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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1969 The Weather ; Average Daily Net Press Run FerMSSt at U. 8. Westher Bareoa pA Oa TVTBl!rtYto 9 *0 0 p^m,^ With A ll Cush Sales! the President’s, cabinet, ^he for­ turies come reports of men al­ A New York City detective leged to have these contrasts. when the Wabash surged through eign diplomatic corps, Jiistice* of sandbags and poured over flood- te.atified today gangland over­ the Supreme Court, the mllitarj' And the incomparable Abraham lords meeting in Apalachin, Lincoln, born 150 years ig o this Ike Wants U.S. j walls at the north and south ends chief.e and heads of federal agen­ of the city last night. The water N. Y., reprieved a racketeer’s cies and commissions. day, is an approach if not a per­ AFTER-INVENTORY SPECIALS FROM ■ Special Sale fect realization of this charac­ level then began to drop, death .sentence hut fined him Special Group Of There wasn't even standing Add to Funds I Thirteen northern and central room in the galleries where Wash­ ter.” $10,000 for his activities in In tender tribute, Sandburg Indians counties were in a stale ington hostess Pearl M4ata’s of emergency. the jukebox business. HALE’S DOMESTIC DEPT. | promhaltsreadytoweardcpartment said: Lt. .lames .S, Mooney of the blaok-and-pearl* comWna^h con­ In World Bank I N early 100 fam ilies were evacu­ Four Pillow Specials That Will Put You To Sleep! trasted with the bobb^.'aocks of “In the time of the April lilacs New York Police Criminal Intel­ COSTUME JEWELRY in the year. 1865, on his death, the ated in the Lafayette area before REO. $8.05. B. F. GOODRICH. A Q H B IA ■ ■ DrOSSOS teenagers. / ligence Squad said police infor­ ChHdren’s Washington, F ti. 12 (JPi- Presi- the river stage began falling over- casket with his body was carried LATEX FOAM. REGULAR SIZE. SALE ...... IBM R" E* ■ E* Necklaces, Earrings and Braceiots in new Spring . Also on hand to jA y tribute, to dent Eisenhower today urged Con- night. mation is that the individual wg* REG. $8.95. LATEX FOAM. AJ ■ BCATTOI^ ^ Sizes 6 months to 3 Years and S to 6x. ' the memory of the Prairie Pres­ north and west a thousand miles; I Carmine Lombardozzi, Brooklyn, celars. ^ and the American people wept as gress to approve immediately a Terre Haute appeared to he tlie EXTRA PLUMP SIZE, SALE ...... '^ • * .* * f ■ BB^ ■ B ^B BB ident were jnidt-bne-time nolablee $1,375,000,000 increase in this next major troitble spot In Indi- I a hoodlum with a long record. NOW GREATLY REDUCED as former Vice President Henry cmintry's gold and dollar contrl- ^na. I Mooney told the Senate Racket* REG. $6.95. 100% DUPONT DACRON. A f ■ WaJIace apd former Sen. Tom (f'nntintien on Page Ten) FINE STRIPED TTCKING. SALE ...... H ^ _ _ FOR FINAL CLEARANCE! hution to the International Mone- Conditions appeared easing In Investigating Committee th a t tary Fund, a 50 per cent increase, northern Ohio. Rampaging rlv- ! I^imbardozzl was not permitted'to REO. $9.9A 100% WHITE GOOSE V olfieS fO S I 9 . 9 o attend a hearing on hia case at an 1.00 In a special message, Eisen- era and streams subsided there, DOWN. SA L E ...... ' ^ ^ $ ' alleged crime convention at Apa­ I $ 2 . 2 9 Special hower also asked a do\ibling of the The major trouble spots in Ohio REG. $ 3 .9 8 ...... N O W for United States subscription to the | were Fremont and Newark, lachin in November 1957. COLD WEATHER STILL AHEAD! ■ M O W B^ritain Set to Rush capital of the World Bank—from i State of Bmergenrv I Instead. Mooney said, Lombar- OUR SIXTH SHIPMENT! ■ $3,175,000,000 to $6,350.000.000.1 (;ov. Harold W. Handley of doz.zi waa forced to cool hlS heelz nils new quota, however, involves j Indiana has asked President Eisen- in a garage while awaiting tho EXTRA LARGE WHITE SHEET BLANKETS ■ g%g% tfib A A A $ 0 .2 9 no cash otitlay. hower to designate as di.saster verdict of a council of higher-ups (Good qnaUty, coctra sire 81 x 108. Buy several at this low price* ■ U ■ ■ ■ ■ REG. $^98 ...... NOW Freedom for Cyprus Other member nations are being areas the 13 counties he declared at the crime meeting. for such a large sise. Slight irregulars of $3.98. $ 2 , 9 9 1 9D # ^ 9 9 . asked to do the same. in a state of emergency. Case Before CnimoH Special Sale "There is real urgency for prompt National Guardsmen patrolled "Thla person waa scheduled to action,” the President said. Peru’s South Side to guard against be killed." Mooney testified, "but $ ^ .9 9 LondMi, Feh. 12 (A>\— A 8-pow er^ slan trip Feb. 21, a reliable diplo- ' The increases, unanimously rec- looting in som<) 1.000 homes. instead his situation wa* consider­ I ■ REG. $ 5 .9 8 ...... N O W meeting to *pee' final approval of matic source said: ' ommended by the governing hoards The drop In the Wabash River ed by a council made up of certain Another Shipment! the Zurich plan for peace and In­ "Anything is poasible and we , of the 68-nation financial tnatitu- took water out of a big industrial higher-ranking individuals at NYLON HOSIERY <;■) not exc’iide that possibility." I Drastic reductions on better dresses. Select from wools, dependence in Cyprvji may open in I tions, are necessary to keep their area in Wabash. Fast draining of Apalachin.” "■ Full fashioned self seam sheer nylons in new shade^ All Xiondon Monday, informed British Adding to the urgency for. giv­ ' resoi\rces abreast of expanding Peru's West Side wa* expected. Earlier, in connection with testi­ 100% VIRGIN ACRILAN BLANKETS I rayons, cottons in prints or solids. Junior, misses half aources said today. ing quick formal approval to the I woi ld trade and the lising dein.snd The 13 Indiana counties declared mony by Benjamin Gottlieb, head $/|.79 With reinforced heel and toe for extra wear. Sizes 8 Vi Zurich plan is the fact that Mac­ REG. $ 7 .9 8 ...... N O W There was a strong desire in I for investment, capital in under­ in a state of em ergency are: of the M ajestic Operating Co.. $ A 'A A a reg. $12.98 value. I ^ to 11. Greek. Turkish and British clrclM millan will face a heavy schedule developed lands, he said. Adams, Allen. Carroll, Casa, "oun- Brooklyn, Jukebox-vending machine , 7 7 ■ READY TO WEAR DEPT.—Take Elevator to Second Floor. to maintain the momentum that related to hia Soviet trip In the Tlie big chunk of cash for the tain, Huntington; Miami. Parke, Rrm, Lombardozzi had been iden­ 72x90 sise for twin or full beds. What a value! So light and broke the long deadlock over weeks after his return. monetary fund would not unhal-; Tippecanoe. Vermillion, Vigo, Wa- tified a* a powerful figure in the warm—moth-proof—nylon bound. In pink, white, tan, light Be Sure To See Our C yprus tn Zurich j|e*terda!>-. That is why .one responsible ance Eisenhower's $77 billion bildg- ! ba.sh and W arren. New Toik and Brooklyn coin ma­ green, yellow and blue. The plan signed by Premier source said, the tripartite parley et for fiscal 1960 if Congress pro­ In Ohio, the flooding Sandusky j chine business. BARGAIN TABLE OF Constantine Karamanlis of Greece nta.v come "as early as next Mon­ vides It as requested before July 1. River dropped back toward its Alfred Flagg checks with Park Supt. Horace F. Murphey to see if the rules applying to doga In Committee Counsel Robert F. SAVE ON DAN RIVER SHEETS AND CASES I SOUftSYfQQf SflCCfCl/S Special and Premier Adnan Menderes of day," well in advance of Macmil­ banks after an Ice jam caused the I Center Springs Park also extends to George the White Elephant. Flagg, a member of the Kennedy said Mooney's testimony ODDS'n ENDS OF pair Turkey, was laid before the British lan's departure on Saturday. (Cuatlnned ia **»$• Thlrtoe") stream to back up, pouring nearly j George Washington'* blrthdav sales promotion committee of the Chamber of Commerce, hid George gave the first reliable indication of TYPE 130 DAN RIVER MUSLIN I eabiriet this morning. Informed The cohferend*' Would hl'K t the two feet of water into downtown 1 in the p ark this morning. (H erald Photo by G flaraj. ______what was discussed «t a secret sources said the' British govern­ foieign ministers level. streets. About 1,500 persons in Fre- j gathering at tha home of Jozeph REGULAR $2.19—63 x 99 ...... $1.59 ■ K T CHILDREN'S WEAR A T Its task would he to write s'rFT • —ilr, : mont, a northwest Ohio city .of' Barbara at Apalachin. ment will begin' consideration to­ ' I6,00io were driven front their REGULAR $2.29—63 x 108 ...... $1.79 ■ I ■ n T morrow. The plan carries the final aettlemenl (1) ending 8 l j X l * f l i n | T $ S Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Atk), yssrk of British rule over the sirs- . ■ ^ ^ I homes: the rommlttse chalgman, .Z-Sk^ REGULAR $2.49—72 x 108 ...... $1.89 ■ l ^ B m i l B W W f c W REDUCED PRICES hope* of leaders of - all three na> N ew ark.'-a city of Special Sale tlon*-:uiot tX*c« Win Some Zobn lo togio<«*»U44eillterraneari-i«iandr' ^ 1 - I t,..-,.* who got the $10,600 fih*. REGULAR $2.69—81 x 108 ...... $1.99 (2) making C.vprus a freetepubl-i / Xf m ijn O U l ' tral Ohio, lost much of lt4 watOr^^-rrSTBona Ffee "Sir, If We knew that, we’d have BABY and TOT SHOP—MAIN FTOOR REAR. Brlttln’a’ troubled Midlt4fr«nean lie* but (3) retaining for ferltaih J _ ' .supply when a dam on the Licking , REGULAR 59c—42 x 36 PILLOWCASES...... 45c ■ 00 CT o. tV” 00 island colony after four year* of j the whole story of Apalachin,” her military bases on Cyprus and River broke, and forced the clos­ M:ooney replied. REGULAR $2.49—FITTED BOTTOM ■ A bloodshed. I TWIN SIZE ...... $1.89 ■ N o w ...... ^ 1 N o w ...... adding Greek and Turkish trOop* No One Killed ing of schools and industry. It will "Presumably It goes Info some S-T-R-ET-C-H TIGHTS British Foreign Secretary Sel- to the Island garrison. For White Elephant On n a a c f List fund controlled by the hlgherup* REGULAR $2.69—FITTED BOTTOM ■ W W wj'n Lloyd scheduled. a second - This in effect would keep the (Contlnne*) "n Page Ten) in the underworld,’’ McClellan said. meeting with the Greek and Turk­ bases open to the North AUsnlic Baltimore. Feb. 12 (4’!—A Wa.sh- FULL SIZE ...... $1.99 I giyup of dreaaes. Plaids, $;rinta, solids. All excellent Closeout Table Full fashioned tights; ideal for sports or lounging. ------i Montgomery. Ala., Feb. 12 i/T\ — Colors: Red, , black, royal in sizes small, medium and ish forsign minister*, who flew Alliance.' since all three nations ington-to- New York Pennsylvania on Itoge Ten) here from Zurich. The'next »tep are NATO member*. Railroad passenger train, travel­ Somewhere deep within the.»,commiUepmBn Alfred Flagg, j HALE’S STURDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED " ‘**«*®w- NYLON LINGERIE large. might be for the British govern­ Foreign Ministers Evanghelos ing an estirtisted 70 to 80 miles an Typist’s Error snowy depths of Center .Springs reports the animal is now in a i V^'J^ili^n fof the^ Ad- ment to approve the plan in prin­ Averoff of Greece and Fatin Ru'slu hour, derailed about 10 miles east Park' lurks a whit* elephant by place high enough to see the skat- National QUILTED MATTRESS PADS ciple subject to ratlflcatlon iay ZoiTu of: 'Turkey urged th a t the of Baltimore today. A score or the name of "George."'George ers on the pond but low enougli to' "ncem: GOWNS and SHORTIE GOWNS As elephants go he's not very .shake hands with a friendly poodle, day even though the U.,S. Supreme WITH CORNER ELASTIC parliament. 3-power conference be held before more persons were taken to hos­ [Buildisq Scraps Court ha.s throw n it out. Bulletins Asked if a S-poww conference Foreign Secretary Selwyn Uoyd pitals, hut non* was reported big for he can hid* under a foot- Aa a further hint to aearchers, Tlie state court said the federal PANTIES, Etc. —w ith G reek and Ttu-klsta Cyp­ and Macmillan leave for Moscow killed. high bu.sh w ith ease, but to the 1 Flagg reminds th at most ele- M ? 7 9 ■^wU^Sl*e $ 2 . 6 9 li-ihunal's decision was ba.sed on from the AP Wires TO X 78 Twin S iz e ...... fc .w m g;uaranteed to laun- BIUWXN SIZES and STUBS REGULAR $2.98 riots sitting in as associates —^ next Wedneaday. Six of the 25 or so taken to $2 Million Base auccessful hunter who captures | phants can't climb trees because "erroneous information not con­ Regular $4.98. AO 'vhltc. Elastic on 'SR EC IA L . was poarible before Prime Minis­ Johns Hopkins and city hospital.^ | ______■'George'' the Chamber of C om -' of rheii- weight. However, he .said, tained in the court's record." REGULAR $1.00 to $8.95 ter MacmiUsn leaves for his Rus- (Oontinned on Pag* Seventeen) were reported seriously injured, j xibuqiieraue, !V. M.. Feb. 12 mere* will give a $25 U..S. .'-av- "G eorge" i.s only a little elephant Inga Bond. who likes bushe.s and might be Circuit .ludge Walter B. Jones IKE SWAYED SHAH “ • ^ ...... ■* J5.M «d $r.M S ^ .99 ■Two heart attack cases also were , jrorce typist's error has In M ontgom ery levied tF r fine The .snow-Aite, toy elephant; tempted to see how far up a tree W sehlngton, Feb. 12 hospitalized. * |-,isultpd in the "creation and scrap- against the NAACP in June, 19.56, President EkMsnhower toterveneo REG. $3.98 SANFORIZED ZIPPERED Vahito—N o w ...... ^ . N O W 79c to *4.49 A Baltimore County policeman „ more than $2 million was hidden in the park today a.s: be can go. for its refusal to turn over mem­ personally. It was reported to­ <“ UNGERIE DEPARTMENT—MAIN rU)OB. said the rails apparently spread, installation, railed San- part of the .Chamber's publicity Being an elephant, "George" bership lists and other records. MATTRESS COVERS Special Sale dropping the -speeding train, the Beacon Annex. also is fond of heaC Flagg said, day, in an apparently suoceaafm' Education Unit Hits campaign to call attention to the The stale of Alabama wanted effort to aupport the Shall of Small group of slip-on and cardigan atylta. Assorted Potomac, .onto the tie*. i„a,st____ week _ the Air Force said George Washington's Birthday and noted th at Uiero is a fire in­ li- records for an injunction suit side the lodge a\ the pond. On Iran last week against Soviet sizes and colors. Trie engine and the first seven would spend $2,383,000 in 1980 ,ales piomotlon Feh. 21 when which sought to pul the Negro or­ diptomatfr pressure*. Informed $ 2:.9 . 