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. A Long, a Gulfport Insurance agen- 378-page report op the lynching I cel oiit the effect of Kennedyia exploration and peaceful apace ac- ’ ford town line after a 30-mlnute Quish’s, Flaraty'a, 436; the Municipal Building to act on CORNED ojf operator, told Mize the jury had by the FBI was also available to 'challenge to Sen. Stuart Syming- tivlty. chase that wound through three 4T's, 421; Commtsaionecs, 421; the nomination of Atty. Thomas / MATTRESS COVERS heard 32 witneaaea. the grand Jury to aid its delibera He added: towns. Brass Kej< 417; 4XXXX, 414; Bailey as a Town Director and to Long and the rest of the jury tions. \ ’ i (Continued ofi Page,Thirteen) “ For example, there la inherent-, Stratford police identified him Each $2 ”***• tOood In front of Mize's mahogany in it the ccncept. which I believe ! as Lawrence J. Carcare, 24, of Hartfor()/Rd. Grill, 411; Herald, hear' the Building Committee’s aide to be incorrect, of a single 'com- ' Father Psuiik -Village, Bridgeport, 408; PAtten's, 40J; SUte Shoe Re- in a controversy over school ren . bench while the foreman read the prehensive program' of space a'c-. Opciaion. Most o f the jury mem and booked him on a charge of, pair> .399; Walnut Clippers, 393; ovation costs. tivitlea embracing both civilian I attempted robbery. The committee will also discuss Good quality tmbleached oottan with aeama all hound. bers wore sport coats dr jackets. Cpl^a, 389; Four Dunces, 385; and military activities. Md it Im- f Trumbull police said they would WBod,v’s, .361; Peterson’s, 360; plans for’ a Lincoln Day dinner The one Negro member of the jury Doctors May Raise plies that a multiplicity of un dance Feb. 1.3 at the Coventry Club, wore a dark brown suit charge him with robbery in con 'Sharpies. .353; North Ends, .307; e x t r a SPECIAL! w h it e named ageheies might have re- nection with the stickup here. 4C’g, 297; Prime Beef Boys. 27.5. and a $lfK)-a-plale, closed-circuit Mize told the Jury in his - con apqnsibillty for portions of such a They said $8,604 was taken from High score..,, 4T's, 135; aecond TV "dinner with Ike!’ in Hartford gratulations that he thought 'they prdgraim.” Jan. 27. ‘ had conducted thems'etves "dili the bank here by a man who point high, Flaraty's, ‘l.34. SHEET BLANKETS CMS Benefit Levels Eisenhower sa.ld he has become ! ed a gun at a teller and ottered gently and fairly." convinced during the 15 months I t He then re u se d the jury until her to fill up an envelope with Good quality, extra alee 81 x 108. Buy aeveral at thU low price since NASA was established that j money. fftr such a larffe tdae. Slight Irregnlara Q Q Hartford, Jan. 14 lA*) — Full" This la far lower than the re the law needs, to Ije revised "so as l - Eaeh f At the City Sa-vings Bank of 18.08. Shutdown at Royal payment of doctors’ bills for Yam-1 spectlye $5.
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.MANCHESTER EVENTNQ HERALD.' MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. I960 PAGE THRfeB MANCPEST?R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960^ PAGE TWO Coventry Hehron Bolton Sheinwold on Bridge ^^OXUlfr Motorist M €N V WOMEN'S Area Educators Skinner Site Affirmed \ Charged in Crash BOWLING Plan Addresses FIND BEST PLAY < North dealer A Colchester motorist was •V . Monday Night FOR SLAM CONTRACT chirged with improper passing last Y-G By Alfred Sheinwold A A 10 8 7 By 5 to 1 Majority Qight on Rt. 85 In Hebron when his •-’C.8. Masters Team Champion 5 10 9 3 ^ ■ SHOES Three repreeentativee of «econd> clr hit another. Imagine that you can't see ' the ♦ A .4 4 StiRa Trooper Raymond An- East-West cards in today's dia- A K.Q 4 _‘' , Coventry votere trudged to the*>prnudproua toVO leaveIWIVC jafem S|a^i.aaM*l»nothing but--- ary echoois will speak at a meet- poll* in bed weather yeeterday and bills (or bonded inaestedneesiIndebtedness), to drew s^'^ld the driver, Robert irtjt for Grade 8 parents at the ele grarri. What is your best chance to Jonah, IT^i^tempted to pass « car make the slam in hearts? - e f ’W : '-eupporCed purchase of the con pay." / ' — — ...... ■ I ...... — driven by B w Ives, 46. of WllU- mentary school Monday at 8 p.m. Let’s star together. Win the first troversial Skinner property echool $/|.9!l lite by a better than 5 to 1 ma mantic, w h e n ^ car skidded on ice In the Civil Defense room. trick with the see of clubs and i i !?.?■, Lava Released and Slammed InttKthe left rear fen Women’s Harry Maidment of the Man draw two roilnds of trumps with jority. ^ . Sizes ' A total ,of. 791 persons voted der of the Ives car>No one was in chester High School guidance the ace and king. jured, a'nd only mtnOT.,^damage,.re- 5 to 9 sUff; Dr. Fred D. Manganelli, di c; Now you're on your. own. wnai against rescinding purchase of the By Hawaii Volcano 5Ien’s PAY VARQ!*’ Lacre tract, bo'U^tby the School sulted to both cars, X rector of the Howell Cheney Tech do you play next? Jonah was summoned » appear Sizes nical Scliool in Manchester, and If you've been . peeking, you ♦ Q 6 2 ' Building Committeettee site for A (Continued from Page One) 6 to 12 tneiuding Such Neal Landers, director of the Vo lead a low trump to the ten ami proposed 700-pupil jubior-seftlor In Hebron Justice Court Jan. 26. N,2» high eehool, while 148 favoted re- cational-Agricultural program at return a low spade from dumm.V village. 5nly a handful were still Elk-taiuied Isather! Rubber rlgh^.' Rockville High School will present taward your queen. No mattcr . Rcindlng. in the village last night. Sikorgky Gctfi Conlrarls the curricular offerings and re what East does you can't very well A total of 973 votere out of « Hawaiian Air Lines spokes- sole grips;,lesther side. Famous Brands as: quirements at their schools. go wrong. total electorate of 3.108 cast their marCsjtld the lava was pouring out Stratford, Jan. 14 (/Pi-Two new j iZ 6 V Atl-Pu» bsllots: Only 31 per cent of the On the same evening Mrs. Eve IV .This play happens to work as Opening lead — *10< of flss»ite.4n the Green Lake area contracts totaling more than three , lyn Halloran and Joseph Macione, the cards lie. If the spade honors electorate turned out. Thirty of on the southern fringe of Kapoho, MANCHESTER GREEN Grade 8 teachers at the elementary the votes cast were not registered million dollars have been awarded ; happened to be Split, Blast would West for playing a * There are no settlemeilts between school, will be available from 7:30 play a low spade and you'd have either way although the public the fiery fissure attd the Pacific Sikorsky Aircraft - by the U.S. ; when you led 'he counters Included those as having HARMONTON PARK! to 8 p.m. antd 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. to to guess whether to play the queen thrmiffh him At 1-he fourth tncK. Ocean. ^ Army and Navy. i confer with individual parents re or the nine of spades from your been cast. "lAva apparently is flowing in Sikorsky announced receipt" of | garding problems inv^ved in the Anybody but a genius wo'ild cover The vote by district was: First hand. Players have been known to, with the king of spades, a southea^iterly direction, down the the contracts vesteTday. One, for j selection of secondary school guess wrong in this. situation. District in South Coventry, "No,” lower Slope of Kilauea toward the *1,467,263, covers the cost of tech SHOE OUTLET which you would easily develop an courses for. their children. I>ead tho Queen .185. "Yes.” 74; Second District in sea,'* the HAL spokesman said, .MANCHESTER GREEN SHOPPING CENTER GOODMAN & SUSS! in FEBRUARY I additional spade trick. North Ckjventr^, "No.” 206, “Yes,” nical support of H-19, H-.34 and Maurice Hill, state -<-H Club The beat play at the fourth trick ! And while you're congrati/lating 'it’s going out of. one big fissure. H-37 (S-.16) helicopters for. the; leader, will speak on his philosophy is the queen of spades from the T4. . There are no fiery fountains, but i West, go out to the kitchen and ' The referendum was called by Army Transportation Corps. in MARCH of 4-H Club" work at the meeting South hand. ' le t vourself a cup of black coffee. the lava seems to be oozing out in The other contract is for *1.- of the Coirnty Club Committee to r v . If West plays low (as he must Cart O. Kicking of Case Rd..--North a strong flow.” 817,622 (M) for a quantity of ROGER BROOKS! be held at the County Katension in this case), overtake with dum If West can make this nfiagnlfl- Coventry, who clsimed,-dbe town The eruption climaxed two Three members of the School Building Committee and spare parts for the twin turbine. cent spade play without gmng shhuld not have bought the prop- returns shortly after the outcome wa.a announced. SUndlng ^ e Mrs.,Mild^d Htltgem Eioi«e in APRIL Offiebin Rockville on Jan. 20 at my’s ace. Cash the clubs, discard-- himself away, it's barely ppssible weeks of Intermittent earth HSS-2 helicopter now in pro ing the niife of spades. Then lead . erly while there were some people tremors. In the last 48 hours, the voters, SBC member Robert Wilcox, SBC Chairman Bertron Hunt »"^_SBC^creta^^^^ Mr^ Elolse duction 'as a ilavy anti-submarine Advertise in The Herald—It Pays 8 that he's a genius — but the who were nirt ih favor of it for a Ryan. Seated are election ehec4cer‘Mrs. Lajuisc Rose and First Distnet. Moderator Mrs. The main . items on the agenda the ten of spades through East. quakes grew In Intensity, snd ob warfare weapons system. RUMSON TWEEDS! chances are that you were ivslecp. site of the-jlroposed school. servers said they, shook Kspoho Bums. (Herald Photo by Oftara). “ .. ______will be committee reports and dis You plan to discard a diamond *______------— *“ — ...... — ------^------• Daily Question Yesterdsy’s snowfall resulted in "like a bowl of jelly.” • cussion of the ■ county lea^r if East plays low. If East plays Partner opens with, one heart, s light vote from noon until about training meetings and Clothing Rf an’ honor, you will ruff and get to The. present site of the erup and the next player ?*»*“ - Y"'* 6 n’clock, but from then until the tion is just east of the Puna dis vues. Mrs. Chester Jedrziewski dumm.V with the ten of hearts to hold. Spades - A 10 & 7; Hearts polls closed, at 8 o'clock business the new chairman of the commit continue the spades. trict, Which erupted in 1955. Borne Police Arrests - . 10 9 3; Diamonds A O 4; picked up at both polling places In .100 residents were evacuated then. lee, will preside over the meeting As you can see, this line of the north and south ends of Cov plav develops a spade ns yoiir Clubs -K Q 4 What do you say? No lives were lost but damage to The Tolland County extension 12th trick if East has both spade Answer: Bi{l 2 NT. This shows entry. homes, sugar cane fields and farm Clarence B. Walker, 25, of 86 Ash ser%-ice is again .sponsoring . the 13 to 1.1 points with balanced ola- An expected strong vote against land amounted to 11 million. St., a former Rockville resident, STORE sewing < classes entitled "Getting honors or if the spade honors are tfibution and all iinbl,d ,suiW the site in the north end did not was arrested last night and was y\ split. Kilauea Ikl crater, which erupt DISCOUNT WORLD materialize. Most of the singers charged with intoxication. His the Moat Out of your Machine.’ What happens if West has both ’"slopped ed Nov. 14 and hM been qiitet These sessions for 4-H leaders are (C opyright 19fi0, G enew U rFea- . of Hicklng's petition are north since Dbc. 19. is about 28 miles to court date is Saturday. the king and jack of spades? In enders. The resulU, showed 148 WIDE schedided for Jan. 27 and 28 at that case, you must congratulate tnres Corp.). , the west. (MANCHESTER MILLS) Willirfi'antic Sewing Center and persons casting bsllots against the Gov: William F. Quinn inspect- [ Regular $95 and $110 Feb. 2 and 3 at Manchester Sew Andover purchase even thougb 225 valid ed the evaciiUon area earlierl ing Center. All .sessions are held the school before 4 p m. Wednes signatures were on the petition yesterday and spent the night in j Andover Deaths IVlANCHeSTEa eSEEN SHOPPING CENTEX — EAST MIDOIE TPKE. from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Local day. The judges will make their Kicking filed early this month. Hilo. Hawaii’s second largest city, J HARMONTON PARK SUITS leaders are reminded that they Principal Asks aw'ards after 4 and before the Local Stocks Outcome Hailed about 28 miles northwest of the Inquest Subject should mail their' intention of at supper begins at 6:30. . A Joint statement last night by eruption site. OPEN DAILY Parents Return IJbrsry Program Swiired Quotations •PurhUhed b y '* ^ the chairmen of the,,School Build Tolland qpunty Coroner ^ rn a rd | tending the meetings by Jan. 18. ing Committee and Board of .SWu- • Kapoho was declared a disaster or 100% CASHMERE COATS Parking Problem Prospect's for* the library pro Coburn * MIddlebrook, Ine.- area and authprilie's .issued orders Ackerman, conducted an. inquest Form to School gram for the next two. months ■ cation hstlfd the otitcorne of the’ Town road prews spent conoid; Bank Stocka ' referendum. And thiji morning for- immediirte evacuation. at the Colchester Troop yesterday 10 A.M, to 10 P.M. erable time yesterday in their ef ■. ■ " ' . - 4 ^ • *have been made ■ secure wilh'helpwith'U' Bid Asked a " Honolulu Star-Bulletin re-^ into the murder-suicide Dec. 11 ■ volunteered b.v 12 more .pw-enl-li Hjcking releaseid a. statement up fort to clean up during and after A 100 per cent response is sought (jonn-. Bank and Trust - holding hie action in calling for porter ih a long distance tele 'in Andover. • * the snowstorm, telling residenU to to a questionnaire sent out by the brarians who -will aystst PTA li Co,...... 44 4« the referendum.., and cautioning phone call from Pahoa - Village, Lt. Thomas O’Brien, commander Plenty Of Free Parking remove parked cars from the eleme.itarj’ school this week. In a brary chairman, Mrs Howard Hartford .N’ational said shortly after the eruption of the Colchester troop, said Pohi to keep the program running Coventry residents to keep an eye roads. previous survey. Principal Mrs. Bank and Trust Co 37 39 on expenditures for the new school. that a fiery glow could be seen this morning that he. Trooper LADIi:.S’. LADIES’ Doris E. Chamberlain said an 82 smoothly. The volunteer librari Fire Insurance Cornpaiilea SBC Chairman Bertron Hunt and over Kapoho. some seven miles ’William Tomlin, and Nyle Smith LADIES’ » An ordinance adopted two years ans wilF-^each assume resportsi- Aetna Fire ...... 70'j 78'i LADIES’ JACKETS ago forbids overnight parking and per cent return was received. . School Board Chairman Mrs. Alma away. "There’s a bright orange of Andover testified. F i m i l GOWNS If a sufficient number of re bililv.-fw one class period per, week Hartford Fire ...... 198 208 Heckler said "We are very graU- glow In the sky,” he reported. Smith's 67-year-old father, Hom CAR COATS therefore, eliminates this problem iq, which students may check out .National Fire ...... 140 Crown rrest I()0.