 9 5 6 with the Public UUUUes Commis- to show the authorization, final preciation. specific Information, was insti­ MARTIN E. ALVORD, Chairman JURY COMMITTEE . ' Sion recommended chart of ac­ costs, and individuals assessed! (D» W e' recommend that legal tuted. WILLIAM A, ALLEN MRS. JULIA P CRAWFORD ...... 1...... 1955 counts. This will eliminate the (I) We recommend that a rub­ opinion 6e obtained with respect The duty of the Zoning. Board THOMAS J. ROGEaiS JOHN JENSEN ...... 1 ...... ; ...... , 1955 necessity o f analysing vouchers in­ ber stamp be used on vendors' bills to the following questions: . of Appeals is to make what ad­ RALPH SCUDIERI, Resigned MRS. KATHERINE D. BOURN, Clialrman to two separftu classlficaUOnk . and other vouchers to indicat,e (1) Checks issued for Board of justments in the ' zoning regula­ ERMANO GARAVBNTA. Appointed MISS JENNIE B. WIND (13) Charges for water service receipts of goods and other ap­ Ekiucatlon expenditures- are not tions of the Town it thinks reason­ MRS. DOROTHY JACOBSON CLARENCE N. LUPIEN renewals should -be brought Into provals. now countersigned. Such checks able. the accounts as accounts receiv­ (J) Before any financial- adjust­ are signed by the Superlntendest ments rertommended in this report of schools and are drawn on funds able. Under the present system lnsnran

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_ 7 ^ T g E KnicKs Check 6?*i**'^^‘f*'**?*4 * l«MAT. t40] 54-43 Decis^ioii Silver City Grabs Lead Hgi, ICAMYI’AMU.. C I MAT?: Save a Boy or Spoil a Fight? Herald Angle 00ston Streak ^ 4 . By H om e T eam New York —(NEA) —For the BJ In CCIL by Half Game ^4® referee, the championship fight is / At Four\ Tilts D efeats Rams no problem. Experienced fight­ EARL W. YOST ers are in,the ring end you don't SporU Editor ■ New York, Feb. 9 (>P)--Bo8ton’8 By PAT BOLDUC By PON BERGER stop until one of them has been winning streaks in the National Favored Meriden High lived up to expectations in impres­ The doors to the Payne knocked stiff or has been on the Basketball Assn, get smaller and sive fashion Jast night before a wild, joyous and itbisy parti­ floor and cannot continue. Even AoU Here and There Grapefruit League. . , . Six N. L. smaller. Whitney gymnasium in New then, you play it safe and let the -wUthpaw pitchers ore' gelling, teams will again make their head- Early in the season the Celtics san crowd of 1,200 at the Silver City Armory. Gaining sweet Haven are slowly closing, but loser hit the floor once more to ^ « r all Ole time. They had more j quahers in Florida. Brooklyn at chalked up 10 in. a row. Later on revenge for their lone loss of the season, the sharper shoot- thanks to a now defunct remove ail doubt. 'SO^ame winners and a better | Vero Beach, Cincinnati at Tampa, they put together an eight-gj^^e ______C.______— '• Ing and well-drilled Red Raiders seven-game win streak, the The four-roimd , fight is easy, aanad run average last season' Milwaukee at Bradenton, Philadel­ streak. Last night their latest !• ti'ounced Manchester 77-63 to take too. Nobody really' squawks at the than rlfhthsnded flippew according phia at Clearwater. Pittsburgh wt streak was stopped at four. ■V T dkfirlcl®''**' POiwessJon of first place in Rockville High Ram still has referee when he stops-it. Even M S P C r the CCIL race by a half game. 'The - font In the doo~. The hard- the manager knows there la no to baseball statistlciah Allen Fort Meyers and St. Louis at st, The New York Knicks turned earned wih ‘streak ..went by the Both. JUthough there are about Petersburg. Chicago will train in the trick 92-90 in Uie first |mme : victors copped their seventh win in ri»». sense letting a Hid take a beating two and a half times as many Mesa,^and New York in Phoenix, of on NBA doubleheader at Phil­ ¥ _ I eight league starts while handing boards last night In Couthingtoa. or keep going with a bad cut, It’a rlgbUes as there are southpaws, both in Arirona. ■. . .i Complete | adelphia. In the accond game the 1 1 1 . X U C /S tOJII V lffJJlX the locals their initial setback in when the host cl 'c, flaying in­ too early in his career to gamble 17J to 69, five of. the nine 20-game Giants' squad reports Feb. 25. the Philadelphia Warriors nipped the seven contests. spired M l, defeated the Rama by a future on a four-rounder. winners In the major leagues last Pirates ’two days later. Dodgers, t St. Louis Hawks 93-90. 54-43 score, . Major Problems OCIL Standings aeason were portside losscrs.. Cubs, Redlegs and Braves on Feb.' Bob Pettit of St.' Louis, and By One Stroke! It is in-between fights -—the Seven pitchera who worked at least | 28 and the Phils and Cards on W. L. Pctl Valley B I.eague Stauidlngs main events that lead to bigger Paul Arizih, the league's top Meriden ...... 7 1 .875 h All 16* innings had ERA below 3.00' March 1. Ipoint-getters, hooked up In a bril­ Tucson, Ariz., ' Feb. 9 (jP)- things—which put the referee on and four of them were lefties. Loft-1 Manchester ...... 6 a .85’? the-spot. The scoring' doesn’t liant diiel with Pettit, the former -Youngstets-lead a closely packed W L ' W L handed pitchera, as a group, won - Spring training season for Louisiana State star, finishing on field into the third round of the Bristol ...... 4 3 worry him. The referee just calls Hall ...... 1 7 .125 from Farmington .. ... 12 4 16 4 It the way he feels it is happen­ 20 more games than they lost and American League teams will ex­ top with 41 points. ‘Hot RotT on the Basketball Court 215,000 Tucson Open today, but Middletown .,. 6 12 5 completed 33.2 per cent of their Arizln Nets 36 some of golf's brightest names aJ-e Windhanv ...... 1 7 .125 .... 12 ing. But the authority to atop a tend 37 days with 230 games list­ West Virginia^ 'Hot Rod' Hundley keeps the ball moving as he advances down court, fakes shot and Wilson ,...12 6 12 ' 6 fight does. Btarts while righthanders had a ed.-Opening games will be played Arizin pitched in 35 for Phil­ close behind. 6 11 6 Still Driving 20-game deficit and 29.6 per cent adelphia, although the winning passes off to teammate Don .Vincent (15) in game against New York UniverSlly at Madison Luck rode the broad shoulders Manchester must now win Fri- Plalnvillc ... 11 If one kid is hurt, what-do you March 9 in Florida and Arizona •Square Garden Feb. 7. NYU's Tom DeLuca (27) and Jimmy Nldds (3) fall to stop 'Hot Rod' oh day’s big battle against much-im­ Rockville ..,, ... 10 7 10 7 Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma do? Fighters have come off the completions. camps. .... In addition to 176 points for the Warriors came on a of 25-year-old Billy Casper Jr, of 8 8 8 three-point play by Nell Johnston this play. Hundley, one of the most publicized players In the country, was limited to eight points Bonita. Calif., as he chipped in proved Bristol to deadlock for the Newington .., ... 8 spends the fall driving his un­ Boor to win fights. They’ve boxed Boxing Jabs: The average age of meetings with National league and a last second lay-up by Ernie for the evening, but West Virginia won, 83-77. (AP Wirephoto). twice from traps yesterday to lead crown. Overall, the deflated In­ Southington...... 8 8 10 8 beaten Sooners—and the off­ to big victories ^ t h eyes shut ting champions is 29 years and clubs tho junior loop representa­ Beck. by a stroke after 36 holes with a dians suffered their third loss in 14 Wethersfield ..... 7 9 7 season slamming golf balls and dangerously cut. 10% mbnth*,.The rlngman Floyd tives will take part in 38 intra- Carl Braun's outstanding play nine-under par 131. contests while the classy Raiders Glastonbury . ___ 2 14 ■ 2 14 down Florida fairways. For Harry Ebbetts, who is a Patterson flattened to qualify for league battles, plus 17 games in the waning minutes of the first Bob Harris of Wlnnetka. in ­ notched their 11th triumph in 12 Windsor .... ___ 0 16 0 16 referee In New York, this ia a the United SUtes (Olympic team in against minor leagxie opposition. game won for the Knicks. put together the beat 36 holes of outings. The victory also snapped a problem. Harry has been through ON THE ROPES—Referees, such as Harry Ebbetts, being ruM d 1962 was Harold Carter, now one Officially, spring training opens With the Knicks trailing, 90-87, Martinez Gets Off Floor his eight years as a pro for 132 four-game, losing streak at the The lo.Ks left Coach John Cana- it all, but he still ha* to \hink it by paper-throwing New York fans, take plenty of abuse for Short of the ranking heavyweighU.. Feb. 28. . , . New York Yankees Braun converted three free shots and . sole possession of second hands of the Red and White. vari's squad with a 10-7 record. Boston Bruins out. Like the night he stewed in money. Barney Ross is in California as the will play 35 games, tops for A. L. to tie the count with 39 seconds placg. Displaying deadly accuracy from This means that a win over Mid­ and broke up a fight between technical director for his Jlfe clubs. . . . Six teams will again to go. Four seconds from the end. Julius Boros-of Mid Pines. .N. C., long range, fiery Ralph Musto, held Sugar Hart and a frail-looking stake their pre-season drills at To Defeat Courchesile dletown next Friday is imperative. iBring Up Pair kid named Barry Allison. betta looked at him thankfully. that. But they also don’t have to story. .Lou Nova. '• now in the he m«tde good on a jump shot to EMBLE5I CLUB ex-U.S. Open champ, and John to 10 points in Meriden's previous The cut had the fighter scared. tell me what can happen. I know Florida bases, Boston at Sarasota. clinch * the . triumph Braun's 27 League-leading Calicos (17-7) (illeary, a i-ookie from Hartford, 60-59 loss to Manchester, caged 22 If the Rams plan to make the high­ Allison hadn't been down. He • Broa^av production. "The Hap­ Chicago at Tampa, Detroit at ly sought junket to New Haven. wasn’t badly hurt. But this was Artie Rose, his manager, looked the business. Take this K art fight piest Mlillonaire,” taught Walter points was high for the game. remained one ga(ne ahead o^ run-! New York, Feb. 9, (JP)— If Isidro Martinez can keep up the Cpnn., are tiet arid Norm minute. Before the game was three shuffling. lison bombed from his senses be­ a tough, mauling bout, the kind sides and their eyes glased, and the mink fancier, has a ring in the Majichester Tnist. respectively. Baltimore, Feb. 9 (/P)— Hohenthal combined to tally nine fore it became official. hit them qn the chin aa hard as I basement of his home. Rcicky Marciano. Speaking of Rochester 24 29 .4.53 ThrSe other matche.s wound up by been set up. Miguel Bci'rios boxes Careless horse players who : the most dangerous men in the minutes old, Southington moved The loss of Jerry Toppazzini where both boys get rocked. But Rocky, his 'pA-sonal appearance Minneapolis 21 30 .412 Carmelo Costa, March 22 and the field, a)-e grouped with six others points in an attempt to vet back In in front 8-2 on hoops by Pete who was sidelined with facial in­ This was not to be with Ebbetts. it went the distance and West could. I know all about the busi­ ia 2-1 margin, with Rainbow Club contention, but with ftiusto ac­ juries at Detroit Thursday caused He remembered the night the ness.'’ ' National League baseball teams fee is the highest in New England. Saturday's Hchedule I upending Montgomery Ward, winner takes on Hogan (Kid) Baa- fail to collect on winning four strokes back of the leader at Rated as the ‘Most Brutal’ Lazauskas and Paul Rodriguez, collapsed and died in the dress­ . . . Roland LaStarza, at 29. plana Syracuse at New York ley of-Nigeria for the right to fight tickets ai'e tos.sing away 135. counting for Meri(ien's final eight and a hoop and two free throws by the Bruins to call up foru’ards fought a tough Dutchman by the ing room. But when Ebbetts stopped the will engage in a total of 230 ex­ Manchester Auto Parts shsding points, the winners were out front Bob Beckett and George Ranieri name of Adolph Heuser at Madi­ hibitions before the opening of the a return to the ring. Some boxers Fort Wayne at Minneapolis Gaudet Jewelers and Memorial France’a Chcrif Hamla for the 126- moi'e than a million dollars Won IaShI Sunda.v (EDITOR’S .NOTE: Nat That, was the first sign of what 'U.S. Senator, struck the gong. No­ high-scoring Dick, Lorenzo. The So when Ebbetts circles the Hart fight, the fans thr4w pro­ don't know when to quit. . . . Bull Boston at Rochester (after­ pouxd title. Casper won his first, major 19-11 at the buzzer. Coach Elgin Blue Devils managed to stay in from the minor leagues. son Square Garden. It was a big ring, carefully watching the ac­ grams and newspapers at him and 1967 season.