9 (airs rumbled and rolled up the at the Beacon Annex east of Al- store member* of the retriil divi-' the other hand, since arriving in ganization nut of business In this authorities said the PreaWent Twin or full bed sizes. Good quality unbleached muslin with SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT—Take Elevator to 2nd Fl$or, Children's Flannel track between the rails for sev-' buquerque—a 400-man installa- Sion will offer drastically reduced New England, the elephant has state. Although iio action has ever Beams M bound. Sanforized. SPRING HANDBAGS and other Baghdad Fw^. Allies eral hundred yards. The last three tlon. “white elephant" merchandise, in- developed quite a liking for frol- peen taken on the permanent in- cars broke off and stopped. None Where was the annex ? On incking in the snow, the "secret »ent inesaages to the Wiah. New bags in many styles in plastic calf, plastic patent, cFuding a washing machine for Asked about the report, 'Ihe of the cars overturned. Sandia Mountain, most surmised. one cent and an automobile for agent' said. (Continued on Page Ten) straw and laminates. Small, medium and large size bags. White House deoHned comment. More and More New spring colors. ' By THE .Y^SOdATED PRESS ♦that first aid instruction ia a good Ties and rock ballast .were tossed What was it? Air Force officials eight cents. ,M iM*«age .Attached PAJAMAS The S tate Board of Education idea. high in the air and scattered down in Wa.shington declined to say. Selected for th* top secret mis- To make sure that the while BRJTI8H HONOR LINCOLN Look At These. d oling I.incoln Found S U G H T IRREGULARS OF to a iegislativ* bill Representatiyei* of the Connec­ thq right-of-way, blocking three of Wa* it secret? They didn t *jon of hiding the elephant ^ elephant finder collects his prize. Aseortod printa and styles. Teen sizes It^ to 14; children’s sizes has objected London, Feb. 12 tflP>—Prime 19c MORGAN ^ONES that would require first aid In­ ticut Education Aissn. and Con­ the foitr tracks, i know. the Chamber has attached a me.s- 8 to lA / One passenger, Henrv G. Gardi-, People in Albuquerque got curl- Ramsey. N.J., Feto. 12 i/P)— .Minister Mwcmlllan Intorrupted Girls' Dept. struction in secondarj' schools. ns c t i c u t Association of Inde­ sage to the animal. It reads: “If Mr. and Mrs.. A. C. Lincoln pendent Schools gave the same ner, 5847 Pentridge St., Phila-’ous about the "secret new base "- a heavy round of etote matter* Waffle Weave DISH CLOTHS f ' - . Dr. Rajnmond Fay, speaking for ' you find me, return me to the Jr., are especially happy on today to commemorate the 150th the board at a public hearing on „-.'ounds in opposing the biT, But, aslphia said he waa in the car next They sUrted checking. | i Chamber of Commerce before Feb. REGULAR $2.98 $ 0 - 2 9 REGULAR $2.98 to the dining car. ' They qhecked with the Federal News Tidbits this Lincoln's birthda.v-r-and birth date of Abraham Lincoln, the measure yesterday before. the like the Etate Board of Educa­ ' 21, the date of the George Wash- the 16th president of the Unit­ one of Britain’s favorite Ameri­ SPECIAL ..... e • e e e 8 ooch He said an attendant, the only i Aviation Agency which supposed- 6 for 88c NOW ...... Legislature’s Education .Ck>mniit- tion. they eejd th^y aren’t, opposed Culled Iron) .41’ Wire.s i inglon while elephant sale. The re­ ed S tates ha.s nothing to do cans. "Certainly his ideas have SKIRTS tee, said Ills group feels it is not to the teaching of fl^t aid. other person in the car. yelled: . 'ly wa* operating the annex. Chyck "Hold your seat, something's go- the Atomic Energy Commi-ssion, tail division at 139 E. Center St. with it. aluay* found a ready echo ■ in Exceptionally goed vahiee. In plaids and solid colors. S ira T a good idea for the Legislature to MsHer of Survival will be happy to award you a $25 Their 3-year-old daughter oiir hearta.” Macmillan said in REG. 59c PRINTED TERRY say what course* are to be taught Edward Gilhuly , of tl>e State ing'to happen.” said the FA A. to lA "Th* car started rocking and , So, people did. Massachusetts Supreme Court bond and the elephant." Irene waa found alive Itf wood* laying a wreath at the—Lincoln ip the schuol*. Office of Civil Defense spoke in take* under advisement appeal* of .lohn W iet. executive vice pre.si- near the Lincoln's home last statue In the busy square oppo­ Toiletries. Etc. The boai;d has traditionally op- support of the bill. He described KITCHEN TOWELS 2 ^ 88e f^nrinoed on Page Seventeen) 1 (Oontinned on Png" Fourteen) eight men nerving life in, pri*on for denl of the Chamber, reporta en- night, after being missing for site the House* of Parliament. Housewares Dept. ^ iposed legtelattve attempt* at ar­ knowledge of first aid as "a matter $1,219,000 Brink'* robbery. House tries-are beginning to arrive in the seven hours. Colorful patterns and coloring*. Extra absorbent—won’t Uat. R*9 . $3.98 to $7.98 $ 9 . 0 0 HALE’S LOWER STORE LEVEL. 11.23 Noxzema Skin Cream ...... 99c ranging the curriculuin> he- said. of eelf-survival." Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex» ‘______V ______tall story contest Involving white A doctor said' trene waa .suf­ NEW lAINDON MILLS CLOSE However.- he *Rid. the board feels A bill to admit atudents of pri sound* strong protest against ad­ fering from exposure but oth­ Large Listerine Antiseptic ...... 89c vats and parochial schools to pub­ elephants which the retail division Nevv I.iondon, Feb. 12 S U G H T IRREGULARS OF 49c Like Ga8 in the Tank ministration proposala to increaae is also sponsoring. erwise was all right. However, New London Mills, Inc., on Pe- HEART MOLD SET > $1.00 Daggett and Ramsdell Cold Cream ...... 79c lic ichool driver education elassee interest rural power loan*. , she waa taken to the. hospital quot Ave., said* today it will was unopposed. DUNDEE HAND and One mold. Eight individual molds. Crest Toothpaste, Economy Size ...... 69c Theologian Clainis Mrs. Asuncion Ortiz, accused of | (Coi,tinned on Page Ten) as a precaution. close down Monday for an *!ln- Copper-tone aluminum. For salads, gelatin molds, A B It* author. Rep. Lucy Hammer I abducting Johnny Taverez when he if definite period.” Official* -de­ wall plaques ...... Maybelline Eyebrow Pencil — ...... 2 fpr 29c Children Spoiled (R-Branford 1 said the la w is needed was 23 days , old, indicted on two ■ clined to give any . reason for FACE SIZE TOWELS DRESSES Large Johnson Baby Powder ...... , 59c because the Tact Legislature passed a Car kidnaping coimt* ..Sen, Thoma* .1. i the shutdown, but said they hope a law requiring all driver* of high Dodd (D-Connt propose* bill to ex-, Cottolu and nylons, goed e p ^ g vriuee. Sizee 7 to lA By Sunday, Schools It will be of. “short duration." 3 f o r n e 0 0 SWEETHEART CAKE PANS Adorn Hair Spray . I '.T ^ . $1.50 school age to take a driving course tend Social Security coverage to : Ban Deodorant ...... 98c before the.v can-be licensed. physicians .. Screen star Jimmy ROK Cabinet Plans TWO HELD IN KIIXINO SoUd eelore with novelty color borders. Colors: Pink, green, Seamleea. Easy to clean. A 7 0 ^ Omaha, Feb. 12 idh Sund'ay She said private and. parochial Stewart nominated by President, deep rose, aqua and turquoise. For a new and different party cake...... • For » New Toni Home Permanents ...... $2.00 school spoils children, theologian student* ahould )>e allowed to use And Marks Go DotVn Eisenhower for promotion to brig a -, Nashua, N. H., Feh- 12 Rm . SS.98 the public d.river training facilities dier general In Air Force Reserve. I Two Rhode Island men toitay • $9.09 tC-OO New Quick Home Perm anents...... $2.00 Dr. Marcus Barth »ald today. were eWIrged with murder and a . lo U .9 8 This Is.because all they hear for if such training I* required of all ' Actresa Maya Corday sues actor ; Evening In Ppris Deodorant Stick ...... 2 for $i.0d by l»w. ' study he cites ts typicsl na­ Richard Long to end 2-year mar- Action in Jap Crisis third man with being an acoOa- OUR SECOND SHIPMENT! . Now • • 8 0 00 andf NEW AFRIOAN VIOLET FLAMira some time is ‘Mama loves me. Los Angeles, Feb. 12 MPt--- sory In the gangland-etyle slay- Papa loves. me, teacher love* me, Comm ercial driving schools in What makes Sammy’s ear tionally: riage marked by 16 separation*. I t ” X 4” piastio wiut bottom tray. Coinee \:^th wick to huert Uniraps Vitamina ,.,.....,.. .$3.11 and $6.96 New laboratory wind tunnel fire*. 7 ------Ing of MauHcc Gft|fnoa« 41^ God loves me. Come age 12 or 14; the state. charge about $75 fpr run? Sammy does, and' it N ot a single straight-A stu­ wealthy Ctunberland, R. L, What A Value! Into so a Tlw ^ r .glass wick waters the plant about a.'week. Geritol Tablets or Liquid ...... :$2.98 ailU $4.98 they discover other people in the their courses. > . - plays heck with his grade*. dent questioned oWned a car. heat naahea hotter than the^ •un. gg„„j 22 The Soulh^uled to meet tomorrow to act on CLOSEOUT PATTERNS #4 then leave empty alew days and then reffil the reeer- plastics ihanufactufei'. Chyigd ”75d Bayei^s-Aspirin Tabieid ...... ,67c world and all hell breaks loose,” . Real Eatato Cla see* A'* in the high school class­ Only 15 per cent of the B Connection is winner In i Korean cabinet dlsciiesed the gravel the repatriation plan, with all in- with murder were Fred Marti-. O F $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 EXTRA LARGE Chubbette" DRESSES velr. Larger sizes also available...... Dr.' Barth remarked. Real eatato men from through­ room and cars don't mix, ' students owned car*. 135 suit brought against, state 'by ^ Japan at a 3-hour emer-' di< atlons pointing to approval. A neau, 38, Pawtucket, and Rus­ 60c Aik;; S e l t z e r : ...... 54c Dr, Barth, a member of the fed­ out the state appeared in behalf of Neither do B’a. But C* and B ut 41 per cent of the C Chicago dredging firm..'. | gency session today and Foreign | Leftist Korean a.saociation in Ja- sell 7. Nelsori; SO, Providenoi. For the Uttie lUqe that n e e d is ^ t extra eiae. 8 ^ to 14^. Large YWaylin $4.19 erated theological faculty of the a bill to appropriate $50,000 for D’s do. And flunkers are the atudents had cars, and 71 per ioua gambler claim* he . Minister Cho Chung Whan said a , pan says that 117,000 to the 600,- RUBBER MAID DISH DRAINER University of Chicago, gave his bolstering real estate. instruction biggest car-owners of all. cent of the D students. And Bumerou* payoffs to officers after .•^omentoiui decision ’ was made. 000 Koreans in Japan have applied IKE NAMES EDDLEMANl 69c Pepsodent Tooth Brushes ...... 2 for 98c at the University of Connecticut. whs}; of the failing students? three Brooklyn policemen are ar­ C annon. 25% off Beg. $2.». 1st QuaUty. views in a talk prepared for a Who has these view*, cer­ A government spokesman said to go to North Korea, but Japa- . Waahlagton, Feb. 12 (PI—Lt. TTie university -already offer* a A spectacular 83 per cent rested for shaking down book­ announcement of the decision, nese Hecurity authorities say their eeaneeeeee * 1 . 6 9 $1.0jh Nivdd Skin^^rviate V — ...... -69c meeting of the Division of Chris­ tain to get the razzberry in Gen. Rag. $5.98 AiMried eolork NOW ...... major in real estate. owned car*. - m akers. - Would be made within a few days, investigations show only 43,000 Clyde D. Eddlemrii) was T i ...... ■ liw illlW n * l' ...... 111 1 II I I I tian Education of the National certain grease pits? He’s Wil­ picked by President , Eiaenhostor • to M.98 i: A lbert S; Sm ith of Vernon op- Students usuaHy find their Connecticut Congressman pro i There was no indication what it’’havfe " applied to go. .1. I '* l«i ILII,'H.l'JJ* ...... '; ■ ■ ■ ...... W I i m i m h Council of Churches. poked the bill. He said it would fa­ liam (Jondit. Belmont High car upkeep and operation tiMlay'to'be commaqder In chtet ' New and He said Sunday school* chop up School ylce-princlpsl. And he pones Rts. 7 and 8 in western part! The Ti ansport Ministry in Tokyo We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with vor a special Interest group. The costs much higher than they of state be Includedr.ln national; Relations between Japan and w-amed the Japanese shipping in­ of C.8. Amty Forces tn E u ro ^ Bible stories SO that “Egyptians measure was introduced by Sen. offers these observations: expected. Eddleman. now commanding the cash sales and also to customera; who* pay their charge account within never drowned. John the,BaptUt High school boys are Joy-s system of defense highwsys... , gouth Korea-'—two major U.S. Al- dustry to be on the alert, partlclir 7th UJ8. Anny, in Borape aipo^ BATH TOWELS Arthur J. Healey fD-#Jew Ha'vepl. "It’s almost beyond com- ■ General Dynamica Corp. president; jjpg Easi^have been larly in the Korean Strait between Double S&H fifteen (15) days after billing date. was never beheaded,’’. The Education' Committee also riding right out of an educa­ prehension why fro n ts allow will command the Central Artsy "The re:al life; th a t shows people tion; , Prank Pace eaya many Amer- | Strained almost to ' the breaking the tw o countrie.s. T hirteen .ship­ heard statements favoring pasaage it," Condlt says. leans don’t know tHey’r* In a point the Japanese Foreign.Min- ping flrnw canceled sailings to Oroiip,'a NATO position. PRETEEK DRESSES u the.v are, is cut away.” *o that of a bill to provide more state . A teenager's stock with the by He grants there are cases tle for survival. |Istry's'recommendation that Ko- South Korea.. . Green Sfamps the story' -presented it "canned m.one)’ for school library books and girl* may go up when he gets where students need cars.'But .AIRLINE ■WORKEHS: QUIT V A good selecUoo of etylee wad eolors. Sizes $ to 14. Free Parking Rear Of Store food, carefully prepared, but, the a car, but his mai:ks will go ■Yale University concert band 1 f^ans in Japan who request repa- Japanese Foreign Minister All- expanded school and public library parents should think it out will tour Biirdpe this summer... tfiatlon to North Korea should be j chiro Fujiyama met with the Miami. Fla., Feb. 12 O R -A b^ Extra vita^na are gone,” Dr. Barth' said. service. Rep. J. McCullough dpwn; carefully, he feels, before giv­ 2,08$ empiDjfea of Pan AmerhtM i thurs: With All "Even 8-year olds can know that The car-owner may wind up Ettore Ceccarelli. 72, of New Lon sent to the Communist territory. South Korean Minister tn Tokyo ■ - 'if. Turner (R-B«thariy), a-committee ing their son the green light' don, plesulB ihnoeent to three South Korea Tia* indicated Its j today In an ilth-hour-attempt to - World AlrwajS walked off tkejph^ all th e world is n o t rozy.” msmheF'.- 'dsbated with Mrs.' Ella 'quitting school—or at least An too common, he says, it .1 Special! R*«.$5.98 counts of evading $37,,858;54 , in navy might try to Intercept any get ac<»ptance of the repatriation today but flights went out Dr. » Barth charged Sunday Robb, a spokesman- for the Coif- athletics—tok gat k Job so he the plight of a mother who echedule or only * low mil to $10.98 NCcish Sales Trom cah keep the thing perking. federal Income taxes, repatriation ships. South Korea's decision. But source* close to the schools with foUoi^ng "public necticut. School : Library Assn., sought help when soYv a Korean mission said 'Yltt told F uji­ late. Mechaatco:: and., ntfkl to school and ooctological drives to­ about a bill that calls for the state ' Social pressures on boys bright atuddnt — began run­ Several Aurora. 111., city officials minister to Japan. Yiu Tai Ha, said e -e 4 e 8 « • and police, being sued $5 tnilrion In 'Tokyo today his government is yama that President .Syngmah tehdaiita quit woffc Ik' ay E3? ward conformity’’ and remarked to provider, as m uch a« $2,506,000 in nowadays are strong. Oondit ning around With a )>oy who Rhee'a government would never with 21 porters who Woto $ O IM 4 x 4 S to 2Sx50 ' concedes. Many a teenager for violation of civil right*, peti­ prepared to go to any length to that "Sunday achooia, as well as matching fund* for school library owned a oar. agree. tag atoJgaihWiU hfl ' ' e. AIX SAUSS FINAE e books during the next, two years.' feel* he’s nobody without "He doesn’t study any tion U.S. District Court to order prevent this crime against human-' ~ m oM eOlor nylen border atvipee, re- tho .public schools, should not fol­ 1 iio oj^rtinillF 4IR w)t«*I*. - But! th ere a eon*ola> more.” she coraplalnod. "Ho I peyeU ktrle examlnatlea fo r M ay Ity." ^ ^ •ioili GlBUi* DEPARTMKNT-Take Uevater to Seeppd noor. low but should be ahaad of the de­ The. JapaneaOxcablnet is sched- (CoMtoned oa POfe Toa) tram pewengere.^ .f, * velopment of the child."—' (Den^nnethen Pagi' Borentoen) * tion ' for' oomo in an Idaho Just rides airoufid.” 'or Paul Egan.

