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BRISKET CORNED BEEF 69C Poration Will Close for Three Weeks, Delegates at The K WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1960 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended Forecaat of V. S.- Weather Bureau PAGE TWENTy-POXJR i®attrlfieat?r lEufttitig Iffralh Jan. 9,1960 Cloudy, cool tonight. Low 18-S4, colder In valleya. Rain developing Ity, and Jdlss . Patricia Howaad, 13,065 The -Ferrls-Reynolds Group of Friday, poaalbly starting oleet Priest to Attend treasurer. Member of the Audit Secpnd Congregational Church or freezing rain. High 85-40.' About Town Area chairmen include Miss Bureaa of Circulation. will meet tomorrow at 10 a m. in St. James’ Social Janet Nutter and Jeffrey Bantly, .from Manchester— A City o f Village Cht^m the church parlors. Hostesses will Faith; Gerard Miller and Miss Hi* Zlpaer Club will hold Its be Mrs. Agnes HayeS and. Mrs. Donna Heins, witness; Jonathan Floyd Post. All ‘women of the A "social visit” with the priests Uon^ily meetinx Sunday. Starting Almond and Miss Linda Roberts, (Clioelfled Advet^Ulng on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS a t 3:30 aharp. Inatallatiwi of offi­ church are InNited.- of St. James' Church will b« pre­ citlaenship;. Miss Linda Holman VO L. L X X IX , NO. 88 (FOURTEEN PAGES) .MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 cers will take place at thli time. ceded by a business meeting of the and ,Teffrey McCormick, fellow­ Refreshments w ll be served at the Ladies of St. James Monday at ship, and Kenneth Smith service. Our Ladv of Fatima Mothers' S:!.*) p.m. at the Church'of tha As does of buBinese. There will be no Circle will meet at 8 oclock tonight Other committee members are setback part>* Saturday night. sumption. HALTS Charles Pergins and Leslie Carl­ at the home of Mrs. Mary Sulots, Mrs. John Haney will be chair­ P8 Columbus St. Co-hostesses will son, Commission mi Education. Ike Ur^ng man of the. meeting. Refreshments Delegates to the Manchester Youth The Manchester Fine ArU Assn, he Mrs. Francis Gagnon and Mrs. will be seiwed by Mrs. James |S' Noindictr—ents will hold its annual election of of­ Virginia Monk. A Chinese .auction Regan, hospitality chairman, and Council are Malcolm Barlow and On Test Boost ficers Friday St S p.m at Whiton will be held. Members are asked to her committee. Tickets for the Roger Harrison, with Edward NASA Rule auditorium. RefreshmenU will be bring in their Christmas cards. Diehl as alternate. Miss .Jeanette Foiled Robber Grabs forthcoming military whist will be served after the business session. Conrad is - secretary, and Miss SELF available at the meeting. For Humphrey Miss Karen Peterson, 490-Tay­ » ✓ - - --- Lynne Harrison, librarian for the youth fellowship choir. ' The Manchester Association for lor St., has returned to her studies By Lynch Jury By JACK BEUi Space Jobs the Help of Retarded Children wUl at the. School of.'^’ractlcal Art In Cordner to Head Boston following Christmas va­ Boston, .fan. -14 (/P)— In- meet at the Bunce Center tomor­ SERVE Washington, Jan. 14 (/P)— row at 8 p.m. Speakers will be the cation. She is a freshman. Methodist Youths n W 5 M I I N Y I O N ' dications that Sen. John F. teachers from the special educa­ Biloxi, Miss., Jan 14 (/P)— ' probably Feb. 23 for the regular Kennedy.^G-Mass) may side- President Eisenhower today term of federal court. tion classes at the Keeney Annex. Salve VendrUlo of 87 Alton St. S e r m t EluUc SU diip A federal grand jury consider­ 1 step the'^April 5 Wisconsin pri­ urged Congress to give the ci­ Donald Cordner, newly elected • tMWtisW •* IM (OmMOT And He said they may be called back Cash in Second Bank is,'a patient at Hartford Hospital rinr quility MtmiMi. Itg ing the Mack Charles Parker before then to consider other mary boosted today the can- vilian space agency full re­ TTie infant Jesus of Prague president, and other officers of the where he will undergo surgery. E n ^ a ^ e d senior high Methodist Youth Fel­ ftfhM tliRic Moddoft lynch case told Federal Judge matters. ., '^idacy of Sen. Hubert H. sponsibility for development Mothers^'Circle w-ill meet w ^ the Ait provid* ftrtn. moifori* The jury’s action apparently^haa of a national program of non­ Rev. Francis' Butler at the Church The engagement of Miss ^Jorma lowship of South Methodist Sidney Mize today it was un­ I Humphrey (D-Minn) for the Among the divorCeJi granted Church, will be insUlled Sunday •bit MPPOft —» at • MW the effect of ending the^.Parker military space exploration. of the Assum'ptldh'diall tomorrow Ostrout to Joseph Andrew Pag- tew priM ped can afford. able to return any indict­ ■ Democratic