- A total of 175 games Corner Store edging Woolworth. a year. Zatursky's quintet blew five easy Fleischer Is boxing’s official his-'’ was in store for the Kunsas Giant body heard it.'T he referee con­ With Toppazzini setting the fight for Harry. He recalls It eas­ will be played agaiiist^'^merlcan Curry, one-time Hartford police­ noon—TV) MIXED DOUBLES Late Starter tournamenl in three years as a torian. For 51 years, through a as Dempsey, a young tiger with tinued his count to *'10.'’ Demp- front by six to eight points all the tion, he is no notice at brutailty, tried to mob him after -It They Frida.v’s Results Martinez, a late starter, has Last year $80,4.53 was ' pro by taking top money in the lajuips which, if successful, might way, except for two occasions pace on 38 points (15 goals, 23 ily.' It was the night Ernie Schaaf this one they called "The Free­ paid Harry 85() for the night aind Leai^e rivals. . . . Brookl^ and man, attracted a full house to Foot Five of the six matches resulted have altered the final outcome to carrier as sports editor of the New amazing mpotd and two murderous sey.;s hand was raised and Jack assists), the Bniins were in third was killed In the ring by a left jab the Braves who battled doWn to the Guard Hall earlier this week as a New York 92. Boston 90 in 3-1 victories, with Audrey and ideas of crashing the gates and turned over to the AMary : Phoenix Open last Sundaj’. "ril York Telegram and notv editor of hands, went to work. __ Keatons, JUs manager, had him when the Rams moved to islthin port Blond Thunderbolt." it took a police escort to get him headline wrestler. Bull is a great Philadelphia 93. SL Louis 90 Ifenr^’ Frey defeating Mildred ana ! hl-s "ay into~the-smnrrblc ' have to pla.v belter the next two some dcgiee. But with Musto hit­ two points. place in the NHL—three points from Prime Camera. And Eb­ "The normal main event,” he home. wire in the 1956 pennant race, land treasury representing the famed Ring .Magazine and The flrat round was wt half over jump out of the ring and race for back of Les Canadlens and five betts, in his bout,. was knocked along with the Redlegs. will play box office draw as well as one of Hundny’s Schedule Howard Hansen. Carol and Tony " “ lopsided bout after the I days if I'm going to wiiv this one," ting on four of five sct"shots and Ring Record Book, Nat ha., made says, "means plenty to both flghf- Philadelphia at Boston the amoa.i' of uncashed Dziadek controlling both boards, before Willard was a battered his dressing room. They had bet It was one of Rockville's poorest behind Detroit—prior to today's down in the first round and then ers. . Thfcy don't have to tell me Barry Allison. ' against each other 11 times in the the meanest men in the game. Sarpdla turning back Alwine and >'Odnds. Courcheane miss-, ' he said. boxing his Ufe. He travels around on a one-rpund knockout knd showings of the season. This how­ test. (CBS-TV, 2 p.m., EST). . New York-at Syracuse Wilfred Lisk. Ethyl and Bill Collins | on'.'’ chance when he failed : tickets from 1953. In New "Anytime you hole out from the Silver fSty arra.v had things hulk. He was dazed, smashed out was horribly cut over the eye be­ the world frequently as the sport’s of all resemblance to anything hu­ Kearns was trying to steal it. ever. is not to detract from the fine Broke Up Line fore he could even matters by Minneapolis at Fort Waj’nc beating,Ruth and Ed Werner. Liz I advantage of the knock- York the take from care­ traps so far from the pin as I did pretty much under control during good-will ambassador. Starting performance by the Blue Devils. It Rochester st St. Louis yesterdaj’, you're very lucky." the first eight minutes. man. Dempsey tore into him. His But the referee had spoken to Toppazzini’s injury, which may putting the Dutchman on the Lw kt Like OW Tim t for Rupp and Tony Salafla upending June tlo''h he scored with a right to the less bettors totaled ?546,- 1 today, Fleischer writes of the pinst hands were in constant ptotlon. was a superb defensive job for have ended his playing days for and Ted Schiretz and Peg and Bill jaw in the second. Martinez was up ^ He threatened the .record book The losers managed to close the ; Barbour and Kearns was told to floor. 231 in 1955. In California gap to 21-19 midway through the unforgettable fights he has seen In They landed so fast, with such pre­ I bring Dempsey back. A surprised Lozoaki's charge.^. Rockville has this seasbn. Fleming Mackell at left New Haven, Feb, 9 (/P)—-Yale's J V I a ilO r r r O - S llS th tee needing a birdie on the the speedier Red Raiders held a coriier. He turned and smiled with erately obliterating it, feature by Proved His Courage Southington continually kept its 107-108 and Fran Donohue 342. rest of the wa.v he confused his tsreen contempt at his rival. Jack Demp­ feature. wing. . Fairfield, Feb. 9 (A’) — Fairfield indoor track team dominated slower opponent, dancing away ’ J par five hole to edge ahead of seemingly comfortable 39-24 mar­ Willard proved his courage on opponents on the outside by effec­ That trio has been the Bruln.s' University couldn't keep up its New York, Feb. 9 (fl—It aeemaf-Was, the Baron's boya have begun Penns3Tvanla and BroWm in a tri­ gin at halftime. Meriden, which sey. challenger for the heavy­ Then s crashing left hook sent this day. A champion to the end, tively (flogging up the middle. The to jell and could concrivably after landing a jab and closing Plav 111 Holvoke weight championship. beat scoring line (42 goals) and pace last night in the Bridgeport Uke old times for Adedph Rupp end angular meet here yerterday, win­ qulckl.v with quick counter bursts His second shot was in the srf d. hit on 30 or 80 shots (38 per cent) Willard to the canvas. He had been he actually scored with right hands Blue Devils switched men with has accounted for a full, third of Brass Recreation Center and I WANT TO Us Kentucky Wildcats. sweep their remaining sU games ning nine out of 13 flrsr places DeMarco Favorite The third Went sideways into a overall, made 18 of 44 first half This was in Toledo on July 4, moving about before this, charg­ often enough to stop Dempsey in esse and this bothered the Rams and gar on to greater hei);hts in to head and hodj’. At the end Boston’s goals in the team’s first dropped a 78-72 basketball verdict Wltb North Carolina and Kansas and t.ving for another. Tlie score.s ! Coiirschesnc was pinned in a Green Manor, undefeated 'pase- grass trap just as deep. 45 feet field- goal attempts while the lo.s- 1919 and the burning afternoon ing occasionally but never land­ his tracks. In the third. Willard re­ no end. > • 51 contests. to . Rider of Trenton, N. J. air­ running one-two In the Aiisociated the post-season NCAA Tourna- wei-e Yale 80, Penn 36 2/3, Bro\vn In Boston Fight I neutral co;-ner, sagging again.st the setters in the Central League, will from the pine. When Casper chip­ ers. 19 for 67 (28 per cent) over­ sun had the temperature at 120 ing. Now he was helpless. He got fused to go down. ' Tired, hurt, Husky Jack Buaher was absent Coach Milt Schmidt appare.ntly field held a 43-30 halftime lead but Frees poll and stealing most of the r jent. V 1/3. ropes. The crowd of about 1,500 .travel to Holyoke Sunda.v after­ ped In he dropped his club and all, managed only nine twin-point­ degrees. up. only to be hurled into the ropes staggered, he was on his feet when due to illness and this proved cost­ planned to use Beckett, 20'-;?ear- Ed Pietrowski, Ron Anderson and TALK TO eariy’aeason thunder, the Wildcats! Only two other members of the Yale's strength was In the run­ Boston, Feb. 9 (/PI — Form er; agreed with Referee Mark Conn's noon to take part In a doublehead­ threw his arms in the air. ers in 35 tries before intermission. Dempsey, nervous, head down, as Dempsey smashed Into him the round ended. As Jess went to ly. especially in the final quarter old hand>Tnan from the Quebec Richie Krol broke things wide — .natim'B No. 8 team, were i top 10 saw action last night and Harris also (ised a lucky 20-foot Since the Indians were still un­ with a batering ram charge. An­ his comer, half-pushed, half- when Rockville had four players ning events, winning seven out of welterweight champion Tony De , action in stopping it. er. The locals will meet the taiico- straining at the leash, looked al­ Aces of the Quebec League, at open for Rider In a 48-polnt sec­ more or leas shunted to the back-' both woh. UCLA, No. 5, . allied e'ght, losing only the two-mile run Marco, only 25 but at the cross-1 Referee Conn and Judges Bill chip from a sand trap on the fifth able to contain the hot-shooting most pathetic as he scowled dur­ other left and Jess was down dragged. he was a pitiful sight. on the floor with four personals Toppy'a right wing spot. Beckett, ond half that sent Fairfield down ground.' Now It's Kentucky'! turn in the second half to edge Wa.sh- to BrowTi'a Ed Sullivan, who also : roads of hi.s fi.stic career, rules a Recht and Leo Birnbaum all had it pee Colonels in a league lest. I hole for a birdie. • Musto, Meriden maintained a safe ing the referee's instructions. Wil­ again. Two of his front teeth were on the each. Rusher's rebounding ability who has been up with the Bruins to its eighth straight defeat for a i:: li tb make iU presence felt. , ington 68-65 .rnd ext.nd its string finished secor.d ia the mile. Yale's 10-6 favorite over two-time con-' 8-1 up to the end. So did th'e AP, j , Coach Eddie Rosmarin plans no . Harris wasn't sure Whether the 12 to 15-polnt biilge throughout lard, the tallest champion boxing Dazed but Game canvas. His Ups were cut, face was missed as well, as Southing­ earlier this aeason. has played ail 4-10 season's record. Rider stands TTm Baron's RTuegrass club: of Pacific Coast Conference to a Pete Bohsint?;: won tW' Broad queror Gaspar (Indian) Ortega in giving Courcheane onl.v the second. 1 lineup changes. bright pink nail polish his wife the third period "and led 56-40 at had seen since, the first glove Willard got up again — and he butchered beyond recognition. It ton won the battle of the boards three forward position. at 14-3. booirted its overall won-lost record' record 23 straight. W-ike Forest, Jujup and finished second in the their third 10-round meeting to­ applied to his putter brought him the three-quarter mark. Musto, championship fight in 1892, went d6wn with a crash, as Demp­ took only nine minutes of fighting 31-26. to 17-3 Ilut night 'wrlth a 76-69 up- ^ No. 10, rebounded from a defeat 60-lyard dash Id tie Sullivan for top night at the Boston Garden. luck or not. "I was within easy senior guard, tallied eight points dwarfed his opponent. , sey tore Into him. This tfme Wil­ for this to happen. Poor Stadehta Support hill victory over Mlaaiaaippl. The by South (TaroUna Tliursday to individual scoring honors. The Boston slugger has been ™ . ./"V •) -s • putting distance for birdies on 16 while teammate Dziadek helped Like a Steam Bath lard crawled like a wounded Ike O’Neill, his chief second, Another factor contributing ^o Wildcats, aftei; losing two of their | turn back Oemsu.i 93-72 in an At- Yale and Brown divided top installed the favorite despite two with a pair of baskets. Hohenthal. Beaach Benny Za- Willard reeled and wound up in effect when only eight students thriller over the Oklahoma' Aggies herst. In giving Head Coach Bob 2-1 In his first tw-o bouts with th front office has to have a Hillyer 77, Curry 65. JSc s combine went nearly . five Sullivan, was there this day and over' Coach Woody Bushey’s quin­ Winning SEC crowns Is (dd'hat Washington Senators, a team checkljook or the kid goes else­ a sitting position, his mouth it Was a fight I cannot forget. of a possible 800-plus attend a tet which suffered its fifth set­ with the Wildcats, who have cap­ in the 100th meeting between the Klphuth his 468th win as Yale De Marco, upset the odds and which the official professional Northeastern 83, Bates 82 (Two m^lnutes without a score and Man­ streaming blood, hjs eyes blood­ game aa Important aa last night's state rivals. ttad coach, the Ells took first In knocked Tony from the No. 1 wel- where. Overtimes) ) chester still trailed by 10. 