% wool. during night' storm work. The plies is received, the lesulU will; be fled at the results of the referen Evacuees have been taken to er, warf aho'. to death in his Ix>ng • Water reiiel'lent Print and stripes, washable, faat dye. DRESSES tabulated find mSde available to books. Phoenix Fire ...... 79'i 82'H dum. A lot of people worked very Hill Rd. shack where he lived • Preshrunk White or charcoal. Sizes 34-48. workers hope townspeople will as VolUnlee4-s are still welcome on Ufa and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Pahoa. where >the Red Cross has sist -the road clearing problem a/t parents. The school has asked to hard together, and the progress to established an evacuation center. alone. Police later di.et-overed the a Mercerized d i r have the replies returned by Mon- Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m Aetna Caaualty ....209 219 dste on the school building pro body of Smith'a long-time friend • Weatherlzed. quilt REGULAR $14.95 * 7 Acetate and rayon, waah all times by removing cars from when the weekly mending and ! Aetna Life ...... 86 89 2 F r » 3 ’n wear, 55% wool, 45% the streets diiring and after all day. gram has been through the com- MHERM.AN MAN KILLED Waiter DuPont, also 63, in his car lined with h nod or The 14 questions deal both with slraightenihg-of-.the-shelves s es - 1 Conn. General ...... 3.18 371 - Hned efforts of sll of us. in Scotland, an apparent suicide. collar rayon, rayon and acetate, snowstorms. . sions are held. Sherman. Jan. 14 t/Pi—George A. flannel. Assorted colors the overall progran\ and- specific Hftd Steam Boiler . 8.1 90 "We Intend to proceed and hope Xedes. 46, Sherman, died last night Police theorized DuPont shot I-. Bulletin Board areas, such as the library and Bulletin Board I Travelers . 8,1 88 to have the preliminary plans (for Smith after an argument over the REG. $7.99 PLAYTEX and styles. Sizes 8-15, St. George's Episcopal Church lunch programs, transportation, The junior choir will meet at Public I timie* after he was pinned beneath his GIRDLES, PANTY GlRDIJl.S UDIES* POLOS 1414-24'2. the school) ready in the near fu panel truck. Police said he appar death of DuPont’s dog, and then White, black, gray, blue. will hold its annual meeting at the progress reports, parent-teacher 6:4.1 p.m. and the adult choir at i Conn. Light A Power 22'3 24'j ture.” killed himself. It was no; discov White, pink. Small, medium. large. Cotton Comm'inity Hall on Sunday start :30 p.m, in the First Congrega iHftd. Electric Light 6 2 6.1’i ently Jumped from the truck when S-M-L. conferences, the weekly news bulle Kicking, aaid he la in no way It started to skid nesr the top of a ered until later that the dog was ; White, garter. Extra small, medium, REGULAR $7.99 ing at 6 p’m. with a pntjuck. Mrs. tin and cooperation from teachers tional Church. The confirmation i Hartford Gaa Co. .4 0 43 ashamed of his action, and believed killed bv a car. large, junior. REGULAR *1.00 EACH 5 9 .9 5 Henry McDonou,»h is chairman of. and school officials. Ample room is class wiil meet .at 7:30 p.m. [.Southern-New England he waa right in putting the ques snow-covered hill. REGULAR *10.95 Regular and $65 the supper. provided for suggestkins for im A family night potluck supper i 'Telephone ...... 44 'y ' 4«f',4 tion on the voting machines to give ■ Members of the parish will elett provement. \ will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. to .Manufacturing Companies everyone a chance to express hts $4-$5~$6 2 fo,»1 ALL-WOOL WO^RSTED TWO- its executive board and officers CUS t« Meet \ morrow at the Congregational ' Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 65 70 . opinion. for the coming year and hear an The Catholic Ladies Society will Church with the Music Commit .Associated Spring . . 22 ^ 24 Hicklng’s SUteenent and nual reports.______hold its regular meeting Monday tee in charge of the program. Bristol Brass ...... Illy J3 "Yesterday over 900 Coventry MEN’S PAJAMAS PANTS SUm or IMPORTEIL The confli rnatiofT cTaar-of- the- in the hall -of- St.- C o 1 u m b a s ■A home“~ginti«—writ be- -played ‘ Dmiha-m Bush-,-T. -Sty . Toters trudged to the polls on a ‘ r MEN'S MEH’S JACKETS Church. Columbia, preceded by a : Bio-Hart ...... 10 53 kirsch V'enetian BiinHs by Finflell V Congregational Church .will hold with Bacon Academy at the very bad day. and by an over- Cottons, rayons, (lining ray- \ Cotton, flannels, its first meeting tomorrow at 1:4.1 recitation of the rosary at 8 p.m.- RHAM High School gymnasium Fafnir Bearing .... 63 68 u%elmlng majority voted to reaf wash ’n wear Sizes FABRIC ZIP-LINED COATS p.m. in the parish room of the in the church. tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Landers Frary Clark 19 21 firm the action taken to purchase work with perfect ease becau.se they’re cu.«tom on) S-M-L. T A-B-C-D. for church. 1 The entertainment will be plan- The final practice session for N B, Machine-...... 2S'j 2.1*4 the .Skinner property. SHIRTS REG. $3.59 The Executive Board of St. ‘ ned by Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, en- the Saturday game between par ..North and Ju d d ...... 37. , 40 "I am In no way ashamed of any made . . • at our shop . . ■ to exact measurements. REGULAR $9.S5 ' M EN 'S George’s Epispopal Church will I terlainment chairman. Refresh ents and faculty members will be Rogers Corp. (B) ... IT 19 single act that I have done. I very 55 wool and hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock ments will be served by Mrs. M al- held at 7:30 tonight in the RHAM "Stanley Works New 21 23 ' sincerely believed that-lw as right, 45% viscose ray HUNTING at the -church. i ter Wheaton. Mrs. John Teltlehach gynnasUim.- , ' . Terry . Steam ...... 38 ^ and I did nothing other than to on. washable Mrs. Leslie Bolton, tre^u rer of ; and Mrs\ William Gurnack. all of, ■ Tor,rington ...... 34 36 give the entire tmYspeople the plaids. S-M-L- BEACON ROBES-$4 Calumbia. . Veeder Root ...... 52 • 5,1 - the local .March of Dimes, reports Manchester Evening Herald .An right to express their individual XL. Acetate and cotton. S-M-L. Regular f.1.90. COATSi PTA Plans Supper dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul D. The above quotations are not te opinions on this issue. There cer FINDELL MFC. CO. that *87.,10 has been donated by 51 Hobby Night at the PTA be construed as actual markets.' contributors. Ptanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim tainly waa nothing personal in my BEG. *16.95 The meeting of the Parent- Wedneadav will be a family af 2-6858. motives, and my procedures were 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER fair with 'a potluck beginning at BOYS’ ...... Teacher Assn, scheduled lagt night PHONE MI S-7832 not prompted by selfish desires. I was canceled, due to the snow 6:30 p.m. Each family is request t hlnk that it is cominon knowledge Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts ed to bring a hot-dish or salad. \ MOTORGYOLE JACKETS storm. The, next meeting will be fifsnvji'ifi that I had'no land to sell to the COWBOY SUITS *12.00 held in FeiUruary. Rolls, dessert and coffee will be town. A furnished. All? "It is my feeling that this is the Glaas-GIn the miracle Mancbeeter Evening Herald Those planning to exhibit their t HTFO.I COND ,\OW Tbru^.s.ATI Rn.AY.., beginning • of some very sizable REG. $5.99 interlining that is Bolton correspondent., Air*.. i hobbles are asked to return their . expenditures In our town, and $ 0 virgin vinyl quilt lined, warmer and. lighter nimoT'k Jr., telephone .Mitchell I enffw' 8irpV''''prdmptl\v RObbtes Tprir!?cHTrDrLE?— town spending very definitely af Cottons, washable, . san- Sizes.;4-i4. Black and sll- ■ ■ than wool. Sizes 8-M-L. 9-9823. lshould .be labeled and brought to FEATCRE 5:00-8:.30 fects everyone of us. These dollars OTHERS forized, long wearing. V er. 'Reg.J87.99. (X)-H1T 7:10-10:40 are our money realized by taxing Sizes 4-10. Reg. *8.99, g g M PANTS TO MATCH ME* VERNE'S our properties. Some of our citi- Regular $55 and 59.95 ^ zenry will arrive at this realization * 1 .3 7 - n .8 7 Reg:. 89.95. a ® M S M E f when they receive their future tax BOVS’ s;i* ' T O W bllli and have ’to dig a Uttle deep BOYS'POLOC EXTRA!PEPELE PHEW! er to-p,ay them. ^ ALL-WOOL 2 PANTS EDsembles CiNTEff 'The'time to watch our spending SUBURBAN COATS Is Family Fun OF IMP roHnn, long 'sleeve. Guaranteed, ts BOW. We are preparing our chil- INFANTS' ' washable, quaUty Inspected. Sizes GIRLS' $JKIRTS or Handwoven Harris Tweed Coats SKIING wnr ' dren’s heritage. W’e should not be 4-8. NEEDS Wools, quilted, rayon, riannelt' noveltlea, 90% reprocessed wool, $ ' pisdds,- solids. 8-14, 10% nvion. -Quilt lined. RyRT89c.“ PAT BOONE J . JAMES MASON 'T illi ’ ■»’ IM R’S If A PP V ^ aOLOf*. »y OC tUVC SAFE BUY Sizes 6-16. Reg. »8.«9.- REGULAR $3.99 gock Hudtiis Unris I)sr Feature 8:30 Flxcept Saturday CORDUI^Y 'PILLOW TALK" ■ * . -----:— _ III C-fiUr " On The Same Show USED CA R S_ _ "WOLF DOG" ^ COVERALLS GIRLS' JUMPERS GIRLS' 2-Pc. StA bK SET$ *59 E. FORD $1195 Corduroy revorwlblo, quilted ireVemlhlG. [’Flannel lined chinos, .rnrduroy, .ai Free AIao: "BORN TO BE LOVED" - STARTS WEDNESDAY Squire Station Wagon. sorted colors. 3-14. S:i0-R12t " "THE MIRACLE" Sizes 12-24 mos. or Reg. $3.99. / .. E x p e rt: '55 FORD $995 1-4 9-Pauenger Country Sedan X n E * 3 - - *2 Big Reductions m Y-G's A Iterations Wagoid, R*H.. aUnd, trana. Reg. $1.69. '57PLYM. $1095 * 1 0 0 NO. 420 NO. 900s Boys' Department, too! # ■ 4-Door standard shift, 6- GARNER WARE 4.PIECE lt> SPECIAL cylinder, R*H. GENERAL NATIONAL '55 NASH $895 CANISTER Rambler Cross Country Sta- > POLOS - BREAD BOX ELECTRIC tiott, WEigon, standard trians- SLICING Rpguiar 29,95 $1,00 miaiibn, radio, heater. Cottons, Iqng sleeves. Assorted-colors. 'c o p p e r -c h r o m e SETS '$8 E.PORD / $895 MACHINE CRAFTER famous maker Panel truck, heater, defrost REGULAR $12.95 stackable, space saving, dec Stainless steel blaife. chrome. 116 volts AC?- er, signals, low' mileage. , _^NationallY Adyertised Reg.'Yl. orative-copper, chrome. Pink, 6' j’' chrome serrated '56 FORD $995 For*1 yellow. r e g u l a r $29.95 blade V-8 Fprdor, RAH., standard Shoes At Budget Prices 7 REGULAR $9:95 REGULAR $39.95 FISH FRY transmission. -Buy several pair at ~ (ALL YOU CAN EAT) •55 PACK. $695 DR. DENTOrr^ Constellation' Hardtop, pow these low prices, Fried Fish Lenfoii Wedge er steering, ultraihatlc RAH. .Now French Fried Potatoes Coiesiow •57 CHEV. $1395 $299, *3^9 2-Pc. GROW-A^IZE 210 V-8 4-doon RAH., stand through ^ Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter ard transmisRion; No 150. Reg: IL95 Belted GABARDINE SLACKS Double sole plain fpot, elastlclicd Pink, yellow. Reg *19;95. $ 1 0 '58 HAT $1095 January 30 ankles. Double and ruri proof Floor samples *5 Every Friday '8-PaRsenger Multi Bus. » zipper - snap. Pasti .shades. J '58 MERC. $1795 CANNON TOWELS TERRY TOWELS 5 P.M. lo 9 P.M. Sizefi Dr4. $2.50 TABLECLOTHS i DiHiorators. 18 x 27., O Monterey 2-door-sedan, ra .12 X 52 cotton ahcTspun rayon, Q Q ^ J9 X 89,assorted colors. dio; heater, standard trans. REOULARLY PRICED FROM $4.99 to »7.99 * 1 . ' [Reg. 79c. t Reg 69c. .. For n * prlntcl by hand. Reg. *1.99. ' SrtOP M O N D A Y Thrpufh SATURDAY — 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS •SB ANGLIA $995 English Ford 2-door, heater, Cam# early for the best selection. ' COCKTAiLS defrbster. black finish. 1 C A N N O N PILLOWS •56BUICK " $1495 Wanted styles in most sizes and colon. DELLW bOD c a Nn o n TERRY DECORATORS V-: DISH CLOTHS Marvel fibre. Uustless, moth COMPLETE Centuh* Estate Wagon, blue finish, all vinyl interior, pow-- MANCHESTER GREEN k it c h e n t o w e l s lUg. 19c. ^ proof,, non-allerglc, hand wasfr- G E NTON LAMES' and MEN'S S K rS ^ H O P er steering, power brakes, SHEET BLANKET ahle. Will, not mildew. Com radio, heater. F ' TOWELS 1 1 pletely sanitary. Beg. » lor - ^ ,.g » 16 X ifl. Checks, , stripes, 87.98. ♦teedewi* Mr Heatnr AaMrUaei” 70 X 84. White. "fringed edge. Rea;. 82J25. 1 “H ' l i ’IS e MdRIARTY 15 I 25c.. Reg. 39c. IO q 1 On Tolland" Tuntplk* . ' Also all cotton color- Reg- 49c. 2 r., *1.98 b r o t h e r s -ed, Reg., *1.69. | 6 > . , 3 9 e EAST HARTFORD 1015 MAIN ST.i IwANCHESTEB-MI 9-1647 V i Mile Off Oakland Street. 818 CENTER 8T. and PITKIN pOUSE OF SPORTS 1 ■ ' > • Ml 8-5185—Open Evenings MANCHESTER GREEN* SHOPPING CENTER
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THUKSDAY, JANUARY 14. 1960 RAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESTER. CONN>. THURSDAY. JANUARY U. 1960 PACE FQUR fifth, 42,000 over for the twenty- th e,old..Th at la apparenUy Xlr. We Stock iiUmri|p0tpr fifth, 37,000 over for the fourth Bailey Given Gov. Rockefeller Steps mKYBOBV HMOWS...YOU SAVB CASH ^ STAMPS WITH... DUl'on'a miwion to Parle—to patch Connecticut and 29,000 over for the twelfth |From Your Neigh bor Kitchen up, aomehow, the concepta and down to eituatione of 18,000 votes lEttpning l|pralb ayatama which fall, and which jWll under for the tenth, 16,000 under GOP Backing HALLMARK for the third attd thlrty-flrat,-18,000 By MARGE fLVNN keep on fallln*. becauae they are Yankee Into Hulan jack Case under for the twenty-eighth, 12,000 glish beefsteak and kidney *1 ■ 18 BIM«II StMet not dealKned to the world In which A s D irector <$> CARDS By A. H. 0. under for the eleventh, and 11,000 Jack returned voluntarily to the p }^t ls a hearty and economical TfloiS!?r‘*i^R^u^N we live. 1 under for the nineteenth. (OtmUnned from Page One) WALTER R. FERGOSON' district attorney’s office to admit d li»t o serve on these r'nid-weather But the story le clear enough. he had lied, and he . maintained MILLER Publllh^ri T h e' population shift which has In any effort to rtdletrict the eute Atty. Thomas A. this was when my lawyer called da:^. ffiuio Founacd October 1. 18*1 unanimously endorsed by th, r *. been taking^ place In Connecticut about noon. He was not in s posi then that the remodeling money Somebody Else Soft Too to make the State Senate truly publican Town Committee laat came from Ungar aa s loan. Jack PHAR.MACY .Mrs. Louis F. Heard, 14 Milford led______Every_ Bvenlna Except since the 1950 census has widened, repreaenUtive of population, there tion to give me the details. . .1 Rd,/ has a family recipe for this „ and Hobdays.“ Iday Entered at the No aooner had wa, the other day, night to fill an unexplred tarm subsequently made several ap MiM \ i:M \P ;■ Ofitea at Mancheeter. Conn., aa rather than narrowed, the gap be would be only four exletlng^dis- plan to aee him In hia office in quUR. simple and tasty dtsh. Hey BUNION on Manchester's Board of Dt- New York tomorrow.” pearances before the same grand ind Clam Hall Matter finished paying'our,^ot too courte-' tween the voting strength 6f the trlcte out of 36 which , w o u ld ^ t I'hmu* Ml ’ 11 ^ BrfUsh fathw, the late W. J, Car- need to have territory either added rectori. ^ _ Although there are no charges jury. SUPERMARKETS SUBSCRIPTION BATES oua respects to iome of those who state's largest and smallest sena He was nominated at a meeting: The Inquiry into Jack’s rela roll! who cifme from near Liver or taken away. against tJngar in the case, as' a Payable In Advance keep lecturing America on how torial districU. It has also in the Municipal Building by Dl- tionship as a public official with pool, taught his New England . One Year ...... i. .81.1.SO Any reallaUc effort to redlatrict, lawyer he may be subject to dla- Six Month* ...... 