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\ PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O fIN ., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1969 MANCHESTER EV'ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1955)

m ' \ South Windsor Tolland County Sheinwold on Bridge |Mrs. Cyr Heads lUMCOLH Legislators H alt Action T H t I Easier Seal Sale k e e p . ATTACKIKO < MoitkdHte ^___ Ne«lMeoUMidMn*le im e c x a b e b ’s m v M f t NOVTH Mr*. Gharle* cyr of Ellington Br Alfred BiMtowold Rd. will »erve as chairman of the On Planning New Jail tJJL Kaster* Tezaa OtaMpI** 26th annual Easter Seal sale for It isn't very often that yw South Wind. 7 3 ♦ J5 Mrs. Cyr vilIl spearhead this State Capitol yesterday. ber of 1958 It was moved that I opened the deuce of dlartionds f o ir r a leUrer aBywhere— : year's appeal for funds, which wdll Democrats made a motion to “praacnt members should continue from the West hand 4k K 8 7 4 2 be used to continue and extend re­ terminate the authority of the Jail to serve on the Jail Study Com­ land’a amblUous contract. My wlf* ¥ Q 44 See o«r exrltlnit: colleetlon habilitation aervlces for handi­ Study Committee and to suspend mittee . whether they continue as took the queen of diamonds ana ♦ rio 8 of Valentiae Ceramic Novel- capped men, women and children all further action toward a new members of the legislature or began the attack on tha trump * K 1 0 _ ___ _ TNC PLO M ST tie* for ■mall plant*. . . in communities throughout Con­ jail until the atatua of bills abol­ not." suit by returning the king of dia­ necticut, The fund campaign will ishing county government in Con­ Sweeney and the county com- monds. This forced dummy to ruff open Feb 27 and continue through miastoner* were asked yesterday IT OAK BT, MANCHEOTKK—MI a-«S47—Ml S-4444 necticut is known. with the ten of spades. Easter Sunday. This was amended by Republi­ whether they Interpreted this as Boland next crashed three top Members of the Women'* Aux- d s cans to read, "suspend” all au­ meaning they would continue as clube. My wife ruffed the third Op*alh8 —* 4 2 ilisrv of Abe E. Miller Post, AL, thority and then passed. members after their terms of of­ club with the, Jack of spMM, will asaist in conducting the fund Discussion centered on the com­ fice had expired. They, in effect, hoping to embarraas declarer if he drive, aa they have for the past position of the Committee, ap- avoided a definite answer to the over-rulfed. Instead, Boland dis­ hava a few words to say about aeveral ve'trs pointed at a county legislator's question and it was decided, by Re­ carded hta last diamond. that final bid of four spades. But Student* Win Honora publicans, that further discussion a promise Is a promise. Honor aludenu at pris-Aorth mreling in 1956. Having made two plays of her _ 1 ui»v. «..hn^.i fnr the sec-1 orl^nal motion called for a was unnecessary at this time since own, my wife returned a trump DaUy ftuestion M ^orial High S c ^ l for the » ~ ! committee composed of the sheriff. all action was suspended. and left it up to me to continue As dealer, you hold: Spades— ond commlisionars and three They said it might better be the fight. There waa no prob­ J 6; Hearts—10 7 5; Diamonds— 2nd SMASH WEEK! MORE FAMOUS first half of {IV : membera of the Legislature. The taken up after the status of coun­ lem in defeating the contract but A K Q 7 6 5; Clubs— J 5. What been announced ^ Principal Hct , ^ j commissioners were ty government is determined the question was whether we could dd you say? ry J. Adams, The following pu- ______. ______Answer: Pass. If using weak were recognized for their i set it two tricks. The extra 100 pits D ^ t s 's r e vvorth their weight In two-bids, bid two diamonds.ids. If scholarship allainmenta: Breor, Linda Fanning, Stephen 1 Steam from Mill ifSd in tournament play. your suit were spades or hesrU, Second marking period: Goddard, Judy Hanson, Fred Mc­ APPLIANCES, HI-FI, TV and STEREO! aluminum Laughlin. Nancy Noyes. Cynthia Naturally, I refused to win the you would open the bidding, Senior*: Special honor*. Diane 2-IJ Blackmore, Cvnthla Jarvis. Kath­ Ordwav, Norman Paulhua, James Blamed for Crash first trump trick. Declarer had | There is less advantage In making door canopy erine Mansur; high honor*. Peter' RoberU. to 'Win with dummy’s queen of s shaded opening bid in a minor trumps and find his own way to suit. Thera is no g ^ t harm in ' Boasen. Maureen Breor, Stephen, Juniors: Special honors, Karen A cloud of steam from a mill ex­ opening the bidding if you have a ALL BRAND NEW! FULLY OUARANTEEDI Goddard. Muriel .Magee, Cynthia Adams, Nancy Roman. Constance get out of dummy. haust pipe was partly responsible Boland couldn’t afford to lead very conservative partner. Ordway. John White; honors, Lin-: Willard; high honor*. Maxine Box- (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ da Fanning. Judy Hanson, Lynn ’ er, Judy Cutler, Lorraine Gagnon. for a 2-car crash this m^fnlng. hearts from the dummy, since that MANY STILL CRATED! I Martin, Fred McLaughlin, Nancy; Kathleen Roberts; honors, Chsr- Three men were given emer­ tlilCOU would cost him a heart trick. In­ tures Corp.) ' Noyes, Norman Paulhu* and! lotte Caaaarino. Juri Laine and gency treatment at Manchester stead, he led a club from dummy Iw iB O V and ruffed ' with the eight of : James Roberts. . Roger Mansur. Memorial Hospital as a result po­ ~ Juniors: Special Honors, Karen Sophomores: Special honors, Ba- spades. lice reported. This was another familiar sit­ Adams. Judy Cutler, Nancy R o -.jji Karmazyn. Barbara Roberts; I I'AUK IMG/t/V I • V/' ' man, Constance Willard; high hon-1 high honors, Nola Collin*. Dorothy George Johnson, 47. of Colum­ uation. I discarded a heart, de­ 1 ^ . or*. Lorraine Gagnon, Kathleen ■ Daley. Maureen Dimlow, Lealle bia. suffered a lacerated forehead, clining to over-ruff. I felt sure 1 a cut on his left knee, and a I 5 * ^ ' that my trumps would Improve BURNSIDE WTrackinf' . Roberta; honors, Juri I-aine and Manning, Beverly Naudzus; hon- BURHilDf ftVF ( MTFD lhran|l) tta Roger Mansur. | ors, Thomas Coffey. Alfred Hop- sprained ankle. He left the hos­ with age. pital on crutches. So it turned out. Boland now NOW! ENDS TCEanOAT keaMwitli Sophomores: Special honors,: kins, Patricia Kelley. Joan Mlko- Nola Collins. Lealle Manning, Bar- ] me. Lillie Nlchol.s, Gary Pierce, Richard C. Gates, 29, of 123 had K-7-4 , of trumps with the ahMdumt INGRID BERGMAN bars Roberta; high honors. D oro-! James Rustik and Anthony Slau- Main St., had four atltchea A-9-6 behind him. No matter CURT JURGEN’S Fleulum D«of Canopy. 1 thy Daley. Maureen Dimlow. K ir-. aarz. taken in his forehead, and Ed­ where a trailer truck alid Into and how he struggled he had to lose ! by Holcombe, Basil Karmazyn, I Freshmen: Special honors, Kath ward P. Piontak. 38. of Williman- broke a fire hydrant. three trumps, going down two *706 IBS Of Make your doonvay ' Beverly Naudzus, IJllle Nichols, leen - Kingsley;—- . high honors, -David . Uc. received an Injury to his right Police this morning eald the In­ tricks. aafer too with beauti­ iGary Pierce; honors. Sandra Clarke, Judy Hull. Peter Kenny, leg. All were discharged. vestigation had not been com­ "I suppose I'll read this hand In Sixth HsNilBStt” ful and durable all j Chicky. Alfred Hopkins and Joan Patricia Krawski. Lee Osborne, Police said the crash occurred at pleted. your column,” said Boland aa he aluminum ralllnir*. Mikolite. Glen Roberts. William Roman, 7:15 on Parker S t In front of the Frank Kant*, who lives at 15 credited us t^th 200 points on* the In Cinemascope aad Color! Freshmen: Special honors, Kath- Dean Tapley; honors. Judy Bailar- Lydall & Foulds paper mill. Gates Stock PI., said the truck slid back­ score slip. "Don’t say too much AT 8 ; leen Kingsley. Glen RoberU, Dean geon, Bruce Braithwalte, Barbara drove one car and Piontak the wards into the hydrant after it about my bidding.” FLORENCE 36” ' Tapley; high honors, David Clarke, Gasckl, Sandra Martin and David other. Johnson was riding with began to spin on the slope. Stock If I hadn’t promised, I would Evelyn Dj-na*. Jucly Hull. Peter Roberts. Piontak. Pi. slopes down into N. Main St. GAS RANGE Kenny, Patricia Krawski. San­ Snotv Slowing Mall Police said Gates w-as driving The driver told Kant* he steered FREE ESTIMATE5U-EASY TERMS dra Martin. William Roman; hon­ According to an announcement south on Parker St. and stopped the truck to the aide of the road Bilh ors. Judy Ballargeon, Bruce I F A* lyOW A* from the wapping Post Office all behind a vehicle parked in the so that he would not slide into piuferred Braithwalte, Barbara Gaackl, Da­ rural box holders In Wapping Dis­ road. Police said the driver of the N. Main St. There was a steady LoFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE \ Trim-line vid Roberts and Gail 'W’hlte. trict Rural Routes 1 and 2 ^ould parked vehicle waved Gates to flow of traulc on N. Main St. at design! $1 trade Home Specialties Co. Students receiving honors for MONSON, MASS.—TEL. OO 7-5584 IT' remove snow from in front of their pass. the time, he said. Controlled the first half school year include; boxes In order for the carriers to As Gates pulled to the left, a The truck, which became stuck Home o f the Sons o f Fun heat top , , BOB BROWN and CHARLIE PRINGLE Seniors: Special honors, Diane make delivery. Failure to do so cloud of steam erupted from an after hltUng Uie hydrant, was burner! wiH’ preferred Your Local Home Improvement Contractors Blackmore, Cynthia Jarvis, Kath­ has resulted in carriers’ cars get­ exhaust pipe in the mill. Gates moved this morning, Kant* said. The place where you always see a good, clean 'Show. Why not trade erine Manaur; high honors, Muriel ting stuck which causes delay In drove on but Piontak suddenly ap­ arrange your epecial parties here? 'We have special party rates. 39 PURNELL PLACE— MI 3-2856 Magee, Lynn Martin, John White; Very reasonable. Also see our Big Saturday Night 'Gay Ninety delivering the mail. peared from the other direction Pure Vanadium Soft honors, Peter Boesen, Maureen To Plan Bazaar and the two cars smashed. Nite.’ Something to see. Sunday, all day ia family time. Food Mrs. Rudy Du rig. president of Damage to the cars was moder­ time 12 noon to 10 p.m. Show time 4 to 8 p.m. (Children’s hour 6 Salt Lake City — Pure vanadi­ to 6 p.m. Family time is all the timq. For reservations call RCA VICTOR 21” Mothers Circle of St. Francis of ate to heavy, police reported. No um is soft and ductile and has Assisi Church, has called a meet­ arrest was made. Monaon, CO 7-5584. excellent corrosion resistance. A LaFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. ing of the Executive Committee Shortly after midnight two cars few years ago ductile vanadium CONSOLE TELEVISION for Monday. Feb. 16 after the collided on E. Middle Tpke. in FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. front of the Shady Glen, police re­ sold at aeveral hundred dollars a CHILDRENS Evening Mass which begins at pound, but the price has drop­ As Low As 7:30 p.m. ported. . ped to a base of about 840 a pound. Father Hclfe-nan. chaplain of Police said Ernest J. Smith of 50 $1 Greenwood Dr. left the Shady Glen with ASPIRINS ARTHUR DRUG the group, will be present. Plans preferred parking lot to drive east on the w«iff w will be formulaied for the Annual trade Cherry Flevorai 942 M AIN ST. — ST. JAMES BLOCK Bazaar to be held In the Church turnpike. As ha made the turn he VA %r. 50*$__ Hall Afiril 25. wBS'hit by a-car tlriven Wen­ EASTWOO 1 ■ A ■ 33* -Briefs dell S.: of 311 Woodbridge ID Rlxquleite. styling combined with RCA’s Mrs. Phyllis Widak of Pleasant St., who was driving west. THB YEAirs BIGGEST HIT! h j O i ! / p r o g r a m s . renowned performance! (Jlear. sharp tone! ADMIRAL 21-INCH Police said Gates* vehicle struck IsrrM BeTsaas Cart Jarseat ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY t SATURDAY ]| ■Valley Rd. was elected secretary a patch of ice on the road and his Kefecrt Deaat ia of the Women's Auxiliary of Abe car iwerved to the left and hit the TABLE TELEVISION E. Miller Post, AL, at a recent Smith vehicle. meeting. She succeeds Mrs. Doris ‘THE INN OF THE A* lx)W A* UVcie^xe^Cl^eHc^ d r u g s t o r e Damage was light and no one // Mikells of Bolton who resigned was reported injured; No arrest ‘'Thin-as-a,dime'' the post. 6th HAPPINESS” "VW eo Everyday was made. la CiaemsScape sai C«Ur styling! Heavy Mrs. Priscilla Elz of Allison At 7:30 last night, police were r Sfc*w a 2 ;S a 4 :S a a :U AU Rights Reserved— duty speaker for Drive was rep orted injured informed of a collision on Stock PI. P c n r E c n o N Wednesday In a truok-Greyhound T. Dickenson A Co,, Inc. rich, full range 5‘ CANDY BARS bus crash in Framingham, Mass. tone! with preferred Abe E. Miller Pont, AL, will trade HAND P »p ila r meet 'Friday at 8 p.m. at the Le­ I r M h gion Hall on Main St CREAM Stations of the Cross will be (Limit 3) . 3 M 2 given Friday a*. 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Church. The IM z .. senior choir -wi:; meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the church. i T-O-N-l-G-H-' HAIR CARE BUYS SUPPOSITORIES Manoheater Evening H erald 'MUSICAL BINGO ELECTRONICS South Windsor oorreapondeot El­ LABORATORIES Um mhmr Sbemnee* I f * filyN iii more Burnham, telephone Mitchell ★ PRIZES * SURPRISES « FUN FOB ALL 4-0674. •k Wally Field* Swinging and Singing Quartet N Heleie Cirtis kMl or lifaRts 12*s At the Friendliest and Liveliest Spot i^in TTown o m 2 77 BROAD (Limit 1 ) ...... 27' Des Moine.s — The number of MIKE ^ D I I I 44 S T R E E T '^ Crene Rinse I American farms with telephones | STANKO’!O’S V / M V U l v l l- l n MANCHESTER CONTAINS LANOtIN has Increased 70 per cent since No, Cover—NoI SiMniiine—Pleaty of Parking. » RADIO T E I t V I S I 0 N Prevenu insrli. 11940. and "wild hsir.' REG. 1.29 SET OF 3 SIZES Choaael B Hew flavea, 0 * b b . B :M ( 8-4B ) D id -f, ’ 16k>z...... 1 « L’kaaB*! tt Seriaeflfli, Mas*. HEAVY ENAMEL Ohoaael Be N*w BritalB. Geaa. 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MANC^HESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., TTIURSPAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959 P A G E F IV E - i ,iV i’ II Xpwwffi

3 Apprehended Ihennal,” i recall Bushy shouUiig out. The lar was s\vaylr.g back Wire House Riglil, |:S” jSljSontherp^^ WINDOW SHADES In Abduction TheSmaUW orld —4 and forth liU* .t giant pendulum, ' the department ss.vs. 4-H Heads Named reaching as much as a 45 degree Inspector Warns [ When snvany work is done on the ' Men's Bake Test hugle on Hb Itack and forward propertv, be sure that a permit is; WASHAILE Of State Woman 1 issued by the Building Department For Family N i^ t swings. I. your house property w.red to -L T ^ p rop em - In spite of stormy weather Tues- INTERSTATE As Bushy old \is later; ‘There ,.„v night, the men of Wapping Greeley, Colo,i Feb. 13 (JV-Three 3 Men, Girl, Against the Sea John N. V^tnUl taM b«M named was no light un board and 1 could rnmr«nce«^-- ‘ Pkrfonus the work. These l''^nrsnge turned ‘ I* out in fii|l force for AQUA SHADES young pe/4 the price of many com­ Pack 67, Dens 1 and 2, 7 p.m., home pedition. Bu.shy iumped for the gas valve Birthday Oalatidar Planned Mrs. Frederick Young. Emanuel Women I r^ftchins full .‘ipeY'd ert McKuuiey, judge advocate; Dr. parable competitive inatrn- The Auxiliary to C oveh try Mr. and Mrs. WyvlUe Peabody, I ro])e and hung on to it, feel off the menu. 10-Day Money-iack SUtlons of the Cross followed by Just the moment before, our bal­ According In th#‘ depRi tnu'nl. llio .lolui Gregan, trustee for thiee American Legion Poet has stsurted active parishioners of SL Mary’s I deck, tossed like llie cfappei- in a most obvious »sig:n of over loail i.s vear.s. Guarantee! Come in...or Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ To See Filmstrip loon ’‘The Small World'’ had been phone for home demonatratlOB. c o n n in g data for Its fifth an' ment, 7:80 p.m., St. Mary’s Church; Church, were honored recently by lolling bell, while our precious gas thr blowing of fuse.s, whirh u.suhI- Ot1i(er.s of the auxiliary are nual commuiUty Mrthday oalen' rising BO rapidly that we didn't I supply e.sraped. 1 was calling out j lent cir­ .\ldea nutz.mer. president: (lladys Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Town A filmstrip on evangelism en­ the 50-50 Club. A takeoff on the W fHilZZBW "lAtnf toumff* dar. All monies realised from this Office Building; Little Scissors know If we could Halt It. Now we I that we were at 3.800 feet, then cuits. The .solution to this is not a Ridolfi. .senior vice piealdent; project are used strictly for local titled "Win Strangers" will be TW program ’’’This Is Your Life” 4.000. At 4,600 feet we stopped Doris Madden. Junior vice pres­ ■ HurmaAiti - - ,, . , 1 i4-H, 3:30 p.m., Mrs. F. . . Pauline were plunging down toward the Isrger ftiae but the addition of cQ^^lty ser^w otk.^^ la- 7 p shown at the meeting of the Wom­ was presented. M u m I rising hut bv then we knew we had more wiring. The presence of ex- ident: Ids AVoodhouse. chaplain; terested in having birt^ays ®l^| chujch Community House; Explor­ Guests helping to present the ■ea so fast that I could only call no other alteinative: be prepared 'indiJaVes a lack of Fvelyii Oregan. secertaiy; Geor­ en’s Missionary Society of Eman­ out the altitudes at 200-fpot In­ meetings listed in the calendar, as er Scout Post 66. 8 p.m.. Pond program Include Peabody’s two V ^ e o to ditch or die. outlets and. allhougli these cords gina Wallier, conductress; Flor­ well as placing orders for such, uel Lutheran Church tomorrow tervals. Colin had ids knife out and was may be approved by a testing ence Sullivan, treasurnr; Mary HiU School; setback party, 8 p.m.. brothers and a nephew from Bushy Elloart, our balloon com- QUINN’S PHARMACY have been asked to contact Mrs, Legion home; social, 8 p.m., South night. Rhode Island, friends from the hacking at fo\ir of the eight sus­ iRhoratoiy. the.v are limited In llir ■McCartliy, guard; Adriana Cobb, Louis A. Steullet, president, or The meeting will be held at 7:30 Greater Manchester area, the mandec, already had ordered his pension lines while Bushy went af­ load for wtiich they are designed PiitiioUc Inslructoi': Ida Beruby, PHONE MI 8-4186 Coventry firehouse; trial Justice son ’Tim and Colin, my husband, flag heater; Ileen Binge, historian: other unH members. court, 7:80 p.m„ Robertson School; in the reception room of the par' three daughters and one son of the aiN o< leeim ter the other four .so that when and wheie they are to be u.sed. ’H\e annital Past President’a and ish building. rpl voui raMitr* to be prepared to throw our 56- he pulled the quick release the car When in doubt a.s to llie condi- Ida Woodhouse, musician; Kath­ Radiant Chapter No. 11, OES, Peabodys, and friends from New leen McGuire, Minnie Bralnard, Past C^nunander's Night program I Masonic Temple, Wllllmantlc Miss Eva Johnson, president. kiAiTH riioncTiONi pound radio transmitter and one wotild separate from the balloon, tion of the wiring system in your York. battery over the side to lessen the Tim had clambered down from the home, have .an electrical coniiar Dora Hoyt and Anna Stahl, color Wi MANDLI tATTIWa* SM ACCIMeSlf9 has been scheduled for March 14 Will conduct the business meeting, Peabody retired two years ago e’-;a5c£«W roe MoaT Aiot at the Legion home. A planned after which there will be a pro­ impact when he hit the sea. load ring and was throwing over lor or other qualified person in­ hen rers. after 40 years In the Insurance We had to work rapidly because i every piece of ballast available, supper will precede the affair, Coventry eorfeepeadent 'llm . Paul­ gram In the chapel. Mrs, Earl An- field. ’The couple came to Msmehes- dereon will have charge of devo- when we hit the ,500-foot altitude riiiminet Downward At its meeting this week the ine UtUe, telephone PDgilm ter in 1923, and moved to Vernon mark our trailing hose and line auxiliary voted a number of con­ S-4S8L tione. . In 1956. Hara’s All\Yaa D^l We were plummeting downward would strike the water and then at more than 20 feet per second. m ' tributions aa follows: 86 to each Mre. Hugo P4arson Is chairman A tape recording of the program we would have to start throwing i Cub Scout Pscka 67 and 66 for was presented to the Peabodys. Bv the time we had dropped to 700 of the refreahment committee. ballast overboard. If we didn't | feet, my torch failed and I was their Bim and CMd affairs; |20 |E U m gton Women of the church are Invit­ Punch and cookies were served by 1 • Buy 3 Round Pockagetef Sterling Salt. 4 . vWe ^ 1 refund the purchase price of have It dumped by the 300-foot | worth used chlldrea's clothing ' " the club. no longer able to re,ad the altime- ot ed. PREMIUM QUAinV ihe W puekages. mark-::-or 20 seconds . later—the r-p- I ter. But our frantic ballasting had to the PUNlc Health NurMng 2 . Send ae the 3 eeole that cover the sheef' momentum of the added ] Assn. Thrift and CMft Shop for the I n w n w C 7I.U U C ;ui.» \ started to slow our rale of de.soent. W,’ STERUNG SUT IS - • pouring epawti an the pockoget. Basura TWO PACKAGIS OF STIRUNG, weight would Ihcreaae our Impact I "Don't worry. Rosemar.v, don't benefit Ot the local puhhc health on the water, i ■ ■ worry." Bushy reassured me, "It's program; and to J ^ with Ita Named by School a raal Salty Salt to tell uc lha prke you paid and include EAIT A M YOURS AT NO COSTI •'Get those, sleeping bags ready | Junior ausUlarjr membera in the all right. 