60-50 back in 10 games. tured 16 championships iii 28 years. baseball records insists is in the At one tiiiia In baseball's 'his­ shot and glassy as they stared in­ NEXT: Mmrclaao Bbows contest 7 The comment of one But laM season Kentucky wound seven individual events and both ten^'ei^t contender’s spot with a American League. His statement. Montclair 82. Trenton Tchra 72 ^ t h 4:35 I'emalnlng. But consecu­ to space. Warren Barbour, after a hla Southington observer covered the Leading all the way, Windham up In' aecond place behind unde- TKABEBT WIN.S rela -s. In the 400-yard relay Yale s pair of divided decisions. tory, you could get b)’. Connie Rider 78, Fairileld 72 tive scoring sprees of five points courage — and punch. situation. "Where are the Rock­ posted quarter margins of 16-12, featad Alabama. Nevertheless, the . Sydney, Feb. 9 (VPi K Tony Trs- Roger Ande. on, Dan Cornwell, No. 2 Ranking. Mack did it and so di(l Clark Grif­ CCNY 77. Queens (NY) 60 and seven tallies, respectively, pro­ ville students 7* I thought this 28-20 and 42-30. Figure was the By NEIL JOHNSTON ‘Cats isere ranked ninth in. the bert of Salt Lake City best Aus­ PCX Aubrey antj Tim Jacko cov­ The lanky, 21-year-old battler fith, whose son, Calvin, inherited Kings Point 54, Long Island Ag­ vided Meriden .with a htige 72-5* team was fighting to make the night's standout v. 20 points Written for NEA Service '56 MERCURY $2795 '55 C H E V . $1495 final poll. tralia's Rex Hartwlg 6-4, 6-2. 6-4 ered the distance in 3:20,6 which has risen to the No. 2 contend-1 the Senators. These were lone gies 62 cushion late in the period. ' tournament.” while Bcmat caged 18 12 in a hot Question; In a game we played Prior to tL . current esunpaign, to take fifth prize money of 21,120 er's ratings a notch ahead of D e; operators, feliowa with ' some Utica'85, St. Lawrence 73 fo'irdi quarter. this year, the clock showed time Hardtop. Tutone. Fully "210" V-8, 4-Door. FultjK lettered the recognized world's ■cored Rich Purse Aimitine Winner With the supiwrt at home equipped, - _ equipper. Special Ue Luxe Hardtop, Hjnj reooxd-claiming teams m'.st be Lazauskas and Lx>renso paced Radio, Heater, Dynaflow. ^ sum dr maybe he just under- , of temperament. Once he smacked from the same country. Aubrey la ed decision over Cuba's Isaac Canada building a road while Tourney Slate throw line in the hustling Blue Devils with 12 enjoyed little >. -cess except for winning margin. What; should have '51 FO R D $550 astimated his squad. Whrt-ver i t ' a ball high over the stands. "■ an Australian. . I^gart. j you're playing a doubleheader— the fourth quarter, with the CXIIL Miami, .Pla., Feb.-9 ( ^ —It‘U beTelghth McLennan Handicap ' at and 17 points respectively. Actual­ center Hank Jaslowskl who netted been done a ^ u t this'-— p e Marco 'realizes another loss like Lou Perinl of Milwaukee. Or 13 of 17 tries and Summer Tan on the inside and Hiale'ah Park. 17 tallies In a losing cauOe. Dana Answer: Xhe official should have Custom 8, Convertible, Ro- '53 OLDS. $139511 At Rec Buildings Manchester 11 of 16. ly the winners, seemed to grow dio. Heater. . \. to Ortega would virtually ruin a ll' an owner who breezes in ohice in Bardstown on the outside today In In between will be five olher (Wronger as the game pnigrasaed. Austin chipped in with 17 mark­ ohecKed with the timer. If the Super 88, 4-Door, Radio, |~ii; clock was correct, then the buzzer Heater, Hydramatic. hopes for another crack at the i awhile wnen business pressure on AiP^V*^'*** Walt the 850,000 added mile and aiv horses whose owners 'will be shoot­ In the final period, Southington ers including seven of 11 froin the '54 PONTIAC $1595 ■ title he lost to Carmen Basilio in ' l.ie west coast eases up—like A I*!* rouffh ing fo^ second, third and fourth outscored iU opponent 14-7 and foul line; should be Ignored and all paints 11955. Webb. ^ e Recreation Department an­ scored after time ran out nullified. Starchief Hardtop, Tutone. *48 H U D S O N $95 i l nounces the following tournaments CtoW 3® personals, money of 810.000, 85,000 and grabbed nine rebounds to only Bushey’s club ETOit ' superior Radio, Heater, Hydramatic. n COSTS USS THAN YOU THINK* Unlike the- first two bouts, the | Washington still does ft the old- to be conducted in all three Recre­ ^m y 10 were detected in the first 82,500. reapeefively. The winning three for Rockville. When the from the^ free thra^4ine, sinking Q. A player step* backward as 4-D2 3 Scholastic Basketball Hottlie')' at a Glance scout, tried playing it smart. He ' sad the natiem’a top Jockey last per rent. Krrchlio, f .. 3 3-4 7 $425 division. They’ve been last four They will play a basketball game ^ ^topped the local shooters Zaches, c .. 5 1-4 13 '50 M ER C U R Y $395 '51 O LD S . tim es.' six times in. seventh. It was the first one to go to Cuba year. T IP DEPARTMEaTT; Only one Loomis, e Weaver b., Noivich 60 Radio, Ganuina Qaanted Stona Friday’k ReaulU called "21." This will be for boys with 16 poinU whUe Haves e*. I FUEL BILLS ... ft IVft, 0 4-Door, Rzulio, Heater. . Super 88 4-Door, doesn’t take a. baseball intellect to and Central America to sign ball­ 10 to 12 and their dads, iner had 11 and Tom Roche 10. Summer Tan, owned by Mrs. game remains on the schedule. Melkle. g 0 (VJ 6 HaU 57, Windham 48 ii::u Heater,' Hydramatic. American League run over their roster for this sea­ players. John.W, Galbreath, twill peek 12* Let’s show the Uain that th* Bernot. g 9 M New London 61, East Hart­ Rochester 6, Buffalo 3 \Veeks of March 11 and 18. | . a*!! . . c*Ptured_____ »».uicjvr the JV pre- Lsm)> g ... 3 1«3 ■7 '56 D o S p TO $2750 BANISH son and predict seventh as the They came cheap and they Bowling Tournaments. Boys 10 to , llmlnary 6*.>5* with a toui ko anymore I jMunda, most of it represented by school is behind it 100 per cent. ford 56 ‘ l i l i i i '54 DODGE . $1350 ' Eastern League J ot'-----. • - ...... Totals . T k iff V-8 Sportsman Hardtop. highest the club can do this year. helped. But the other clubs bought 12. 13 to 18 and 16 to 18. A Girls l^ouls being called. Jockey David Erb, #nd wUl break RodkvlUe Is reputed to have a fine Meriden 77. Manch'ester 63 Full power. Royal 8 Club Coupe. Tutdna, PAINTING 'Joimstown 4. Philadelphia 2 Not Manager’# Fault a few plane UckeU for their scouU from the inside post position ’while- high achool band. This grouj> Farmingtrn 78,- Watherafield 48 Saturday's Schedule Bowllng Tournament may be Merides 07) B r pxt. Radio, HMter, PowerFMta. When you go over the reasons and the prices went up in thoee scheduled if enough girls are -inter­ B F Pts. Bardstown drew the No. 7 or out­ should be on hand for tbe floal Lee. f .. 1 0>ft 3 Plaioville 61, Mldlletown 46 i . '530LDS. $1175 H U t E N E R National League Kovsiskl. f , .... 3 side spot. Donahue, t . .. 1 (H> 3 for this, you don't start with poor areas and now Cambria takes the ested in signing i^th the directors Berzins, f .. ? game. It cpuld be the springboard AURtir f ...... 5 Ml 17 Southington 54, Rockville 43 Die Luxe 98, 4-Door, Radio. '52 tUICK $450 Montreal at Boston (Afternoon- pitching or a manager who ruined .left-overs. Crummey, f 04) 4 needed to bounce Rockville rig.X. Kolmez. f .. WlUon 73, Windsor 44 . A ..AUfCHfNYi TV) t in any of the three buildings. - Tract, f .... ::::J 0-1 4)*' ^Haaty House Farnj’a Sea O Erin, .. ft OAi O' Heater, Hydramatic. Many .Super 4-Door, Radio, Haot-' NATURAL STONi ballplayers' or a scout w eld. ington — and why this team never Orlando. He'll holler and tell a Saturday, '.f l 6. Featuring our 21 Totals Wednesday, 1 Gray, g ...... i 3-3 4 • lIGGEST TRADES • EASIEST TERMS National League > tvlll straghten out under present lot of stories and all the time yearly banquet for all our bosket-: -i. -.--,...... 60 17-» 77 Others iiv, their ' order of post 0 ilarck, g ...... o 0-0 0 - r AlUGHfNV's natural baauty has madai Montreal at New Yorlf conditions — you merely take a Msarfcester (Ul you’ll have to wonder how any­ ball league participants -aa well as , j R r Ptn. 1 lUGHFlM position are Formella SUble's n Totala ...... 31 13-34 M k a (avoriia widi archsacts, buddarst Toronto at Boston look around the rest of baseball. Stsaner. ( .. n 3-9 n body can be enthuslaatic with the the tournafiient winners. Provost, f .. 0 * 1-3 and fully automatic dsKvary of Switch On, winner of this event BM-kTlIlo (U) . and kema ownars. Detroit at Chicago Tom Yawkey has the Red Sox.. club in the first place. To ' parUclpate In any of the Dub'inoskl. t 4 1 ffw W^d's Finast HadtiniB Oil last year, carrying 119 pounds r Pta Eaatern _ But Yawhey’s money doesn’t come Lsssart. 1 ... 0-1 n 0 Kuptenebmid, f ...... 3 (Kl 10 Win iisiinii The Senators are caught with a above mentioned tournaments one Hobenthsl. c 1 1-4 a with Sammy Boulmetis up; Maine 0 Doherty, f ...... o <10 Clinton at New Haven. from baseball He’s financial page must be a member of the Recrea­ Peshl^r. c .. ..3', M n Chance Farm's Black Metal/ 105 4 Beerworth. f ...... 7 OPEN ALLEYS 1920 organization in 1957, the year ft (W) stuff. Sq are Del Webb and Dan Boche. a .... 0 •OIL HEATHS CLEAN - pounds, Ted Adkinson; Mra. C. 0 JaiUoB. 1 ...... 0 when y player ■core at 34-ia Bouthlaglon. > JTEL. Ml 9.8100 ^ goes up tor a one-hander. He geta was ended today,' thanhs toi«toifi 7t-(i677-((6 It Tc4a)« ' . SUplU Favorite ••mi Panama, stopped Bt^by Cour- Arnold; Johnson. Brooklyn's Walter 8cor^ at half n 4 4 jjrVridFD. A Bardatown probably will b t Manchester Motors TEL. BU 9-3647 O’Mallty is a baoktr. itsoff a fraction before; the buzzer victory jover'Ucd ia Manchcater on Lucky Lady. Self ever, tips the shot—as the'-buzzer points last night to paceI th# ,wlh- mawM JnsKH 167, Spain, I6uli)0intad Don John­ Baaeball’a parade has passtd'the starts sounding. Tbe shot goes In.- nara while Don Jolmson lad' m llemphiB NEA>->lti th« la«t 10 ■i vISk Mll!-4S4i money,' Bummer Tan will run.’ ai Potsilam. N. y, (NEA)—rout- MURPHY'S ALLEYS I l 512 West Center SL Open Evea. TUI Vr; MI »44tT T '~ lt Blaple Street son. 166%, AuatraUa, }5. (Martog Sanatora. This isn’t a sport where Does it count? iosars .with . .16 points. ' HUlyar years on th r folf txAil Dr. Cary SB entry wi8^ Greek Spy. both bs- taan ot the 49-man Clarkaaii 991 M a i n s n ^ retained ligjttheavywaifht A ^tral- an owner can beat abort monty iag tninad ^ SherriU'Ward.' - fan— UUe). ABswart No. Ylgi aMl feMI *a go ^brok* Into u Nirty lead and n«v«r Mldtteoojhre wtnnlnfi «re $222*. Itockay aiiihB# Bn.flrD^^famada, , by , b ^ amart TtxUy It’a a big ^ wtfteat_AA^__. taa------o d ^ M^bedy. A TraUad, l a a ^ *l-2» a t hatfUnaa. '(»■ 9, ,\ . . -.N'-'' -t-' . i V'-V J m >V

BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHBS^, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0. 1967 V PAGE F iro iW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^MANCHEStER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1967 FACE FODBTEEI^ DiamoiMhi— Wstchm— Hoaswi For Bala* f t Rot For Solo 72 Subnrtwn For S ilt 78 - i r i r ^ r i r JswejhT I 48 FREE THERE OUGUTA BB A LAWI BY FAGALY snd SHORTEN Help Wanted— Msle 86 ArUdss Por Sals 45 1950 EIGHT ROOM Ooloulal rsp i^ VERNON SOUTH OOVENTRY^-Hert’B a real AoUiiobnw tor Sole 4 Balldln«—ConirocUyg 14 UDONABO W. YOST Jeifalar, ra- ductlon, 1% baths, frarsanad bargain In a clean, sunny tour The Story CHAPTER 30 hy Don Whitehradj FOR YOUR remodeling, repalrg or ROYAL A im SmlUi-Oorana part- pondi, garages, 1% scras, many 4% zoom ranch. Cloaad In breeza- room Chqpa Cod with axpandabla DELIVERY 1055 PORDALLAC. This la a CM- able and standard typewittars. fxtras. csriton W. RuUAlna, l i a tom '55 Ford. Looks like a Cadil­ ''additions call William Kanehl, J&LECTRQNIC way and gsraga. Two bedrooma, upatalrs—eomplately insulated — Classifieil Contractor and Builder. Ml. W O M ) AU makes of adding machines .>'84188, 9-4694. Member Manctaeo- lovely Uyuig room, Mtidira with full borament, large cloaets. Lot lac El-Dorado with power win- # ft*7T C N MINUTSS______Mrs ( fUCM A SUSV BTREETfJ TECHNICIANS StroM. Ml. #4687. teb Mtdtlple listin g Service. Arthur Dng Sliiii \dows. Power this and pow * ^ rienced men required to aa- midies, Marlow'a.. Near wUbur Oroas HOghway. Owner leaving stoto, will taka Advertmmeiit Continental tire on rear, super uKE OTW R DQiveas —>— aer. LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, 310,500 for quick oalo. Hosol fins. This la a beautiful .custom SeCAU EVKV lAW , wire and test electronic Fuel and Feed 49-A hot water heat, cellar, ghrags, Priced for quick sale at 311,900. A Case for Liberal Loj^c a devices. Will consider recentlyf o dis- r s a l e —55 gal. druma, in mod God, 24x38, four flnuned Floyd, Real Bstata, Andovar, CLASSlflEO ADVT. job that coat over WAKW to make. R oonng—^ id tn c 16 IK TUe 0 0 0 1 4 - condiUon'13.50 each. For further' over % acre, trees, suburban, It’s hlat like new fOr FlUgerald'a raarged veterans with axpenence rooms down, two unfinished with Qonn. PL 3-7333, MI. 94M0. IN^OtKOTME kMl Information caU The Bfrald, d r y o a k 1v!>OD, cut firepl^ only 318.800. Carlton W. HUtchlns. DEPT. HOUra low low'prlce of only 13496. Come OPORAKrrv.TirrH m this field. Mutt be fsmlUar with ML 94183, 9-4894. Multiply listing roughing of pllimbing, alectilcl^ (OotllaMd trein Page Om ) electronic test equipment. Excel­ [diona Ml. 84131. and atova Iragtha. $10 per load, BOLTON—Plymouth Lane. H you t a s A. M. to P. BL over, see this dream boat. We can KARV ACOP FI. 2-7886. a Member. and heat up, two latga bIm bed­ need a lot of Uvlng. area for amall make a deal. We vtrili trade your lent opportunity for the right man. rooms, lovely kitchen with plenty obmpofabiy battar Utaa It was SO TO CkTCll 'SALE — 83 1-3% off on 1968-1967 price, you must sse this five car and giv«^^you low bank pay­ EM- f i v e l a r g e rooms, one floor, of cablneta, living 'room with room three level 6nUt, only yMMOgO. Saud H sdls Airbase COPY CLOSING TIME ^ ments too.-^3pen all day Saturday GRAY MANUFACTURING waUpaper. Green Paint and WaU- yiREWOOD cut to order, MI. mneled wan around fireplace. St. Ml. 8-4860. paper at the Green. Open daily 9-9 (expandaUe) oil steam, porch, ex­ 318,900. L. 8. DeMars, Euilder, Obi of tha atrangtha of tha FBI FOR CLASSinED ADVT. and Sundky tUl 5.^ •' CO. A894. MI. 94958.______cellent condition, garage, amestte FuU cellar with hatchway, amealte P I. 24486. FOR THE beat in shingle and built p.m. drive. Cloee to bua st<^ three has baan M tha continuity of lU HILLIARD ST., MANfHBSTER ...... ^------■ drive, trees, very central, only MON. THRU FRL 1954 OLD^OBILE ^4-door' sedan. up roofing, nitters, leaders, chim­ 314,200. Carlton W. Hutchins. ML miles- from Wilbur Croaa Parkway. laadarahlp, which has maant a con. Po>y4r steering, p ow r brakes, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. "A CKX)D PLACE TO WORK” ALL ELECTRIC raaor parti and Bonsehold Goods 51 For Aid Agreement! 10:S0 A. BL 9-5183, 9-4694. Mtmber Manches­ A real buy at M4.700. Wtntod Rm I B stett 77 ttnultir of policy, Tha baalo pt^olaa Hydramatie, radio, header. flU - ■MI. 3-7707. service,. Two barbers eveiy Satur­ ter Multiple Listing Ssrvloe. aatahlishad by Hoovar undat tha dl- genald’s low low full pride 91,795. day. Free parking. Ruaaeu’a Bar­ FRANK’S ANTIQUB SHOP, 430 SATURDAY 9 A BL MANCHESTEI^ ARB YOU OONBIDBIUNO faotlon of Harlan Flaka Stona In (Qaatianed from Page One) Only 9495 doom, cash or '^rade. RAY’S ROOFINO CO., ohlngie and WAREHOUSE MAN for shipping ber Shop, cor. Oak and Spruce Sto. Lake St., la biqrtng and railing OWNER TRANSFERRED 0»ra mile flow of 820,000 barrels of built up roofs, gutter and con­ and receiving. Good working c., 180 Goodwin St., East Hart duty meat case. Large storage a n t iq u e f u r n i t u r e , auvar, down. Full cellar, hot water steaM odmlnlatratlona of flva Prealdents ington. Saud waa here for 10 days. 1954 Chevrolet pickup. Pltigerald. g lau , China, and used furniture Sailing or buying ooaUet and alavan attornaya ganarol. Wrapped up in that communique chanical cargo loaders, and sev­ Dial Ml 3-5121 ford. BU. 9-8434. freeser. For sale reasonable. Call h eat Prioed*at only 314,500. STANLEY BRAY/ltoaltor eral £ cn a of warehouses—these Motors, formerly Brunner's, Tal- JA . 6-2847, 84 p.m. ______bought and aold. Fumltura Repair FIRST TIME ON MARKET IntaUactnal Anteratiam were thefe key agreements: Haii(l-Riti8iie(l cottvUle. Open evenings till 9, all IMMEDIATE opening:Two turret Service. ML 8-7449. Two-family house, four down snd . BRAE-BURN RlUULTY Btnoa 19S4, whan Kbovar w u are things Saud Is known to en­ Robflns’ and i Chimneys 16-A MI. 04tra. 1. Contlnuanca for flva more vision for Dammam day Sat. and Sun. latHe operators, one all around IDEAL FOR FARM or restaurant. Unnmore Dr.—-Four rooms, three Up. Home in very good con­ oppolntad Dtrootor, tha coat of ears of the pact under which the lathe operator, one first class jig Large storage freeser. Can be e x c e l l e n t v a l u e s on new plus two partially finished, hot diUon. Two bedrooms, living room oparatlng tha FBI haa fotolad u Officials said .no opeoiflc agree­ ROOfrka — Specialising in repair­ chrome kitchen aeto, bedroom, liv­ THIS AOBNdY noada (Mpt Ood, 1.8. Air Forces uaea tha Dhahran 1953 CHRYSLER 4-door sedan. borer operator, one inspector, day bought reasonable. C!all JA . 5-2847, water heat, recreation room, and kitchen down. One bedroom, IM S.170^4, while ftflnao, aavtnga Air Ij Field 1,000 miles from Russia. ment waa made vrith Sand to build LMtaaaFooad 1 Automatic, radio, heater, white ing roofs' of all kinds. Also new ing room and baby furniture. Ex­ 4-64 and 1 room olnglca and >• up Dammam. But they cited it as KYashinj^tiiefine roofs. Glitter work. Chimneys shift 50-hour week, company 34 p.m. in excellent condiUon, garage, living room end kitchen up. Cen­ family houaoa. Buyan walttng,'^ and raooyartaa hava totalad 31.- 8. In axchanga, U.S. military aid wall tires. Low mileage. Real benefits. Apply or write LaPointe tensive selection of lamps. Cham­ 30 days occupancy. tral heating, hardwood floors. 860„093,l3i. In othar words, tha the aort of development project L oot—B laclr German Shepherd. sharp. Fltogerald Motors. Open cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex- ELECTRIC sewing machine, Uil- bers Fumlturd Sales, 501 E. Mid- HowArd R. Bastings, Realtor. designad to give Saudi Arabia, in srience. Free estimatea Call Industries, Inc., 155 West Main 314,700. Cou Ml, 9-1107 any tUno. FBI^bolanoo shaat ahowa a nat which Eisenhower had In mind Knd out how aandk daaoar ood Silver atrlpe down back of lec. evenings. Sat. and Suit, till 5. or’a model, two years old, |66. MI. dle Tpke. Hours 10 a.m .4 p.m., Seven rooms—Pull basement, two years, a modara defenra force owiey. Manchester Ml. 8-5361. St.. RockvlUe. roflt of 1400,913,894. m addl- Including medium tanka, je t planes when, In the language of the joint brighter we can wash yonc cox Anawera to “EbWe.”_V^lclnity of 04544. 7:80-9 p.m. recreaUon room, oil heat, cast TOLLAND USTINOS WANTED-ShMo, two- Son. a ftotol of 187,110 fuglttvaa communique, be agreed: BucUand. M3. 9-6S17. l8$5~FORD nine pasaehj^r station S iron radlaUon, tile bath, laya- and trained troops totaling more with our'Wcavac Annunaric C » wagon. Fordomatic. Radio, heater, fomlly threo4amlly, nisInoiO hava been orraatad and ft0,087 than double the present 15,000 "To conalder the prevlglra'~of' Wather. Every car b~inihdiartfally Heating—Pludibing 17 tofy, wall to wall caipet In liv­ Near Vernon Line, under -coh- property. Have many cash buybrt. convioUona hava baan raobrdad In economic faclUtiea that would liOST—PASS BOOK No. JO Sr red and white. White wall tires. SitasUons Wsntsd— FIREPLA(H MANTLE, excellent f r e e z e r . Good condiUon. Rea­ ing room, dining room, GE strucUon, two three bedroom atrength. rarayed widi fresh water and aaUd Notice la hereby i^ven that Paaa Very clean. FiUgerald Motors. sonable. Call Ml. 3-5769. Mortgagea orrangoa. Please coll eaaoa invaattgatad by the FBI. 3. Also in exchange for con­ serve to augment the combined Male 39 condiUon, $20. MI. 3-4389. diahwaaher, garage; concrete ranches 24x42, with basement ga­ Qebrge L. Orostadlo, Rssltor, Ml. In looking over tha yaaro, one alms and Interests of the two detergent, and thotonghly hnnd Book No. aOQ4 iaaued by the Sav- Open evenings, ail day Sat.* and PLUMBING and heaUng—Repairs drive, combinaUon screen and rages. Price at 313,500. 0-0878. 100 Henry St, tinued ‘tlae of Dhahran, an eco- spoocM a ^ rtumoisad V e nstrse Inca Deparbnent of the Manchea- Sun. till 5. MEN’S SKATES, one pair 16” tntareatlng attend of the story has nomlo aid program which would countries.” and contract worn. Cau Ml. 9-8541. SOUD CHERRY buffet, excellent windows, awnings, 5% mprt- been'the FBI's relationship with nsa nardi *grw« that sal|^ ter Tniot Company has been lost tubular racers, size 8, one pair Many other listings available.. WANTED—Real' esu ta Ustingt. develop Saudi Arabia In a way T h e communique' announced 1956 OLDSMOBILE, coupe with CARPENTER WANTk smaU repair tubular hockey, size 10%, 34 each. condiUon, like new. MI. 94110. gage available. ' some of ths Ilborals and tha Intel- injure the fin iA o -o c ding w m and application hui been made to S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ Help Wanted— Female Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Mala 36 jobs. (>iU MI. 9-9020. Contact TurUngton Bros. Roilty beneficial to both countries. planning already underway on said bank for payment of the Jetomatic, radio, heater, white MI. 9-9037. Spring delivery at Ansaldi ' For appointment call lactuala during tha Bureau's light 4. Opp^Uon by both the United military aid. Amounts and kinds water left over front a poavloos wall tires. Low mileage. Very ing contractor. New instoilations, FL0RBK<3E iX)t type heater. Al- Co.. SSI Crater 8L. Manchester. against communism. By all log­ e r a ...o r "hit-ot-aaita” aatantbly amount of depoatt alteration work and repair work. DUE TO EXPANSION we can a p p l ia n c e serviceman, career moet new. Will aeli for 315. MI. Helghta cm six room Ckilonials ML 8-1007, evenings ML 94680 or Stotea and Saudi Arabia to any of war goods were not discussed. clean. Fltogerald Moton, Inc., Tal- CARPENTER, first class only. See and five room ranches. WATSON REALTY ic, the liberal InteUaottial ahouTd use of force and a pledge to work, But it la known Saud wants more lioe medtodt. Ths op- MI. a-38oe. place Immediately four girls in In­ opportunity for mechanically in­ RUG AND gas stove, 47 Hollister 94439. ML 3-Tm. POUND—l ^ t brown male doj. cottvUle. Open Sat. and Sunday till teresting and diversified positions Newt Smith, K. of C. Job, Main Dogs-^Birds—Pets 41 THRALL RD., 'VERNON have Btood ahou)dar to ahoulder within the United Nations for medium tanks, some F86 je t planes eratioa of dw Watbra gstt tha }w Call I>e ftacchia, Dof Warden. 5. ______clined man to learn appliance re­ St. St. MI. 8-8748. ______Two-family— Oil steam heat, WANTED—A Cleon, olngle or two- with tha FBI In tta flgbt to ax- LLOYD’S PLUMBmO Service as­ with wholesale distributor. Five- pair business.. Good storting MAPLE PLATFORM' rocker, 315. TR. 5-7630, MI. 9-7885 Mldeaat peace. Ally aggreaalon and stepped up training, especially dons in M dbs dms nttdsd foe M3. S-4840.