7 71 soft and flabby we have all become, brought about a situation In which reetor Gilbert Barnes. Bailey an- Ungar has been construed by some bride. Mrs, Helen Blssell. Carroll . 1.90 if we ever get one, might at well cipllnary proceedings. Three Month* ...... some of the city districts have nouheed he intends to run as a leaders in Harlsm as an attack on of ■ Hartford, how to make this One Month ...... l.dO with no bellefa and up goals, than begin by rubbing all existing dis Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank S. .10 shrunk to the point where any candidate in the tdwn election next traditional English pie. Weekly ...... the Central Committee of the Com trict llnee off the map. Hogan, the man ’who disclosed the the Negro race—but officials la Smale Copy ...... -. .01 honest redistricting would have to beled this untrue. WINDOW SHADES English Beefsteak and Kidney Pie munist party in Russia issued a detree a'cut in the number of seats result of that election he indictment' against Jack, said with 1 lb. bottom round, cubed MEMBER OF . respect to Ungar: , THE ASSOCIATED PllESS liimilar Jecture to the Russians. the big city Democratic machines predicted in an acceptance speech, GrMn. Whitt. Ecru ■3 or 4 lamb kidneys, cut up ^The Aaaoclated Pres* 1* can usually control in the State Accidents Number " It is likely we would turn over 2 onions, rut up enutled to the use of repuhliratlnn of Ruesiana, too, It develops, are will be the recapture by the GOP Woshobit • Senate. of the control which it lost to to the Grievance,Committee of the Rottner Chairman bayleaf all news dispatchee credited, to U or low "in the spirit‘of patriotism and But perhaps the most dramatic not otherwise credited in >0'* . Ijeo*! 75 in December Democrats for the first time In Bar Association, which is an t tap. salt ■ ■ N and also the local new* puhllshed here. nationalaifAklXAiicaa pride.”pa axAx*. There has — come------wayw a,y toLW J measure*tv *a.maa* the way •• »,r In which------agenpy of the appellate division, For GOP Dinner HOLLAND FINISH dash pepper Ail right* of republicaticji of special town hlstoiy In 1958. about a disastrous divorce between I our population shift, as reflected any information that had to do •4 tap. whole ^ v e a dispatches herein are also reserved Accidents. arresU wid com Bailey, a partner In the law firm of Gilman ft Marks, will be with ethics of ft member of the C O 3 0 *** 2 tablespoona/aherry Foil service client of N E. A. Serv- plaints increased in December, ac Atty^ John S. Q. Rottner is Man with Yoiir BoDart supposed indeals and goals of Com- ^ ^ ^ ^districting problem nominated to succeed resigning profession.” chester (^airman for the Bepulili- Boii meat and seasonings until Ibiblleher* n,mrr*eiit*tlve«: The cording to the monthly Manchester very tender, about one to two hour*. New munism. Even when people mouth | more urgent and more.dlffi- Director Ronald Jacobs Si^ a Board Both Jack and Ungar have In- can $j00-a-plate dinner . at the m ,L LINE o r CUSTOM Julius Mathews Special Agency - Police report, and showed little meeUng Tuesday night. alsted the $4,400 redecorating job Statler Hihon In Hartford Jan. 27. Thicken , with flour and water; York, rhicaao Detroit and Boston. th'e supposedly deathless slogans of I cult then it was under the statls- add sherry; put in casserole dish. m p Im b e r a u d it b u r e a u ’ o f difference from statistics for De-, The committee last night gave on Jack’s apartment constituted Governor Cecil Underwood of VENCTIAN BLINDS Communlsm. they seem to do so: tics’ of the 1950 census, is to take Place pie crust on top: bake In hot CIRCULA'noNS ^ y I what should be the average num- member one year ago. Jacobs a vote of commendation s loan between friends. Previous West Virginia will be the princi wllhout conviction. Some people j ^ senatorial dis- The final month of 1959 showed for his service on the Board. He ly, however, according to Hogan, pal speaker at the Hartford din f4fl0 degree, oven about 30, min- The Herald PrlnilM Company In^. uteV Serves six. ■ assumes no financial responsibility for don't even know what they are sup- g^d compare that wlth^the 75 accldenU, 100 arreaU and 421 cited pressure of work In his res they had agreed to past off the ner. E. A. IOHNSQN typographical errors appearing In ad This recipe'^which Mrs. Heard vertisements and other reading matter posed to believe. Some people are! actual number of votera reacted complaints. Figures for Novem- ignation. job as sn undertaking of Mrs. The fund-raising event will be bere were 60, 82 and 360, respec Bailey said he la aware of the contributed to the Green School CHICKENS la The Manchester Evening Herald. Jack, financed from her house PAINT CO. soft in their attitude toward work. | In the 1958 election. linked to similar affairs across the PTA cookbook, “What’s Cooking7” /v p p i UAllHtAl-CAjr tively; ‘■time and effort, and abusea” that hold allowance. nK$ £^DMK D liplay advertising closing hours: countjy by closed circuit television 723 Main St.. Tel. MI fl-4501 0 There Is too much corruption ip the ; Apprpxima « V , Is especially good served with F or Mond*y-i-l p m. FtWay, icut voters participatod in the 1958 December 1968 showed compar he said go with the job of Di Both men told hia office, Hogan and will addressed by President ffc > • W ith This Coupon and Purchos* of Freshpok For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday governmental and social structure ative figures o f 56, 116 and 136. rector. and pledged his best ef mashed potatoes because of Its election. That..- divided by 36, added, that Ungar had not paid for Eisenhower. Vice President Nixon h gravy, she' advises. For Wedneaday—1 P .m Tuesday. of Russia. There is even consider-' would give an average of approx The list figure, complaints, cannot forts to seri’e the town. For Friday—1 p.m. TTiursday. the remodeling. But with the con and U.S. Senator Thurston Mor Mr*. Heard was bom in Hartford ICE C R E A M For Friday—1 n.m. Thumday. imately 26,8
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PAGE SEVEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,: MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 PAGE SIX people scurrying into the streets and pump sUtion in November af ter Si 16-month controversy. BUY TEXACO GASOLINE New Junior Higk - Kindergarten will meet tonight at fctf-safety. GOP Argues INikita T a lfe « o f Columbia 8 o’clock in the classroom of the Quake Kills 63, There were no immediate . re WHOLESALE Said 40% Complete Kindergarten building instead of^ ports of damage or casualties. Deaths Last Night Friday night as scheduled. Mrs." The Central, Meteorological Events Bath Pomp and tank loaned to users Plans to Slash Armed Forces L.aurens HOlbrook, .president, said Injures 200 in Agency reported the intensity of of over 2,000 gaUons anmfilly, The town has been' billed 8532,- Manchester Carrier thig is due tjO the fact that Co the quake at four on a scale of Pasadena^ Calif.—Dr. John F. (For commercial userb onlj), 405 so far on work at the North lumbia Congregational Church maximum seven at the epicenter in Sewer Stand G. Carruthers, 71, founder of the (OnnttniMd tfom Page One) more than 11 per cent, instead of End junior high school, 'almost holds its annual meeting Friday Peruvian Area southern Ibaragl prefecture, about United Nations Chaplains League, RACKLIFFE OIL the 7.7 per cent Increaae fixed In half the contract price. night and many of the tnembera died Wednesday. Carruthers, a T n the existing situation, if one the plan; nearly 50’^llllon rubW ' That price Is 81,118,533 snd t|he 30 miles northeast of Tokyo. It COMPANY country resumed tests. It weuld Acting Postmaster want to a’ttend it. , said the epicenter was some 50 Moncheater’s GOP town chair Presbyterian clergyman, had a worth of goods produced over the town paid 8362,784 as of Dec 31 (Continued from Page One) be follohred by other states poa- Mrs. Sol Koenigsberg reminds miles underground. man last night said the -town's heart allipent. He was former Hartford JAckson 7-5191 target, rnobe than the entire in according to an invoice In the gen , N O W -? •eiMlng’' nuclear weapons,” he mothers that tuition Is due., fall under^ the wheeja of automo In Tokyo, the shock registered abandonment of the ' West Side chairman of the American Reli dustrial output of Russia before eral manager’s office. warned, adding: the Bolshevik revolution In com Town Building' Inspector Thom John, J. ^pilw orth'of biles racing through the street. force three. Last year Tokyo had •ewer project "substantiated . the gious Radio Assn, and founder and U lR . way today at Horace. W. Porter Manchester Evening Herald only one quake of the same in dean of the Los Angeles Inter "The country which reeurpea parable prices. as Mopahan said some * of the Trumbull Highway ha* been ap Another refugee reported seeing claim” of a Republican Director tests first will thus assume grave pointed acting postmaster in Co School, for the fourth grade stu Columbia correspondent Mrs. Don tensity. collegiate School of Religious Edu Consumer gOods; Production money accounts for materials at & A V I . lumbia's third clsuss office effec dent. This will be culminatliig ac ald R. Tuttle* telephone Academy 10 persons buried when the roof of that the project was "poorly han cation and Social Service. Read Herald Advs. responsibility. rose by lO.S per cent, against the the site not yet in use. tive Jan 3i. at a salary of *4.600. tivity for a unit on Norway. 8-S435. a market collapsed. He said two dled, poorly-pi'epared* and poorly "I would like to stress ■ again 6.6 per cent Increase quota set. Taking a guess', he said the MCMEY Dilworth, a mall carrier in Man 4-H Club to Be Discussed others died when a corniefe broke presented.” ", that th| Soviet Union will also in Capital Construction: More than school is about 40 per cent com chester for the past 12 years, hw Mr.s, Joseph Saegda is a member off and fell from the Santo Domin Reardon Credits Town chairman John F. Shea Jr. .the .future adhere td its pledge not 1,000 large Industrial establish plete. been a resident here for about two of the 4-H Club County Club Com go Church. referred to remarks by Director to riMume experimental explosions, ments were put into operation last Officials hope the 750-O u p i I years. He is not known by many mittee which will hold its. winter Aircraft Union The second and third shocks Schools for Low Gilbert Barnes ih. N'ovembsr that provlfilng nobody else does so.” year; capital investment by the plant behind the police station on M i x or Match...Garden and Finast Quality 'people in the community, since his meeting Jan. 20 >t the County Ex came at noon and 4 p.m., but by the project was inadequately de Khrushchev called again for the state and cooperative organiza W. Middle Tpke. will be ready for work took him out of town each tension Office in Rockville. Plans Union Show then most of the people were hud Delinquency Rate scribed and that the town did not banning of all nuclear tests and tions, exclusive of collective farm occupancy by next September. day. ' With so many of the Cougty 4-H. dled in the streets and clear of know the correct legal procedure criticized circles In the U n J t e d Investments, totaled 276 bUHon Club activities forthcoming this falling walls and roofs. at the outset for obtaining It States he said are opposed to such rubles, 80 billion more than, 1958. He said last night that this is a Hartford, Jany'^14
>4 J- \ • 4 \ i " ' PAGE NIN« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, m O ______\______• ■ ■ ■ V II — i I—...... ' PAGE EIGHT EUzabeth M. Murphy, execuUve ^ ___ composition, for-.it n^ght Well have The "MUler’a Dance," with ite typ home of Mrs. Alma Lawton. Ell MMH Auxiliary lecretary of the Manchester divi Hov* Your Doctor Ike Urging proved to be his finest work. Thq ically Andalusian rhythms, ia prob sion of the ACS, will lead a dlacus- South Windsor ington Rd. Laundry Injunction Spotlight Good Program ably the most Intereeting, while Building Committee Being Used? lovely cattlena of the second move lion after the film showing. C d l Ir Your Prooeriptlon Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.- ment'(really the third, at planned the "Finale” is not. faf behind. 'i'o BI®®t Monday Obituary Earl Brogard and^ Mi"*- William by the composer) has genuine elo This last 4«cerpt la hosed on the " BOGUS $100 BILLS Doihrorod W ltlilii Tho McGill. Shifts to Manchester Case By Symphony "Jota” ahd the "Vito” character The Woroen’s''At^llary of Uu N ASA R u le quence. lit will Unger long In the Hartford, Jan. 14 (ffh—Several Traveler, 95, istic of Aragon and thus In good GOP Told Unit May Mrs. George Johndrow Manchester ‘ Evenlni^' Herald TTi^e B a b y Has memories of those who have heard Manchester MemoriU^ospItal will counterfeit *100 bills have been Hour Rockville— Mrs. Evelyn John- . The Norwich plaintiffs—Dupont By JOHN ORtTBER It even once. contrast to the prevloui dance, hold Its mid-winter me^thigrf Mon South Windsor correspondent El The Sunday-law injunction spot-#> while still preserving the continu found In five local banka, the U.S. drow, 42. of 34 Prospect St., wife Plans Speech Itcbell Red Tag and Troy Steam laundries S p a ce J o b i The Hartford Symphony Or- The oloalng offering consisted of Secret Ser.ice said yesterday. The more Burnham, telephone Mlt light shifted 'rom New London to three dances from the .'Three- ity of Spanish flavor. The audience day at 1 p-m. at SL Mary*B^laco- of George Johndrow, died yester 4-0674. —Mk only a temporary injunction eheatra was heard in another well pal pariah hall. agency did not sayvhow many of PINE PHARMACY day aftenoon st Rockville City Hartford today as Common Pleas until the General Assembly can re Cornered Hat,” by Manuel de found all three enjoyable, and Be Exceeding Power Been Named ••• chosen end well performed pro awarded the conductor and or A film, “Never Alone," depleting the biliB were discovered. It said 684 CENTER ST. Hospital. About Soviets Court Judge Michael Radln post view the statute which restricts (Continued from Pa||;e One) J. Falla. Conceived as a bUlet, the the bUla are from old plates that gram last evening at the Buslmell music does not suffer by its sep- chestra generous applause at the the purpose of the American Can She was born in Rockville. April poned a New London hearing until the type of business which can be cer Soctety, will be presented. Mias are known to the secret service. 13. 1917. daughter of Frederick Esvsay Finalists the thrust of an.v boosters now Memorial Auditorium. e^-atlon from t)w plot ahd'action. close. I . th»- io«T» builriin? r6mmittee.^to do, Daniel. Howard of Windsor, after a. similar hearing is held in carried on Sundays. , .. —«« . • * .