pre.sidential nomi­ last week in Superior Court in at 7 p.m. Service awards will be I case unless federal agentA uncover In one^ special mesaage to Con- at -8 p.m. They will theij proceed Hartford were two involving Man­ gioli is announced by her parents, ments. nation.' presented also. MEAT The 21-man Jury’ entered the new new witnesses or new testimony. gie.ss Biaenhower called for P olice Net to the home of Mrs John Fran- chester residents. - Decrees were WELDON DRUG CO. Kennedy has been figured as an Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Ostrout, 39 Other new officers are Malcolm court room at 10;39 a.m. and jury A Pearl Rivep' County grand amendment of the 1958 National Eosa. 181 Summit St. Co-hostes? granted to Peter J. Martlnick Barlow, vice president; Miss -An­ M l Main Street— Ml 8-B.32I jury last .vear/failed to return an.v almost sure contestant in Wtsebn- will be Mts.^Frank Giorgio. Wadsworth at. Her nance is the foreman Charie* Long read the de- ain. Othenriae his challenge to Aeronautics and Space Act to from Jeanne N. Martlnick. and to son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pag- drea r*ratt, secretary and public- indlctmen^sr' It was after that eliminate what he has termed de­ Robert-Gleason from Joyce M. claton.' ; all the other Democratic presiden­ gloll. Route 85, Bolton. He told Judge Mize that "on the body’s .action the- Department of tial hopefuls to meet him in state ficiency provisions. Suspect in Bridget's Mothew*' Circle will Gleason, both^ on the grounds of DEPT. Justl^ reentered the case. In a aecond message he put be- , baaia of the evidence presented, we meet at the Church of the As­ Intolerable cruelty^ . Miss Ostrout is a senior at Man­ primaries seemed likely to col­ chester High achool. Mr. Paggioll were unable to arrive at anv true /w h e n etvLered the court­ lapse. fore Congress his plan—first a n -! sumption for catechism class to- room he told the several newsmen nounced last fall—for transfer of is a 1958 graduate of Manchester Wlte." But Robert Kennedy told a news, . morrow at 8 p.m. and then pro­ The Hartford area chapter of ' NOW IN PROGRESS—HALE'S JANUARY This waa the ninth day of delib­ and photographers present he had the army rocket development team ceed to the home of Mrs. Richard High/ School, and is employed at conference In Manchester, N. H„ i to the Civilian National Aeronau­ T ru m b u ll the National Association o f 'A c ­ the. Nelco Tool Co. eration into the lynching of the 23- been Informed the jury had reached McMahon, 77 Hawthorne St. countants will meet Tuesday at 6 a decision. But he cautioned pho­ ‘ yesterday he thinks his brother i tics and Space Administration. ' A mid-summer wedding Is plan­ year-old Negro accuaed.of raping a . should slay out of the Wisconin i p.m. at the Indian Hill Country pregnant white woman. Parker tographers against taking pictures. That plan will go Into effect auto­ . Boy Scout Troop 8 will meet to­ ned.^ . B risket ' battling. Trumbull, Jan. 14 (iP)— A Club in Newington. Rae D. An­ waa kidnaped from a jail cell at "This is a court of law where matically in 60 da,vs unless vetoed night at 7 at Waddell School. derson. vice president and dean^of Poplarville last April. Hta body legal procedures are Involved — ■ Robert Kennedy, who is plug-; by the House or Senate. - lone bandit held up the Trum - • faculty at Bentley School of Ac­ waa found 10 days later in the it 18 not a show." Mize said. He glng his brother’s unopposed can-1 In his message calling for. bull branch of the Connecticut counting and Finance In Boston GOP Acts Tonight Pearl RJve warned he would take action I didac.v in the March 8 New Hamp- amendment of the Space Act. Ei­ National Bank today a half I ahlre primary, said he thinks Wis­ senhower said the present law con- | will speak on "Timing a t^ a l Fac Sflze, neatly dressed in a dark against any photographer violat­ hour after failing in a bank tor In Income Taxes." On Directorship blue suit and wearing a red tie> ing his order. consin is Humphrey's backyard. tains a number of provisions which | \ Foreman Long said the jury "It would be an unfair lest." he tend to obscure the responsibility robbery at nearby Stratford. congratulated the jury "on the Later, State Police captured a The Reipitbllcan Town Commit­ manner In which yo-j have con­ h^ard all the witnes.sca the a'.tor- ' said.. of NASA for planning and direct- i Elka Selbiir.k This selectivity seemed to can- ing a national program of space . suspect at the Bridgeport-Strat- tee meets tonight at 8 o'clock in $3.98 SANFORIZED ZIPPERED ducted you-'selvea." nej« involved brought before it.
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