______sures'satisfaction, prompt service. BIRD, cat and dog oupplles, whole­ four and three, two complete family house In good location. Coll poM communlam ha tha moat ra- of pUote. 1956 ^FORD cuatomllne, excellent day 40 hour week. Full employe salary, top benefits, life time se­ sale and retail. DaUy 9 to 5 p.m. PHOTOLARGER enlarger, takes Maple bedroom set, 345. Chairs, against tarirltory or poUtleal Inde- mamial wadiing. CH. 7-6134,. MI. 9-6485. benefits. Centrally located between ■ NEWTON COMPANY 32 and up. Rocker, $3 and up. baths, city utilities, full bora- THRSIE BEDROOM Colonial. Eht- MI. 8-7700, actionary and tmparialtiUc move- pendenoa in tha area threatens The Imahran agreement Invokes POUND—Black and white male condition, will . sacrifice. MI. curity, 40 hour week, paid vaca­ ’Diesday, Thursday, Friday nights 35 mm to 2>4x8%, f 4.6 precision ment. Lot approximately Mx mint tha world h u . aver known. 9 cellrat condition. OU buriier. puppy with harness.-Call Lee 9-6367. Mancheater' and East Hartford. tion, many other benefits. Call lens, never used, 335. Phone MI. Fine cheat, 318. Two end tables, world peace and ahould ha opposed, a 5-year renewal provision In the Give yenr car that "Ukt iww* lode 55 ELM ST., MANCHESTER 7 to 9. Porterfield’a Route 6 and 336 a pair. Pine dropleaf dining 130. Revenue $170 per month. Amealte drive. 12x18 paneled WANTED Acreage, Many Ubaral Intellaotuala did today. Drive in loc onr i p m i f , FVacchio, Dog Warden. MI. 8-4540. , BloTliig—^Ttuehinc Roskln Distributors, 275 Park MI. S-lSSl. Ask for Mr. Carpenter. Chapel, South RUn<|Mr. JA 8-3391. 9-0524. . One Or 100 acres. Bolton; Cbven- they said conuact signed in 1951. The same Ave., East Hartford. BU. 9-9351, -table. AnUque tobies, chairs, Storm windows and serrans. kitchen, 8. foot bedroom clorato. atand by tha FBI. But among oU-point w ad jobi TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS Attic storage. 314,900. \try. Write Box B , Herald. othara titera waa antagonlam. The Sand SaUstted terms apply: Saudi Arabia retains l/)£rr—Gray male German Shep- Auto DrlvinK School 7-A Storage 20 DIESEL HEAVY Equipment —We MANCHESTER PET Grater, 995 wagon seats, china glass and SenalUy priced 312,900. CaU own­ 8. The United Stotea craaiders sovereignty over the field, but the - ...... bric-a-brac and picture frames. er. MI. 9-9535, after 4 p>m.. myth was bom that an attack on MANCHESTER Package Delivery. are seeking men in this area to WANTED Main St. S ft H Grera^amps Balldlng Materials 47 MULTIPLE USTTNG mokes avail­ communtsm waa an attack ra Saudi Arabia apiritually, geogra- U.S. Air Force can use It *o bese, LARSON’S DRIVINO School, CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR train for Diesel land Heavy Equip­ MI. 9-4373. Free parking, hm yoil Furniture Repair Service, Route CHARLES LESPERANCE able the combined services of 19 htcally anfl economtoally vitol. maintain and repair Its planea. Light trucking and package deliv­ Company needs machinista famil­ 83, Talcottville. Tel. MI. 3-7446, 311.000-^FIVE ROOM 1960 ranch. freedom of thought Mancboater'a only trained and ery. Refrigerators, washers and ment. High pay and future secur­ iar with tool room equipment, to want a pet—see u*.” O ^ n Mqn.,- USED LUMBER for sale. Special Aluminum storms, amesite drive, realtors to help sell your house. aud li aatiafled with Eknn- Saudi Arabian students a n taught 8-1807. ward. MI. 9-7620 Tha faoord auggaata that many MORIARTY BROS. certltied Inatniotor. For your aafO' stove movhig sp e i^ ty . Folding LIBERTY MUTUAL ity are the benefits of a trained make prototype and low quantity Sat. 94. Thurs. and Fri., 9-9. 2x4 under 8’ long, 30c each. SxO’s, WANT TO SELL. Best offer. Uv- exceUent condition, 256’ frontage. For information please coll Ozrl- hower'a Mldeaat plan to block airport maintenaace operation ty We are trained to teach proper­ and qualified Diesel man. If you ton W. Hutchins, MI. 94132, Intallactuala hava not baan willing Oommunlat . expansion through there. 901-8U CENTER STBEET cbdlrs tor rent. MI. 9-0763. INSURANCE CO. runs of parts and assemblies. Rea­ MANCHESTER Pet Center for all \&8’s, odd size doors and windows. ipg room rat, beds, tables, sewing Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI. to faco up to the cold truth, which ly. ML 9-6075. have mechanical aptitude, write sonable tolerances, alt benefits. Oito flooring, sheathing. Order machine, Dual-therm space heat­ 9 4 is r 9-4694. Member Manchea­ 9-4694. mlUtary-eoonomlo support and, In S' AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS gO. local to US for free Information without ybur pets and pet’s suppUes. Mi. SIX R o om Oilonlal, two years cdd. |a thla: Communlam la the brain effect, that he will urge his fellow Anmwmceiriepts 9-4373. S ft H green stamps. Open nowv Building now being demol- er with chrome pipes, Florence Fireplace, lavatory down, full bath ter Multiple Ltsting Service. child ot tha inatllactualo—Marx. LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re- and long diotance moving, pack­ ' haa an opening In our Manchea­ obligation as tb how you may be­ MI. 3-5104 WANTED—A TWO, three or four- Arabs to back it at an Arab "sum­ stored by a skilled, courteous In­ Monday - Saturday, 9 4 p.m. isheiTNat 86 Pleasant St., East hot water stove with chrome up. Hot water oU heat, copper family house in Mancheater, Oc­ Bngala and Lanin—and not of tha ntCXJMB TAXES prepared in yoim ing, storage. Call ML 8-5187. fUurt- ter office for a young woman come a part of this rapidly ex­ Hartfora,. Choman’s Housewreck­ pipes.also electric pump. BHectric mit conference" when he returns. structor. Professional teaching. ^ d CH. 7-1428. panding industry. Tractor Train­ SALAD MAN and dishwasher. Part Thursday, 9-9 p.m. plumbing, city utilities, porch, ga­ Lois Tor Sale cupancy not neceraary. Write Box tolling maaaaa, Communlam home or by wpolntinent Exper­ between the ages of 31 and 35 ing, or cuKM I. 9-2392. cooking stove, WesUnghouse re- rage, amesite drive, combinaUen didn't spring from tha workara aa Dammam la the port for Dltah- Manchester's leading driviM for inalde claims inveatigatlon ing Service, Inc., Box H, Herald. or full time. Apply Red Ember D, Herald. ran. It also la near the point where ienced tax work. OsU ML 8-4733. school. Call Mr. Mortlock. ML MANCHESTER — Moving and SEVEN MONTH old AKC regU frigrerator. Four new oil drums, windows, awnings. Excellent con­ LOT No. 22 on Elsrak St. 50x110. a liberal movement for paraonal work. Must have pleasing tele­ Restaurant, Route 6 ft 44A, Bolton. .tered male Boxer puppy. Call after OAK BOARDS rad 3x4s, 358 per curtains, drapes, etc. MI. 6-9115, X "tapllne," a SO-lnch ^pellna he- INCOME TAX prepared. Personal Pen 9-7898.______trucking Co. Ml. 8-6568. Owned Former HUlcrest location. diUon. Built W Ansaldi. Charles Inquire 420 Lake St. Selling due to and tntaUaotual freedom. phone personality and be capa­ 6 p.m. MI. 9-0428. 1000. 10’’ clapboards, 3150 per after 5 p.m. Lesperrace. Ml. 9-7620; Legal Notice lonilng to Arabian American Oil and busineas. Frank FarldopJ. MI. and operated by Walter B. Per- ble of composing business let­ 1000. George Grifflng. PI. 2-7888. illness. Bed ••SOlentUfo" Mind Oo. (Aramco), starts Its 1,068 MANCHESTER Driving Academy ett Jr ., and William J . Pickering. ■ STOCK BOY Commiunlam la a brllUantly 9-3815. guarantees results. Ehcpert instruc­ ters. Typing is required,' but THREE MEN to learn setup and COGSWELL PLATFORM rocker, STATE OF CONMECTICOT, Dlltrtct operate light and heavy punch LIVE, REHTRE, invest In Sunny of Esat Windsor, Februnry 8, 1H7, Pri>- thought out plan to deatroy tha tion, dual controlled car. Call MI. speed is not easentlal. For ap­ Young man over 18 years of age BOSTON TER R IER , six months including slip cover. Good condi­ ACTION WANTED! Florida. King-sized lots only 3399 bUe Court. SHOE FITTING aervice in your pointment call Mrs. Peterson to maintain stock supply of parts to presses. Apply Gunver Manufac­ bid. AKC registered. MI. 34350. Uon. 313.60. Two wooden kitchen old world and build a new one In home. “Lecnard'a Shoes” will fit 9-5763 or PI. 2-7249. Day or eve­ Painting—Paneling 21 —37.60 do'wn, 37.60 month. E>ee . Prssent, Hon. Edward R. Kuahn, which ’The Party" will be tha cen­ ning apiwintments. in our Manchester office. asaemblera. Must have ,ability to turing Co., 234 Hartford Rd. Six-Maiith chairs, one wooden rocker, $4 lot. Owners are anxious to dispose of colorful brochure. Write San Ctor- Judso. NOTICE any member of your family. Fqr REFINISHING ceilings, 'painting, maintain stock records. Excellent SETTER PUPPIES, born Jsn. 2, MI. 9-4335. thera properties. All In central Id­ Upon ths applleaUon of Richie tral, all-powarful brain ruling the anptdntment call Ml. 9-5036. 1957, best bloodlines. Bill Dougan, loe Title Co., 2058 McGregor Blvd. Deveran, Administratrix of the estate world’s milUons. I t is a dictaior- paper hanging, wallpaper books. MI. 3-1161 opportunity for ambitious, energet­ MACHINISTS— Experienced, good eations, immediate occupancy. All Ft. Myers, Fla. of James E. Deyeran, late of South A pubUo haarln; wlU be held Fully Insured. Tel. EJdward R ic young man. starting salary, benefits, 55 hour Andover. Tel. PI. 3-5850. ^ TRAININ6 good, clean properties. We can stiU Windsor In said District, tor an order ihtp by the •'•oientiflo" mind, by the Town Planning Commis­ Garages->^ScrTice—Storage 10 week. G.T.K. Corp., 678 Tolland Musical Instnunents 53 of sale of such interest as decedent which uses tha workers as a MAGIC Price. ML 9-1008. arrange FHA and VA mortgages had at the Ume of hla decease In and sion In the Hearing R« of the CLERK TYPIST St., East Hartford. JA. 8-8438. « COURSES with 20% cash down. Suburban Pbr Sale 75 to certain real estate parUcularly de­ maana to an and. Marx and Lan­ Municipal Bblldlng, Mancheater, PAINTING AND paperhanging. GRAY MANUFACrrURING liiTCSteet—Vehicles 42 scribed In said aroUbttlm; it la in and thoaa who foUowad them fO fsn evening oC-Tflesaant enter ARAGE TO RENT. 87 HolUster Excellent position In our clerical USEID PIANO, in excellent condi­ Connecticut, Monday evenlhg, tainment at your next social gath- Good clean workmarimip at rea­ AGGRESSIVE for 112 WaddeU R d .^ l2,900-T h ree ANDOVEH LAKE)—It’s a real buy ORDERED: That said application be undaratood thla wall. February 18, 1957, a t 8 PM . on St. M3. 8-5745. sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ department now available. We are CO. \ WE BUY COWS. «olfs and beef tion. Kemp’s, Inc. MI. 3-5680. bedroom colonial. for. 316,500 when you crasider five heard and determined In the rooms of Tha top command ot the FBI haa «tlng or banquet. looking for an energetic young lady HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER SALESMAN cattle, also entire herds. Call said Court at Wapptng, In said District, subdivisions tiUed: chester. Raymond Flske. AH. MUSIC Instrumental, rental. Com­ rooms, three bedrooms, plus fur­ on the 15th day of February, 1967 at no tlluslong that communism can be "Map of HlUstown Heights, SOCIETY MAGICIAN . 9-9237. to be trained with full salary - to "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” OVER 40 PREFERRED PeUa Bros. Ml. 3-7405, . 93 Hawthorne St.—313,506— Four nace room, 75 ft. frontage on the 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and . that destroyed tn the United Btatea by M ^ C E L start. Applicant must be high plete line of instruments. Rental room Cape with shed dormer. public nnllce be stven to all pereon* HUlstown Road, Mancheater, Sarttord AD. 8-1378, Ext. 381 Busineas Services Offered 13 FOR lake, 320 ft. deep, outolde patio, tbs' Investigation, proaerution and CEHUNGS, Wa l l s painted eve­ school graduate with good typing EXPERIMENTAL applied to purchase price. Repre­ Interested In sala estate to appaar. It Conn.; property of John Howard; 499 Woodbridge St.