« tions of iudjfinpnt cotftr, aa well ab Meyer And the- late 'HMcn Kerns The NorwUh plaintiffs are rep available. ' In addition to the published pro beinp ' y othrr ^o\frnn J^ Ldncatlonnl policy, Bames aald. Meyer. ' " world traveler, writer, historian, Going; to Capitol Hartford; resented in their® fight by the Furthermore, there Is at preip Judge Radin, presiding in New Cengy Mnile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. MlMch, gram, Bach’a chorale, "Come InteVpsts? 1' ! Cole also told the Republlcana Besides her husband and father, civtfc leader, and former school Hartford law firm of Rundbaken, ent no clear Department‘ o f. De* Sweet Death," waa added at the London Coufity Common-- Pleas fenae requirerfieiu for such vsr,v '23 Greenwood Dr. She was bom Jan. 12 at Manchegter Memo Thia qupcUon apranjt from rp- i»*i nisrht that the building: com- she leaves a son. Lawrence Doher principal in Windsor Locks will Fifty national winners of the Ryter and Lehrer,.lhe same firm very beginning; it waa played in Court, continued .for four weeks-a large boosters, For IHls resTOii I rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jwn Vnarka bv member Gllmoure Cole mittee'a GOP minority ty of Gardner.. Mass.; k daughter, speak on hietoric events and his which rep*'csents Connecticut memory of the late Dr. Shulman, Mfs. Kathleen Kiernan o f , Hart 1960 emplo.vment - of - the- handi hearing in that court for a tempo Laundercentec i.gainst Manchester. have assigned sole responsilri tty Miller, Mooers Forks, N. Y. Her patemat grandparenU are Mr, rary injunction sought by two Nor a founding member of the Hart laat nlKht about the oomm.ttP^a are^lh^ ‘ « “ t r ’'tjip ^xce^iona ford; two sisters, Mrs. Royal trip abroad at a South. Windsor capped essay conle.st will vie for The civil oases follow a crim for development of space vehicle '<"and Mra. Bernard Mlesch, 22'Greenwood Dr. She haa a aisier, ford Symphony Society, who was A&P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER ■ 261 BROAD STREET position in a rtisagroempnt witn ine| Harry Howroyd, are Thompson of Roc'ville and Mrs., Historical Society meeting at wich laundry firms wlimi want to boosters of very high thrust to -o Wanda Lee, 1. $2,000 in prizes and will be treat remain open oh Sundays. inal action in which the Common alsQ a perforrnlng member In the Board of Education school little bit weak,” and "only Joseph Kukevitch of East Hart Pleas Court upheld the conviction NA.SA last November.” Wood Memorial Library Monday ed In Me.V to a 2-day trip to Wash The casp- is similar to one pend Uea EUen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Bcheu^r. iriola section. renovations. tially there." ford; and four grandchildren. of a Groton laundry operator for There has been criticism in some First in Hartford Funeral services will be held evening at 7 ;45 p.m. ington, D.C., by the national AFL- ing: In Manchester, "nhe Connecticut ,r . l9B Mckee St She was bom Jan. 9 at Manchester Memorial Cole spoke at the invitation of The GOP minority has had Laundercenter Corp. is asking opening Sunday. Judge Radin said quarters of the admtnlstratlon'r The regular program opened OPEN TUES., WED., THURS., FRIDAY AND SAT. UNTIL 9 PiU. go along with Democratic deJ Saturdsy at S:16 a. .. at the Burke The 95-ycar-old poet w-as one of CIO. HosplUl. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the Republican Town, Committee in Deadline for the competing es Hartford County Common Pleasunfamiliar with that case. contention that super thrust boost . F. Kelly, Pittsfield, Mass. ' Her paternal grandparents are *ir. with "Jubilation, an Overture." by cisions prompted by fears about ^ Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St the oldest American travelers to udge John T. Dwyer, uphrtld the Municipal Buildinp. sayists is Wednesday. This year's Court to enjoin Manchester Police ers have no present high priority and Mrs.. Christian F. Scheufler, Plttsffeld, Mass. Robert Ward. contemporary taxe.s. Cole indicated. and at 9 a.m. st St. Bernard's Russia in August, 1959. Born In ingXJhe conviction, ruled that a in the defense program. He aRiecd with the contention of Church. Burial will be in St. Ber Rhode Island^ 1864, he graduat tfieme' ‘is "Jobs for the Handi permanently - from enforcing the American compoaer. Listed aa a 116 E. CENTER ST.-OPEN WED., THURS. AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P . M . Board of Education member Frank Republican members, beside State's Sunday closing law. ’ launnromat is not- a business of In hla message, Elsenhower said first performance In Hartford, the Cofe. are Raymond Goslee, Ed nard's Cemeter.y. . ed from Brown University and capped, Passports to Dignity." Tina Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ouellette, Pheldon. expressed at a GOP meet- The contest is sponsored nation A date for that hearing will be mercy olvnecesslty. NASA in carrying out Its new re - R t 2, Rockville. She was bom Jan. 9 at Manchester Memomi work proved to be a well construct mund Cox. ' and Dr. R. Gordon Friends may call.at the funeral taught in T'lblic schools and served In the'^injunction pleas, the sponsibility will be fdlly respon Injr in Novemb-r. that ack of com as town clerk in his native town. ally by the President's Committee set tomorrow. ed end honestly American com Campbell. ^ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and laundries sa^x^ey are such busi sive to specific reoulrements of the Hospital, Her maternal grandparenU are. munications caii.sed a large part of tomorrow from 2 to .5 and 7 to 9 Howard became principal of on Employmem of the Physically Judge Radin in New London was ...,sdn of Vernon Center, and D. H. Robinson of position. In some respects It sepm- the difference in cost estimates The Dcmocrals. besides How nesses. X.. Department of Defense-(or the ed a re-lncsmated “Jubilee”' by p.m. Wallingford High School, 1 a t e r Handicapped, and in Connecticut told by the parties there that the .... temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G. Leon Ouellette, Rt. 2, Bubmitie?i b\- the two, groups for royd. are Joseph Macaione, Ralph Manchester case will probably be Connecticut I>qndercenter is .development of very large boosters George Chadwick, refUrblehed and Caven, Raymond D. Mahoney, and principal of Windsor Locks High by the Governor's Commiltqe on Green st-, Ellington. She haa a brother, Daniel Robert. refurbishing' .'igbt oider eternen-, Employment of the Handicapped. cleared in the Hartford courts claiming the Sunday law statute: for future military missions. redecorated,, but with the same Miss Mary O'Dwyer. School, and in 1916 became head tarv schools The committee slash Eligible for competition are jun within three weeks. The Judge then does not apply to a colp-operated Eisenhower said the Defense- high good, humor, and Jovial caml- MElllIW UVVVUW VW VVVVW ^^ ed by .11426,050 the Board of Educa of the Windsor School system. He continued the Norwich case for shop which Is unattended, and that Department and the space agency Bryae David, son of Mr. and Mra. DeLamar A. Johnson, 134 val-like tunes. Funerals served for many years on the Con iors and seniors in public,, private ' Park Bt. He was bom Jan. 10 at Manchester Mernoriw Hoajri- tion's J1 million program. and parochial schooU., Twenty four. it is also unconstitutional. \ will eontlnue a coordinated pro - It is a relief to hear an Ameri Cole said, as Rheldon-had argued, Hebron necticut Conference for Social and gram for the development of boost - tal. HJs maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Noro- can who describes America in CUT FROM FRESH, TINDER, YOUNG, CORN-FED PORKERS _ committees in Connecticut,will se . r quilt Salt Lake City, Utah. His paternal grandparents sre Mr. CHICKENS that the building committee ap Mrs, Bertha Masse.v Labor Legislation. In 1951 he was ers ba.sed on the now available In- music, instead of trying tortured proached the schools as ph.ysical The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Mas sent to Geneva, Switzerland, as a lect winners from their areas. The and Mrs. E. A. Johnson, Salt Lake City, Utah. ROASTING • READY-TOrCOOK Jane Crillendeii top five winners wilt be awarded 'terrontinental ballistic,.missiles ae imitations of atonal Europeans buildings in ne/'d of repair and not sey. El Paso, Tex., and formerly National Education A.ssoctation of welLas the intermediate range mis who have nothing to describe. The 4’/2 L6 AVERAGE LB aa educalional institutions for of Manchester, was held . this the United Slates delegate to the cash prizes totaling .$1,000. The Foiled Bandit Grabs Carta Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carl ^IrW lA first place winner will join winners sile.s. work is "logical, well-knit, timely, which the Board of Education may Named to Board morning at the Holmes Funeral World Federation of Education. He added that on the basis of • St. She was bom Dec. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hosplt^. and enjoyable. have planned special cducationar Home, 400 Main St., followed by a He wrote several books includ from the other states for 'the -* Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 7ft BROILERS CHICKENS Washington trip and the compe its new assignment, the spa'-« Maria -Luisa Faint was featured PORK LOINS programs as part of the renova At Middlebury requiem Ma.ss at St. Bridget's ing "A Glimpse of Anbient Wind ■rVlsw St- Her paternal grandmother le Mrs. Bertlm W l^ lla , 7» tition for the national prizes, to be Cash in Second Bank agenc.v has 'ss.'um'cd technical di soloist in the third piano poncerto WHOLE ^WHOLE ^ ^'/2-3’A lbs tions, ‘ Church. sor," published in 1936, and is the rection of the Sqturn aliper boost i-Ridge St She has a brother, Paul, and a sister, Cheryl, 3. FULL RIB FULL LOIN (CUT-URlb35e) L B W W The Rev. Leo Martell, ' S.S.E., awarded the top five in the group. - • ♦ • • ♦ bv Beethoven. She- haa a technique 7-RIB LOIN No communications came be Jane C. Crittenden has been author of a text, "The History. er project. That p'Njiect is intended LOINS of Putney, 'Vt., for whom Mrs. Government and Institutions of The local Judging committee, of detectives in Stratford, and Del. Chat allows her cleanly and fleet HALF tween the two groups, Cole add^ (Contlnned from Pago One) to give the United States boosters Robert Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. N i^ol^ ly played scales, powerful chords, PORTION HALF 3 Raesis elected to Skyline, the governing Massey had been a former house the U. S.” He lalso served as pres which will judge essays s\ibmitled Andrew Hovan said that Carman PORTION The building committee was not in with even greater tb^st than Rd.. East Hartford. He was-bora Jan. 8 at and a large tone. The work was hiel. C.nter Chepa lad. Center Chepa A Cenler Chsne P O R K C H O P S board of the Mountain • Club, at keeper. was celebrant. ident of the Windsor Historical in the Mancheater-Rockville area, Another teller In- the bank ob Young, another teller, saw the ban-, Alweyt F«ll 7 libs Avg. Wgl. 3-4 Ibe. vited to any Board o. Education those used by Russia in ifJk^pectae- rial Hoapital. His maternal grandparent# are Mr. and Mrs, well suited to her capabilities and meetings and had to "go hunting Middleburj,' College, Middlebury. Burial was In the family plot in Society. is composed of Dr. Merrill Ru- tained a description of the station dlt leave Faux' window and slajl -- ter J. Banner. 49 Salem Rd. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. SMOKED Mt. Hope Cemetery, Talcottville. binow. Atty. Herbert J. PhelonJr., out the front door of the bank. He ular accompll.shmenls in \Outer she, gave it an excellent"^ per for- certain da‘ a it needed, he said. Vt. ■ ■ The public la invited to attend. wagon in which the bandit escaped. Space. ' ; X and Mrs. Robert D. Nichols, Hartford. He haa a brother, Wil formance which was warmly ap CENTER CUTS LB Cole went on' to say that the The Rev. Dennis Hussey read the Refreshments will be served by and Miss Harriet Kemp, librarian followed and obtained a description Election to Skyline follows a . Police Chief Patrick J. Flanna- That ta.sk is being carried obf ■ • Ham Robert, 14 months. plauded by the audience. She lacks building committee, supposed to committal service, assisted by the the ladies of the society after the at Mary Cheney Library. of the car, which he gave to police • * • • • LB LB LB tlfyoul period among Mountain Rev. John Crowley. S.S.E.. Mystic. gan, described the bandit as being when they arrived, b,\ the Von Braun, team at the ^ Brian David, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hawthorne a true cantabile style, as well as a LB SAUSAGE PATTIES be a nonpartisan, non-poliqy-mak- lecture. Essays submitted in the local I five feet seven inches tall, about Army Balll.stic 'Miasile Agency's Turner. 89 thorough emotional grasp of the ing, technical .group, is being Club members. Selection is based Bearers were Paul Cahastnenay, area can be sent direct to the Gov S t r a,t f o r d Patrolman John a t He waa bom Jan. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hoe^Ul. I«s Ma.v Endorse Kennedy 30 years of age, an? wearing a tan Hughes chased the car for more headquarters at Huntsville, Ala. work, but her understanding of its SUPER-RIGHT FULLY-COOKED ^ asked to do things which may not uDon leadership ability, as well as I Luther Hud.son, Herbert Johnson, ernor's Committee office at 92 maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Eugene T. East H ^ o r d . knowledge of and interest in the j Harold Webb. Richard Massey and The Democratic Town Commit overcoat, a dark hat, creased in the than three miles on Route 8 at El.senhower said that in addition structural problems-was truly ex BROWN'N SERVE B O Z PK G W ft# be in its authority. tee wiil meet Friday at the Town Farmington Ave., Hartford, or to middle,-and with swarthy features. speeds between 95 and 100 miles to the Saturn project Itself he His paternal grandmother ia Mra. Fran- cellent. SUPER-RIGHT SHANKLESSI DEFAnED! SKINLESS! THEY'RE EASY He skid it work.e in an at club's acliviUes. 1 Clifford Massey. the State Employment Service of ford He has two brothers, Scott Thomas, 3V4, and Craig Fran Hall at 9 n.m. immediately after He was reported by the teller to an hour. He caught Carcare 500 wants to provide the-space agency Following intermission came the mosphere “dominated" • by the The Mountain Club organize* fice in Manchester at 806 ‘ Main the Town Meeting. DTC Chairman have been driving a gray, late feet east of the Bridgeport city with an organization equipped for :y^2V4.; unflniahed Tenith Symimony of SEAAI”BONELESS cm kid h a a a s EITHER HALF LB Democratic party and, that par seasonal outings fpr studenU. Ac Harry J. Odium said it ia expected St. model station wagon, tivities Include picnics, long trail line , on Huntington Turnpike. developing and operating large ,«|« U Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh H. Gustav Mahler. This selection ty's concern over keeping down CHfiiei*amaii’s Aide that members will endorse Sen, “ Last year’s winner from Man Henry Faux, a bank teller told 1 1 commemorative of the lOOth an hikes, a woodsmen's weekend,, ma Bridgeport police, coming from the space vehicle boosters, and, to per- SIO Garden Dr. She was bom Jan. 8 at Save W Uh A& P’» Begutar I a h v Meta Priees! the tax rate.. John Kennedy as the Democratic chester was Paula Adams, 15 S. police the man came Into the bank, opposite'-dirMtion, forced Carcare; ml! it to conduct related research, niversary of the composer’s birth, Asked for Consultation • ple sugar slalom, and the main Linked to Breaks nominee for president. Hawthorne St., qalutatorian jof the about 10:50 a.m, and came to 'his HospiteL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. TOomas _ ' _ ■ 1^0 m m sports and social event of the year, to swerve Kis car off the road. ' 'This; he said, ran be done by Martin. 