1 ran .see the ocean now your name and oddress. \ Offer SMcHy IhnHedl to go over,” Bushy. commanded. that we've broken out of the cloud. purdhea o f an agricuRunU hand Ellington High Sehool has named • damp proof Balloon Small World floats over Atlantic Ocean peneeftilly. btit Only Oiie OHw ef 3 fariioge* Nr FamUy “ It's warm enough so in this later is caught In violent air currents that finally drove it into It s fairly smooth." tool kit to ha aent under the OAMX: 3. Mail your seals to International .stretch' of ocean .we'll manage honor students for the year. • initant difisolving l«phM 10 eSyt StMn Ite cbasf 8,000 poppy eeele, which »rd Labrle. 800 feet. The conical cups of our to date: Weather heavenly sunny a rapid expansion of the gas that One hundred feet. Klfl.v feet. We 1 may be used at time of mailing; a Grade 9, honors, Thalia Babb, wind -gauge began to revolve at lAJt.not too hot, The water-lifting orce u- ■ u t” " could hear the sound of the waves subscHpttOa to the 'Firing Line,” Nancy Baeketrom, Ray Bahler, Stetiing Salt makes a differiaee! such a rapid rate that W’e knew we bag was worlcing smoothly. Our several navi.gational flxc.s and now. Thirty feet. Ten feet. •I whidv li evefttuaHy turned over joan Brown. Carolyn DeBrava, would be hitting the waves in a only mishap was that Bushy bit ; ...... ed we ■> »ter. J won’t have any iise for lL4iow the With Every Purchase Rod BaUey of Mansfield wlU play S ?* stop In ^ r i d a win he Key radio's gone.” - ‘.for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a SW j**- LB. CAN 8HUBFINE r The water on oui^jfart side had The committee In charge of ar- y a n d,.A -inanUi rangemente follows:. Mrs. Robert f®** the last two weeks wlU I \ turned a biillianLgreen^ obviously RED ALASKA SALMON . 85c J:' the polythene bj»g In which we car­ A. Doggart, Mrs. Robert E. Clapp, ____ BONELESS ried our. fUwresceijt. dye. which 3 pairs served as amindspeed'iifjarksr, had SHURFINE PEACHES .« c33c ripped,JBo, this, too, was Jettisoned. lb. The club haa. voted to again a . „ , _ o e B ^ th ls next time when w'e hit FO B LEN TEN BOEALSI POT ROASTS t l^ '^ a , it was with the Impact Regular $1.35 j r * The speaker win be Mlee Patty 8E ALTEST a tender kiss. As we recovered, , we Jettisoned a tow tins of the nut ' s u i ^ L n upptnan. She te COTTAGE CHEESE Lg. Pkg. 27c *SMdKED pemmlcan—of which • we had an v \ Senior at ’ RockvlUe High School Schc^,. i oversupply—and then were . able I w l wo® toe S c h d t t r ^ V ^ ^ - 8H UBF1NB to stay In. the air with the trail BALLET rope %pd hose dragging the water’s She win idtow ert A. Doggart, Mrs. Wallace x . I*???"® PEAKUT BUTTER 13 Oa.Jar 35c DAISY BUTTS mirface. ' elides In coimectlon with her talk NewHhlatpinjilr "My God! It*s only 11:15 a.m.,” Worthington, Mis. Frederick C. of her trip to Israel. - Rose, Mrs. Sanford Jones and Mrs. S W A N 8 0 0 W N Bushy said, glancing at his watch. ,,W. Bryce HoneyweH. At 1:46 ajn. Wednesday ipom- "W e’ve only been in this-mess for NYLONS ing BlUngton Fire Department FRESH ’A. ALL-PORCEUIN 2-CYCLE liHi CAKE MIXES 4 r»n.oo 15 minutes and here I could have Tomorrow's Aettvitles answered a eaU at the home o f World Day of Prayer at Bolton Alvin Laiu vdiere the furnace had Whitie. YeBow. ButieiwwMi, Davira Food sworn It was at least fbur o'clock!” Methodist Church, luncheon 13-.80, blown the doors off, making, some The resi of the day was un­ i worship 3 p.m.; Cub Scout Pack AUTOMATIC WASHER eventful as thi wind dropped con­ mesa, but there was not say seri­ PORK BUTTS ’ 65, Den 8. 3:30 p.m., home^Mrs. ous damage. i i l siderably and w'e were able to Ernest Peloquin; Den 6, 7 pun., NEW! Kwobtor Virginia Roob ...... iMig 49e devote ourselves_to repairing 'the •"home Mrs. Joseph I^ocke; Brownie Maimhester Bventaig . HenUd Educator Opmi Soiamf Croelian ...... box 39e t'aterJiftlng bag which had been Troop 70, 3:46 p.m., home Mis. EUlngteB oerreqMfiSent Mre. 0 . 1 Rowi44otp0inir CHICKEN FARTS severely damaged. That evening, $ r4 5 Edgar M. Boisvert; Cub :^8cout Berr, telephem IB Sm oit S-Ml . Rilx Craekars ...... box 29c Still tense from our morning ad­ ■ venture, w e, broke out thf-'i brandy for ‘ the flrat time and 'we each brings you NEW NO-SPILLICE TRAYS LEGS ond had a small tot—no more than ^ a • - mouthful. ^ “ MARJORIE MILU RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS BREASTS The reason? We had covered a pH Arnold Bread and BoOs, Arobway CkmUea, Fleragold Orangee, lilj Blue Label Slewed Tomatoee, IiaKoea Spaghetti Sauoe, Knox ONatine, Tetley Tea Bagi. • Lb.! •X' A T T m m o H IlH LISTEN MONDAY thru FBIDAY W nO 9l46 AAT PRESCRIPTIONS we will include without iiJ ■ ■ ' ' ' ' DAY OB NIGHT W IN G S ^ 35c BV EXPEBTS EXTRA CHARGE iiij MANCHESTER ARTHUR DRUG IMPERIAL CATERERS, Inc. In Frowu Food PoportiiMutyouli find ■riv ;^ fuHllM^ ffroten fish for your / . A Heart Shaped 17. 8. N a 1 t^tonmoolt. a . ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE GOOD EAllNO TH A T SHAKER PARK GROVE ^ rn your regular misses dress size! POTATOES S NOW AVAILABLE FOR OUR II in the length that fits you best! Valentine Box .U Lb. Chepiing tNa girdia that fit* y w porfacMy is eotlar than ayar with this naw DRESS-SIZED 7 - CLAM BAKES AND OUTINGS «:h Mriat by Pbnnflt.'First, jutt ask for your regular misMt dreu tTze. Then select the length . . . l i ihort, regular or toll. . . ihoi fits you best And there yreodcloth. White, t, - / y.^i craenairst. :4 ''C , - • . 32A to^^^C--$3.0Q . , ' 32D to 38D—$3.5^ I one" / > PAGE SEVEN ■'V lives only a few rods from Hebron Klrchoff of Meriden. Theodore fl. leader, will be In attendrade. Be­ rested by the pastor, Rev. Herbert' not atop decay '--htoh haa started National Research Council, the Green, le quoted as living in An­ Wolk ot Colchester was fined 410 fore the sermon of the day, a ser- W. Dtokerson, that In many American Aiaoclatlon tor the Ad- Hebron churches a Communion set la a PAG* SIX not can It ropqlr a tooth. But dover. (or trespassing, rad William Rein- monette will be delivered by David Your Dental fli'oridea do raeoUvely decreaae vracemrat of Science, nnd many Players Rehearsing holz of Amston, 419 for tampering Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert memorial gift In memory of some , one time or another turned every which le hbove and beyond prin­ the susceptibility of enamel to de­ others. with a motor vehicle, and SO-day S, Taylor. The YPP will hold a loved one now deceased. lowed eivepy nile «f the coW war wa apand plowing them. But if wa John Sibun announces, that the treasure hunt in the hall Sunday Two other young people besides, shade in the political spectrum.! ciple, and etui stands, essUy, ss cay before dojiy begins. It is sole­ In less than 50 yean these Postal Route Podium Players continue to hold suspended sentence for carrying a aa ha tound It The few Inatancea complain of inconvenlenca when Rather, It all continues to glorify the sslnt of the right, the middle, ly a preventive measure rad not groups In large measure have dangerous weapon In his car. He evening at 7. Renewal of marriage the 13 redenUy received Into the” Connecticut • • • Health reheamis for The Pirates of Pen­ vows Will be made at S:30. Those church, hsve signified their, wish In which Elaenhower haa broken there really isn't any, what ahall Lincoln. the left, end the erring. Let the Y o u r 0 d m e a corrective one. Fluorine le close­ added 30 yean to the life zance Tuesday evenings at the was put on probation (or three &pnttig Ifpralb we do when and if a real etorm It suggests. Indeed, that there ■nniinl oratory roU on, from all ly related to chlorine, bromine, expectancy of children bom today. Change Afoot yeara. desiring to have dinner at The to become members, and aJtrange- Uiow rulea atand out aa high RHAM High School. Yankee Silversmith must sign the ments are being made to that end. hita ua, and proves temporarily, as was something in him which was directions. hTUs ia National Children's and Iodine, elements which com­ AU of us benefit from their ef­ Teachera Salary Talk _ _ INC. polnis. Going back, we can aay Yankee monly enter our everyday Ufa. forts. The probleme solved by these The rehearsals are going well, he list In the porch of the church. The pastor asks If thsrs are more, any real atorm does anywhere, highei' than that mere principle Dentad Health TTeek. A move whii Is apparently Salary schedules will be dis­ SIMM that if Rooaavalt had aver played By A. H. 0. which la normally the highest etan- The optimum adjustment of the dedicated groups are ot a highly said, and many new faces are to cussed this evening by the Hebron 'Hie adult Bible and Discussion who wish to Join the church. it aa aafe aa Dullaa triea to, the more powerful than any commu­ dard we use for Judgment of men. Eku^ year during Dental Health fluoride content In the public 'wa­ technical nature and for the most afoot to llsh a change In lo- be seen. The chorus la almost full School Board and the Boards of groups will meet with the guest Men of the church are reminded _ re n o i Deaths Last IV ig Itf Week the Manchester Dental So­ ter supplies is no dlfferen'; than part do not requln the under­ cal rural has interested He- strength, but there are still vacan­ preachers Thursday evenings (ol of the Men’s Fellowship breakfast^ mfeMMicra world would have been loat. But nity's beat efforts? This is the month, and thie the He Is the model of the consenK- Education of the Regional School, lowing the Lenten services. tlve, the moderate and the liberal, ciety, through an article of sefiss chlorination of the same , water standing of the general puhUc to bron reiResidents, cies for any Interested men for from Hebron, Andover and Marl­ at the Hebron church at 7:30 a.m.r: ftosaM Oolaber L the difference ia not merely one of particular day, when we have an By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be of direct benefit to them. For parts of pirates and policemen On Sunday the Pilgrim Fellow­ Sunday. Any man of ray age is In­ and he Is all that without paying of articles, gives Its views on and it should easily meet the same tentatively proposed that borough. ship members of the Congregation SM17 BTCTtof____ B)xe«t)i men. More importantly, it la a dif­ any penalty for such seeming In­ wide acceptance. They are both some reason fluoridation has' liten The principal parts have been Officers Elecl-ed vited. Uendkys. Botcrad Eot«r« »l lk« annual urge to reecue one Abra­ Vlrglnls Besch, Va.—Dr. Hardy denUl health problems or issues. /4raron families who now get rural al churches will have games at the • t MaBCheMcr. Conn.. ference of poaiilon and prlvtfaga. ■ ham Ulncoln from what aeema, to consistency of principle. There was Cross, 74, world rsnowned In the vltauy needed, realUtic, practical, considered a voflng issue. There cast after tryout. Robert H. Hor­ Officers elected to serve the Re­ The Rev. Herbert W. Dickerson, Ib tta r. A Thought for Today Fkioridaticii Is a dominant pub­ delivery from Andover. RFD 3, ton will play the hero. Frederick, elementary achool gymnasium, at • HM1 " The foreign policy we all think our elemental observation, a hope In him eome quality which rteldi safe and inexpensive public health are those who, ffor reasons gional School Insurance Agents' 7 p.m., after which they will re Congregational pastor, announces Sponsored by the Slancheeter something to the claims of all par­ field of struttursl engineering, lic lAsue in Manchester now, and measures. known unto themselves, would Instead receive It from a and Mahel will be Mr. O. McCabbe. that beginning March 8, there will we reapect ia aiwaya foreign policy Cooncil of Churehes less confusion of Interpretation. died Wednesdsy sdter a brief lU- the following questions - and The Pirate King will be John Bell. Association are president, William turn to the church and have re­ And we aiwaya retire out of this tisans and which still survives the Q. Is Industry Effected by Flu­ create unfounded doubts aiv proposed RFD 2 in Hebron. Those B. Mason of Marlborough; aecre freshments. be four retreats or quiet days for . Taw created by a,i individual in whom process whole in Itself. All men ness. Since retiring four years ago answers* wero prepared by the oridation? in the minds of ths publlpdn spite receiving RFD mail from Amaton Ruth will be act.d by Betty Bat women of the state. The local MeBtiw ...... j a position, reaponaibillty and power urge defeated. Manchester Dental Society,^ son, and the Major General by Rob­ tary, Richard M. Grant, Hebron; On Feb. 22, It Is hoped that a Montha 'I'aklng hii symbol from the In this year's prelude to Lin­ seem to find in hlni whst they seek, as head of the Department of ClvU A. Fluoridation does not alter of the fact that research on this RFD 1, would get it from a pro­ treasurer, Mrs. Robert Friedrich churches will be hosts to one group .B« Meath .. •••««•••...... f So are centralised, as they were in and yet none succeeds In taking Engineering at Yale University he whatever the taste, odor, palatabil- iroblem has been so^tenslve that posed RFD 1, Hebron. ert Price. Kate and Edith will be visit will be made from the Rev, that day In Hebron, opening at 10 •K vwd of Jesus, “Ye must be bom coln'! birthday, he had already Q. How Does Fluoridation EhTect played by Gloria Bell and Helen Andover. Stanley Kulewlcz of D. L. Hodges, state associate Supt ...... 06 Roosevelt as they are in Krush­ been Invoked, before the formal anything away from him. had served as s consultant for a. ity, or appearance of water and no t virtually has np^parallel In the This would place the Hebron Marlborough was admitted as a a m., with communion service at 2 BPiClft vop# «2V* again," Abraham Uncoln In the Perhaps the most severe and major tngineering firm. He was the Teeth? known induxtrial process Is effect­ advancement or medical science. postmaster at the head of the new Taylor, respectively. In Christian Education, at the p.m. Visitors will bring box limch- chev today, In Prime Minister Mac­ oratory began, as the model for A, It haa been proven repeatedly member of the association. morning worship and PF meeting. MBMBER o r Gettysburg address, called for “a three different kinds of Republican shocking test for Lincoln we ever born In Richmond County, Vs. ed by fluoridation of its water Your supbort for fluoridation or set-up for the whole town. Hebron Court Cases cs. millan, PreaiJent de Gaulle, and new birth of freedom." At the that when there Is an optimum Cases which came up In the last Chiireh News The fact that a larger com­ «^’I2o55gSP¥^°ra..v.w party. The Republican right wing encoqhtered in Lincoln’s Birthday Boston—The Rev. Dr, James supply. your oppoiMtlon to it will in no residents who get their mall munion set Is needed at the Hebron aamicd to th* na« of Mrubllcatlpn of Chancellor Adenauer, each of climax of the Civil War, and con­ oratory came one year in the Con­ Dexter Taylor, 83, a pioneer. In level of fluorides present in the ing It its value. It will only de- through Andover, RFD, some ot session of the Justice court ore Next Sunday will be observed r.s Manchester Evening Herald He­ had called for a return to his prin- water consumed since birth, flu­ Q, What is the Cost of Fluorida Congregational Church, as shown an aava dlipatcboi credited to It or whom stands or falls himaelf by templating uni.iatghed sacrifices pjpjjg Republican center of necticut House of Representatives, Congregational and Presbyterian tlon? way/mange the necessity of hav- whom live very near the town’s those of Allan Lyman of Marl Youth Sunday at St. Peter’s, when bron correspondent, Miss Susan not otherwtaa credited to title i»per of blood and and for the moment It made ua feel mlsaiona In Boutk Africa who orides will unite in optimum termlne whether Manchester is center, are given an Andover ad­ borough, fined 49 for falling to youth groups of the church and the by use of communicants last Sun­ aad alao the local newt iMbilahed here. the decisions he makes. The man I treasure, he was con- gjigenhower had claimd to be fol- amounts with teeth that are being A. The cost of fluoridation is day, shows that the church Pendleton, telephone AOademy en rlfhta o( repuMleatlon of epeclal vlnced that ^ (lowing his principles. The Republl- that the memory of Lincoln was translated the entire Bible Into the is a symbol of your personal achievement How only borne by the communities h benefit or not from this proven dress, which Is misleading. drive in the proper lane. Op the Andover Scout Troop of which the 8-3454. Mapatebes berela aM also reserved. who has been dealing with r.ll these beiiig violated and outraged. Zulu language, died Wednesday. formed to produce enamel that is public health measure. I For Instance, John. Page, who same charge and' fine, Edward O. Rev. Douglas Pimm, rector, is growing In membership. It Is sug- rcborn to higher Ideals of liberty. called for the party to « e tta f f it would be if, in the event of your deatlu far less susceptible to decay. which have not yet begun to n u i1 ase m e Client of N. E. A. 8«rv- has been Mr. Dulles, a powerful The Christian ^ n tu ry , a coun- forward toward his principles, It was one of the most ImpaS' He was instrumental in founding rei oridate their water, since the lee. “ C- and trusted agent, but an agent try wide weekly which is a mentor same way in the aloned and devoted of all Lincoln the South African Christian Coun­ yom family were forced to give up that home becauM Q. How Can the Problem of Den­ iSibll Reprciratatlves: paying for up to 65 per pent of New I no"ethele 8s. V> hsve all been try- for minlslers, hai printed two sue- formal party oratory, with the tributes, but what made It un­ cil. Ley couldLot afford to meet the mortgage payments. tal Decay Be Met? dental decay which they could Julius ,thews Special Agency — A. Once decay has penetrater Detroit and B^gn. Ing for years *0 change Mr. Dulles. ceeding editorials entitled "A direction In which the example and usual was the fact that it was be' Hoiuton, Tex.