—315,500—Sbe with fireplace,, attractive sur­ they see cause, and be heard thereon, conviction ot Communist Party F PROTECTED TERRITORY senting (3lds, Selmer, Ped- nings, Saturdays. Call alter 6 p.m. ability. Opportunity for advance­ rounding honies. This is vacant, by publlshlnx a copy ot thle order In Scale 1"—100': February 1957; SHEET METAL ler and Bundy. Metter’s Music room ranch with garage. a newspaper having a circulation tn leaders who conspire to overthrow CONTROLLED GENERAL house wiring, all kinds. MI. 9-642S. ment. Liberal employe benefits, — HIGH EARNINGS Immodiata Opaning immediate occupancy available. the government by force and vio­ Hayden L. Griswold, C. E ." CaU P I 3-6888 after 6 p.m. five day week. Call YOUNG MAN Studio, 177 McKee. MI. 3-7500. said Probate District, and by sending "Map of Woodslda Acres, Wood- AAI manufacturer expanding TRAINEES 278 Parker St.—316,300—Six room Hazel Floyd, Real Estate, An­ a like copy of said oNer by cerUfted lence. 13iat la tnaraly one phase of for training in retail store; Will colonial with baaement garage. dover, Conn. PL 3-7682, MI. 94650. mall, postage prepaid, addressed to the job. slda Bt., Mancheater, Oran.; prop- ••FOR MEN • a.m. to 12 aooa Manchester. aa” have lost thatr rights and • AutomebOes for Sale 4 A M. Rubbish RemovaL MI. m. six day week, 25 to 60 years Knowledge of math essential. man or experienced businessman. In Bolton in a secluded ratting, whatavar chonoa they had for par­ Advt No. 3415 9-9767. end bills Into an easy-to-pay sec­ ond mortgage loan costing only a old. Apply to DieUtian, 1-3 p.m. Must have own tools and standard An interview with our Vice Presi­ new 5% room ranch with basement As 157 Make Donations aonal dignity. m BEFO R E TOO BUT a used car dent can be arranged. garage, \ acre, filing for 316,500. _____ , • ' , 'ft CHUOC’S RADIO and T.V. Service. penny a month for each dollar you dally. Manchester Memorial Hos­ instruments. Pleasant working con­ ROOM FOR RENT. Girl between Tha record aaema eryatol clear. see Oormaa Motor Salea. Bulck 151 North Main S t Small appU- owe. Call Frank Burke at CH. pital. ditions. Many employe benefits. Write: Vice President,- 4080 W. PRAH R WHITNEY 20-28. CtoU. ML 9-8643. For the flrat time in raveral^rtunde, Robert B. Schettler, Ehr- Communlam waa concalvad by ra< Balea and Sarvice, 386 Main ancaa repaired. ML 8-5617. rest- 6-8867 days or JA 0-5553 evea.sCon- 150th St., Cleveland, 11, Ohio. FIRST T, J. CROCKETT, Realtor montha, Manchester’s Red Croes neat Scott, Mr*. Madeline Scran' actionary Intallactuala and ocm' Straet ML 9-467L Oimh avenings. dence ML i 8j84960. hecUcut Mortgage Exchange. SERVICE WILCO MACHINE TOOL CO. AIRCRAFT ' Office - MI. 3-1677 Bloodmobile quota of 150 pints Con, Irvin H, Secor, Ernest J. munifm must be dastroyad by lib- MI. 9-6258______DESIGNERS ■— Elxperienced for NATIONAL BANK Aputnento-r>F1ats— was topped as 157 donors partici­ NEED A CAR? Short on a down new product development. The Division of United Aircraft Residence -• MI. 9-7751 Smith, Mrs. Ada M. Sullivan, arol IntaHaetuala. The liberal in con DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, REPRESENTATIVE • OF MANCHESTER Teneaaentn «3 Member MLS of Manchester pated In the program yesterday. Hyatt Sutilffe, Mrs. Elsie Swan­ and muat reach tha mind of men payment or bad your credit turned copied, vacuum cl^uiera. Irons, Rusinera ODOortonities 32 Newton Ck>., 55 Elm St., Manchea­ Corporation ANra? Don’t give up! For a good SHIPPING (XERK. Large tire ter. MI. 8-5104. 595 MAIN ST. ' Of the 194 appointments which son, Miss Gertrude S"/eeney, Ward with a counter-logic to commu guns, ate., r e p a id . , Shears, Girl over' 21 for inside m^ufacturer. 40 hour week, va­ FOUR ROOM apartment with were made, 123 were kept. Fifty- deal—not thru a amell loan com- AVAILABLE immediately. Man- East Hartford 8, Connectient furnace, $50. Oarage available. WEST CENTER St.—Three J . Taft, Robert W. Taylor, Charlaa nitm, with a loglo which.restores knives, m owm , etc., put Into con­ policy holder contact work cation, group insurance, reUre- two walk-in donors also gave man’s faith tn himralf hla tree lnsti< pany-^aee "B arry” at 883 Main dition for coming needs. Bralth- . cheater, Oinn. One of the top loca­ 'M I. 3-1460. young Immaculto Cape Ood| ex­ H. Warren, Ernest WeltUch, Mrs. 8 t (Formerly Douglea M oton)., tions that will bring operator far In Manchester office' of ment. Apply Mr. Oiappelle, Fire­ blood, while 18 prospective donors Lois WiUiaihs, Walter R. Williams, tutlona and tha Ideal that paraonal ' waits. 63 Pearl Street. stone Tire and. Rubber Co., 125 MANUFACTURER pansion attic. Aluminum windows ■were rejected becaura of minor above livefage net profit. Oppor­ Liberty Mutual Insurance FIV E ROOM completely furnished and screens. Hot water oU heat Gilbert L. Wilson Ir., Mrs. Doro­ freedom and govarament by layv 3954 BUICK CENTURY, two tone, tunity for person who qualifies McKee St., East Hartford. , ’ AAA— 1 , flat Including T V , first floor, oil ailmrats. ■hall not perish from thla earth. white walls, very aharp! Good con OONDER’8 T.V. Service, available Company. Must have pleas­ HERE IT IS Fireplace, baramept garOge. Good A new system haa been put in­ thy Wood, Roland Wood. Mrs. any time. . Antenna conventona. to own their own buainesa and be ing telephone personality 1. ’SALARY PLUS steam heat, gardge, hot water, size yard with trees. On bus line, Hielma 'oodbridge, William I, In tha whble atniggla, The FB I dition. ML 9-8038. ' assured of future security. Ck>m- lease, excellent locaUon. Call MI. to effect where donors may make rapreaenta tha paopla'a effort to Philco factory supervised aervice. and abUlty to write busi­ 2. EXPENSES PLUS lEAUTY COMFORT VALUE • near school and churches. Asking Woodin,Alsa HKdur Zawistowskl, TeL AO. 9-14M. plete training given. Brand ‘ new 34458 up to 5 p.m. After 6, PI. 315,500. To inspect phone Barbara appointments for the next Ume achieve goveniment by law. It la 1953 CADILLAC hardtop coupe S. COMMISSION they will be able to donate blood. Mrs. Robert Zelser, Jo) Zelenak Two tone jpreen. ' Full Cadillac equipment furnished at two-thirds ness letters. Typing is rer PROFESSIONAL 4. NO EXPERIEN CE We are privileged to offer this old home In Andover Center, on 2-7018. Woods Agency. ML 9-7702. and Mrs.. Helen M.* Zimmer. an agency of Justice. And tha F B I CLEAN AND paint those gutters oMlnary cost. National organiza­ % ncre of land, with two-car garage and barn. Last night 76 appointments were equipment. Recent trade on 1956 quired but speed is not es­ SALES CAREER NECESSARY Walk-ta Donors tn tha future will ha aa strong or now.. Avoid costly repairs later. tion of locally owner stores serving 10 rooms, 1 dbwn, .$ np. 2 bntbs, old Srepuces In Ubmry nnd PORTER STREET SacUOD— made for the MAy 7 visit, while aa waak aa the paopl* demand It tb Cadillac. .Very clean inside snd AU. 8-1883. sential. A ^ rl with inlUa- 5. HOSPITALIZATION AND Businesa Locations 15 were made for the June 17 Ellizabeth Alvord, Grace Agnew, ou t Bob Oliver at Center Motors Kwik-Shakes, Frozen Dairy Prod­ OPPORTUNITY LIFE INSURANCE den. Original oak Soor la den, formerly osei^as an office. Some 5 room single^ in excellent condi­ be. No more. No less. ucts and Kwlk-Foods. ThU one Uve and enthusiasm, capa­ of the rooms need redecorating. F o r R e n t 64 tion. Flreplaoe, O.E. furnace. Two- visit. Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, Kenneth Sales for the best in used cars. 461 REFRIGERATION oalea and serv> ble of working , on her own in a. YEA R END VACA-riON- car garage, many othar extras. 8. The next BhxxhnobUe jd s lt wil? Byrne, Sylveoter Bamea, Paul ,5, (The Knd.) Main St. ■can be yours for only 35,800 7. RAPID ADVANCEMENT Large old treeo enhaaM the eetUng, and shrubs and ffowera Ice. Commercial, household, air initial investment. Write or phone will fln^ii the work interest­ ESTATE PLANNING add to the charm of the grounds; BRICK BUILDINa. two blocks A. Beechler. Agent. ML 8-69M. be March 8 at Crater (!k»grega- Buetlner, Jacob Oieney, Eleanor conditioners, freesers. A. and W. 8. WORK IN AND AROUND from Main S t Approximately 2800 Uonal Church from 12;45 to 5:30' Coltman, Ralph Ooleman, Stella HEADHUNTCBR 3964 STUDEBAKER Champion club Co. Kwik-Shake, P. O. Box 194, Elm­ ing and varied.«_ College An outstanding buy for 318,000. and you can move lit Immedi­ RefrigeraUen AU. 9-1237, AU. wood. Conn. AD 2-3988. ‘ GREATER HARTFORD ately. ■ sq. ft, of floor space. Close to ARE YOU ready to make a move? pm. Cote, Ralph Clifford, Oilmoura MItsraukae ei‘ately in heed of five or seen ^ 4>pointmeht only. Call Hralihy, Jooqih F. Hildreth, O. Leo Entdrpriam C A N D Y CO out. Fltogerald MotorsL Talcott- WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY carport metered water six room first floor apartment In MI. 9-7091. Hogan, 'Vftlliam Hollander, Carl vina. formerly Brunner s. Open FURNITURE repairing and refin- For a young lady, general office BOOKKEEPER Specializing la HOMES—City, Country nnd Farms . Manchester. Good references. TR. Howland, John C. Hughea, Mr*. aveidngs, all day Sat. and Sun. Ishing; antlquea restored. Furni­ full basement all copper plumbing Henderson, Ky. (F)—The city of work! Light dictation, typing. This Member: MULTIPLE USTINO SklRVlCE 5-2071. TWO FAMILY, aluminum stanno, Gaozge Hunt,. Carl Hunter, Mrs. tiU 8. ture Repair Service. Talcottville. Is a growing firm and in the proc­ tile bath formica counters a'wnings, sundeck, buUt '1948, two- Mratha James, Harry Jansen, Rob­ Henderson has a tenant farmef. - AO. 8-7449. Pesitioii eptii for on 606 ANDREWS BUILDING—68 EAST CENTER STREET ess of expanding. Good opportunity Vi BXECUTIVE would like two or car garage, amealte drive, 316,900. ert Johns,. The Board qf Conuniraloners Has The Largest 3908 CHEVROLET hardtop Bhl Air to advance. Five day week. Hours MANCHESTER—Ml S-U5S acre lots lake privileges three bedroom single home In Carlton W. Hutchins, m . 94183, proved a contract parmltth poarenHide, radio, heater, very WEAVING of buma. moth holes Mrs. Annette Johnston,, !.Bvtfyik raoM, 9-5. Wilt consider part time days. •xparimeod m«m wifli ample closets Japanese oak rabineti| suburban Hartford. JA . 2>2765. , 9-4694. Mefttber Manchester Multi­ GranviUa Read to jilan t Cora on ■ sharp. Fit^rald Motors. ' and tom clothing, booiery ple listing Service. JohnsUm, Dr. Robert Kennon, Mrs. aersa of elty-owaad land naxt . handbags repaired, slpper re­ Apply to Mr. Shear RENT WANTED for. small famUy. Florence Klppax, Robert KiigMuc,- apring. ' Selection of Hearts 3961 FORD 4-door, radio, heater. placement, umbre)laa repaired, a pro^rouhft iimi. Three 'bedrooms needed. Write MANCHEKTEIR — Two-famUy, 4 Mrs. Frances Klein, Norman Klo- Vary aharp. Look H over, Flts^ men’s shirt collars reversed and 47 AUyn St., Hartford, Conn. tar. Ward Kriuiaa, Claire LaReUe, The City and Read wlU split tha. JA . 7-7134 Box AZ, Herald. and 8%. E !xtn lot. Steam hrat. coat of fartillu r' and the aead. gcrsld Motore, TalcottvU14^ For- reptoced. Marloaf’a Uttl# Mend­ Porches. Fniit trees. Near bus, Atty. John LaBeUe, Mrs. Mildred InMarKhester mdrly Bninner’a. Open yil 9. ing Sbop. Writ* Rax W Price $13,990 TheyTl also divy up proceedo from ESTABLISHED territoiT' for Avon school and Patkade. Tsl. Ml, Larran, Mrs. Marlon LeMay, Gil­ sale of the coni. Honaes Fw Sale 72 bert fjewia, 'WUber little, Archie 3980 CADILLAC Model 63. driven FLAT FINISH Holland window Ooemetica now open in Manches­ Tbt Harold VA, $290.00 dew»— $94.S4 moatMy costa 94168 oFBU. 94564. only St J)00 mllea. It'e real aharp. ter. Customera waiting for service. livlngBton, Gustave Magnuson, shades, made to measure. All HAVE btEDIUM priced bouraal ^ ' M A N C H E S T ^ Mrs. Samuel Maltempo, Eidward FUigarald Motors, Inc.. Former­ metal- Venetian blinds at a new High income available to you. Call WANTED FHA, $1,990.00 down $89.14 montMy costa J^ a . Ehccellrat locations. J . D: PRIcisD FROM 3 9 c 'to $ 5 . $ 0 ly Brnitoer’s. Open tUl 9 p.m., all ML 34195. Martin, Robert' Maoaler, Mrs. > low price. Keys made while you Realty Oo„ J 2.««8S ' V ftead Hermid Advi^ ■■ 4 . ■ . v.\' ■ i ’fT ■ a « / ■ ' ■r.