13 Cedar St Her paternal grandparents are Ms. and received a senaitlve performance Fresh Pigs Foot Director Robert Gordon, in a Town calendars for 1960 have 1959 Manchester High School w'indow,where be said he produced Police said he offered no 1 transferring to the space agency under the baton of hla kinsman the winter carnival in February. a revolver knd said; "get a bag.” re- Mrs. Charles H. Ferguson Jr., 160 Forest Bt Ground Chuck ouestton and answer period, said A photographer's assistant who been received. Section ■ aptaina are senior class. Miss Adams also ■(stance. 'the development operations dlvi- FrlU Mahler. /* Sirloin Steok h«ss Crittenden, a sophomore, is urgfd to be present at the meeting placed fifth among State winners Faux said he turned as If to go the Board of Directors has been the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. has admitted to 84 housebreaks in Bridgeport Police said he had *inn of the army ballistic missile Likewise a flrat performance in Fat Salt Pork putting the committee to con- to take harge of their distribution. and was the recipient of a *50 for the bag and aa he passed the Deiwa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Hartford, it ia a difficult work to Porterhouse Steak Short Ribs of Beef Benton Crittenden. ■ several Connecticut towns has also other tellers, he said be whispered. been convdeted there in I9r>l of in-' "Eency snd certain supporting per- Oak S t She waa horn Jan. 8 at Manchester Memorial H o^lw . iulUnt use by asking it opinions been linked to breaks In Manches Break Reported cash award; . a s s e s s on the basis of only one Give Memorial Bonk '"This is a holdup.” decent assault and In 195.5 o f ; sonnel. . Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Claries End Cut Shins of Beef Pork Spare Ribs t and letting it cut work estimates A memorial book has been pre ter. Resident .State Trooper Ronald breach of peace, resisting arrest Hearing. It is less restless than Top Round Steok II obtained by the Board of Educa Two Manchester police officers Jacobsen, is Investigating a break He then left the hank by a rear New Portland, Maine. Her paternal grandjwmits are many of the earlier symphonies sented to Douglas Library in mem door and went to a nearby public and use of profane language. BANKRUPTCY COURT f/ Mrt- JoMph Ralmond. 143 Highland St She haa a brother. Cooked Ham aNnRtucES U •• tion from professional technical questioned the suspect. William .1. at Dell’s Dairy Bar on Rt. 5 dia; Hartford. Jan.’ 14 i>Ti — First and there are no awkward out Brisket Corned Beef u ory of Mrs, Marietta G. Horton, telephone booth, from which he Cuke Steok II IMPORTED, 2 LB A « Q sources. “I don't think .the build^- Coleman. 25. of Southington, at covered Tuesday morning. About About Town ! meetings of creditors yesterday in Tbomaa» 3; and a lUter, Angela. 3J4- bursts verging almost on hysteria mother of Daniel G. Horton, judge asked the operator for the Police NORWICH WOM.AN KILIED Conned Homs DANISH « « Ing committee has the authority, of probate. The title is "Rug Hook length this morning in Bristol, JIO in small change was taken, he Norwich, Jan. 14 tflh —A oar ' petitions before U S Referee In which characterize some of his Kidney Lamb Chops where he is being held. D^epqrtment and was erroneously Donas Lee, daughter of Mr. apd Mrs. Richard G. 24 earlier music. Delmonico Steaks 18 he said. ing and Braiding," by Dorothy said. Anderson Shea Auxiliary, 'VFW, «nnected with Bridgeport Pollbe. amaahed Into an abutment on Bankruptcy Saul Berman in Walker St She waa bom Jan. 8 at Manchester Memoriw Hos- Cole told Atty. John Rottner Bristol police said Cedeman has Enlranee to the building was cluded: Genuine Eloquence Pork Roll l lB T iN 3.19 Lawless. This is an especially ap admitted to breaks in 12 towns .— invites the public to a setback card The cail was relayed immediate the Connecticut Turnpike here 1UJ. Her maternal grandparenU are Mrs. James Rourke and Shoulder Lomb Chops 18 that 130 0 ,0 0 0 of the cut levied by propriate book in her memory, made llirough a lavatory window.- ly to Stratford Police by Bridge today, killing Mra. lamia J. William M, Wealherbee. 187 oseph Zwack. Albany. N. Y. Her pfttemal gr^dfathw Is It "la regrettable that the com Joneless Sirloin IB the committee came from ignor Bristol. Manchester, Southington, Jacobsen said tracks in the snow party for Uie benefit of the March 5 35® since Mrs. Horton, in her long Ufe of Dimes tomorrow a9 p.m. at port Police. Darmstadt of 405 Washington Pond St., Hartford, assets. 1903..58; Arthur Rand, Portsmouth, N. H. She has three sisters, Unda, poser did not live to finish the Colo Slow 1*01 MtG ing Board of Education progiam Wal.lingford, Cheshire, Meriden, showed'at least two persona were 8 Lomb Flunk for Stowing ^ 23*^ of 98 years, had made many beau the VFW Post Home. Capt. Raymond E. Chaffee, chief St., Norwich.' liabilltie.s. $8,134.12. B84: Mslodle, 3. and Deborah, 18 months. Top Round Roost requirements while J150.000 came East Hartford, West Hartford, Hart Involved. They ransacked the office tiful rugs and used to show others ford. Waterbury, Prospect and ^ B # • • • from strictly technical changes the and threw papers around, appar L omb Fore, Bono In lb35‘' Fresh Fowl how she did it. Farmington - - in an 18-month Rtmald, son of Mr. and Mra. Roaario Perrone, J02. Face Rump Roost committee made in building needs. Swap Books ently In search of money. Jacob- Bt He was bom Jan. 8 at Manchester Memorial H ^ lta l. Hia period. sgp'said the thieves then left the ALL BEEF Chickens RACK* AND NICK*^^ Rottner said the technical ■Tihere' was a swap group meet The total amount of loot In the Personal Notices Kidney Vool Chops n 1.09 building through the front,door. IB changes — such as substituting ing for exchanging hooks today breaks was not Immediately dis Ground Beef HAMBURG firestops for steel stairwells at Mary Cheney Library, Man closed. Mothers Club Meeting Chicken Wings ^ would be in the committee's prov chester, which the Douglas Li Police Chief James M. Reardon Wapping Mdthers Club will Kmnetlv SB nomtha. In ’ Memoriam ince, but ignoring Board of Ed said initial information is that Cole meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Wap In loving memory of my dear huo* Swanson TV DThnors IA brary staff attended. B|Lnd, Richard wrisnt, vho pawed away ucation program requirements Church Election man committeed breaks on School ping Community House. Karin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Mortensen JMUa^ 14. 195R and waa laid to reat St. and at the Centennial Apts, in IIILIIVVUW VIAAM ^^ was not. Officers elected st the annual Mrs. Martha Irwin, program Main Bt, South Coventry. She waa bom 1 ^*®. 28 at Haraort in the JSaat Cemetery- CppkeiNdm THIN SLICED As private citizens, .committee Manchester "some time ^ o .” committee chairman, announces a Hospital, Hpr maternal grandfathsr la E. 8 .- W r i ^ t ^ * ^ o " t . meeting of St. Peter's Episcopal Coleman has been questioned by Ala. Hte lAtemal rgrirndmother la Mw. Dorothy R. stortensen, Tliere la aomeone who mlaaea you FLORIDA FRESH members may question Board , of Parish, are: Senior warden, Lewis bingo game- and white elephant aadly. Beef Tongue Education programs, but as mem State and other local police de sale for the meeting. Members are Bloomflsid. ■ Shs haa a brother, Christian, 3$4; and thrse alsters, In the nonie where you used to be. W. Phelps; junior warden, D. Ben partments in Bristol since being Someone who tfied to serve you. LB ' bers of a technical body they can ton Crittenden; parish clerk, Mrs. asked to bring a 2,5 cent pantry Linda. 1284, Lesa, A and Laurene, 1. But God willed it'not to be. CELERY HEARTS 19 bound over to Superiod Court yes item as a bingo prize, and articles ^ Good Bacon SLICED concern Ihentselves only with Clarence E. Porter; vestry, for terday on charges of breaking and technical Mpects of plans, Rottner for the elephant sale, such as KwidaU Robert son of Mr. and Mrs. G«orge D. Maharan, 28 Bevond* the sunaet oh glad reunion. U. S, NO. 1 .- SIZE A SUPER-RIGHT three years, Davis Caulkihs, Mrs. entering and larceny. . Bancroft Rd„ Rockville. He was bom Jan. 2 at Hartford Ho^ With our. dear loved ones gone before. Fronkf orts ALL MEAT SKINLEIS ’ PRG *55' said. Aceynath Porter, and Donald Mur In the meantime. State Troopers clothing or useable household In that fair homeland well know no Cole held mit the possibility the items. Mrs. Lorraine Johnson will pi tal. His tnstemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. parting. SWIFT'S LINK U B 4 3 ^ ray; member to serve two years, from "Colchester have been ques ^m ham , East Hartford. Hia paternal grandmother is Mrs. Beyond the sunset forevermore^ POTATOES 50 BAC1 4 ^ committee has been "used . . . by replacing Henry A. Jones, Walf.er tioning a groun of youths currently be In charge of refreshments. Sausage Se OFF SALES O F F « PKG Marietta W. Maharan, 83 Bancroft-Rd., Rockville. He has a sis JUICY. design." He added: Perhaps we Schroeder; treasurer. Phelps: held in New Haven County Jail PVF to Host Group ...... A T EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Sadly missed by his loving wife. ter, Cheryl Busan, 8. ' Mary, and son. Ian. LARGE SIZe6 . - F 0 | 129 have been used to advise on things auditor. G. Earle Porter: and sex concerning breaks in Colchester The Senior Pilgrim Youth _Fel- Temple Oranges we didn't have authority to decide ton, Warren’ Holbrook. and towns east of Manchester. [owghtp of the. Wapping Conimu- Scott Rudolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Eliasson, 103 Buck- FLORIDA on." % hil.v Church Will be hosts to the In Memoriam Grapefruit FULL OF JUICE/ 5' BAGaA 39'^ . .Henry Jobes .resigned a.s junior land Rd.. Wapping. He was . bom Jan. 4 at Hartford Hospital. In loving memory of hueband snf SPECIALLY PRICED He Indicated the committee went Youth Group of the Center Con UB 4 OZ « O C after a cheaper school renovation Warden and Henry A'. Jones, re CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP His matwnal g;randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hancock, father Joeeph Gaudino, who paseed REAOI^-'USE signed as head of Altar Guild and Shutdown at Royal gregational Church, Manchester, East HarlfbnI. Hla paternal glhndparente are Mr. and Mrs. George away January 14, 1942. Cello Spinach i0,;efpk9 it* FKG MUD CHEDDAR LB 49= program than the one recommend Sunday at 7 -n.m. at the Wapping ed by the Board of Education be Fleur de Lis. Her successor has Eliasson, 84 Ruckland St He has a slsteri (Christine, 5, Your memory U a* dear today, not been appointed as yet. Community House. • • « • • Aa in the hour you passed away. 3 t 8 s 2 9 = cause of the threat of a tax hike. Will Affect 3,000 A film on Alcoholism wdll be OSCAR MAYER Escarole GRAfib FOR SAUDS Directors Concerned The report of the parish treas .niWM I31saberii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Rgiiert S. Mat>- Wife, son and family. Highly unteturattd. ABP'i ell purpoen puraW n- •!' urer, Lewis W. Phelps, was read shown and a discussion will follow. FULLY COOKED The possibitriy the voters might loliMnued from Page■One^ Dancing and refreshment.s -will thews, FamtstoSd Dr., Wapping. She was JwrtTjan. 6 at S t and approved. cans Francis Hospital, Hartford. Hw maternal grandparents are a&. dexola "„r.,s2r,„53'J 97' reject thk Board of Education's complete the evening's activities. program had concerned some Di- The church budget calls for J14.- JUBILEE HAMS and Mrs. Edgar F. Roberson, Screven, Ga. Her paternal grand At the same time, it was pointed . Dance Saturday NABlSCQr^PECIALLY PRICED ^rectors. Later, General Manager 755, of which .14,800 will cover the ojf't by Cook that production of mother la Mrs. Ina U Matthews, Merrick, Long Island, N.Y. > X /R ich a rd Martin commended the salary of the rector, support of the The Avery Street Grammar S p ecia i /lectric typewriters would be re School PTA will hold a semi- ALP - FROZEN committee for knocking down the episcopate, clergy pension fund, duced. too. Thus, the electric as Nappy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Welch, c r a c k e r s 12 0Z PKG 28' 10 OZ A A C formal dance ^turday in the SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL Lb. 5 7 c BITZ PKGS •• figure to a point "where the Board travel allowance, operational ex sembly departments of the com 1600 Manchester Rd.. Glastonbury. She wag bom Jan. 6 at Saie! STRAWBERRIES 5 of Directors can act on it." penses for rectory, discretionary school gymnasium from 9 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are pany would be closed on alternate until midnight. Music will be fur 16.0Z. CANS (Whole or-shank half) "^SPECIALLY PRICED Director Gilbert' Barnes, last fund, repairs and Improvements, Mondays, starting Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenne, Ithaca, N. Y. Her paternal grand Mild Mellouir Elgh^'^ AAP - FROZEN night said he saw no harm,In hav utilities and fuel, custodian's sal nished by the Hi Tones, a 5-piece mother ia Mrs. Helen F. Welch, Westfield, N. J. ' She ■ has a In concluding his letter, the orchestra. There will be prizes and O'clock Ceff^ 2 4 5= ing the committee give opinions. ary. Insurance, salary of organist brother, Richard D. Jr., 3V4; and a sister, Susan Aime, 184- HEINZ KETCHUP BRUSSEr SPROUTS 2 43^ But he add-d that, historically, typewriter executive expressed free refreshments. BONELESS and choir director, musical sup the hope that "increased business there has been "a lot of effort to plies. Mr’s. Patricia Malone, chairman - h MEAT VARIETIES u. Aspdragus Spears 3 ’®“^“ $! make them give opinions on other activity predicted for I960 will of the PTA ways and means, com PORK ROAST 1 IB- Church school children attend materialize a,nd that anticipated cans technical'matters around town ... . ing the family part o'f the 10 a.m. mittee is in charge of arrange- B AG I CAMPBELL'S SOUPS 6 ^CANS $1 A&P Fancy Peas mavbe they'll be sewer •xperts." production will be maintained dur men'LS. Donations will be $2. service, if not with parents, are ing th* remainder of the year." . 