—Ed Prather, #1, have avoided. The /Investm ent ^^M l^~ A ffD iT ' ■BtmEAtJ or Time for Greatness’ and "NW precepts of Lincoln would turn Ing delivered by a legislator who a pioneer Texas oil operator, died iwentuaUty by taking out s Sun Life Mortgage r o- the outer or enamel layer of necessary to establish fluoridation CPtCD LATlONB______But probably the only way to Challenges to Greatness." In the 1 present day parly policy and effort had already committed acts which Wednesday after a long Ulneaa. He tooth, the only method of treating In a cbmmunity^epends on the iTha BeraM Prlntlni ComW'J;. change him would be to make him second of these It pioke up the determined principally by were, shortly to be labeled a viola­ was assocUted with the founders the affected area is by the com­ size of the comprtuhity, the partlcu IN YOUR HOME! Basumaa no reoponslblllty Im phrase, "a new birth of freedom, identity and the Ideological ot Humble Oil and Refining Co rad there will be no obligation on your part plete elimination of the decay and WONDERFUL VALUES FOR EVERY trpocraphlca) errora appieartaa In ad- President, and lei him be his own tion of his elected trust. The mark lar water sysfem, and the source wnuaraenta and (kher readliw matter secretary of stale. Then he too It asserts that over against the alignment of the Individual orator, of his sin was already upon him and several of the state's largest the restoration of the shape, size, of fluofldps that is selected, 'the M The Maacbester Evenlna HeralS___ contour and the appearance of the might conceivably lead with an expanding area of liberty In the somehow, Llncola manages to pro- and yet he presumed to be the one Industrial plants. . ' total investment including amor­ *Dlaelay advertlstnl closing hours; m.odern world,” a new birth of yj^e theory and comfort for the to memorialize Abraham Lincoln, Grand Rapids, Mich.-;-WUllam J. tooth. This is the treatment of ne­ tized/fost of the equipment, plus l o r Monday—1 p.m. Prldav. Ideal, or a concession, or some liberty” means that America, followers of Goldwater, Elsenhow- and our elemental reaction was Etten, 88, editor of the Michigan cessity. The treatment of choice flupndes and labor ranges from lo r Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday glamorous positive gamble that Tradesman Magaslns .for the past CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN would be the actual prevention of lo r Wednesday p.m_'IUeBday called to accept the mantle of gr and Rockefeller. Each camp that some sort of sacrilege was quite 18 cents per person an- —1 leadership which the limes place has no difficulty identifying Itself thus being committed. Wg have 30 years, died Wednesda;^ of pneu­ the decay from ever starting. ^ "nually In Grand Rapids to less Ib r ■muraday—1 p-mWedneaday broke the rules of the cold war 621 MIDDU5 TPKE., EAST For |« d a T -l p-m. Ttawaday. game In an effort to save hu­ upon her, must redefine our na- ^ .^ h the spirit and principle of softened since, and concluded, monia. At one time he was m anii’' ADD 3 Dental Illness than 5 cents a person in San Fran- F o r Satu rd a y—i 0. m . F ^ a y . tional purpose In a commitment Lincoln, Each has no doubt that rather, that this finning l6gtslator Ing editor of the Grand Rapids ciso and St. Louis. In any case -rClaaained deadline; 10;S 0 w m. each manity. Q. Are , There Alternatives'^ to gay of oubllcaHon except SalurdaT- the chan^ng \/orld can under- Lincoln tells the Republican party was right and privileged in assum­ Herald and the old Grand Rapids PhoneHs MI 9-4604; MI 9-6077; PI 2-6801 Fluoridation ? x'' the individual is likely to pay less l a m______. But If we find, that. Instead of be­ stsjid and app.-ove. This would today to become Its own kind of ing that he could, even within the News. He was born In Lafayette, A. While there are vemcles for for a lifetime of fluoridation than ing promoted, he has to be gi"en be a spiritual undertaking. We party, or be untrue to the Lincoln darkness of his own carelessness Ihd. for one or two dental visits. r Thursday, February H supplying fluorides other than some rest, and we have to put an­ should find our national life by heritage. or deliberate offenM, claim for Bridgeport — Mra. Genevieve water, no other method Is known Q. Are There Harmful Cumu­ himself the sanctuary of Lincoln, MacanulUr Kelly, 73, mother Of other man in hts spot, one thing losing It. We should risk every- Yet all this apparent cortfu.slon to be as effectlve/as safe, and aa lative Effects of Fluoridation? * Of Secretaries Of Stale thing for the love of God and of claimed Interpretation seems to to the rebuke, perhaps, of ordinary cartoonist Walt Kelly, died Tues SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF ^^NADA inexpensive as/iluoridatlon. Add­ A. Generations of people have would seem fairly certain. The suc­ him.anity . . . God’s design must do no damage to the Lincoln legend observers, but not to that of the day. Her wm, creator of the comic The new illness of Secretary of ing fluoridea/to foods is Imprac­ lived in good health In areas whose cessor, whoever he Is, w o u l^S as be seen working itself out In ever itself. No one seems to Judge. frortK Lincoln legend itself. The Uncoln strip character "Pogo," lives In tical S in e a d food is consumed as water supplies have contained State DuUee haa had a most qulet- much like Dulles as Dulles has new extensions of freedom. Pub- It, that Lincoln himself must have, in the legend understood him, too, New York City. She wee born in natural, fluorides in proportions and' had to r him that compasalon Philadelphia. uniformly ** water. The adminr Jttg effect on all his critics. It Is been Uke A-heson. lie opinion should come to express been * fickle chameleon, who at Advertise in The Herald—-It Pays IstraUoh of fluoride tablets to ha- equal to or gpreater than recom­ not alone that they are moved to Itself freely on every level of com­ bies-hasn't met with sustained in- mended levels. Except for stained munity life, to slow down actions tefest in areas where It has been teeth where fluoride levels are ex­ Mme sympathy for him, aa they that move In the direction of war ia«. It Is primarily that they-are A Law To Fit The Man mated, and the effectiveness of cessive, no physical harm has and speed up actions which move this method has not been estab­ taken place. 'There Is no pasia for frlghtered at the prospect of losing There are Indications that the toward reconciliation. lished. Itr Is possible to fluoridate fear of cumulative effects. Qm. CrtUdalng him, and telling conflict between a government of By disciplined mind and dedi­ water a t home' but -the cost to Q. Will Older People, and Those p m what to do ia one thing, and a legality in Cuba and the centraliza cated spirit, opinion should bullt> the individual is perhaps 30 times Suffering from Diabetes, Arthritis, living communities of mutual aid greater than with community Kidney Disease, Heart Disease, and vary aafe proeeaa because of his Uon of real power In the person of rather than a world fellowship of «am obdurate nature. Choosing fluoridation. In addition to far Other Chronic Conditions be Ad­ Fidel Castro Is soon to be elimi­ the dead. MMII TOHOmiOW greater cost, home fluoridation versely Effected? aiune one else to be secretary of nated. So ahall w« ot this land express would require diligence and per­ A. A special committee appoint­ fiats, and telling th at some one We are told, by the news from the purpoae of God and realixe sistent faithful use day by day and ed by the Commission on Chronic fise what to do aa aecretary, is Cuba, that the nation’s law haa what Whitman called the “moral would lack the stringent controls Illness, headed by Professor Maxey Imperative of the ages.” of John Hopkins University Inves­ timethlng alae again. Every eec- now been changed, reducing the Rev. Philip Rose present! wlth^ community fluorida­ tFtary la a-priaoner of his office, tion. It should 'be pointed out that tigated this question and reported age required for Cuban presidents fl-uoridatlon of Water la the only that there Is no factual basis for and any of ua becomes something from 35 to 30. Castro Is now 3?, a San Francisco-Golden Gate method that has been subjected to considering that there Is any ad­ •f a prisoner, too, the moment our. circumstance which led him to In' Park in San Francisco hds 1,017 YOUR LUCKY 0. adequate tests. Another 10 years verse effects of fluoridation on the imeginatlon offers us the oppor- acres and is the largest artificially chronically 111 or the aged, stall aiiother as president when developed park in the world. It of clinical testing would be neces­ Amlty to accept eome real re- his revolution became succeseful has about 16 miles of drives, eight sary before any other medium Q. Does the Fluoride Content of {ponsiblUty for what the office could be recommended. As a sub­ Water Vary from the Point of In- Castro reportedly still says he has miles of bridle paths, rad 27 mllss stitute measure for areas isolated sertlbn to the Point of Use ? gbea. no desire to be president. But he of trails. from community water supplies. It A. It has been found that even HORMAM’S •W hat most of ua want from p may find it easier to be president. is possible to have fluoride solu- In large cities such as Chicago, ipcretary of state haa been made The change In the law would N 0 RS UN’S tlon applied to the surface of the Philadelphia, Washingrton, and San fairly clear from our criticism of make Castro eligible to be a can teeth by a dentist or a dental Francisco that no difficulty has S r. DuUee. We want some one, we hygienist and thereby realize up to been found in maintaining the op dldate for the office In the national REMODEL a 40 per cent reduction of decay tlmum fluoride content well within i b . to think, who doesn't play the elections he has promised to hold actl'vlty. In order to fully im broad margins of safety through­ 2ards quite so close to his vest, In about 18 months. But It is pos­ . YOUR out the city. These and other cities Up To plement this substitute program 4Hio is willing to take open risks sible that the quiet scholar now four dental visits are required at have encountered no engineering 8>r peace, who thinks positive KITCHEN four age levels, 3, 7, 10, and 13. problems which were not satis­ holding the office so quietly that factorily ' managed by' competent {pther than negative, who wiU These 16 dental vislfi(£yield onljr we have forgotten his name may WW! 4^-thirds as eftoctiyeM-esuIts as personitM. ^ ' I ,i; break out of the old, deadly and decide to step down before then. with fluoridation. Q. Does Fluoridation Just' Post^' 3-PIECE tetlle game of power poUtlcs, and Then Castro could make an earlier See Our Displays of NEW! EXCLUSIVE Q. Is Fluoridation Undemocrat­ pone the Occurrence of Dental De­ ^ o win go before the world aa an move Into the office. ic? cay? BEDROOM SET fitponent of American Ideals and The news does not tell ua what A. Fluoridation is an important, A. No. The decreased suscepti­ • WOOD and STEEL bility to decay due to the ingestion jbod ends without employing the process of legislature or executive CABINETS mtelllgont approach to the almost tuliversal problem of Rental decay of water containing the optimum Qiabby and shady techniques of pronouncement was used to pass level of fluorides during tooth de­ the professional diplomatist who • BUILT-IN RANGES In our country. It Is no more abu­ silver gray, triple dreee- the new law. But revolutions usual­ sive of the rights of the Individual velopment Is a lifetime benefit. er, chest and bookcaae ^mally says the opposite of what ly have to make their own legality. • DISHWASHERS and than traffic la'ws which safeguard Q. Does a Variation In the bed. the public welfare on the high­ Amount of Water Consumed Be­ hie means. | Sometimes they are forced to SINKS tween Individuals Alter the Bene­ ^Although this Is what we'want, change the constitution they ■i ■ ways. It is no more underaocratlc 5-Pe KITCHEN SET than public education. Are pro­ fits of Pluoridatipn ? REG. $249.95 iitw of us ever pause to reflect that fought to preserve and honor; A. The benefits of fluoridation CLOCK tection, or taxes. It Is an instance we are wanting something we sometimes they are forced to take M sAsPettrsoRflne. ■where the community is able to are not based on everyone’s drink Baven't had, certainly not within ing the same amount of water. It offices aame way offlcea were 80/A NEW PARK AVE. provide a far higher quality serv­ has been repeatedly shown that qjir modem era. Mr„ Dulles, who Elmwood SecUon, ice tJhra the Individual can pro­ Chrome, Copper $ 0 0 8 8 taken by the dictator they revolted those drinking the most and those RADIOS or Black himself Intended to Improve on his against; sometimes, before they West Hartford vide for himaelf and the communi­ drinking the least amounts ' of iredecessors, has been Just like Call Collect AD ^4407 ty can do this at a tremendous water in naturally /luoridated can restore the freedom of the economic saving. REG. $49.95 Acheson, who was Just Uke Mar- OPEN SAT. TUI 4;00 PAI. areas for 70 years or more htive people, they have to make some Q. Is Fluoriddtloh' Mtlss Medica­ both received the dental benefits ^all. additional borrowing of it. ■w tion? without', any harm to anyone. r, But when. In our going back, And sometimes, at-eome unfor- BLEACH DIS A. No medication is involved. Q.'^Who Favors Fluoridation? fie come to the time when most of seen moment in the mldat of such Fluorides are present to some ex­ A. Support for fluoridation has Qa will admit that we had a foreign necessary expedients, they them­ tent in rjost water supplies natur­ been issued by every major health policy which was. reaUy -styled ally. Fluorlda,lon merely adjusts organization in the country, includ­ selves slip over into the very pat­ Know s excictly the content oi these fluorides to ing the American Medical Assn., American, we also come to what tern of authoritarian ^vemment the most benTeflclgl level to offset the American Dental Assn., the >- y be the kSy explanation for they themselves fought., to over­ a nutritional deficiency. simJlar to American Hospital Assn., U. S. Ae grimly cautious and careful throw. In Cuba, the temptations Tokts Hi* out of bftochiiHi, oktM you whlfor Iodized salt, enriched flour, and Public Health Service, the Ameri find of performance we have been are .obvious, the pressure of cir­ woshos automatically. Just pour projMr atnount of fuH- Irradiated mill^ Fluoridation can­ can Academy of Pediatrics, the patting from the secretaries we cumstances insistent, and admira­ stronqth biaoeh into Mayto^'s ntw>DispansW. Blaoeh is Bpve had-since that time. For the tion Castro, if he succeeds in pat good secretary of state we had negotiating his Way past them automotieoHy dilutod to fust tho ri^ t stronigtii, Hion outo- was no secretary at all, but a all, ^^ill be deservedly great and motieoily dispenses intp wash Jitm r at oxdctly the rifht WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF A MAYTA6 President who Insisted on being his generous. time (alter your determent h « done its best worfc). Gives_^ «sm secretary of state, with a you whiter washes than onyotheir method.. STEAM fice figurehead in the actual of- 1 FULL ibe while he himself filled-all its Hardly Worth Plowing EAST HARTFORD BU 9-9351 vbp functions. It was Roosevelt- We note, with approval far their Oven cooking CASE OF IRON ^ 10, being his'own secretary of conscientious solicitude for the "iZate, produced a foreign poUcy comfort of the public, that town is oosy today..* 1 Which was vibrant, and dating, and officials followed even the.. insig­ Msltive, and capable of leading a nificant snow -fall this week^with w rld positively, even In the moat informal discussions as to how the Lpw, Low Maytag Prices! Classic Lines In (Itgatlve circuinstances. And that toa'n's plowing program could be Q|ay be the only way we will ever Improved. / ' ' "'er-fuled and went be­ this present snow. - our way! lle d the advice of his secrete^ of Let's put' a few things straight. ate In order to take libnie rlak for The fact ..that there was plowing Yon get Wemium 'quslity I, to gamble for some tteal, to done In this last storm was a pleas­ MobUhest with RT-R8 ... the Or Give Your Valentme and break the very cold war ant convenience. But there was moat completely effective fuel' oil additive in use today. And , The classic and the very em the secretary seemed to nothing in this storm to render any' you g« premium service. Au- ■ This Exclusive street. Impassable to sensible- mO' new combine to g re e t. H^^rylng to preserve. tomstie d ^ iv e ^ . a bsl- ^ring in fashion’s' fa­ here could be a very elemental torists even bad the town done no sneed payment plan and many P H O N E for this. A President plowing a t all. other extras designed to make; vorite dress. Classically and leading his own for- We seem to be getting softer and home heating reoliy easy. “HALO of H E A F teilored of the newest 3-1524 poUcy has the freedom of as softer with the years, until we are Celanese acetate-^nd- gch greatness, as Is in him. But' clbee to demanding that we suffer MobilhoQt iT^i /ayon crepe, so delight- , v.y.v.*.v.v.v.*.v.vj».v.v.v.v.v.v.v.*. 11 lyJ-v-vX r#ecretary of state i^fao is ex- n o . Inconvenience, or any chrage NEW AUTOMATIC fully sheer, so wrinkle- I to make foreign pW ey/or a from the driving routine, from any S n el. i w , resistant. The )vjiite linen ltdenC must inevitabiy calculate act .of nature. We do not quite deny collar is, sparked with, | t .another, the P ru d e n t him- the hgbt of snow to come. We do IfAYTAG URTER i rhinestones. In navy or . will ultimately bs - held re- seem to demand that, be the fall WE-GIVE HrK .blSck-" Sines 14J/i-24Vj. Able tor whatever risks and light or heavy, aomebody spend the 38i44, - . EASY Ices may be involved in the tax doUsLi% to forbid It to inter- GREEN STAMPS AVAILABLE IN O A 0 ^ EUCOTBIO, 7 ■ policy the secretary de- fers in the sUghtest with the nor­ 1 r BUMET . It la one thlnig to take a riah mal speed and carefree turns of . It in another thing to pro- our driving. MQRIilltTY " f TEMiS . a xtik kunelxKly else shall Obviously, fhere can come etOrms si|bordiaate, when when a full plowing Bipgram le sb' 0I|N DMlet a to I ARRAN8ED Srae-AlleB, East Hartford, is epea Tnesdiar ShMagh Bataidagr* I aiBteh can make or solutsly naromivy. are . tiSO p4&; Friday UBtU 8:50 pjn. ^ , Sisa to 1^ otoer atorm* M It is ifusstlonabla whether wsi get ray M l 3-5135 T tol- miitsyeble return from the numay, / \ r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY p a g e e ig h t the Navy. Ha leavea for boot traliv- planning for axpanslon of the •tUnd • CEA Workahop of the MATES President sandy beach next eummer. EM Goe- Tolland County A»soc**U°" Ing Friday. Saturday night he was Columbia Ilne, vice-chairman of the Council, CETA to be held at ths Longview guest of honor at a party given by FerawrChsasy Mills suggested during the winter School in Ellington tonight. Fol­ his parehU In Teomana Hall, at­ Loses 30 Pounds lowing a pot-luck supper, a busi­ tended by 30 of his young friends. months, that this work be done •ched'A,*>t4— $6,032 Given since the waterfront has always ness meeUng will discuss legisla­ Malcolm Baratrom Ms brother, Donald Kushl, 16 N. Elm St.