Average Daily Net Pr jse Ron SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957 The Weather PAGB SnCTEE!! For tiw Week Ended . February 9. 1087 Foraeaat of ll. 8 . Wsetlu r Oatene

baby sitters and made concert 1 2 ,4 9 0 Fair, coMer tonight Lew 6-18. plans. She could not be disap- Salk Interest Fstr, eonttaaed cold Tuesday. High A bd iitT ow n pointed., ■’ -'Member of the Audit t Bureau of CSrculaGoB iaSOsi • Heard Along Main Street A call to a friend who lalso had D ' ' O Monchester-^A City o f Village Charm The GlMnetm Circle of U^e a ticket he would not use appeared Spark Sought (- 8re pressing business while the the house. n-.any persons as possible inocu­ If they would adpiit it. the as­ lated against polio before the epi- Willis. Flag Etiquette, booklets sessor and his staff are prpbably clothes were being washed. The diy endej on a -peac^ble.. INQUIRE Bored? Tired? Ir the meantime, some ac.tyiCne ncte when the missing ticket demi” seasons set in. Canal’s Use Reds Seek were also distributed to the boys. the last people in town who wanted Fire Takes Past Presidents Gertrude Bt chan- a revaluation, considering the torch work was being done on found in the baby’s pockei' ■ 'While' Dr. Keeney ssli' the lo­ what will eventually become a Wasn't it clever the Way she put cal medical association would be LITHUANIAN HAU Try This ^Qjie an and Helen Beebe, and Junior headact^u It brought them. 24 Goiwiiy St. — Manebester Vice President Laura EJeabert, also padded cell. The cell room, located it there? , a willing to set up any kind of Guaranteed Friendship Fimt, the staff had, to-guess near the arag naturajly became And so closes another chapter program the people want, he ex- MI 9^185—MI 3-8188 Life of Man • ^tended. when they made a buget request - Denver, Feb. 11 CTl—WheS\ filled With smoke—and so did the ill the lire of OUp^i^tainlly dowir pr.*Bsed favor of vaccination by .....,...... ' . - how much extra help they would garage when the motor became the street. time hangs heavy and you Tickets for the Buckley School family piiysiclans. want to enliven a group dis­ need and how much it would cost, overheated. The rommitUie head outlined For Britain W ith Bonn PTA Valentino danbe will be on how many extra cards would be cussion, try this one: In Winsted sale tonight at the door. Bud Several people working in the Pawn That Refresh some problems which might be In­ needed. building commented 'on the exces­ The case of the^prowllng oat had If a man flies around the Hewitt’s orchestra wlil play for volved in setting up a mass inocu­ London, Feb. 11 (/P)—For-, world in 45 hours and 19 min­ By BOY ESSOYAN Then there was the business of sive smoke, thinking something a few Oak St. car owners buffaloed lation schedule. From now to the Milford, Feb. 11 .(/P)—A square dancing, roimd dancing and learning a new system' with thsee miut be burning, but the smoke this week, and the solution seems eign Secretary Sehvyn Lloyd utes, yet watches the sun rise MoWow, F'eb. 11 (i'Pj-T- elimination dancing from S:30 to end of Polio Vsccln. -ton Week, all PSTOWN and set three times in that polio-stricken father, barely types of property lists, ' nqw was passed off as coming from the nowhere near. announced today Britain has Preniiei' Nikolai Bulganin, in 1J:80. Refreshments will be served! doctors, regal dless of their spe­ ■ ■ PHARMACY able to walk, sobbed hysteri­ techniques in building assessment, cell block. Monday morning, the car own­ received assurances her ships period, is he two or three days a letter to West German cialty, will ^ geared to give polio 489 Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-9943 older? cally today as two of his new types of assessment cards. However, when the smoke be­ ers opened their garage doors and shots to any patient, he said. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer fu»« Priscilla R. Griffin, 1S« came wmrse it was decided a check noticed “ cat prints" all over the Communist Party public relations chief Simon Gerson Is cupping will be allowed through the MaJ. Gen. Archie J. Old Jr., TTierp was worry over whetljer He also stressed the advisabil|t}' young children burned, to Green Manor , Rd., received a the revaluatfon would be ready in should be made around the build­ trunks of their cars. One driver his hands to make -himeelf heard In New York aa he tells assem­ Suez Canal once that blocked commander of the 15th Air published in Moscow tonight, < bachelor of arts , degree at the ing. Sure enough, there was the even reported cat prints as high of making appointments. bled newsmen that the press is barred from the 16th national con­ Force, confes.ses that’s got him called for a new era of friend­ death on the second floor of time, worry over whether an ex­ In a letter wliich delegates were :OPEN: waterway is cleared. midyear convocation this morn­ tension would be granted, worry motor smoking away. as the door handle on the driver's vention-of the American Communist Party. He told the House of Commons a little puzzled. And he has ship, cooperation and trade their home. ing of the University of Pennsyl­ over what-effect delay would have Everything was brought under aide. Either there is an acrobatic asked to read to, members of their reason to mull it over because Dennis Harrigan, 26, only last groups, the Poliomyelitis Advisory Egypt gave the assurances to tlie between the Soviet Union and vania, Philadelphia. on the South Manchester Fire Dis­ control without the assistance of cat prowling around, or a mighty United Nations, which relayed he led the three Air Force B52 week learned to W lk again. trict. the fire department, and when the tall one. Committee says all children previ-|. ^ L L D AY: • jet bombers making a non­ West Germany. His 23-year-old wife and 4-year- ously vaccinated in school should them to Britain. old son, Dennis Jr., escaped from Members o f St. Margaret’s Clr- Hien came the inquires long be­ smoke'cleared up, ^ lice were left Passage of British ships, he add­ stop. flight around the globe Abandoning the threats and in­ " elei Junior Daughters of Isabella, fore the completion of revaluation, without q washing machine. A New Remedy receive boo.ster doses of vaccine. last month. He was here to tell vective which have marked recant the burning 2-story stucco home, American Reds Map ed, would be allowed “in accord­ Soviet declarations on West Ger­ not far from Long island Sound. are reminded of the recreation day as to how much the assessment Good spot for an aggressive Want to get rid of that V-inter All children should stri-t their ^ U N D A Y i ance with the 1888 convention”— Air Force Academy cadets tomorrow afternoon from .2 to 5 would.be for a particular proper­ laundryman, no? . cold? vaccinaii ns before they are a about the flight .yesterday.. many. Bulganin promised "profit­ Dead were their two chUdren, the old treaty guaranteeing the able" — but unspeoificd—lrade and Mazy Ellen, 2 months, and Kevin, o’clock at the Blast SI ‘ Rec. Bas­ ty, how much to raise the rent, Just follow the practice of a year old, the committee advises. right of interhatiorml ti.sage of -the j ketball and jnvimmlng facilities etc. Bubbler-fb.- Grownups Dr. Keeney said the immediate the good offices of the Soviet Union ''The kids miut be smaller now­ Hartford Rd. grocery store pro­ Policies for Future canal. j in the solution of "the main nation­ Harrigan, who only recently re- will be available. There was the problem of try- prietor. His experience happened aim is to have patients get their British newspapers had express- i adays,” a gentleman said as he flrst two of three shots before the al problem of the German people" turned to his law pracUce, and la in* to control an operation going by accident, but It uncovered a ed belief Egyptian President Nas- i Ike to Meet —reunification. a member of the toWn council, told Membem of the Alplna Society on in two places. because there was w'slKlng along the corridor remedy he heretofore had not epidemic season. Those shots will from the new high school audi­ ser would seek to keep British > ‘ The letter, delivered in Bonn firemen he awoke to find the kitch­ are asked to meet tomorrow night wasn't enough room in one for all known. markedly reduce the presence of New Yorlt, Feb. 11 (JP)— •/dr-.te the Communist party and torium after- the concert lest paralysis he said. ships out of the canal even after! last Fridaay, carried a hint of the en a mass of flames. at 7:30 at the John B. Burke Fti- the people and all the equipment. He has had a cold that threat­ fWllot Photo The American Communist! its isolation. the watonvay wa.s cleared, an op- - Sunday. While Dr. Keeney said there is tone the Soviet government will Tallest to Dhahran Other than Utat, he and his wife neral Home to pay respects to . The last worry was the wonder ened to confine him to bin bed, but MRS. UAR^ FREDERICK CLAIR Rusco eration expected to be fully com -, M acm illan take in its major foreign policy He must have been talking .little or no . state-purchased free party worked in convention transformation of the party The Air Forces’s tallest general. Brig. Gen. Dale O. Smith, and were t<» grief-stricken to answer Mm. Angelina Zaldera, who was a over whether the Grand List he showed up every day to take plcted in Ma.v. declaration scheduled for the Su­ questions. member of the society. would balance out with so many about the he’ght of the water Vaccine available, there is an on future policy’' questions to -. (nto a political or educational aa- his 5-year-old son "Chipper" relax in their .Washington home fountains, And ’ ' he was, he was care of his custom Mixed white flowers formed the<.-sheath dress with matching acces- Qombinofion Windows Egypt scuttled ships in the-canal preme Soviet (Parliament) tomor­ after the general was named the new chief of the U.S. military B'lre officials didn’t know how changes and so many persons do­ One recent morning he found abundance of commercial vaccine day after rejecting proposals ‘ aoetatii n at the time of the abortive British- row. ing the preliminary work. echoing sentiments c :p*essed by setting at St. James' CHiurch at 10 1 sorles and the mother of the bride- In doctor's offices and in the drug i '■3. That, although we oppose In Bermuda assistance and advisory group in Saudi Arabia and new com­ the fire started; They said there himsetf minus his voice. Taortly o'clock this morning for the -wed- Dior blue allk faille and Doors, At Now that it reorganize into a “ non- French attack on Egypt la.e auditorium wing elated, and the traditional bridal; When leaving on a wedding trip . PRINCE the party will continue to follow foiAvard...... In this discussion are re­ emrar. ----- * ^ t 2 6 -2 7 with-FTHich Premter—Gurt ■'the graatiiess nf-Germany;"—arn? ■out and found Harrigan on hia The Coming Thing at normal elevation. and kicked a bottle -e f amonia music was played by Mrs. Jane j to an unannounced destination, the the-Moseow Xlarxist-Lenlhlst line viiionjgt in character.' However. "the broad-minded statements and knees beside the biasing house, We have drive-in banks and t the floor. Maccarone. * ; bride will wear a turquoise woolen i m a t c h e b RLli or adopt a more independent It would be wTong to label all Against Sanction* j Arriingcments for the meetrng.s |speeche.i of Germany's past.” sobbing hysterically that the two Naturally, the bottle shattered, Given in marriage by her father. ■ sheath dress with black and white i A. 0. ARONSON drive-in movies, and before long What’s Up Dec?- ' District Agent—Ml 9-4886 “American road to socialism." proposals for change in name and LLoyd said Israel’s evacuation of | underscore efforts to heal differ- He offered the Germans a trade On Anti-Israel Step younger children were on the sec­ there may even be drive-in barber and the contents left a peculiar the bride wore a gown of antique accessories. After Feb. 18. the PERFUMES The convention decided after forn> as revisionist per se." her remaining positions on Egy]>- ences which developed between agreement, "ronsldcrable increase ond floor porch. Harrigan is not The charm of domestic life Is odor ip , the sto-.c. Elvery window Duplon silk re-embroidered alen- couple will be at home in Bolton. | Roy Harrington—JA 8-SM2 shops or, better yet, drive-lh big never so well exemplified as on a The Bartlett-Bralnard Co. two hours, of discussion yesterday Proponents of the change had tian soU Should be accompanied by 1 the United States on the one hand ; In exchange of goods.” and a con­ able to climb stairs. lea^ e baseball. was -thrown open, to' let in fresh con lace, trimmed with seed pearls | Both the bride and bridegroom ; .Arthur Dni{ Stores that the pXHy should retain its a guarantee from Eg>-pt that Is -! and Britain and France on the j vention on cultural, scientific and quiet Sunday. The yearning which air. at the Sabrina neckline. It had a graduated from Manchester High ■ 'W est Hartford, Conn. argued that the party’s member­ Mrs. Harrigan, who had taken These things take time, but two lies within all of us for hair-rais­ present fornt as a political party raeli shipping could freely use the'; other as a result of the Suez Canal ' technical .ooneration. No details Washington, Feb. 11 (/D — ^Hammarskjold's report, which It took a couple of hoqi-s to deel> fitted bodice, long fitted Sebook The bride graduated from i ship had fallhn from 80,000 -to Dennis Jr. from the hmtse. at­ undaunted local men gave a whirl ing adventure is pushed, on such a rather thafi dtaaolve into a po­ 20,000-25,000 since 1945 under the gulf of Aqaba. I crisis. i or terms were specified. Israel’s Ambassador Abba made these points: tempted to get back lit but she clear the lUr, but the store keeper ■leeves and bouffant skirt extend­ St. Francla* Hospital School o f ! litical action association. There has been talk In tl)e Uni- i Formal, announcement of the j Blban said after a meeting tilth 1. Israel had failed to make clear this week at hurrying up complete Sunday, deepeat in the back­ ing in a chapel sweep.-. Her veil of present organisation and name, He said "we consider this just was held back. Two policemen adaptation Of the drive-in method. ground. didn't mind the wait. When things Nursing, and la now on the staff at I Even proponents of tlie associa­ ted Nations that sanctions ' might • conferences, forecast some time | I'Dlratlon (reunification) with Secretary of State Duile* to- whether it would pull its civil ad­ Imported silk illusion was attach­ Manchester Memorial Hospital.: and that a ppUtical action group tried repeatedly to reach the sec­ On Sunday, one man tried mak­ And when ,we sit 'fn a living were back to normal, he realised tion Idea went along witli the ma­ be imposed against Israel unless ago, came as efforts continued toj sincere sympathy and are ready as <6,v that hi* government ron- ministration, os well as ils troops, ond floor but flames beat them he had regained the use of his ed to a lace cap with seed pearls The bridegroom is a senior at the i would have a wider appeal among Israeli troops evacuate the Gaza I get Israel to w/Jhdraw its troops j tlnues to demand “ concrete ing a drive-in telephone booth out room chair with the family pet and sequins. She carried a semi- jority, but they pbtahueq. agpech workers and fdriners. before to cooperate in all possible out of the Gaza Strip, It ths U.N, back. ^ PINE of a walk-in booth in front of tha dosing at pur feet and the aroma vocal' ( rds, and his head had University of Connecticut. Upon I mtnt that the association form Strip and ’ positions along ' the rfrom Egypt. |ways with the German prople in and tangible guarantee*” ite- found ways to safeguard Israel’s cascade bouquet of orchida and graduation in June, he will be com­ iore withdrawing it* forre* Neighbors jtried to get to the Southern New , Ekigland Tele­ of the cooking dinner wafting our cleared considerably. Btephanotis. be left opeh to further study. mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. | James C. Hagerty. White House the aoliition of this pro'flem." Interests'. When he clos^ up at night, he missioned a second-- lieutenant in Lloyd Bald It would be wrong press secretary, said Elisenhower from (iaza and the !