3 LB BAG 1 .4 9 Bedns CREEN, raENCM SmE 1^7 M FKU ^1 This appeared to be in reference askec^ to be sure to sit' in the Purpose of the affair ia to raise- PHILADELPHIA, SPECIALLY PRICED to a request by Martin thgt the The announcement comes as money for the treasury to help TV-Radio Tonight front row of pej«,’8 only, and not part of a complicated economic committee make recpmmehdations to open pew doors st the time of defray the coat of school projects. SHURFINE INSTANT COFFEE 8 OZ PKG 30' ‘ involving;the how-abandoned W.cst situation facing the domestic type 28 Become Brownies SILVERBROOit FRESH CREAMERY CREAM CHEESE t^c recessional hymn. Ushers will llOUID DETIROINT Side sewer ^rojert. Some members writer industry. Union spokesman Twenty eight thi’ d and fourth 4^- TV viewing ------. 7 .. „„ attend to this and children leave- here and* elsewhere have, hit out grade^J’leasant 'Valley School girls 4 3 c BUTTER PRICE REDUCED 1 LB PRINT 0» PURE FLORIDA 7 3 = questmnelJJieiL.auLhqmyJLn. .this , J NATIVE CHICKENS M u. VQT- WJSK p,hts41^ 'QUARTS matter. at foreign imports, and have receive? Efbwnie^isrhs dUHltjrTff^ (■TO BROIL OR PitY) Television Is easy today . .; called, for tariffs on both foreign vestiture ceremonies held by Troop SUNNYBROOK, GRADE A, ALWAYS STRICTLY FRESH fresh CONTS Martin also asked the commit Plan Skating Party 6 .0 Z . J A R 6:00 Big t Theater (in progesa) ^ Betty Hutlon'BHow ORANGEJUICE 2 FOR REALLY FAST THRIFTY DISHWASHING tee to study Temple Beth Sholom typewriters and those of domestic 4 at Uie Pleasant Valley Clubhouse ::ki: ffirst Show (In progress) 22 S:30----- The Real- -'cCpye i z o z j g c for library use despite outright A skating party for Hebron Con firms manufactured abroad and Saturday. EarlyEarly bhpw (in progress) Staccato FRESH EGGS ‘. T .oi 47V ^E^-PRICIREOUCIDI Twilight‘ dill_____ Iheater (in progress) CtUian, Soldier tux IIOUID DETtRGENT CAN • opposition by. the Library Board gregational Church members -Is .then shipped in. Mrs. Edward R. Kuehn, “Mrs. Johnny Rtngo 3. 12. planned for Saturday, 'rom 4 to_7 _____Hucklebjerry ------” ' to .auqh use. . . —Royal McBee and other type-, Charles N. Enes and Mrs, Lillian^ Cartoon Flaybauaa - 9700, Movie-.at Nbe $h«rp CKilWoi'Cheest - “ 65‘ JUIvE t»INIAPPlI-OllAPIFRUIT - CAN V y , And the cemmitlee's school re- p.m., wMthef .perrnittihg. Paptlcu- writer concerns have , asked ' the Ms.son are leaders of the troop. Cisco Kid Bachelor Father lars may be learned by contaiiltlng 6:25 Weather. News and Sports Zane Gray Theater . novation figures are the ones being U.S. 'Tariff Commission for a Receiving Brownie pin, were NESTLES CHOCOLATE BARS i:S0 Phone Your Answer Pat Boone Show PRICE REDUCED used by the Board of Directors’ George. Alden II. or Mary Coolidge. broad investigation into the ef Patricia Enes, Kathryn Molloy, 1 Skiers (>ra«ri Douglas Fairbanks ChMS$ Slices STRIPED OR PLAIN - 22" x 44" fiscal policies committee in plarv- The Hebron adult choir will re- fects of imports on domestic mar Claudette Chagnon, C,vnthla Za MILK, ALMOND or CRUNCH Brave Eagle 9:30 Tenn Ernie Ford (C) 10. 22. hearae , thia evening at 7 in the S^rts. Newi A Wegther Untouchables I. 63. Clied O-Bit 23' ’ 79' p’kS 1 . 0 0 ninfe: a.proposed capital improve kets. Royal McBee has al.so been gorsk!, Roxanne Hitchcock, Susan 6:45'Doug Ddwarde . CBS Reporter NUTLEY MARGARINE 6 church. reported- as' even agreeing to hav Stead, Karen Kelloway, Valerie John Datey 10:00 Groucho Marx 10. 22. fUNSHIkt CMCKEBS aUieZ|wC T O W E L S 2 fdp9 8 ‘= ments bond issue for a vote next 10:30 Mike Wallace The Men’s Fellowship of the He ing duties imposed on its own for- Smith. Beverly Ballard. Mariann HunUay-Brlqkley Cheez.-lts skciauy pkiced pkc I# AP'S PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING •pring- . 6:55 Burke-Barenta Take a Good Look 3. 40. 1 LB npe 3 LB # a C 12" HEAVY WEIGHT No Reconciliation Try bron Congregational' Chtirch will eign-produced typewrller.s to help Campanelli, Ann Marie Dangopa, 7:00 TEA Lawless-Year* Cole, told Mis. Dorothy .lacob- he host to the Columbia Men'a fel- stabilize the market picture. Kathleen DeNtrhola, Barbara Movie at Seven Death Vallty. Days IdMCOtor s d tin e i n * F « 2 9 ' CAN AJ c a n 0 0 .Jarvis, Naftcy Kuehn, Rosemary Newe and Wcathar 32. U;00 ^ e Big Niwe cI B X O SHORTENING . son that no effort is being made to Idwship, Jan. 17. A breakfast will It is estimated that the total . „ r.- bars This Man Dawson News Sports A Weather 1, FACE CLOTHS 6 0, 9 8 '' reconcile the'committee and Board be served at 7:30 a m. and the Rev payroll of the-Royal McBee opera- Moduanb, Wendy Moser, Dianne Fi|ei of Jeffrey Jtinee - Feature 40 Irfucotor Butter Cookies »“ 29' of Education renovation ealimatef, ! Jfehn DeSousa.bminlster to Men and Uons^ in Hartford alone come, tq Ranchurt, Linda R>eder. Rieder. Si.aanSusan 7:15 West Hass Rlghllghts Barry ilarenti CAN N O N '- KITCHEN - SPECIAL VALUE! Statger, Donna. Dodd, Debbie. .... Bag 49c Huntley-Brinklev 11:16 Jack Paar 12. sp’s home heating although "somebody in charge' of * Missions for the Connccticut'Con- atoiiind million annually. NABISCO DATE and NUT COOKIES Doug Rdwarde Startight Movie Salted Cashews JANE PARKER^B INCH SIZE,REG. 53c *20 Mason, Doqna Lach, Kathleen world's Best Movies things should ask-us to do this.'.' i ference. of CongregaUonal Chria- KEEBLER SALTINE ...... IJi. Box 29c 7:30 Law of Tha Plainsman . su riNEMPI-E I IT 14 »Z . TERRY FOR tlan Churches, will be the apeak-, Very, Jeanne Bartle and Gail 8 Shotgun Blade ' Night Spot *■ o u f w a y! T O W E L S !2 5 9 ' He called for a Charter Revision Gale Storm 8.40. H 11:30 Jack Paar - Del Monte Drink 4 OMNFE '*LV“can 35' APPLE PIE .EACH 39' er. A'i ■ cordial invitation to the Evans. .. ' ' / ■ Ted Steele Show Commission study toward increas Four Just M!en I PINEAMLE-CEAPEMOIT PIHEAPPLE-CEAPEFWIT mqC Prkes shown in 'this* aOL lURtMteod thn Sot., ing communication 'between ■ the Gilead Church to join, this group la Kathy Reardon, Teresa Doyle g:00 DonnaIS need 8. 40. 63 12:60 News A Weather You get premium quality and Linda -Shaffer were awarded Danger Is Uy Business ' 18 1:00 Late Mews Del MobIc Drink igTHozcAM 2V Jen \6 end effective le this communlDr & vlilitty committee. Board of Education, extended. Wedding News Prayer Mobiiheat with I^T-98 .. . the JANE PARKER - LARGE - REG. 49c . ( ^ ' Ike IJkea'Terham additional memberahip starg, Bat MastersonMsaterson ■22 a euM news most completely effective fuel and Board o f Directors. He cited SEE SATURDAY’S t Y WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINO Dei Monte Fancy Peas 2 ' » ' 39' THE OBEAT ATLANTIC K PACIPtC TIA COMPANY, continual ‘"slu'mblings' 'aqd mis-' President Eisenhower has sent to The Troop Comiititlee includes oil additive in ijM today. And ANGEL FOOD EACH 39' ^ understandings" in the way things ' il'® Senate the name of Philo J. Mr.s. Horace Ballard, Mrs. Carolyn [ iil-lj you gat premium gervioe. Au- . Davis-Chrisliana Doyle and Mrs. Robert Sta'iger. operate now. 1 Perham for approval aa poatmaater BONELESS BRISKET (HEAD CUT) tomatie deHveriee . . . a bal- The marriage of Mi.sa Hazel BiiUdtng Incj’eases Cinnamon Breokfost Rolls "“ipkisi”' ^9' Barnes said the Board of F-duca- ; ih the Araslon Post Office. Beitrice CfirUtiana to David M. Radio aic^dpayment plan and many F^orvel Anti'Freeze ofVS'ErMicE can 39' tlOn. should have beeinexppcled ttrj ' ~Choir#T
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‘ PAGE ELEVEN THURSDAY. JANUARY 14,'l96p_^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 PAGE TEN ______% ^ y ...... ■' ' ' DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE ’ MAJOR HOOPLE THE BUfiGS BUNNY, Grid Coaches Approve New Substitution Rule TmE DOES that HMM...THERE'S EVERY TIME I '///S SLEC> 1 I Herald Angle THINIC It'S OC OCAP-EYE ' COME DOWN THE /WAR-RLlMPM/ 1 HATE- TO FOG ^ PLOP HILLl 1 WISH HIS SOINa TO COME Answar to PrBviouB Pu«J> By •ua«V NEVER MiSSESy AS 6UCLID ONCa IWATTeCHNlCQLOR H ARM. WOULD SE1L IN HANDY! L 4ES-a THS owls club a paosjeti TW& « n c f H e i , CICERO! ‘ PiaUREYOU'RB j Fruit Stand W EARL YOST First Reaction TIRED i ■THS ^TSiNNBR LAST<^ sm alln ess OF IM Celts Check Skid,\ o e y e l o p in g , * NiewT WAG S^rta Editor CWIC iH E MIND IS Burv HAVE THOSE CJIHSH Dupas Keeps on Top, jMEBieeEST LEADER INVERSELY . OWLS CLUB ACE0 8 8 4 Portuguese [ imi») ince India r-im Seen Favorable IS BACK FLOP S PROPORTIONAL LOAFERS THOUGHT 1 Tropical fruit —ANY THE ELASTIC 5 Aged pji Top Drawer Speaker for Key Dinner TO th e Sire- OF WORKING For 6 Dried-plum Cll Bob Cousy Injured ONE WANT BROKE ON 8 Vegetable Easily Defeats Lane OF THE MOUTH.' j n e money 11 Small apaca n Two Championship teams in successive seasons, 1947 and SOME WTHEMA^SOR'Si 7 Soak flax Around Nation X BUT FOR YOUR 13 More profound m |l948, iihthe Western Division of the National Football League ------UNUSED \ Pe r p e t u a l / 8 Capsize ■ n> New York, Jan. 14 (A?)—'The Boston Celtica righted them \ gANaUET MOTION INFORMATION, 14Reirin| S Approached ii?ii [and one pl^’off win in 1947, were-achieved by the Chicago ji WE ARE MAKING IB Calamui Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 14 Mobile, Ala., Jan. 14 tiP)— rounds for the victor, three for selves just in time to protect their 2Vi*g8Bie lead w er the tickets ^ / ( m acmjne^ ' f i n a n c i a l 10 Sea birdt jCardiii^s. Despite this record of being at the top, Jimmy YS 18 Suffix 12 Slippery (,/P)—The college footballers Lane and one even. > arrangements ICohzelman found the life as a head pro‘football coach too ‘•Th* only way to beat a "I kept him off balance all Philadelphia Warriors in the Eastern Division of the National « ' tM. 17 African worm 13 Dealeri in still must learn to play the tJi itat UR. Pm. M V. 29 Containers 3B Property Item southpaw la to keep right on the time." Dupas said. "He ------^Basketball Assn. IS Milt (Scot.) drygoods , J demanding and left the scene'to enter the public relations Faced with the posMbllity of 33. Split 41 Short Jaeket game both ways—offense and top of him." said Ralph Dupas. caught me on the chin several j i t 20 Seaionlng 18 Rowing llleld after the 1948 aeason.. Fors,------:------having their margin cut to IVi . l-iv Impl^ent 34 S?t. 43 Cubic meter defense. The rules makers as times, but he never did hurt 22 Caroline Medicos (tb.) Itlie paat 11 years, the one-time i The New Orleans battler games last night after the War BY V. T. HAMLIN ■aland 21 Rgd-canopy 35 Affirmative 48 Protects Shins me. ALLEY OOP 49 Summer (Fr.) No. 1 mentor In the NFL has sured this by passing a re was -speaking with some au riors had racked up their lOUi 28 Very (Fr.) 23-Bawed lumber reply ' - - been w I t h the D’Arcy Adver Will (The Still) Chamberlain vised substitution rule labeled as a thority In hli dressing room "This was one fight I want .ftCouple 37 Rough shelter 51 Legal point 1 straight, victory with a 133-131, 24 Ooze tising Agency In St. Louis.* Con is the most talked about profes compromise between unlimited sub last night. He had Just scored ed to win more than any other 26 Remeriibe 27 Ring gauge 38 Tarry 52 Tree in my life. Now Td like to overtime triumph over Syracuse, sidered one of the top three sports sional basketball player In m ^- stitution, advocated by most of the- a unanimous decision over, an the Celtics pulled themselves to 28 MembraiToUf coaches, -and tha stand-pat policy fight the No. 1 welterweight, WHYD YXI WW^ a/ter dinner speakers in the coun- ern times. Fans w)io have watched old foe. lefthander Kenny gether and downed the St. Louis pou 8 r r 10 Luts Rodriguez." •| ME TO SEE M>J F" r " 5 ” r " i tiy, Conzelman will be the No. 1 Ujp Philadelphia Warriors' center urged by the NCAA; ^ Lane, In a nationally televised Hawks, 134-112. The win was only i BLOW N SILLY 80 pypay orator at the 19th Gold Key Din- f^Yve noticed that he wears knee- First comments by coaches over 10-round welter-weight bout Bald a saddened Lane; husband 12 i l the third in the Celts’ last nlna hole in the i 1 1 nei one jveek from Monday night jr„ards on his shins. The reason: the country were favorabTe. here. "I couldn't get going." SROUNOT ^ 1 —~ Juana "It doesn't mean a thing." outings after putting together 17 at the Statler In Hartford. ..-pg protect my shins from being The concession to the coaches Is The tw6 had split in their 82 Weep i r IS said the Michigan fighter's straight 33 Black------• • • kicked." he reports. Wilt started that they may send In one man at previous two matches. a time at any time, and as often manager. Jack ’(Doc) Kearns. In the league's only other game, 38 Relate 16 18 i t Player, coach and master pay-[wearing the guards on his shlM Dupas abandoned his usual IP as they please. The concession to "He’s really a lightweight, the Detroit, Pistons returned to 3S Winged ■ ehologist of the game. Tills is the while in-^collegc and admitted re- hit-and-run. • Jabbing attack 5 5 " n r the NCAA Is that the rule.govern anyway. W e’re still very In their old haunts and beat the New 40 ArtUlcial W way tha Encyclopedia of Football 1 cently that the boys in and fought ono of the most w . ing 'substitutes under other cit^ terested In a Junior weltei'- Y ork Knlclts, 114-113, at Fort elevation defers to ConEelman. The Mid- for-play ranks kick a little n^ro- aggressive bouts he has ever cumstances remains unchanged^ welght championship fight »—jf- Wayne, Ind., to end a five-game n 4Y^eal (pi.) w western k:oach once sold the Dc- er and a little oftener than against shown. He pounced on the That is, when players are sent in with Carlos Ortiz and another losing streak. 44 IndUn weight 5 T troll Nstlcnai League franchise the collegians'. . . Art Ditmar ot smaller Lane at the opening 45 Hopa’-kiln - with Joe Brown, the light Book Hero 1 for |50 and wss glad to get the the New York Yankees. Sammy numbers from two to 11 their bell and kept the pressure on 46 Emmet Kmle Beck's shot with six sec iY DICK TURNER ST money. i White and Bill Monbouquette