^ Hartfsri Ri' aii Mas St - Tho foUowbig program W INF—Bandstand been too email for the number of tive matters currently prominent. finishing his boot training at Bain- first prssldfnt' of the MATES, i^ea art nippUod by tho The Workshop on Physical Edu­ bridge, Md. was home for the *■ WHAY—Night Owl people who uee.it. The volunteer (Men's Assotlatlon to Enjoy Slim** iaanagementa and are aubject to WTIC—Im age of Russia For Hospital w'orkers, under Joseph Lusky, cation for yesterday at Tolland party, and returned to Maryland ming), organised a few months Manhstltr, Om b . (ihango without node#. WDRC—Lincoln Susqul-Centcnnlal beach committee chairman, and was postponed due to the inclement Sunday. ago, la the first membdr to reach « WPOP—Mike Lawless weather and Is now scheduled for Church Actirttlea his goal. He loat SO pounds in 14 tiS $ — j :» — /' WtUiun W. Thompson, co-chalr- Peter Naumec. cut down several WINS'—Hanebeittr Herald Newt WHAY—Night Owl / trees which, bordered the lake's next Wednesday. A Confirmation class for the sev­ weeks. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING t l 4 » - WTIC—Im age of R ussia I maii’ trtOi Mm . Laura U Squier edge and these must now be cut Up Valentine Dance enth and eighth grade students is The announcement waa Made " g m r —Muelo WDRC—Llncbln ^squl-Cehtennlal The seventh grade students, Mrs. scheduled for Saturday -if 10 WPOP—Mike Lawless > for th« Windham Community Me­ and carried off. Next the retaining last night at a meeting of the Parcel Pickup Service '.'WHAY—Hound Dog »:*S— ~ morial H«n>IUl Fund drive, aald wall will be removed and next Patricia Sprenglemeyer and Rich­ a.m. in Columbia Congregational MATE3S at Trinity College, Hart­ Ui*c«nl 't.v u # WHAY—Night Owt spring, sand will be brought in for ard Grenier, teachers, vylll hold Church. This clau, to be Inatructed ford, whero tho group attended a To Your Car WKNB—Chuck Caron WTIC—Image of Russia today that a toUl of *6,032 was a Valentine Dance in the achool by the Rev. George K. Evans, is In­ swimming meet between Trinity WTIC—Hoee Miller WDRC—Lincoln Susqul^^entennlal raised through the house-to-house finish. Anv expense incurred will WDRC—Arthur Johnton WPOP—Mike I.awlesa be paid out of the $400 allotment activity room Friday evening from tended to prepare young people for and Worceater Tech and saw a liew WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom I0 :S» - aoUcitation. Howrever. this does from the town for the beach. 7:30 until 9:30. Eighth grade pupils church membership. collegiate record established 'iy i:«$- WHAY—Night Owl tiot include the special gifts which . WINP—Newe WTIC—Treasury of Music Court Offlrials Re-AppoInted will be their guests. The Chancel Choir will meet George Backman of Trinity; Badt- OPEN 10 A.M.-10 P.M,-II0NDAY Tlini 'THORSpAY Quality takes the spotlight in A&P's value-packed February aitle of your favorite foods at price* that'll keep you coming yrere made before this campaign. Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. for 4;1»— WDRC—Music 'Through the Night Atty. Elisabeth Dennis Hutchins, Marriage Announced man swam ths 100-yard "Blitter*' WINF—Mueic with Joe Girand WPOP.*-Mike Lawless Savings Spectacularl And there's an all-star selection of tavingi back for morel Gat continuout tavingt every day . . . come ihop ■^'"Yhey would add several thou- local Trial Justice, recently sworn Announcement haii been made of rehearsal and the senior choir at fly" In the record time of 2:01.2,. 4: l$— tS;IS— aands mor® to the total. This fig­ O PHJJAJIM tPJI^RID^ WHAY—Hound D o t WHAY—Night Owl attraction* all week long. You'll find A&P featuring aisle after and »ee the money-saving value* in every department! in for another term, has re-appoint­ the marriage of Miss Gloria Pearl 8 p.m. Friday. The average weekly lost of the WCCC—iRecord Review WTIC—Treasury of Uuale ure is not yet available, but will ed Rus.aell A, Andrews of Jonathan Mascolo and John Joseph Avl^, Local women are 1 "ited to the MATES reported last night waa WKNB—Chuck Caron WDRC—Music Through the Night be announced later he said. He Trumbull Highway as prosecuting none, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph World Day of Prayer services Fri just over one^half pound. WTIC—Rose Miller WPOP—Mike Lawless expected appreciation to worker.s; day at the United Methodist WDRC—Arthur Johnson grand Juror for the local Justice Avignone of Route 6A by her par­ A card, party will be held In WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom WHAY—Night Owl and contributors. Court and Ward Rosebrooks as ents Mr. and Mrs. Erasmo Mas- Church in Bolton. Luncheon reser­ March. 4 :3 0 - w nc—Behind the Pages Mrs. Herbert K n g 1 e r t ha-i, vations should be made through SHOP FOOD KING'S WHAY—Hound Dog WDRC—Music Through the Night “ SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF alternate prosecuting grand Juror. colo of 75 Newington St. Elmwood. WPOP—Mike iJiwless 100 brought the CARE drive to a Spring .Show Planned Mrs. Adoph Hlnrichs, first direc­ WCCC—Record Review close reporting a total of $67 con­ The ceremony took place Nov. 22. WKNB—Chuck Caron BIRTTHDAY The Lions Club, following this Avignone, with the Army Re- tress of the Ladles Aid Society. WTIC—R obs Miller W H A Y -N ight Owl tributed. Here, too. there is in ad­ weeks meeting, has announced .serves, is attending a school of fi­ WDRC*-Arthur Johnson WTIC—UN Radio Review dition a list of special donors, who through George Peters, first vice- Manchester Evening Herald Co­ MODERN WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom WDRC—Music Through the Night nance in Harrison, Ind. When he lumbia rorreapondenl, Mrs. Donald 4 :46— WPOP—Mike Lawless usually make contributions to the pre.sidenj, that the men plan to completes his tour of duty in April, WHAY—Hound Dog II ;(K>— .. ftind direct, she said. present their annual minstrel show R. Tuttle, telephone Academy WCCC—Record Review WHAY—Music-Alley he and his bride plan to make g-S4SS. WKNB—Chuck Caron W,'h —News Heads Seial Salo April 17 and 18 in Yeomans Hall. their home in.Hartford. Before he TV SERVICE WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—News Mrs. George B. Smith of Collins The committee in charge of ar­ entered the service, Mr. and Mrs. WDRC—Arthur Johnson WPOP—News Rd. has been named chairman for rangements la George B. Rmith, SERVING MANCHESTER sesrs^ WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom 11:16— Avignone were both employed by Cypriots Speak Greek (:0e— WHAY—Music Alley the 26th annual Easter Real Sale Kenneth Erickson. Roland Lara­ Kennedy-Peterson Inc. stockbrok­ and ROCKVILLE WHAY-Fred Swanson WITC—SiMirts Final for Columbia by W. Watson House, mie, Morgan Hills and Arnold Slh- WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Music Through tht Night ers in Hartford. Avignone attended Nicosia, Cyprus—Of the . 600,000 WKNB—Chuck Caron WPOP—Mike Lawless president of the Connecticut Ro- vonen. Fairfield University and his bride, residents of Cyprus, 400,000 speak HALFHILL WTIC—News ll:» 6 - O f t clety for Crippled Children and To Attend CEA Workshop Greek and the rest Turkish. All TIN WDRC—News Keporter WHAY—Music Alley famoMis Morse Business College. Ml 3-8185 BEST WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom WTK —Starlight Serenads Adults. George Patros, principal of Hor­ Enters Service are British citizens. In the past WDRC—Music Through the Night Beach Work Begins ace W. Porter School. Mrs. Myrtle ANTENNAS REPAIRED g:0&— WPOP—Mike Lawless name brandn! Terry Barstrom, aon of Mr. and five years, 19,718 have emigrated BUY TUNA WINF—News SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF (SIRLOIN TIP FIRST 2 RIBS LB 79«) Englert. Mrs. Barbara Jacobsen, and INSTALLED 11:46— Columbia Recreation .^uncll Mrs. Knut Barstrom of Jonathan to Britain, 898 to the United • :16— --w WHAY—Music Alley workers has begun clearing the Sarah Bombria and Richard Cur- Trumbull Highway, has enlisted in States, and 89 to Greece. WINF—Sporu WTIC- Starllghl Serenads Here are some of America's finest land. of the teaching staff, will WHAY—ft-ed Swanson WDRC—Music Through the Night new section of the beach of trees, WCCC-Record Review WPOP—Mike Lawless brands, famous for fine quality, WKNB—Open Mike U:S*- 7-INCH CUT WTIC—Ross Miller WINF—Sign Off priced to save you money! 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' ■ "■ ■■ f.- h r t i ■ ■ ' ■ / / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1989 PAGE ELEVEN MANCI^wSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. FEBRQARY 12. 1959 p a g e t e n “ebafe at the delays" In planning, view and Mid the Directors and aponslbUtty” In which the Board Hutditnson received Informetion bought by the town. from the echool officials on pur­ Hutchinson last night also dis­ but that good educational facili­ School Board .should not mix their About Town •Hal Boyle• seU educational ne(sds while the ties hdve resulted. sovereignties. iIlouFt Uphoilds Directors set the money to meet chasing procedures involving cussed supplying monthly reports Clerk Rules $25 U.S.D^pnd Prize ‘McGormick Likes Plan treneportation. Insurance, equip­ of SchodI Board expenditures' to Responsibility for planning new However, Powell said he fell the The annual banquet o f HdM'Oo. them- . ment, ofdce eupplies, and uUIlties. the Directors. This could familiar­ schools Is divided among the Di­ meeting Involving teachers’ sal­ No. 2, Town Fire Department, will Mob Cancels At the meeUng. former Mayor rectors, the town's fiscal author­ aries was a beneficial'' one and' $100,000 Fine Harold A. Turklngton was ap­ He will evaluate thU information ize'the Directors with the Board’s be held at Cavey's ResUurant at fiuoridation The Almighty with a view toward combining. If budget, he said, and help them in ity; the Board of Education, which served a good purpose. 7 o’clock Saturday nlghL Hon­ : For pointed to make a etury of the acting on It and in forming deci­ plans educational programs; and McCormick, Indicating he could For White Elephant autonomy poselbllity, In terms of possible, town and Board pur­ orary and acttvfr memben plan­ At Apalachin Parley chases in some areas. sions on additional appropriations. the building committee, respon­ sec no harm In similar meetings ning to attend„^the bampiet will OnNAACFList the Town Charter. He is expected If any are requested. sible for approving construction In the future, said he believed they ' Petition Valid Has Laryngitis ChrlsUe McCqrmick last nlghtO Hutchinson Indicated sympathy to report on the progress of his Town Controller Freedman re­ report to the firehouse at 6:80. ported that hla office la setting up McCormick talked about the plans. could be made to provide common r--- »---- I I II (Conttnued from Page One) ^ ■poke up in tentative backing of with the Board's position in having study at a commission meeUng understanding of problems with­ (CMiHnoed from 0«*) (Continmd irom Page One) a schedule of purchases that could Board’s problem In deciding Board Sovereignty Town Clerk EJdward Tomkiel fiscal Independence for the Board to submit its budget to -what he Feb. 24. t The group last nlrtt also discus­ out the danger of either Board's Plantic Bait Bucket Made RockvUle-Vernorik. The division la offering a $20 Turklngton, discussing various lead to an lnterlOckin|; of Board whether to tag such projects as said laat night the ManchMter N .» to r , “li " S J : unction, a temporary "^restraining of Education. and town buying of such articles repairs to existing buildings as s sed the fact that Directors were encroaching on the other's respon­ Mooney Mid he helleved that w m msnts of E Pavement Plato: he’d like to quit but he could only Thousands merchandise certificate to the Con­ , McCormick, Board chairman, termed a relatively nonlnformed schools of thought on the eubject, Taxpayer’s League’s petition for get $200,000 for hia bualnen If he order prohibiting the NAACP as cleaning supplies and office budget Item or as part of a capital recently Invited to sit In,on nego­ sibilities. Palmetto. Fla.— An all-plaatlo rishl. Men Invariably grow feebler with necticut resident who sends In a told membersi of the town Direc- group. He pointed out, however, said then that one argument le After the meeting, Hutchinson a refereildum on 'fluoridation is sold out Asked if he didn't UUnk from operating in Alabama is etill story telling the biggest whopper Items. He said he and Pierce will Improvements outlay. tiations between the Education bucket for live fish bait has been Chargee Not Available Teachers (Jet age. So, often, does their money. -iora’ fiscal policies committee at that pro and con arguments exist that politics might enUr, a situa­ Board and town teachers over next said his committee will probably he could live the reet of his life a story telling the biggest whopper in re^ rd to fiscal Independence. tion Involving an elected board meet to discuss this matter, and In another .matter, llllng told developed by a Palmetto concern. Mcaellen also wahted to Itnow valid. He said he will aeiid a letter Time waters down most cur­ in force. Flee Flood a meeting in the Municipal Build­ also the problem of cutting off ex­ year's salaries. study Water and Sewer Depart­ rencies. This is happening In our «n $200,000, he said, “Today, yes. about white elephants. ing that fiscal independence might At a meeting of the Charter Re­ with authority to fix an Independ­ the committee he sees sufficient ment fiscal policies at Its next It actually consists of two buckets Just what tht» charge was against of veriflcatlori to Mayor Eugene B utin 10 years, if money keeps Jones’ oirder levying the fine wee penditures in mid-June so books liaison among the groups Involved Some Directors, notably Gilbert lives to the American dollar. The stories, to be told In 100 have advantages which are lack­ vision Commission Jan. 28, Martin ent tax rate. meeting. —one for halt, surrounded by an­ Lombardozzi. , Salary Hike Kelly. falling, I nUght be' broke. This to' upheld by the Alabama Supreme can be prepared for the new fiecal In planning for new schools. Barnes, have Indicated that auch Thereds an old slang saying that Court et the time, but the U.S. words or less, should he submitted ing in the Board’s present fiscal saw as "highly desirable” any step Another argument, according to moves, used Incautiously, might other for water. Openings in ths Mooney said he did not know the The petition, 4th .Its 1,651 sig­ "money^talks,” and It still does. nation might speed up." , In Indiana to “ White Elephant Sale,” Cham­ toward fiscal autonomy for the some observere, le that submitting year. Hutchinson had asked If the Board inner bucket help the water cir­ exact nature of the charge, but An lncrea.se ih' the teacher’s pay Court reversed it on the grounds setup. *. • felt It was allowed sufficient op­ evolve Into an Improper sharing Washington — It Is estimated natures, could come up for action But there was a time when the 4. Another friend who hsul ber of Commerce, 139 E. Center ■'* He said fiscal autonomy might Board. He said It Is unknown how a school board budget to the judg­ Some Joint purchasing la In ef­ that about 90 per cent of all forest culate. It also has a lid that that the information of New York that the NAACP memberehip rec­ fect now, Martin said. The Board portunity to express Its opinion on of the Board of Education's re­ -scale was v.oted by the Vernon by the Board of Directors at a U.S. dollar didn't merely talk. It scrimped for 30 years so he could ords were private and could not be St.. Manchester, Conn. Anyone liv­ j;lve townspeople a clearer under­ far the plan could be Implemented ment of a town’s administrative fires In the nation are started by floats to the top and closet shbuld Police was that it related to the meeting Tuesday night. retire at 55 — "not to quit but to (COntlniied from Page '<^1 head and its leglslaUve authority of Education takes bids on fuel the types of facilities )t feels are sponsibilities by the Board oT Dl- Board of KkJacation at a meeting shouted In a voice admired—and subpoenaed into court. ing In the State may enter. The standing of educational needs, under the Home Rule Act. rectors. people and that nearly a third the user forget or be unable to Juke-box industry. Tomklel finished checking the try something new" — has given can be a guard for economy. oil for Itself and the town. Grass necessary to fit Its programs, 1 close the catch. in the Vernon Elementary School feared—around the globe. At the same time, the Supreme take a week to r^ air the dam. A contest closes at midnight, Feb. 21. demonstrate the Board’s responsi- Martin said autonofny v^ould llllng said officials sometimes Powell last night repeated this are started deliberately. Kennedy remarked that Mooney petition against voter regislratl [ happens most often is that year Is “directly attributable to chicken and a holf'•) for the association, he had helped radio aerial broken. He said it the homogenized binder,” Hutton government says mqst of them minor accldenU had occurred toL,j^^jj^j.^|;^^j,j,,Qbtalnedforsev- were brought as cheap labor dur­ (Of course we mean a negotiate a contract with the waUlng childre^n on weU-trav- L was the first indication he' had ■aid. S A F E T Y that anything serious had happen­ ing Japan's long occupation of Ko­ PACKERS BRAND FIRST OF THE SEASON! LARGE SIZE C Teamsters local. eled Tolland Rd. and said that reason enuresis sets In. In Hartford and Tolland Coun­ ed. He called Rockville Police and ties broadleaf tobacco acreage for rea and that they should be ^ven l , T E S T E D i parents in the area feel that a ' * _ . . ___ „.i__ asked If an accident had occurred economic opportunities in Japan safety hazard would be lessened by I The view of inost of those who binders totaled 14,500 acres in' RIADY ♦ .../Mito have studied this subject is that on Rt. 83 and upon hearing about 1955. However the Industry Is ex­ equal to those given the Japanese if they don’t want to go to South j s L i c e d M c o n SPECIALS! ^TOe Bolrd felt that while the hed-wetUng Is usually a reflection It turned himself in. Tests made pected to require only 3,000 acres TO HOMIYDEW MEiOM - 3 5 two hours and twenty minutes Korea. Lb. Obituary reS* t®hadV«lt,^5ey"Z^ for binder this year. 1 Lb. CeUo Pock - deluged by requests from others In °h the part of the youngste A after the accident showed .10 per Broadleaf and Havana tobaccos COOK cent alcoholic content In Swain’s ’SS FORD $2795 ‘m FBESH TGMAVeiS BAKING POTAVeeS «n.,f.r .noun are used for binder. Shade-grown Ships Show Increase FANCY Country Squire Sta, Wag. blood, Ackerman's report said. tobacco is used for wrapper. A V M . W M T . ,# U. S. #1 ‘Pop’ Edgar Dies, agree to the proposal. It was de­ Parents would do well to recog- Ackerman’s reX rt states Swain a% CeUo M LICIO U S RED. RIPE MAINE I ' GRADE cided to appoint a committee to London Accordtog to Lloyds'I ’57 OLDS. $2195 3 J I I b f . RUSSET tsi. .Ku .11 .iHiii.. T-. this view and surround their admitted to police he “had never Register, ships registered under A Pkgs. FAVomtE lb. A a k a u iie s SIZE A investig^e this and all ®**hllar re-1 with affection, felt so drunk In his life,’** but at Turk** Parchment Fir*t T O M A T O ESsave 21c 5 ± . 