>*’• President Nasser Blast Spreads Flames transitory. Mary Lou Potter. 118 Park St., ^ lutloh. It said “predominant Wall operation to the two gdvernment(j would be permitted on the Israeli who probably wishes he had writ­ The quiet life’s the thing. STARTING MONDAY Street foroes, whose policies are without the other part of the pic­ tain's Prime Minister, will meet of German ' in the'solution of the would be Insfflelent, hr nald. side of the border. 4 Firemen said the fire w u well ten a letter instead. Like Grand Central and Mtsa Pauline Gagnoh, Moosup, ture being covered.” He added: in Bermuda at the President's sug. underway when they arrived, and Last Sunday was a normal one Vire attired alike, in pole violet reflected in the Elisenhower w’ing Crisis Seen in problem of reunification,” but did 1, .. J ------Zr ®gyPt re-affirmed prl- P IN E L E N O X On Monday, another driver in a local household up the street. Manohester’s intellectuals amnest man, and ushers wei^e 9A.M.tel P.M. their fellow-traveling-tie with the civil and military.” He suggest­ Winston Churchill, then Britain’s viet refu-sal to p j:-..;it free elections Rffkea for guidance ai to what he ; pricen dropp^ sharply today with \’entlon is being held. Some of the Communists/ ed that neither Egyjjt nor Israel Prime Minister, and Joeeph Laniel, That chang^ the day. happened to park in on -the Brook­ John Bennett, 143 Summit St., and PINE PHARMACY plckeU threw egga that splashed throughout the -divided country.) should do next. t prices- ranging up to $3 a share The search for the ticket proved The leftwingers, headed bv Pie­ had clear title to Uie strip, which then French Premier. B ulletins field St. side of the school, you Robert Lewis, 39 Turnbull Rd. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. against the front doors to the hall. Shortly before announcement of He had no suggestions on this for leading Issues. N otice fruitless. The baby, no doubt, had could hear acquaintances yelling The mother of the bride chose a 664 CEN nR ST. M l 9.9814 tro Nennl.woted almost unanimous­ extends along the Mediterranean beyond a continuation of his con­ Trading volume increased as The pickets, described as in­ ly in Venice to remerge with their near the southern border of Is­ arrangeiuents for the two con­ from the AP Wires taken it. No telling What she did to eacn other: "What's going on akipper blue peau .de sole silk cluding some recent refuteea fro.^ tacts with Israeli and Egyptian the decline deepened after a mixed with it. • in, there?” former partners, the moderate rael. ferences the President and Secre­ officials. opening. THERE WILL BE NO Hungary, carried pli ^wlth Social Democrats led by Deputy Italian Ship Delayed tary of State Dulles discussed the And neighbor had arranged for "Oh, Saigeti is giving a violin He did take note, however, of Stock prices on average are slogans such as ‘.‘USSR, au sre Premier Giuseppe Saragat. Ap­ Israeil-Egyptlan crisis by'.tele- News Tidbits NEJTNI BUFFERS SETBACK ’ concert for the Civic Music Assn. guilty o f mess murder,” A salvaged EgypUan landing moves to Impose sanctions on Is­ now below their 1956 lows. Wall ARMY and NAVY Why, where are you headed?” . ad',''stop proval of the merger by the Social ship today still blocked the Suez pone for the fourth time since Venice, Italy, Feb. 11 (ST)— killing our people.' Democrats appeared certain. Elsenbower arrived here last Fri­ Culled from AP Wires rael by pointing out that the As­ Street brokers see the decline as "The Proa are playing Holyoke, Canal channel, delaying passage sembly could only make recom­ an effort to find a new support Party leftwingers handed Pletr* BINGO THIS WEEK and I’m gobtg* to aee them extend. A spokesman said the Hungfr- The moderatM' central commit-^ of th* first vessel to transit the day for about 10 days ’ of quail level at which buyers will be at­ Nennl ■ hnmlllnUng setback to- ' lan-American Federatim. an antl- tee will meet here tomorrow or hi:nting and golf. Dulles is In mendations. ' He then questioned their win streak to nine.” waterway since the Sues fighting. ■ Syrian Prime Minister Assail whether this would not serve only tracted. night In his bid to ally Italy’s IR. L WENDELL Con^munist organl’' ntion, spon- Wednesday to weigh their poMible The 1,900-ton Italian tanker Washington. Socialist party with the Social . sored the picketing. calls lor eapulalon of Israel from to Introduce “new. elements o f con­ Trading was active, particularly It’s an Adjective MULTIPLE ' J.drawal from the goi'ernment. Pianeta rode at anchor north of United Nations. . . President Nas­ flict.” — for steels, aircrafts, rails and oils, Democrats. In balloting for thiq Claude Lightfodt of Chicago and Buihling, Republican Rep. Ray Warren They have four , ministers In Ismailia. The vessel, chartered by ser says Arab Woriq I* united all of which were ' major losing party’s- 31-man CentiM co m -’ Carl •Winter of Detroit, co-chair­ SegM's cabinet and control 19 Private Talks Ooatlnue — apparently still follows his party’s Egypt to take oil from a Red Sea In Its determination to establish categories. Sample prices were: mittee, Nennl supporters re­ men of the convention's presiding seats in the 800-member Chamber Stale Police Arrest ' The report was issued .as dele­ Contractor polltlcsl grammar book. coastal field to the port of Suez Arab Nationalism and “ we will Bethlehem Steel off |1 at 341.87, ceived only 27 seats,, against th« At an informal meeting of the committee, issued a statement of Deputies. for refining, entered the canal at gates continued intense private firmly expected 50. The result RoBlJBB fki-CoHwnBrciai LISTINOI SERVICE saying the pickets were sttempt- Michigan Escapee follow this - path no matter wliat 'talks as to what action the Assem­ U.S. Steel off 37 cents at 389.76, Board of Direct'ora Monday night, A Social Democratic leader said Port Said Saturday.' General Motors off 25 cents at rould throw Nennl dot of the Everyone's Invited To... in AhoratioRs-RafnodQliRg in talking of a measure submitted A spokesman for the U.N. Sal­ Drivers of Meipphis (Tenn.) 339.87, United Aircraft off 33.12 by M»e opposition party, he re­ Ccld War.” of the government if Nennl broke vage Fleet clearing the canal said . Haddam, Feb. 11 iR—State' Po­ The 27-natlon Asian-African at 378.75, American Telephone off which be has held for eight The "myne and organisation' his . 1946 l>act with the Commu­ Railway Ca-. strike panUyzlng years, and almost certainly will . ''Business BuiH On ferred. to it aa the "Democrat bill.” a hitch in 'plans had deiaved tow­ lice say they have locked up hire city bus Bj-stem which carries bloc, which is considering a de­ 28 cents at 3178.37, Aluminum of Manchester resolution adopted by the conven­ nists. The Sodfai Democrats had. ing the 2,140-ton Egyptian LST a 26-year-old Michigan pristm es­ mand for economic, military and hold up plans for Socialist re­ Customer Satisfaction** It was left to a grammarian in 100,000 daily riders. . . Gontract Ltd., off 33 at 3114.50, Du Pont Grossm an's Free the room, made uncomfortable by tion said: entered the coaliUon to keep Akka from the channel. capee who since last July bad financial restriction* against Is­ off 33 at 3180.75, New York Cen­ unification. FuU Insurance Coverage “ 1. That this convention go on Segni's Christian Democrats,' a The Akka was raised from the come East, found a job and talks to avert threatened dork- rael, called a meeting for this af­ the roiauae of the noun, to supply workers strike tomorrow from tral off 31.62, at 328.37, .Union Pa­ TeL Ml b-.7033 the "ic." * record to reaffirm the continuation Roman Ostholic party, in power southern end of Lake Timsah, near married the 44-year-old widow who ternoon. “ / cific off 31 at 327.50. 'Texaco off NEGRO KILLER SLAIN of the Communist .party of the and block any move by Nsnni and Ismailia. The Egyptians had owned the house where he roomed. Maine to Virginia collqpseS. The 'Assembly will meet either A fter5:00 P. M. President Eisenhower accepts 31.28 at 358 and Gulf Oil off 31.50 Columbus, Ga„ Feb. 11 (fl—A Homes Clinic Problem of the week: U.S,A. Our chief taal: is to the Communists to control the loaded her with concrete before His wife told police she never tomorrow or Wednesday to take up at 3110.50. white Columbus storekeeper who 82 BALDWIN ROAD Why would a-fireman be using strengthen, rebuild and consoli- government. , she wss sunk. was aware he was a fugitive. resignation* of- Philip Young as 4 t h chaii'man and George M. Moore aa last year killed a Negro leader MANCHESTER. CONN. a snow shovel to shovel sand? .. He is Lawrence J. ^ r c e y Jr. fat the National Assn., for the Anon. Police said that when he was serv­ member of Ciiil Service Com­ Advancement of Colorod People BE SURE TO ATTEND ing in State Prison . at Jackson, mission. . . Stalinisb force* in Po­ Republican Conflict waa found shot fatally la the Mich., jlor armed robbery his last lish CommuMst Party-reported to head early today. Luleo Flowers, ITS EXCITING name, waa Percey (with an e ifi haVe lost significant skirmish in 65, was toimd lying in the-ea< -^irS IMPORTANT f ■ Ike place of the u), but they said he dismissal of Warsaw's Party CJom- trance way to a Negro theefer changed it when he came East. > mittee boss. Aiken Says Voters Want across the street tram. Flowers* ★ ITS INFORMA11VE State police said they discovered British public finally learn* at store In downtown Columbus. Purcey' was a fugitive Saturday breakfast about wortdwide ru­ aifter nis arrest (after two escapes Boost to Peace, mors of rift betw'een Queen NEW SMALL BUSINi»S AID 9 1.0 9 S A L E from police) on motor vehicle Elisabeth and her husband. . . This Sunday, Feb. 10th charges. Ike to Modernize GOP Washington, Feb. 11 UP)—Prea- Leader of Communist guerriUssth Ident nseahower etgaed Into MONDAY-TUESDAY. FER. 11-12 . Whtn looking to buy or s»il a home always call., an MLS (Multiple Listing Stale Police said Michigan au- Greek C?ivll War tries but att- ieaM .M Sp.M , .'iltoniasviUe, Oa., Feb. 11 mmuniat exploitation ^ tional committee. and know-how with those which fnl in closing off part af the 1 0 0 BU 3-1877 MI 9-8731 MI S-1S9S gteas accompanying his first an­ Pacifle for that teaL Lloyd tald 63 East Center sC Ushment of a Just and laaUng i kower indoors during the morning, In Fiery Collision use of “armed operations short of Aiken, who likes to be classed as ; have nonl. McCarthy said the nual report to the lawmakers on the House of Comm mm Uw gov­ MI S-1I88 peace in the world. ^ain let up before lunch total war".. .VA reports there are "liberal" in his views, said In an jUmted. States could glvt away *NO_MONEY DOWN NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME Howard HwHngs Worron Howland Arthur A. Knoflo this country’s trade agreements “Our naUonal trade policy. Elsenhoww and his host. Wellington, Tex., Feb. 11 (g»)— now 23 million persons in United interview he doesn't believe the , enough atom bomb material to ernment win reply aaoa ta 101*11 PhelM Rd. - ■ 489 Woodbridge S t 878 Mata St. • p jgiam . Japaaeoe proteala agabwt the ex- h a n d a l l d a y t o a n s w e r AIJ. Carlton W. Hiiteliins which seeks to promote the con­ Secretary of the Treasury Hum­ Six members of a family of seven States classified as veterans.. Oonservatlves' criticisms of Eisen­ “deatrqy every major city” in the | MlB1 9^1107 m 3-1108 366 3Iaia S t MI 8-8449' The report is required uxler the phrey, abandoned planFfor an ear­ ploeloa. set for sambtfane be­ TOUM QUESTIONS. CLINIC PERSONNEL WILL MVE : SAME DAY SERVICE a tinued growth of mutually profit­ 'were killed today In a fiery col­ Gen. Lauris Norstad—Supreme hower reflect majority opinion country. I ^ T I O N g o r NEW MODELS ON BEQUEST. . Ml 9-8132 Rsciprooal Trade Extension Act of ly start a t. quail hunting They lision south of this Texas Pan­ Allied Commander in Europe—ar- within the party. tween March 1 aad Ang. I. able world, trade, is thus doubly McCarthy said he waa "getting Japan fears radioaetlva fall-out, • SBEE ESTIMATES ON YOUB OWN PLANS e Jelw Loppon EHswoltb Mitton Rool Estoto Cantor 1955. That law auUtoiiaed the hoped to get/ out In the fields Ister handle town.- ■ rtvea la London for two daj's of "The voting public is behind Ei­ AT OUR P U N T ONLY-.-NO EXTRA CHARGE gt Ooaaeetteat Bhrd. • President to reduce exIsUag tariffs in the self-interest of the United iick and tired” of what he said borne by the wind. IM East Osafer S t SSt East Ctmter S t Kan Ostrinsky States; it furthers both our pros­ in ths day Four others were injured,. In­ tough bargaining talks with Gov­ senhower's 'modern RepubHcanlsm’ were attmipta to ii^prpret differ­ MI 9-8261 , 821 Middle Tpke., East East Hartford, Coaa. a total of 18 per cent In three an-| if an election majority of nine mil­ BQ 3-6930 SA 8-8524 perity and .our national .aactur^ty.” The rainJirought. the first break cluding Qie sole survivor .of the ernment officials anxious to reduce ences between him and the Presi­ MI 3,8189 Bual stages. in uiuieaaoi^ly -warm weather Jack Scott family of Wellington, Britain’s Military Forces., lion votea means anything,” Aiken REDS PLElXiE BIAS FIGHT In- his- report, Eisenhofwer called dent as a '“personal feud.” GBOfiteMAN'S Jomiu Rohan Urges goialag OYC which* had prevailed since the Jack Scott Jr.r 18. ' ' American newsman who visited said. “ Some people fn the party Saying that he would set sup­ New Yoiic, Feb. 11 (AV-Hie DIVISION MAMCHESISR Modolint Soilth ' EhroTylor ArthurWildo In hie message, sent'^ to Waah- the 1965 inclusion o( Japan in the President arrived here last Friday, Jack Scott Sr.. 38. and his son Red China in deflanch' of h State seem to overlook that mandate.” Auerieaa CoMMseelst parly 817 Hartford Rd. 843 Mala S t 88 Tsaacr S t • ‘ port Eisenhower when be thinks East -la g tm from his vernation head- triule agreements program “a The temperature had been rang­ Stevie, 8, died in a Wellington hos­ Department ban' Is holdlag fast Sen. Jenner (Rrind) told a oemi- the President is wrong, McCar- premtoed lieday “fan partleipa- MI 3-7438 - MI 8-1642 quarura bare, Elsenbower report­ aigmflcant step In .t^ reintegra- eefkebentative - . * ' ■ ing up. to a rqcord 86 degrees for pital. against demands thnt be snrrmder nar oponsOred by the Abraham Uiy said, nevertheleas, that “I tien'ia and sapQsrt aC the ail- DRY CLEANING ed in general terms that such cuts Uon- o f Japan into’ the woHd Febnia^. Mrs. Marie Scott, 33, and their, Ms Mqsport.. .Federal Judge Greg­ Lincoln iCfiab in Chicago Saturday haven't the sUghtoot. desire to en­ aided aatt • segregattee moTa- MICHAB. CRAVIS Stonloy Iroy , Roraio Cantor ARc are' helhg made. He also called trading coaimunity.” He added: Today the mcrciu-y was at 59 other three -children were killed ory I** Noonan in New York poet- thjBt “denouncing Franklin Rqoaer ter into a fight with the Presideitt aseat ta tha SMtth. |3 aloa I MAIN ST.. WnxniANTlC, OOA^. ^ 116 WeaOaad S t anew for coitgraasional approval gf “ GMater opportunity («r Japah I . 93 WELLS STRe Et V m I $-7254 862 Soath S t. RockviUo 390 BoaUer Bd. degrees at, mid-montlng and the when their ckr overturned and panes ^ I t l Wednesday pleading of velt, H§rry' Truman ■and. Dwtoht end I don't propooe to do ao.” plo6g9* 3* . stfie gOiMgi aed QAniMNi L«M 1 ' ■V M l 8-6273 ntetaoat 8-8498 ' 3 0 .------UJI. wtemhirahip in 'the OrgatiMa- to participate in foreign trade, iMee wtTf overcast' The cooler they urcre ]^nnsd in the lOamtog two men and wbmsn to chargee of EUonhdwer" fo^ the-girowth of ng Former Sm . Hernpan Wetkar of braadaM *iha hatttetar'Rta 'tai^' ^M E DAY SERVI^^-FREE DELIVERY v tOo fior: Trade Ooop(Bmtipe (OTC). nrhteh Ttpaneee aeceM ea. to the )■ weather wan expected to improve eoe^titogz to. tremnnlt National (odsram ent . la |a waste o f timd'. 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