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, <;ONN.» THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 Houses for Rent 65 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for ^ l e 72 Lots for Sale 73 Rockville-V ernon PAGE TWELVE Apartment*— Fitts— UNION STREET, Manchester - 7 3’Vote Margin Rooms Without B oa rd 59 MIX ROOM, house oil- hot water I—$12,600—SIX room Cape, quiet SWEEPING "VIEWS - .8% room Skating THERE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY FAGALY an^ SHORTEN Tenements ' 63 street, selling under FHA apprais ranch baseboard heat, atorma, B zone lots with city water. $3,600 Business Services Offered 13 heat, on BoItonrManchester line, each. MI 9A4I6. . ATTRACTTVELY fumlshetl rooms. 885 pecHmbqth. MI B-46S5. . t al. R. F. DTmock Co., Ml 9-8245 garage. 150x296, $12,900. Carlton Gives Elliott Report Traffic Ojminission to Give Complete light housekeeping fa SIX ROOM duplex, automatic oil W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. ' BUILDING, Remodeling, lobbing. heat and hot water, completely or .Barbara Wooda, MI 9-7702, • All work guaranteed. Free eetlm- MO. Mie DOM't MIND A 9Qlf MD Oft cilities available. P^tces as tow as C^VEN^R’Y—4' room house, urifur- redecorated, $90 monthly. Ml SEVEN ROOM rambling cape 100x200 LOT. A ZONE. Lydall 8L ate*. MI 3-4637. EvenlnlfS Ml tMo-wwiiftMoucoMPAMy' $10 wsekly. Central. Children ac nlahad,' oil hot adr heat, storm in—VERNON — 4-room ranch, 2 Street Plans to City Gnmcil ranch, attached'garage, aluminum Ml 9-7240. District Post Snow has been cleared from the CLASSIFIED 3-1410. cepted. limited, 14 Arch St. Mrs. 3-6053. windows and screens. PI 2-6358. fireplaces, 17x18 ft. living; room, built-in oven and stove. Garage, slormr, 2 rooms unfinished, J. D. ice skating areas at Center Siprlngs Dofsey. ______THREE ROOM heated apartment, a____ t * 5 - ♦ . ■ ' LAKE 'ST., VERNON -Beautiful FOR HIRE—Bantam back hoe on- “•i-acre plot Near new elem'eritary . Realty, Ml 3-5129. .Thomas H. Elliott, 80. Columbus Annex and Charter Oak Park and Rockville'* newly, appointed. tary ball to be held in OftJwUie NEWLY DECORATED room to stove, refrigerator, hot water, lots near school. 150x180. Manches rubber, half yard bucket and op Suburban for Rent 66 school. R. F. Dimock Co. MI ter. 4 B zone lots, priced to sell. St., last night was elected a direc sitpervised skating will be allowed Traffic Commlaslon last night pre Ittarch 10. ^ ADVERTISING private home, shower, parking. perking, $86. Three room apart —$99.40aPSR month includes .The ball, to be haW in VFW 9-5245 or Barbara Wooda Ml tor of the Eighth District and was until. 10 o’clock tonight, the Park pared several recommendations on erator. Call Ml* 9-8978. ment, $55. Ml 9-5229 until 8. ali, amall cash. Beautlfut, 8% J D Realty MI 3-5129, 50 3-1637. Ml 9-8354. ROCKVILLE—Park Street". 4 room . 9-7702, . . . saddled with an election promise.in Department reporut. parkffig and 1-way Atreeta to pre Post 7330’a home, will tncluda the SNOW PLOWING—Driveways, etc room ranch, built-in range, fire irVE ROOM apartment, furnished heated apartment, , $75 monthly. VERNON—125 foot frontage In almost the same breath. Center Springs Pond .remains sent lo- the City Council 'Monday. selection of "Miss VFW-19S0.” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS Complete auto repairing. Moriar FURNISHED ROOM—One minute IV—MANCHESTER— Oversized 8 place. Carlton W. Hutchlna. Ml Or unfiirunlehed. Includes ell utili Also, 3 room apartment with heat newest community of fine homes. Elliott, a Democrat, won the ab*' cloaed. Lester Batumi, chairman, said to Contestants, either manled or sin ty’s Flying "A'' Service, l\jn from Mam Street, light house .and hot, water, $85 monthly TR room Cape 5 finished down,, $ 9-5132. City water, natural gas. adja gle, must be 18 years or over, and 8;15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. keeping, women only. Ml 9-7959 ties, easy access to Wilbur Cross rial election by three voles over Hours of skating daily are from day, the commission's major rec- 9-8248. 8-512B. unfinished iip. Attached breeze ST. JAMES PARISH—8 room mddi- cent to elementary school and I former director Bernard C. August,' 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. will be judged on pereonallty. Parkway, near bus line. Call for way. one-ca.' garage and drive. ommeridatioijs are that: COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. LARGE ROOM in private home, appointment. MI 9-4578. fled colonial, ameelte drive 2-car churches. Only $1,000 down! Mr. ;62 to 59. r?r=clpa.^r;king id 0.^eautv^and A , Detuxe aluminum combination Brown, Ml 914$9. cup and Wardrobe items will be MONDAT Thru FKIDAT 10:S0 A.M.— SATITIDAT 9 A.M. new furniture, near, bus line, park Wanted to Rent 68 garage, ekcellint location. Priced [ He is indirectly pledged lo look School St, be extended in the rear Household Services THREE ROOM apartment includes .screens and windows, fireplace, to sell. J. D. Realty; 50 S-.5129, presented to the wlnnef. Offered 13-A IL ing. Ml 9-1972. • nicelv lands'capcd lot. Excellent CHOICE BUILDING lots—One on Into the North J5nd water problem tq provide for-75 to 100 more cars; stove refrigerstor, heat, hot water WAtNTBJp—To rent or sub-leaae Hospital Notes 2, Park Plfice be limited to one With Navy at Nsqilaa NORTH END—One single and one ^ utilitiee. .$65 monthly. Ml condition Central location. A true e ig h t , r o o m Dutch Colonial, Garth Rd. in Rockledge and one i PLEASE READ YOUR AD heated 'furnished apartment by way traffic’ west; and Robert G. Staples. eleqtronicB I TV SERVICE - Potterton'a ail S o iiJN'if E5 double room, parking, board if de- Value at only $15,900, R. F. Dimock steam heat, one-car garage, near: on Robert Rd, T. J. Crockett,, technician third claaa. U8N, son 3-7925. executive gentleman. Phone MI Co. Ml 9^5245, Robert D. 'Mur 3. Elm St. be limited to one-way makes Higiiem quality guaranteed, ti4E SitlfHO aired, $8 weekly. Ml 9-2469. bus, shopping and Verplanck' Realtor, Ml 3-1577. YlsiUng hqurs: Adults 2 to 8 o f Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G> Staples ClM«ified or “Want Ads’* are JJJrFiRST DA t 'T t 3-156J, J5xt. 5 befor.e 5 p;m. dock, Ml 3-6472. traffic north. ■ venlence. The advertiser should read his ad the FreST d a » work and parts, over 47 years ex OBTftlOfJuST FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, hot ' School. Excellent condition, I ------— ------p.m. M alemity 2 to 5 and fitSfl to of 64 Prospect St., Rockvllla, is perlence. Famous for service since As part of a long-range plan s ^ E i^ ud REPORT ERRORS In Hme for the neat tawr- i^'DS water, garage, $60 monthly. MT ' V—MANCHESTER—New 5% room $17,900. Phiibrick Agency, Ml [ Wanted— Real Estate 77 8 p.m. Children’s Ward 2 to 7. serving at the U S. N a w l Suppdrt 1931. Phone kn 9-4.V87 for bes' 70 Pill UP .ONE ROOM downstairs, couple g.g4e4. , , : ------— ------the commisaion will aak the co r Hnn The Herald is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted 3-8721>, Apartment Buildings I ranch, ranch built-in G.E. oven an d ! ______^ ^ Activity, Naples, Italy. S ^ n S r MV . d ^ ? « ; L e n t and then only to the e.ten t of a service. MADISON 9QUAQE preferred. 7 Lilac St. I------=— ;------— — - FARMS, ACRE .\UF and listing^ PaUents Today: 221 poratlon council to determine tf ’. for Sjjle 69 range, fireplace, 3 g r o o m s , n e a r 'p jy g to Vernon with I‘ on ■ rues wanted. Call U & R Located, two miles west of can- »ofS’’ msertlon. ErroA which do not lessen the valne of GAPDEvl SIX ROOM duplex, central loca part of Talcott Park, a bequest to tral Naples, the AcUvlty U the FLAT FINISH Holland window bus, school. Priced tq^ eeH ai | amesite drive, aluminum i Realty-Co.. Inc. 50x4-8193, Eve- ADMI'TTED YESTERDAY; Mil- ;S ^ ^ l r ^ s e m « f w i U nM corrected by “ make. good“ Insertion. tion, oil furnace ateam heat, ga the city, can be used for off-atreet support unit for the .U.S, Sixth shades made to measure. All FURNISHED room for rent near rage available, $90 monthly. Writs THREE a p a r t m e n t ;, house with*] jjs/eoo. Cali Richard F. DimocK storms,' $18,900. J. D, Realty, Ml | nings BIL9-6736. ton J. Ferg«isbn. 51 Foster 31,; excellent income. J. D. Realty, Mr:'.<;jj,] jj] g.5245 or Barbara JVobds, parking. F I«t and the American forces at metal Venetian blinds at a ntw Main St. MI 9-2170, 9 Hasel St. Box N, Herald, 3-5129. i Adam Shuska. 71 Charter Oak , low prtce. Keys made while you 5-5129. - I M:.'g,7702, U SELLING—BTiyiN G-Trading 7 We St.; William Bray, RD. Stafford The commission's recommenda tached to the nearby headquarter* TOtJR'COOPERATION WILL njnl Ml 3-2711 wait Marlow's. WELL-HEATED rooms. 1 and : .MANCHESTER - 6 room duplex HENRY STREET—Near Princeton offei you frfce, confidential in Springs; Mrs. Esther Ray, Rose tions are generally in accord with of NATO’s Allied Force* Southern BE APPRECIATED room cabins, ail furnished. Cat with garage heat and hot water VI MANCHe STBA, New listing.: St. Priced at $19,500. A comfort spections and arfange all financ Lane, Andover; Nicholas Nahos, those made in a professional traf Europe. Business property for Sale 70 Six ropm cape. Immaculate con- j ALL MAKES of TV, • radio, and Ml 9-0826 between 5-7 p.m. furnished. Near hua line. Ml able six room .home with largls ing from 'start to finish. Mitten Willimantlc; John Fallon, 22 Bank fic study completed for the city to Co. E Men Train home electronic equipment ' ex 3-7668. dilinir Attached breezewSy and; modern kitchen. 14x20 living will work hand and 'glove with December, IMj. Tliree members oT Rockville’* PLEASANT BEATED room near 'age. amesite drive. Near Man- St.; Mrs. Mildred Russell. 92 War- 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 pertly repaired with a 90-day A- — ------— - INVESTMENT PROPERTY room, outdoor patio. 2-car garage, you. Member Multlple''s Listing fen-Dr.; Mrs. Ann Stager. 251 Oak Baum said the commission had National Guard unit. Co. E, 2nd Lost and Found guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the bath for gentleman. Free parking. Hospital, $13,700. R. F. excellent neighborhood. Prompt Service. Call the Ellsworth''5Jitten St., East Hartford; Carl J. Staf two alternatives for improvainant Battle Group, IfiOth Infantry, CADILLAC, 1949, very good condi Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046. S4 High St. Dimock Co.' Ml 9-5245 or Barbara' of traffic flow on Elm St., a nar DOST—White cat, vicinity Wood ^•/4 >f»>. MfCIUH MtWtFftftH tTMtICStI Business lAications Have-several pieces of excelle occupancy. Robert J. 'Smith, Inc., Agency, Realtors, Ml 3-6930. \ ford, 71 Broad St.; Walter Meyer, have recently returned front si* tion. Chevrolet truck with snow Woods. -MI 9-7702. | 963 Main St., MI 9-5241. row 2-way street with parkiiw: or land St Blue eye and green eye. HAROLD & SONS,'Rubbish lemoj' FURNISHED ROOM, complete income property. For further Bolton Rd,, Vernon; Mrs. Maude months active duty training and plow. PI 2-7211. for Rent 64 both sides. The street could re If seen'call MI 9-0808. Reward, al. cellars and attics cleaned housekeeping facilities, between formation please call ix' 5IANCHEOTER s'UBURB- 6' TegaTNotice" Thompson. 101 Hemlock: Suzanne a fourth man ia scheduled to leave 57 ARVINE PLa CEI-A delightful main 2-vvay and parking be hmit- 1956 FORD 2-door sedan. 6 cylin Ashes, papers. all Tiibbish. Harold Center and Memorial Hospital. room Cape, 1 year old. fmmacu- , Remington, BoV’mn Center; Miss for six months training Jan. 17. LOST—Two sweaters, cap. socks. AIR-CONDITIONED 3-room office. 7 room home adaptable for the i.iqroR pr.B.MiT ed to one aide, he said, or it,could der.’ automatic transmission, ex Hoar. MI 9-4034. Business Opportunities 32 Articles P'or Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Women only. Call Ml 3-688'’ .- ■ J. D. REA late condition. Fireplace, alumi- ■ ,\OTI(.K OK API’LHATIO.N Janice Smith, 127 Green Manor pvt. Diggory. Robertaon. 118 Sunday morning.. If found please 100% Main Street location. Park large or amall family. The interior be made one-way, as recommend cellent condition, private owner. num combination doors and win-; of this home Is unusually charrp- Tine 1* to ci>'« notice that 1, JOHN Rd.; Alfred Be’rggren, 9 Norman Main St., Manchester, was re call MI 9-8961. ______DICK’S WEATHFHISTRIP Com KITCHEN TABLE. Fireplace and WARM, COMFORTABLE room, ing. Marlow’s, *67 Main 8t. K. DKVA.VNEY .15!.. r.f S3 Tanner fit , ed, and parking on both sides con MI 9-9700. OPPORTUNITY MI 3-5129 MI 3-1637 dows. Over 1 acre land. 5% mort- 1 ing and must be seen to be en- ...... St. leased from acUve duty Dec. 15. pany doors and en d ow s, custom furnace wood delivered. Also trunk very nicely furnished. Tile bath. Mancheelei have tiled an annitcatinii tinued. ^JANUARY CLEARANCE gage mav be assumed. R. F. ; joyed. Over $1,000 worth of extras ! !i‘at!d" D*cciTiherDecemher 31. 19.S3, witli ' the ADMITTED TODAY: Arthur He took advanced Infantry train 1966 CHEVROLET V-8 dump truck, work guaranteed, Call collect Wil- FOR YOU t o ’ b e y o u r loads. Cedar clothes line poles in Parking. Convenient location. 316 IJ4RGE STORE at 26 Birch, Street. The elimination of east-bound Announcements Apply Marlow’s, *67 Main St. Near Dimock Co., Ml 9-6245 or Barbara : are included in the sale. Much ’..Iquiii' ...... Control...... Comrnieaion...... ------for a (iro- . ElUott Shprts. 40 E. Middle Tpke.: Jo ing at Fort Jackson. S.C. after 3 yard body. Call Dick Noren, MI llmantlc HA 3-1198. stalled. MI 9-13SS. Spruce St. crrv-P,e,.r Perniil for the aale of alco T h om u H, traffic on Park Place ia expected OWN BOSS Main St. Parking, Wood.x, Ml 9-7702. , thought ahd egre have been given finishing baaic training . at Fort ELECTROLUX (R) Va.c-u u m 3-i253 after 6 p-.m. Babv door swings, reg. $6.50 now H ^U8e.«t for Sale 72 holic liquor on tl>e prerniaoe. 317 High seph Menard, 83 Ridge St.; Reuben to case" the traffic flow there. WANTED—Mature business couple to the attractive grounds. Excel land St.. Manrliealer...... w'hirh has.. been..... a Bofie of district Kurland, 57- Jensen St.; Samuel Dlx. He is a 1958 Trinity Colteg* aeaners—Special $69.75 complete WEAVING of bums, moth ho!6s FORD ELECTRIC water heater, 82 $4.50. BOLTON--4 room ranch en- Th^ huainee.. la owti.-d t>v llighiand | ^ years Should the commission’s plana to Luncheonette which can easily be to share comfortable home. Ref MAIN STREET—Building for com FTVE' ftOOM ranches lent remdential area. Robert J. alunrmua. with all tools. Also fully g u a ^ - 195a FORD, reliable, standard and tom clothing, hosiery runs, managed a’nd operated by nusband gallons, less than one year old. Folding training chairs, reg. ana ( rioscd breezeWay with jalousie Park Market, inc.. of 317 HiKhland St . Kollcr, Boston Hill Rd.. Andover; establish an off-stre'et parking transmission, radio, heater. $175. handbags repaired, ripper re Gas water heater. Fireplace erences. MI 9-3949, MI 9-3531. mercial business or office use. ■rttoiri’ Colonials. For further windows, garage, awnings, com Smith Inc., 963 Main St., 5H .Maiictiee'ier and will he conducted hv The pledge was made In,a rtomf- Fran’s Brodie, Jurovaty Rd., An Pvt. Jude Brennan rejoined Co. tced, factory rebuilt cleaners. Call and w ife,'8 day week, short hours, $6.98 now $5.60. naling, speech by Town Director area in the northcaat c6mer of Call MI 3-8329. placement, umbrellas repaired, screen, andirons, never used, MI Will subdivide. Ml 9-8229, 9-8. tails bail Charles Lesperance bination doorg and'Windows, %- 9-5241. JOHN F DKVA.VNEY JR. of B3 dover. E Nov. 10 after taking both basic Ml 3-630 6 , ______- grossing $20,000 , R year, •$5,80p. Cribs from $26 up. 9-7620. Tanner St Mtnch*.iier. ' ae permUtee. John J. Hutchinson, who said” a Talcott Park be consummated, men’s shirt collars reversed s..d 9-2312. 2 pc. turquoise living room aet, acre land. Immaculate condition. JOHN K DEVA.NNEY JR BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A and advanced infantry traiiitag at 1959—82 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille, Financing arranged. ON 2 ACRES—$12,000. « room good source of potable, water ■'is parking could be limit'ed to one INCOME TAXES prepared In your replaced. Marlow’s. Little Mend reg. $169, now $119. Apartments— Flats $14’:4no, R. F. Dimock Co. Ml Dated 'Jan’uarv $. 