2 9 "88” 4-Door. lb. Noted Ballplayer “flags of convenience” in Pan­ passing hny one circumstances leading to the police station he appeared to indlridual one. It waa aaid th^^ Instability, and avoid be sober. Ankara—The ancient city of ama, Liberia, Honduras, and Costa CALIFORNIA NAVEL PRISH IGCAROLI 10 EXTRA .STAMPS with the pur- Rica have grown since 1945 from ’57 OLDS. $2495 Robert W. Edgar. 71, SDringfield, the past It had been a K'heral resentment for what The report ajso notes that Swain Pergamuni, now Turkey’s mod­ Regular Style CQse of edth 5-lb. bag of Florido Mass., formerly of, Mknehester, practice not to send buses ln to | ^ .___^.i,. 750,000 gross registered tons to j Super "88” Convertible. praLuee not lo sena ousea he cannot help, had refused to^ testify at the In­ em Bergama, was the first city in Short Cut CRISP died yesterday afternoon at the developments, although this has -ni'ere are several measures to the world to use parchment for more than 15,000,000 tons, or about I ORANGES d.. n . i ORANGES Mercy Hospital, Springfield, after quest on Dec. 30, but did testify 15 per cent of thd active woyld j 3 9 ’S7 BUIGK $1995 FLORIDA been done in at least two Inst^ces L jjj youngster which can he on Feb. 4, the coroner says “ I am writing tftatertal. During.-the Sec-> lb. 2 - 2 5 ' a short illness. merahant 'fleet. Ships are register­ Speolel Hardtop. where conditions warranted special helped by satisfied that Swain has deliberate­ ond Century B.C. Bergama export­ CELLO Better known as "Pop”. Edgar ed parchment all over the civilized ed under flags of convonience to | waa one of the finest baseball play­ reducing the fluids drunk after ly perjured himself and given false minimize taxation and to gain're­ ’57 MERC. $1995 , three qr four o’clock In the after information to the police through­ world.' ers during his youth. He played lief from high operating costs. ' SPINACH For c Montclair 4-Door. FOtl TRIM lb. with a number of local teamr, and Japan Seeks Ocean Oil noon and waking the child at de- out this hearing.". r ...... - I V ' 2 35 FRINCH FRIESfx 2 PULLMAN FOR MAMIE rann piew** sdso with Springfield in organized ------[finite periods during the night. / SORRY. LADY ’56 PACK. $1595 s t a m p s 'le ■XfRA.SfAM PS w»h ..eh t». p ..k .| M . baseball. He was a second base­ Tokyo — Japan’s first offshore The latter, of course. Involves an Washlngtoa, Feb. 1$ UB—v The EXTRA Only 1% Proceesed Southern Railway said today Mrs. San niego, Calif, (ff)—A woman | Cfilpper Super Hardtop, pgrehose KITCHEN GARDEN JMtOZEN ^ man. oll-drilling operation has begun | alarm clock and Is a little tough visitor from St. Louis, Jukt in from with ttio 214 miles off Michikawa Beach In on the parents. ’ Mamie Elsenhoiffer got the use GIANT VEGETABLE SALE SWEET OR HOT He was a veteran of World War New Delhi — Only one per cent the airport, told the: hotel r-lera J lb. I and a member of the Army and Akita Prefecture, northern Japan. L Perhaps the most recent sug of a privato car on the first leg ’56 MERC. $1495 of India's frijlt and vegetable crop of an Arizona vacation trip be­ that she had left her, purse in a CARROTS A Rkf A T Navy Club. He, was a retired em­ Five mqre wells will be drilled In gesUon Is a mechanical device de- cab. Bill at least I know the name 4-Door Hardtop. ploy of the New York Central Rall- the same area next year, all by the [ signed to develop a new habit pat- Is processed at present.’The gov­ cause one of' its officials wa# go­ MANKfUM^ 1 " " “w ernment has set a 1960 goal of a ing her way. The First Lady of the driver,” she scld. “It was | itX l. same Tokyo firm. Japan produces tern In the bed-wetting youngster, William Thlen.” The clerk ex- ’55 PLYM. $945 He leaves two sisters, Mrs. little oil. and more than 10 per This Involves puUlng him to sleep 65 per cent increase In the produc­ traveled ,to New Orleans in an of­ 8 Tall Tins 1.00 tion of processed fruit and vege­ ficial Car need by Asst. Vice plained unhappily that Thlen is | Club Sedan. ^ Mary Segardah] and Mrs. Ursula cent-of Japan’s total imports, are on a special bed pad which Is sen- the police inspector who signs the | • CUT GREEN IQEANS • SLICED CARROTS naruMD ran u n v i n m i n u s ';:— WHIPPED POTATOES 3 4 7 ‘ Hetzler, both of Manchester; and petroleum. sltlve to moisture and which rings tables, a rise to a yearly tqtal Of President F. L. Smith, a- rafflway '54 OLDS. $795 50.000 tons.' spokesman said. cabbies’ ID card8. - • CUT WAX BEANS • TOMATOES SMALL— PEELED end DEVEINED BIRDSEYE 12-oz. two brothers, Frank of Hartford ------an electric alarm at the first sign "88” »-Poor, and Richard Edgar bf Manchester. Tokyo — Japan produced $560,- of dampness. FANCY,-T-SLICED FROZEN pkga • WHOLE BEETS • PEAS r e a d y t o c o o k Funeral services will be held Sat­ 000,000 worth of electronics equip- Hie child must be thoroughly SHRIMP POTATO PATTIES r s ’ • WHOLE IRISH POTATOES ’S3 CHEV. $495 HALIBUT STEAKS lb. urday morning at 9:30 from the ment during 1957, double the 1956 roused after the alarm rings, must _ — . MILD iO IXTBA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OPw**w« John B. Burl^ Funeral Home, 87 output, I empty the bladder and then be 2-Door. E. Center St., and in St. Jamea' put to bed again with a dry pad ’MPLYM. $795 ROT CROSS HIIHPlyni^ o.®^® 'CHIDHJkR CHKEStE HOUSEHOLD SET *' *^^NCY LYNN Church at 10 o’clock. Burial will be I and a reset alarm. FROZEN FOODS GRAND UNION FROZEN QUALITY MAID GRADE A LARGE HURT COMBS A DDI C PlC In Veterans Field,-East Cemetery. This method has apparently For A ‘ BIRDS EYE Station Wagon. 8-oz. Friends may call at the funeral BECAUSE YOU HELPED [brought some good results where ' ' ' - ■ . « ilSH STICKS 2 pkgs. 59c BROWN BOOS doz. C9c HEAVY ASSORTED R T O l AA r m IwC ■ U t home from T to 9 o’clock tomorrow other means have failed. It re­ ’52 MUDS. $395 DUTY pkg. SIZES Bight. YOUR HEART FUND... CHICKIN^JES 5 For n . a a 6V4-OS. quires a good .deal of attention by Hornet 4-Door. CRAB M IA T GEISHA con T9c NOORLES FRESHPAK ’pk„“." 2 3 c I the parents. Mrs. F. H. Burgert D a ily qmOKEN OF THE SEA You spee<]^ Children do not all acquire r WE HAVE ' Mrs. Anna Hagedorn Burgert, [ bladder control at exactly the same wife of Ferdinand Burgert, Hart­ development 1959 Get famous brandndrne gift&... I i^e. Therefore it Is' a mistake to T U N A PIES '.For fl.O O OLMMOBDJCS FOB . ford, aitd sister of Patu B. Hage- I Worry about a child of four who dom, 89 Oakland S t, died yester­ of surgery IMMEDIATE IsUll wets the bed merely because Spirtuai SLICED day at Jier home. to correct I S' brother or sister or a neighbor’s DELIVERY Yestei'day waa her 91st birth­ I child achieved control at the age day. She had. lived in the Hartford 'defecta'of STRAWBERRIES 3i Lof three.' AJi. Pkgs. 5 1 . 0 0 Blany Ottier Makee and SBIUE STAMPS v e a 60 years. She leaves a son, Albert L. Bur- the heart Lift Modele to Oiooee From .BAKED FRESH DAILY. irt of Mertdeh; three daughters, Teacher* Paid Le** 'I and its vesr ijHPOD'SiRAEBURN SPS. C P. Sears, Mrs. Alton W. MANCHESTER FTJIX Foss and Mrs. Frank H. Jones, all, wls, with the result that New York—^Teachers for the FOIIND Of Hartford; 12 grandchildren, btlnd in residential schools earn "Dral-A4tift" m m o r s IXIAVES •nd S great grandchildren. many thousands of hearts $500, to $1,000. a year less than HoN BREAD 2 *.'A:i ‘I " Ths fufierml will be held at U and lives have been saved. public echool teachers with com­ Ray Dwyer*—Ueod Car Mgr. O'clock tomorrow morning at the parable' backgrounds, according "fMUag ead ServWiig New Kewkirk and Whitney Funeral For more progress. . . to the American Foundation for OldemoMles for Over tS Home, 776 Farmington Ava., West the Blind. And in the rehaUll- Ml S -lisi WE GIVE DOUBLE WORLD GREEN STAMPS , V -Yoare.” AE H ee. ere eHeeSve et eer U99W Cewtiellcrt Peree Tihwdeyi ^ tetetdey, We weerve tfce rlifct te M w H ^efW ^ Hartford- Burial will be In Wap- tatipn field also, people working 8U WEST CBHXBB ST. J d w Cemetery. with the blind.i.are paid less, on IJA J, EVERY WSDNjSBDAY . . "A ? ' ntaide may eaU Uie fiflMral the average, than those serving - ,6emeS|6Hi.7 to 8 o'^idi tiaiisE. ! othsr luuuUeappsd people., I*' :‘W^ ^ ’ t ‘ - >. = /'■ . -. ('

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.i THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, *1969 FAGE 'I'HWTISgW p a g e t w e l v e ents night, to be held March 4 at school, what eurriculunt do ^ 6 u able, apeclal classes, general regU' the American legion Hpmp. Bruce 300 YEARS' ent rate of lending, the v’orld the "Installation” was an unused trade was disrupted by the Suez World War II beacon which! wljl Two Show Slides wish him to pursue: Vocational- liUons, sqholaatlc requirements Char^neau was named chairman, extra- bank'a authority to make lopna will ■Tff Bolton ARTHUR DRUG lockvUle-V ernon Canal crisis, and other Typist’s Error be scrapped within the next few agriculture, college preparatory, and the need for planning. with Kurt Eigenbrod,. Jim, ClgHo, prescription ordinary circumstances. be exhauated within two yeara. Ike Wants U.S. months. nursing, .sbuslness, homwnaking. Four year suggested programs Chet Varney and Alma Scott as­ EXPERIENCE ••If tha bank, la to continue to On Swim ClasBes are outlined, the procedure' for- Eisenhower said the fund is like­ Reactivation, people thought. Industrial arts, art, or some Wpd sisting him. ■ ■ , BT OCR PHARMACISTS ly to encounter continuing heavy play Us fim part In raising produc­ making out elective cards given tivity and living standards, addi­ Builds, Scraps No, the Pentagon finally said. Hunter Heads of general curriculum? Major Raymond Ives and Major Add to Funds calls on Its resources because of Miss Arlync Okrrlty and Batd The Baby Has RejJreaentatives from Manches­ and a listing and description of all Otto Krause, operation officer and CHECKS AWAIT l,*«l 'uU-Time' Collector tional capital far beyond the Embarraased. Air Force of- the concerted move to European fioiala admitted it was all a^ typ­ Tierney from the Inatnicton et ter High School, Howell Cheney courses. Hartfard, Feb. 12 {If) — The In­ 'countries to make their currencies amount covered by the eidsting Dance Postponed air Inspector, respectively, o f the $2 Million Base ist’s mistake. The money, all $2,- the Handicapped talked to the N a ­ I Sale of Seals Technical School and Neal Landers, ternal Revenue Service Is looking In World Bank freely exchangeable In foreign United States subscription will be EuStem Connecticut Group of needed,” his message said. 383,000, waa to go to a apeclal director of vocational-agriculture I The Valentine Dance sponsored for 1.261 Connecticut residents. trade. The removal of restrictions than Hale P T A at the montlily Civil A ir Patrol, inspected the Suggested by Auditors Most of the member countries. (Conttnned troip Page One)^ Sandia activity and not to the Bea­ Mrs. Jack R. Hunter of Keeney at Rockville High School, will dla- ibv the Grade 7 class of Michael No, It doesn’t want to arrest GENERAL (CMitlai.e4i lr«m Page One) meeting Tuesday night. Been Named ••• Tobin at the elementary school has Manchrater squadron at the meet­ « : l « i h r . '* d S on 7helr"«o?^'«nd nkeThe'Unlt'ed States, are being con annex. Dr. has been named local chair­ ctiss the programs available and them. The 1.261 haven’t got their “ 1 called on for a 100 per cent increaae They checked the ABC, then the They showed colored elidee of answer questions. ' been postponed from tomorrow ing last night. fPhe inspection of ‘ ! A full-time M x ’ collector Is need- j Everything went fine, they aald. man for the Easter Seal Sale C A P imlU is to choose the best Income tax refunds from last year. T V S E R V IC E In hia budget message sent to night to Feb. 20 due to the Illness by the Town of Vernon to han- Congress last month. Klserthower •i^e p^ce of world bank i *n their s u b . « ^ Department of Defense, the Army. 'til the typiat akipped a line. handicapped children lA pool ac­ which will begin Feb. 27 and con­ Students who plan to enroll at squadron in the Elastern Connecti­ The service explained yesterday of the teacher. Days M AC A Can included the amount imder project­ Ing also has increased, the : toe Sandia Base Housekeeping Service,. „Air Force , officials , . , declined to tivities. Manchester High School were giv­ cut Group for the year. that the persons didn’i put com­ Idle ita yearly collection of close! tinue through Easter Sunday. en copie.s of that school’s Program plete or correct addresses on their Nights Plus Parts ed spending before June 30. It Is Prasident reported. Tne bank ob- lo'ge'’ ‘ X a l w^^^ the Air Research and Development! tell the Journal what the special George Frost, president, aue- Capt. Thomas F. Walsli, coro- ltd *1 million In taxes, and Ita ria- St -' ABtetBrtt*. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hoger Aaaelln 11J1 N. The mail campaign will seek part of the $12,900,000,000 deficit tains ita funda lor lending primarily Thla Command, the Forest Service, the activities Sandia Base were. of Studies for 1969-1960 yester­ nuuider, appointed a committee returns. The checks are still TEL. MI 8-5482 be Increaaed 110 per cent, tloned off the two cakes made by School St. She waa bom Feb. 4 at Manche.ater Memorial Hoa- funds to continue and extend the [ib g delinquent tax accounta, the he estimated for the corrent year. by floating bonds -that is borrow National Park Service and the B:i- day. The 8-page pamphlet describes to make plans for the annual par­ waiting. ahould be sufficient for some time, William Mullens, first vice preel- nttal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. rehabilitation program of the Con­ objectives, various courses avail­ [town’s auditor says. ing- in this country and qjsewhere. reau of Land Management. Ottawa —■ Rhcdlum. a precious Unger Gleason St-, and her paternal grandparents are Mr and * The proposed Tjnited States pay­ Elsenhower said. dent,. and Edward Adamy, second necticut Society for Crippled Chil­ This ppinion was expressed in its authorized capital amounts to Everywhere the answer waa the j metal, la used for reflecting sur- Helas Aa-sflin, Southhridge, Mass. She has a sister, ment W’lll consist of $w44 million a guarantee for these borrowings, vice president. Mr, and Mrs. Har­ dren and Adults Inc. Tiie Society i the form of a recommendation Skating Advisory Romanlsame: j faces on senichltghta and motion in gold and. $1,031,000,000 In cur­ but the subscribing nations must Rome — Such famous old Garrlty bid highest for both. Utichele Marie. 1. , , . . . U one of 1.700 affiliates of the N a­ tnr 'Wilfred A. Lutz, of Lutz and AVe can't talk about it” or "we pict\ire projectors because It ex- Center Springs Pond has been rency. The .•* President reminded put up their funds only when there stnicturea as the Colosseum and Mrs. Adela Blassczak’s second tional Society for Crippled Chil­ Ibller of Hartford. don't know anything about it.” | hlblta a hard. brilllHnt-whIte. non- Linda Marla daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Demo Jr., I cleared of Ice and snow by Park Congress that three-fourths of the is a default. There have been none the Pantheon were built from grade room won ■ the attendance dren and Adults, Garry Moore of I -TTie auditor notes that delin­ Then, the Albuquerque Jo\irnal | tarnishing surfnee that is extreme- Btorra She was born Feb, 4 at Manehcster Memorial Hospital. Department Workmen, and good new. gold going to the fund Will to date. a mixture of volcanic ash and television fame is national chair­ quent taxes have risen to $151.- learned from ARDC offtelala thatlly realatanl to eorrosinn. banner. Her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Joseph Bochsler, ice skating conditions for the pub­ come from othe countries. Elsenhower said that at the prea- slaked lime. man of the Easter Seal sale. 642, representing five mills .on the Oth^r membe* countries are be­ Barker. N. Y . and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. lic are reported once again. The society serves people in all giandwlist. The delinquent taxes ing called on for proportionate Joseph Demo Sr . North Adams. Mass ...... - Hours tonight for supervised • * * • • * commimities ot the state who have increased $40,849 during the past increases In their quotas. Three— been crippled by di.aease cr acci­ vM r, and $8‘L462 ovtr a 6-year', ®*‘*1*"8 . Karen EHraheth. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs George A. Red­ ; Center Springs Annex and Canada, Germany and Japan —• ding 39 Dailev Circle. Rockville. She was born Feb 4 at Man­ dent. The program provides special made for each other would put up additional sums be­ ^ A full-time collector would b e ' Charter Oak Park are closed for chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. treatment and training to enable cause of their relatively rapid re­ iir a much more favorable position i the season, Louis H Billlngton, West Hartford, and her paternal grandmoth­ people to live successftilly with Yes, Quality and Popular are keeping cent grow'th. to. Inaugurate vigorous collection ; er is Mrs. Earl H Roberts, Orford, N. H She has a brother, the' ■ hxndinuo. steady company. It’s a combination Noting that it was the United Robert I-OUlB, 2: and a sister. Janice Marilyn, fi. Homemakers Cancel Session prbeedures tq collect delinquent: perior Court Room where the State States which took leadership in « • • • • Bolton Homemakers have post-! that can’t be beat! Everything you tikes which have risen to th e, Depar tment will meet. The State creating the global lending insti­ gfatthma- Breiidon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillon, Wind­ poned their meeting tomorrow to buy at Popular is truly fine quality Wfhest liwel In recent years,” the j Auxiliary will meet in the GAR tutions Immediately after World audit report states. Hall, both organizations meeting at count ham. He was bom Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. March 3. The group is working . . . The very best! War II, and which has helm a lead­ 'jL u tz further recommends that i the sanie time. er in the new effort to bolster their His maternal grandmother is Mrs Rose Kelleher, 30 Glenwood St., on a tailoring course under guld-1 P,S.— You’ll love Popular savings, and his paternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Fatrlc Dillon, ante of local leaders. Because of i . IGEPKG 3 5 c P riiice teridr, tutone paint, plus signki lights,, oil filter, and other Honeydew Honeydew Prince L e s t o i r standard Mercury extras. Silver Dust Marmolade . Spdghetf i M acaroni Lifebuoy ^ Lestoil Surf ■ Grape Jelly Flus State 1 u X Lux Cuts Work Full BLUE DHERGENT SOAP , TOILET SOAP DETERGENT P r ie o <2895 Sale* Tax TOILET SOAP GET ORDER BLANK AT OUR 10 0 *. 19c n 0 *. 2 5 c 1 21iC \ *iu». 21c - In Half Available For Immediate DeliTcrjr STORES FOR LGE PKG 3 5 c BACON 4 3 '- 2 - 791 2 «KSIAIS 2 1 c BATH BARS LGE PKG 3 3 c BEG BARS “Always A Bett,er Buy At Morisrt^s” 4 39c 2 29c DOLLS OF ALL NATIONS T e t l e y T e a R i v e r B'“" R i c e Pints 3 7 c - * Lifebuoy Dove Breeze PlOs 1.00' ■ r Glamorene s P r t y Moriarty Brothers RUG CLEANER ,SHORTB4ING\i. 48 Tm BagNLiFor 65e 2 Lb. r e ­ SOAP.. TOILET SOAP DHERGENT end Label Fjom lollle • ■y . < ■ i . -X-C PUneeln—Jd^cury—OenUiMntalv-'EdBel—Bngilah FoM " - d-V-g 5 JITHMHLAMbSTHMANCHiSnS Ml 3^278 , 16 Tea Bags, For le .Pficki^ 2 For 2 7 c package Quarts 6 5 C TLB 3U1 CENTER ST.— MI 3-518S— O p «i ETenings LGE W01JAr 1 ; 2 9 , 2 •ATHBARS 3 1 c 2 REG BARS 39c PKG 3 4 c 8165 CAN .7iJ.«OM*OiooooooooooO( —----- ... ------...... a 37s jee<4B<8»fe*****44**PP**4***^*** r 'I, ' T - ' ..t. V -..-I t ■ ■ .ir I » !