1960. daughter tq Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fort Dlx; N.J. A 1958 graduate black,, complete equipment, driven SNOW BLOWERS (2) at reduced iJkRGE, THREE bedroom ranch ranch, built 1956, garage, cellar. something we should work for." side of Elm St. and 2-way traffic home or by appointment. Exper ing Shop. ''2 pc. tan sectional and chair, Tenements 63 with attached garage and full 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. MT Edwards, Willimantic: s son to of the Univeralty of Connecticut, 5-100 miles. MI 9-7529. ,1. D. REALTY, prices. C. J. Morrison Paint Co., ADVERTISEMENT FOR Carlton W Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. •nte district, he. said, "needs a restored if this seems desirable, ienced lax work, 24 hour service. reg. $1‘44, now $99. baisement. Ixjcated in beautiful 9-7702 Mr: and Miw. Robert Perron, Hart Brennan resides at 10 Maple Dr., Ml .3-5129 Ml 3-1637 385 Center St. FURNISHED 3 'i room apartme”t, RIDS FOR THE man who is cognizant of this prob Baum said. The commisaion would Ml 3-4723. Building-Contracting 14 Wringer washers • reg. $159, now ■Tamarack Hills with outstanding SPLIT LEVEL, 6 large rooms, 2 lem” and who will look for a pos ford. hope to provide an-area for 50 cars Somers. $99. heat. Apply T. Morrow, 26. Birch CONSTRUCTION OF A . .SIX ROO.M Colonial, patio, ame- baths, fireplace, storms, over Kennedy Balk Pvt Frank Fit*, who returned kL INCOME taxes pre Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 convenience to school, shopping ' site drive, Esst -Middle Turnpike. sible solution. He then put Elliott s | BIRTH 'TODAY; A daughter to in the park. ANY KIND of carpentry and .cabi Other numerous values. St. MI 9-2236 after 6 p.m. FIREHOUSE FOR THE «md ‘ travel. Sales , executive sized garage. Carlton W, Hutchins. Dec. 14, took baaic training at pare(Twdth your savings in mind. Help Wanted-Female 35 boy’s^' SKATES, size ' Priried for quick sale. J. D, Real- name in nomination. Mr. and 5trs. Paul MeSwiney, 101 In order to expand the municipal FOUR TIRES—750x15, 10 ply, tube net wopk done. Honest and relia Stop and Shop. fransferrlng to Chicago. Estate- .MI 9-5132. Reasonablfr^tStes, Call MT 9-8248. TWO ROOM, unfurnished 'apart VERNON Eir e d is t r ic t tv. -MI 3-5129. Atigust was nominated by John Gavan St.. Ehiat Hartford. lot on School St. the city must get Fort Dlx., where he also attended less. Driven only 1,000 miles, new ble workmanship. Call Roscoe like grounds Iri fine neighborhood. On Test Boost the Field Crewman’s Communica CLERK ment, stove, refrigerator. heat, VERNON, CONNECTICUT $U,500c-Will buy this clean' 6 room Connolly, and nominations were DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: permission of the town as the land $69 each. Will sell for $35. each. Thompson. MI 3-1895 for esti GIRL’S FIGURE skates, like new, CHAMBERS FURNITURE tions 'Course. Fitz graduated from INCOME TAX retuftjpjirepared by Apply Marlow’s, 86? Main St. - Cu.stom bUllt in 19!56, first quality ' gf^Q O L STREET ■ 6‘ i rooms, new cape, centrally located. Oil heal, closed after the two candidates’ Mrs. Alice C. Gage. Bolton; Mrs. to the rear is town property. The Call BU 9-0651 after 5 p.m. mates. ' Interesting position for woman size 2, $4.40. Bov’s hockey skates, NOTTCE LS HEREBY GIVEN, throughout. Tastettilly decorated heating system, new plumbing, former Internal Reventm^A^ht to 503 E. Middle Tpke. wooded lot. Aluminum storms and For Humphrey names were in. Colette McManus, RD ■ 3, Willi- land, sloping down from Prospect Stafford Springs High School In with aptitude for figure work. Ex size 3, $3. MI 3-8972. PORTER STREET —Extra large that sealed proposals are sought with l^lliopine trim aluminum storms, ea.sily convert- ■' your home or by appototmem>...m ■screens, fiberglas insulation. Bel- Elliott will serve the remaining mantic; Mrs. Greta Coj’le, 143 St., would have lo be excavated 1957 and attended Colby. College. BIDWELL HOME Improvemen perience on calculator preferred. apartment, 3 bedrooms, oil fur and requested for the performance Senaibly (^etd at $17,900 making , 2 apartments. Priced for 9-8938. FOR SALE—Snow plow, 7 foot with fiore Agency. MI 3-5131. two and a half years of Paul ]A. Hollislcr St.; Ann Hettinger, and a 4-fool retaining wall erected, He lives at 90 East Main S t, ^ u to Driving School 7-A Co. Alterations,' additions ga nace. $110. Ml 9-5229 till 5 p.m. according to specifications of a ■excellent financing available. For nujpg.aai, j. 0 , Realty. Ml (Continued from Page One.) rages. Roofing and siding experts COMPTOMETER hand pump, like new. Call TR NORMAN’S details which apply to you call. M l) ,.,,.>0 ' . Cervini's unexpired term. Cervini Gleason St.; Mrs. Helen Sorensen Baum said- Stafford Springs. general contract being let by the .NEW LISTINGS in South Windsor: reaig^ned Dec. 21 on the suggestion Pvt. John Rusher, a 1950 Y’ala Personals 3 MORTLOCRB • Manchester’s lead Aluminum clapboards a speoialty , r . OPERATOR ,5-3740. HEATED 6 room apartment, with Firehtptse Building Committee, 9-127* Russell F. Broderick, __1_*' - - Lyndon B. Johnson 353 Hilliard St.; Mr.s. Juanita other reconomendatlons of the ing driving Mhoftl. Three skill 1. UNCLAIMED 6 room ranch, in ex’cellent condi ton iD-Mo.i, of General Manager Richard Mar commission will affect.Dailey Cir University graduate, will begin his Unexcelled workmanship. Easy garage and back yard. Bui and Vernon Fire District, Vernon. Con Broker. MANCHF:.STER - South Windsor (D-Texi and others to meet him Rhoads. 75 Cresl'woqd Dr. VACCUM CLEANERS repaired to courteous Tnstructotfc^ass room budget terms. Ml 9-8498 ' or TR Openings for skilled comptometer tion. 1,\ baths. Well landscaped tin. Cervini’s official posts in both cle school children. The commis six months training at Forf Dlx Boats and Accessories 46 children’s school handy. Hot water necticut, for the construction of e Area -Customers wanted. We' aeil, lot. bv-ner going West. 6 room split in primaries for a shosvriown on DISCHARGED TODAY: Horace my own home shop, ^orty^fears instructions for 18, '7'y«ar olds. 5-9109. operator doing interesting work. FURNITURE SOUTH WINDSOR - 79 tjiurel St. town and district, it was felt, sion plans to place portable signs Jan. 17. an' gas range furalihed, $120 "Tfirehouae. buy. build, rent and trade resi level with finished reqreation the popularity of individual candl- Norcross, 57 Lockwood St.: Susan factory experience. All makes, Telephone Mr Mortlock, Dl^eetor 18 FOOT OUTBOARD, cabin cruis monthly. Ml O-tO*' 4 Kiom ranch, extra large kitch dential property We have a fine might conflict. in the center of West Rd. during Firemen’s Ball Set of Driver Education. Ml 9-7»08. Company offers good wages, ex Sealed proposals will' be recelv«Mj room Painted recently. Other list- dales. Knowles. 49 Wells St.; Edw'BJ'd low rates, free estimates, tree er pitot seats, bunks. Navy top, by said Building Committee at the en. hullt-in oven, screened porch selection of old and new homes the hours children are walking,to The annual firemen’s ball haa JloofinR—SidiiiK, 16' cellent benefit program, modem To Be Sold At Just 50c On half acre lot. Excellent financing ings svailsble. Cape in Coventry, Robert Kennedy’s announcementmouncemem "'reoS Giard, 410 Summit St.; Mrs. Eli pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, $900. MI 4-80.'t7. GENERAL RENTAL a g e n c y We Firehouse Headquarters Competiy All liaungs «t:e very realistically and from school.. been sche.cluled for April 28 at M** LARSON'S Connecticut’s first H- office. Apply available. Marion E Robertaon. $18,000 and a rape in Bolton on seemed to signal zabeth Donnelly. 9 Eldridge St-: JA 2-8904. COUGHLIN 'TIQQFING Company, The Hollar specialize in rentals of *tf kinds No. 3,.Talc6ttville. Connecticut', un priced We have many different The commission plans to widen pie Grove. Plan* for toe event w erf/ censed driving school trained. . Can J. D. Realty. MI ,ylll29. eve Broker; 511 3-5953:------’------almost three acres. Jack J Lap- ness in I Mrs. Beverley Scheufle'r and Spring St., and paint yellow safety Inc. Alum inuin''«t4tog, asphalt- FIRST NATIONAL STORES Diamonds^—Watches— til 6:30 p.m. E.kT on JANUARY methods for financing. All ' to made at c. Joint meeting of WANTED—Ride to Royal Typewrit- Certified and approved, Is now of- ALL NEW, NEVER LEFT nings MI 8-1637. pen Agency, .MI 9-4.506. H E. and er . an win ; the town far as tax dollar, are I daughter, 198 McKee St.: Mrs. lines for a walking area next spring. feidng classroom and behind asbestos roofing. AlsS-wIiimlnum. Park-and Oakland Ave., .Jewelry 48 29, 1960, and will then be publicly quiries are kept confidential Try Rockville Fire Department .er- from Shoddy Mill Road, An ATTRACTIVE Cape Cod. 6 ', J J I>appen. After 4 :.30 Ml ination by 'concerned." He went on to cite Carolee Bigelow and daughter, A. stop sign -will also be ejected on whebl Instruction for teenagers. galvanized or copper gutters-...gnd East Hartford ; OUR STORE opened and read. Should the Con rooms, full dormer T-j baths, us. make that phone call now. We ly- ■ ' dover. Hours 7-4’.45. Call MI ROCKVILLE -^Neated 3M Room <-l«9'4. -MI 4-0149. manes that he is the choice North End water supply as a major Mansfield Center; Thomas Zada- com er of Spring S t at Mor- Ml 9-te78. leaders. Ml 3-7707. LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re tractors bidding on this project de gqragp, pine paneled recreation mav be able to solve ymir housing uie Music will be provided by the 6-4922. apartment in tesidential area. 15 grasirools Democrats. . rorny, 3 Falrview Ext.. Rockville; rison St. to slow traffic along the [gHESTER Housew'ives! The pairs, adjusts watches cxpertiv Customer Cancellations sire to s'lbmit their bids before room, convenient location, $15,900. pi'fiblem' Phone Ml 3-4*.36, Wesley iprpblem. Rhythmalres. Ticket* -r* avaUable minutes tb'lHartford on Wilbur 3 B K D R O O M r a n c h Svmington and Johnson 1 After the elecUop, Elliott said Mrs. Ellen Ouellette and daughter, entire street. WOULD U K E to get Into car pool, PREPARE X, FOR driver’s test; ROOFING. SIDING, palr-Ung. Car increaBtog demand', for Avon’s Reasonable prices. Oper Tuesday Manufacturer’s cloae'outa Cross Highway. Kitchen appll- hand, said -bids are to be inserted Owner. Ml 9-1132. Vanenur, Broker-Builder. from members of tKe entertain FragrancesT'^^Ciiletries and Beauty thru Saturday. Thursday t.»enings. , S16..500 sta.ving out of primaries on he will certainly look into the RD. 2. Rockville; Mrs. Stella T7ie Traffic Commission, ap ment committee, hfeaded by Peter second shift, Pratt and Whitney. Ages 18 to 60, Driving and class pentry. Alterations and additions. Factory Canceled Orders ' ancea'furnished. Ml 9-4824, TR in a blank envelope with neme of Aida, and the continued growth of 129 Spruce Street. Ml 9-4387 MANCIESTER - 6 roon^ home, A home so tempting that .you grounds that these voting problem and see if there is Babaliauskas. 93 Cooper St. pointed a week ago by Mayor Leo Call M l 9-1081. room. Three taStmetors. No wait Ceilings Workmanship guaran 5-;^6. Bidder and Project. This envelope ■5IANCHESTER - Sturdy, new 8 J. Durelko. ing. Manchester Driving Acade teed A. A Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Manchester, has cbeal^d open Unclaimed Factory Shipments room Garrison Colo.qtal I'-j baths, large fropi porch, entrance hall. will want to move right in The liv- represent only \ wayay the district can help to Marv Alice Krause, 76 West St.; ; B. I^laherty Jr. ia compriaed of Po- Mrs. Liigg Elected to be emioied in envelope ad living r^ m , dining'roorn kitchen.' (ng room is spacious and has a m.ent and do not ma'.erially in my. PI 2-7249. St. KD 3-4860. ings for representatives. IL'-ayou Fuel and F«ied 49-A F o u r r o o m apartment, jn.ciiiding hm water heat, full insulation, better the -situation Donna Pursiey. 442 W. .Middle lice Capl. Peter J. Dowgewicz, Eu- Mfs^ Hiptry H Lugg hae been TWO WEEKS ONLY dressed to the Architects, Rossetti on 1st floor, 3 rooms and bath on fireplace and lots of bookcases. fluence.the choice of the presiden Automobiles for Sale 4 have spare tirne, why not turn heat, hot water, gas for -cooking Sr Mileto, 185 Main St.. Bristol, plastered walls, fireplace with Water sunply in the district la Tpke -Mrs. Gertru^ Pagant, 45 E. gene Joselln, superintendent of elected first vice chairman qf the RA Y’S r o o f in g CO., shingle and into dollars so you too can get the S^jASQNED hardwood for sale. Cut electric refrigerator and gas paneled wall, knotty pine :abi 2nd floor. Large closets. Good con There are an abundance nf cabinets tial nominee. p ro/d ed by the privately owned Middle Tpke. Public Works and Baum. Board jor Directors of the Rodcville WANTED - Qean used cars. We Business Services Offered 13 built-in. roofs, gutter and conduc 3-Pc. Modern Bedrooni / Conn., with notation "Bid for Ver dition. One car garage, Rxcellejit' (n the family size kitchen And. of If Kennedy follows his brother s extras vou want. Call CH 7-4137. for fir^la^e or furnace. $10 load. atove, $92 monthly. Call Ml 9-4071 non Firehouse". ALL ENVEL/)PES • n4ts Large shade trees. Owner Manchester Water Co', which has ' Warning on Sliding Chapter, American Red Cross. She buy, trade down or trade any tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Ml 3-6183. Dresser mirror, chest bed. from 5-7 p.m. and builder Ml 8-4*60 location one block, off .Maiq course, an attractive dining area. ■ advice to slay out of Wiaconsin. come under attack for many years Capt. Dowgewicz today Issued a wlM fill a vacancy left by the reel*, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray MUST BE SEALED .$15,900. "hilbrlck ^gen cy, thing. Douglas Motors. 333 Mato. CLERK-TYPIST ‘ 'Attached garage, screened ttorch Humphrey would seem to be as- for inadequate supply and turbid- warning to parents and children jlatlon of Charles Dennis who is available'''all hours. Satisfaction'' '.Jackson. Ml 3-8825. DRY OAK WOOD -^Cutjireplace Reg. ^159—$88 Information for Bidders, Form 9.*»64. / i n ft ov e r ALMOST NEW -Duplex. 5 rooms IS FI^^AN^NG and a lovely yard with a 90 foot j red of a convention run for lhe,| against sliding on city streets. Tlv‘ leaving town in March. OLDEIt CARS, mechanica spe- guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316. Opening for an experienced clerk- and stove lengths. $10-per large living room, picture window of Proposals. Drawings, Specifica frontage make this complete. As nomination. With Minnesota, Wis- tions and Contract Documents may *^Vhe Eighth District Charter captain pointed out the hazard The Rev. J. Ralph Kelley paator cialB, fixit yourself cars, always ATT^JNTION PROPERTY owners, typist in small department. Posi livered. PI 2-78?‘«. lovely birch cabinet kitchen, plen SIX ROOM—Single home priced at sumable 4>i% mortgage. cousin. South Dakota and atray CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. c. Maple Bedirroom be examined at the office of the YOUR PROBLEM? j FHA appraisal. Excellent Man- gives the district Uie primary '^'