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER, C0NM„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1$69 ^THE PACE FOURTEEN d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE Jensen Refusal to Sign Pact Just Stubborness MAJOR HOOFUE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith H erald Angle I t u « TD.woTiur Antwtr to, ProviouB Punlo m'p mjock in ’ Lincoln's Birfhday 1 PAT BOLDUC Most Valuable ACROSS DOWN AMtotaBt Sport* lEdltor 1 Lincoln’* 1 Aslitt .■‘V •’ . •' ; Player Sends mother wM 2 Oiimounted ■B Football Dnupped St Catholic Schools Nancy — 3 Wife of Nata s Cheney Tech, 8&-34 STANtO ME-© TVJO DOLLARS AMO 7 A P P u ll mP According to a receht column in the Catholic TranBcript, ‘.> 5 ’av'v- fST'A S imilar euM ■ Lincoln (Astec) . Back Contract THE AMlMALWOM S'/ THREE Pick: THE winhsr /I/ noovourR lORti^i Oto 6 He w«! bom 4 Relatives P in football has disappeared from the scene of Catholic colleges OFLAST VEAR’S // SHIP— I in a log — 5 Jeer a n There was no rain’bow at the end of the trail for Cheney EAST SIDE MIDOETS.. lemsths and pa!D*«^,6o for Uc4 and .universities, both large and small. Only t'wo years ago it Boston, Feb. 12 (/P)—Jackie ATWO-DOLLAR TICf^ET/ ,DER8'/a f t e r MEANlH “/3 A near 6 Butter­ i Tech yesterday afternoon in the C*pitol City. Host H»rtford The Cruleers battled back ...„$EEiHerr, -JPUTOOVIK Hodgentvillc, making device (^13aC3 was estimated that of 80 Catholic institutions in the United Jensen’s refusal to accept two States, only 10 still supported football teams. Among the Regional Tech more than made up for a previous two-point upend the lowly Chiefs 30-25 THE - Kentucky 7 Art (Latin) 2 0 O::tdlxing 37 Communion the only game in the Police and contract offers today was Middle' l l ‘"Lily maid 8 Essential enxyme plate better knoWn schools which have dropped the expensive foot­ setback in Manchester with a humiliating 80-84-con'epiest of of A»toIat" Coach Tony D’.'jigona’s—to put Iti^ Firemen's Midget Leag)ie at the blamoH on stubbomess and principle 21 He lost an 40 Rent ball program are San Fraaclgco,*------^------East Side Rec last night. 13 Ancient election to 41 Indian, tent which boasted an undefeated gquad mildly—outclassed Rangers. “The Williams 'Thing" by Bos­ 9 Froster Bast Hartford’* < energetic Ray After lagging behind 7-2 at the 'UlilDlll/lll nth _ country 10 Seines the U.S. — 42 Strays leaa than tig h t year* ago, St. Hartford’s aharpshootlng center. ton General Managef Bucky 0 :i l mill s, • 14 Small finch McKenna, ever oh the lookout for Free Throws end of the first period and 1.3-12 Harris. Jensen, 1958 American 12 Storehouse 22 Decay* 43 List of Bohaventure, ' 'rdham', St. Mi­ Hank Berutesyk beat tka Silk at the half the winners came BY V. T. HAML|!n 15 Winter apple 13 His debates 23 Range candidate* chael’* In Vermont, Georgetown, promising players to strengthen his Towner* slngle-handetjly, ouUcor- League most valuable player, re­ AI.LEY OOP 15 School Marco Polo quintet, was quick to charging tMick In the third period portedly Is seeking 140,000. with Douglas 24 Ailment* 44 Volcanic rock S t Anselm’*, Providence and Man­ ing the losers 14-11 from' the field to outscoro their opponents, 12-8, THAT WtiS TH E / BUT TW GUV SHUCKS, VtSURS HOW U)N6U.n> group (ab.) — —ed with 27 Nvimber" 46 Things done hattan, Ba*Hetball has taken over secure Perrone’s services for In­ Play Big fart Though the Red Sox never an­ 17 Comforter and 35-34 overall. The afternoon'* and grab a lead that they ncvci- V»*kSN'T \ BRACXEHRIDGE / SAIO TW SOOi- I TT^R E S KiO 'OF COURSE X MORE USE TAKE US TO / MAMtt the issue of 26 Statue 47 Seasoning at the*e aghools for a reason of dependent play for the balance of top point-producer also was a per­ nounce salary figures, Jensen made THAT ABOUT \ ZOO.. HE JUST 1 ES. TH' BETTER. / USE ALL OF NOT.'VCXI CHATS) AROUND 19 Bitter vetch 29 Depression 46 Malt drinks the season. Apparently McKenna lost. approximately $27,600 .'.st season. MAKE SAN N slavery simple economics. fect 7-7 from the foul line. Larry LlscioUi fotind the range C9(V TWEMTY- / ARRivED .WE V Pt>n HB? ,( US SOING CARRY ON— /HERE THAN ANTONIO?/ 20 Parentless ISTibetian 35 Thick 50 Sesame • • • proved a good Judge of talent since As Rams Lose He has mailed back unsigned con­ one* Berutezyk hooped 10 point* as for 18 tallies while teammates Don FOUR? yCAN GO GET HIM' HOURS. wild sheep 36 Eggs 52 Devotee Until some one proves otherwise Perrone was picked on the All Hartford raced to an 18-8 margin tracts estimated at $32,500 and ^ANVTIHE 22 Sora Tournament first team despite the Roglls and Jeff Clai'k each added $35,000. 2.5 Consume Porky -Vieira ntnks in my book at the first turn and then added 15 Clutch foul Shooting In the clos­ four. For the Chiefs, Mike Hnponik r ) r 1 7 w as the finest shot-maker to per Explorers' third place finish in the tallies aa the 'victors boosted their ing mlnutdiii by Bob Goodrich in­ led the'scorers as he piiniped in 15 Slugger Ted Williams, Jensen’s 26 Geraint'* wife annual benefit tournament In outfield mate. Is ticketed for up­ _^ M D 30 Shield bearing form in this area in several years. advantages to 37-19 at halftime. sured Newington High School of points while Bill Powers chipped II H 1) Jh his lone appearance Iccally this Stratford from which all proceeda The Hartford whls cloeed out his It* 10th Win of .the *ea*on. a well- in with eight. The losers hurl their wards of $125,000 for the second PONl'T 31 Finical' straight season. AR6L3& 32 Anatomical winter the former Qulfflplac Col are turned over to the Hemophilia finest indlvldtial performance with earned 51-41 victory over stubborn own scoring efforts as they a>ic- .Fund. Rockville yesterday afternoon In '■Jensen doesn’t own this ball , ABOUT ti.ssue lege scoring whls hoopsd 4S points I 10 markers In the third quarter, ceeded in making Just one free club,’’ Harris said from the office 33 Presently in leading hb All-Stara to a win a s * during which time his teammates the Ramis’ new gym; throw in 13 attempts. K 11 II 7 Before bowing for the 19th lime he recently Inherited from new >»M» >/ K* •»■»•*« 'I 34 Back talk' 1 over the Red Ember. One week Doing Excellent Job outahot the Rangers by a whop­ (*lang) In 20 starts and 18th straight time Ntandings league president Joe Cronin. 10 il f ago last Sunday afternoon it was ping 23-6 count to lead 60-25 go­ "The Williams thing Is causing 35 Diaipond* my pleasure to watch the fabulous According to personable Jack ing into the final eight minutes. the host Rama cams from a 28-19 W. Pet. cutter’s cup 11 IL Vittner, bowling alley manager at deficit at halftime to within two the trouble,” he added. a z T n r diminutive backcourt ace hoop a Avenge Two Point Los* Paganl's ...... 9 .643 Harris wag referring to Wil­ I ' l l CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 38 Canvas shelter the Y, comely Flo Kloter Is doing points of the lead with approxi­ Pontlcelli'B ...... 9 .643 whopping S9 points in a losing Even with. Berutesyk on the mately three, m.Uiutes remaining In liams’ salary and the publicity giv­ WiiJfjmm ■fx. 39 H e----- d r fl battle against the red-hot Marco an excellent Job with the newly- Pcrsonnllzed Floors . .8 .615 It 'H, H Wl ,i» NL • himself to % organlsad Qlrl’a Junior League. bench in the fourth period, the'vic- the fourth quarter. Goodrich, a en to his signings. Polo Explorers In East Hartford. Normnn’s ...... , .7 .583 He (Jensen) has set a figure the U S. K "At the outset,” Jack related dur­ tors gained a 20-9 bulge to con­ fine dribbler and ball handler, Decl’s ...... 4 .308 presidency And only the Saturday night be­ and he ta.^balng stubborn about it,” BY AL VERMEER ing a recent office visit, "many clude a 43-point second half. H art­ twice was fouled by the pressing .. . 3 U .214 PRISCILLA’S POP 42 Cloth measure Iw. V )l M fore in a tournament game in ford, which dropped a close 40-38 Rams and his string of four con Nasstff’s ...... Harris said, "Jackie's a fine boy Straitford against the same Ex­ women assisted In getting the 45 Growing out league started, especially In teach­ decision the first time around, em­ ■ecuttve free throws got Newlng WEST SIDE MIDGETS and I like him. hut he Is stubborn. 'PRISCILLA! HEAVEN KNOWS WHAT 46 King of I) 11 plorers. Porky threw In an al­ Paganl’s )'einnlned In a first “He’ll find that others can fight, I'VE TOLD VOU kIND OF GERMS VOU ing the girl* the proper way to ployed 12 players In the rout. ton home free. Judah (Bib.) most un'oelievable 77 tallies. Diminutive ElxlauB Parker was Goodrich wound up with 11 place tie with Pontl(’elll's as they too." NOT TO LET MIGHT ------4 ? r % 17 ii In both Instances against spon­ bowl. But Flo la the only woman OLIVER 49 Lariats p to remain with the program. She Cheney’s best scorer ■with a mere points, one less than teammate trounced Docl'a, 50-22, In the first Bucky lndlcate(l'\he felt Jensen HIM DO 51 Resembling sor Joe Granato’s Explorers Vieira S U R E ■ THAT! )l fz keeps the averages and her overall seven points. Captain Dick Bissell, Jim Garro. Dave Burt lopped the game of a doubleheader. The sec­ would sign the secofid document L IK E S T10 epic poetry •hot a t an impressive 39 per cent Tech’s No. 1 point-maker this win­ Rockville shooters with 16 tallies ond game saw PontlcelH's fight off because It was close ta the figure 53 Correct clip, getting 29 baskets in 75 cooperation la unmeasurable, K I S S would be lost without her." ter, carried a tine 14.1 average In' and Jim Marsh chipped in with a belated Nasslff Arms rally to Jackie had specified. : ME! 54 Cuddle shots the first time around and • • • 10. The loser* plaved without ail­ win, 44-38. Not What He Wantbd SP73.f7p==l 55 Not fresh k to the contest but was held to a bitting on 24 of 61 tries in the single basket and five markers. ing Clordon Planij, their second flklp Minor and Pete Wise But Jensen has been quote(T »> M« TVethersfield with 236 tallies and with a 5-11 won and lost record. Kapeo ...... 3 sweet victory slip fi-om their grasp tBristol’s J tr iy O’Brien with 213. Garpon ...... 3 In the final min))tes of piny. Bob Holbrook quoted Jensen In a BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS The Rangers were a much-im­ Adamidi ...... • T phone conversation at his O ystal LONG SAM Hall High, the loop’s hottest proved club over the second half of Marty Ch(!mellrkl led PontlcelH’s SeaiiNiA Nearing End club at the moment with a string Total* 20 11 61 Brotfin Wants Another Fight Soon offense with 19 points and Frank Bay, Nev., home as saying: the schedule, winning four of their IlsekTille (41) "There Is no trouble caused by •^MXkSOOO T'Af irue sign that the local bowl-' of seven straight victories, in­ final eight games. F PI*. Rizza chipped In wdth eight. Bob liig' season Is in th a hoiDtiestretch cluding wins over Bristol and Williams’ contract. HI* business Is U X X A T / 0 - Harttttrd (66) Burt ...... BonzonI led the never-say-dle Nas- Is die number of banquet invita­ previously undefeated Windham In Marsh ...... ; hls business and I'm not Interested FACS’-ASlfUT ■ " U S ' P B F Pt«. stock* ...... 3 slff attack with 21 points. Next In in what Ted is making or what he tion* now reaching the sports desk. its last two starts, can tie for the 1 S u m . f ...... 1 0-0 2 line wag Lou Codding with six. 7W6 CURTAIN- league championkhip with a win 1 Ann)>r*on, f ...... l (Lo . 2 Fsfsrrlsre ...... f Champion Beats Busso will make. I wa* always under the Among the first to extend an in­ 0 Malh(*WB, f ...... 2 0-i) 4 Soraiino ...... • • • } over crosatown rival Conard to­ 12 Jnntnn ...... * impression that Mr. Yawkey owns vitation to Join Us group at the 0 Morin. ( ...... 5 2-2 BUSINESSMEN’S I.EAGUE the ball club. I feel that the salary annual banquets were Ann Fil- morrow night. But first off, 1 Holme*, f ...... 1 (M) 2 8 Berutezyk. c ...... 14 7-7 35 Total* ...... 14 In the flret of two games in the I’m asking la fair. I sent the sec­ btg, president of the Garden Wethersfield must upset the Whip­ Score at half. 28-19 Newington. pets on the same night In Wethers­ 2 Parme)ee, c ...... 0 0-0 0 With Comparative Ease Businessmen’s League at the ond contract back, and I think I ’m GriBVet Caterers League at the 1 Thomas, g ...... 9 1-3 19 School St. gym last night White Garden Grove Saturday night, May field. Hall, with an 11-2 record, 1 McKay, g ...... 0 0-0 0 worth more. I won’t budge.” trails Windham (12-1) by one 0 Costello, g ...... 0 2-2 2 Eagle tripped the Remnants 55-44, The Globe also quoted an anony­ 9,. and President Flo Kloter of the Tomany. g ...... 1 0-0 2 Houston, Tex., Feb; 12 (/P)— Joe_____ Brown, an aging „ „ fighting „ , _ | while Inin the second game the game in the standings. Nadler. g ...... 0 (W) 0 mous teammate of Jensen's; Women’s League Saturday, April creak, beat young Johnny won over Herm’s "If I were Jackie I'd hold out 18, at the Garden Grove. Happy machineIllaL'llllIC thatVllCaL hasn’tliami l. starieilovoa to v.iv..€an, i/v-uu j'-'vsoe tsv***!**^ I CatYi9»rfl. M 4D TJR Ih|k lu. M. M 11 ToUls ...... 34 12-14 80 SKI Busso with comparative ease iast night then said he wanted | ^ too. He deserves It. And knowing to relate both dates were open. Tremendous Support Cheney Tech (S4) With four men hitting twin fig' • * • Jackie, he’ll hold out until he gets Despite the Indians’ poor 4-11 B F PU. another fight real soon. ures. White Eagle had little trou- It. The most valuable player award T« •«•. U. L »« 0«. • M M«l« hmwM 'Tm alad w« havB that aix montha’ breather on the BlasPll, f ...... 1 .3-6 E The world’s lightweight cham­ Cm? JV(* w UMM Sonta people speak of hard luck won and lost record this winter, Adamn. f ...... 1 The difference In the ages of the I ble in dumping the Remnants after deserves a $10,000 raise. Jackie Reriln eltuiitfon . . . what with our bridge but ik> two bowlers ever had it home basketball games at Man­ Naumec. f ...... 1 pion, defending hla title for the two fighters was supposed to give a slow start when they trailed 10-8 carried us for a good portion of to u r e r than Anri- .and Harold Chavei!. f ...... 1 Sixth time in two years, declared Busso an advantage but the 33- at the period. In the second quarter JUDD SAXON BV KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD tournament coming up!" chester High have not been lack­ Plro, c ...... 2 the season, especially the first ■Whulng who bowl in the Wednes­ ing for aideline color. A Up of the MendUto. g ...... 1 he would meet Busso again "Or year-old champion seemed In the winners forged ahead to 26-19, anyone Manager Lou Viscusl lines half.’’ WHAT'5 W.L0CA5 FOUR THIRTY IN THE X W ASN'T day Night Mixed Doubles League hat deservedly goes to Band Di­ Rukufl, g ...... 0 much better shape at the finish a lead that was never threatened Jensen has been the league s MORNIN&...T LETTIN5 TOO at the West Side Rec alleys. In Parker, g ...... 3 up" but he JUst wanted action. than Busso, For,,the, winners, Mel Segar and D0IN6 HERE, NANCY r o*u. rector Bob "vater, Carole Mart- Hence, g ...... 1 moat prolific run* batted In man SUP17ENLY TAKEN tU» ■SET AWAY 14 frustrating.w eek* of bowling ling, student band leader, and 1 get rusty when I ’m Inactive,” The crowd paid $61,155 — more Ron Badlituebner teamed tip to over the past five years and only WICNJIIOd I . . WITH rr, < BY ROUSON - Totals ...... 11 13-18 34 said the skinny little Baton Rouge, carry the Idad as each scored 13 6CTS TO Z* MR.SAXON... I .iTTl.E SPORTS the Whitings have not been able membera of the MHS band for than $8,000 under record set by once since he came to the Bed Sox to win a single game and have Score at half. 87-18 Hartford. La., Negro who hasn't been very points while Bob Gagnon and Bob HIS LAB I CON'N'T KNOW, 3 A N om esM ct their excellent support. Also, Pat the Brown-Kenny Lane fight last has driven in fewer than 100 run*. OFFice BISCUIT IS A been- charged with 42 straight de- Little and her attractive Red and inactive except that he tried an MR. SAVON.KVON. I overweight fight with Busso In W THE FOUND HER ASLEEP feats. ■White majorettes shouldn’t be MORN- WHEN 1 CAME IN, • * * overlooked for their wonderful ex­ lifle Squad Upset By DUTCH FOGARTY Miami four months after his last IN5... defense of the title—and lost. In -*n unprecedented move the hibition* at several games. The Manchester Ski Club’S trip to and Busso 20. followed with IS. I Hot Off the Wires entrle student body should be com­ Big Bromley last weekend was But Brown showed no effect* of Amateur Softball Assn. (ASA) Has CCIL Opponent ' Earnings Near $126,000 The Leftovers, with Al Surowiec mended for Its tremendous sup­ canceled. As a result, about 25 Inactivity last night as he whipped t 'A awarded the Women’s World Tour­ stock car racing drivers con­ nament to Stratford for a second port through a dismal season. No members were disappointed. The BuBSO-^thls time with both in the Brown * $40,462 makes his total and Don Whaeler setting the pace, other team In the CCH., can ap' In Hartford Match lightiyelght limit—by a wide mar­ earnings in the last nine months— wasted no time In setting back tinue high speed run* at the new T\ straight year. ’The Raybestos group was advlsad by the innkeep­ Daytona, Fla., Intarnktlonal Speed­ BnJeettes are the defending cham­ proach the home crowds at good er where the members planned to gin.. when three of his title fights were ®f>d their three game old MHS. Manchester High’s riflemen, stay that it would be a waste of Referee Jimmy Webb scored it held in Houston — Close to $125,- streak. (Setting away to a fast way undaunted i b y . death yes­ pion* In the tourney which Is set • • • 0 0 0 start the winners rolled to a com- terday of Marshall Teague In an fresh from an upset victory over time and money to go as condi­ 148 for Brown, 131 for Busso; for the week of Sept. 4-11. 1 1 0 j • * • Bobby Knight fans in MancheS' State Champion Hamden, found tions were poor. Because the inn Judg* Ernie Taylor, Brown 147, ’ u j J v.i fortable 82-15 halftime score. While Indianapolis type racing c a r BY JOHNNY HART Busso 138, and Judge Bill Cornell- Brown weighed 134 pooinds while gurowlec was setting the pace with Teague lost control of car which Young Carmen Perrone who ter may be interested in knowing themselves on the other end of the keeper stood to lose more than Busso w a.s a fraction under 135. jg po,nta, Wheeler found the range that the magical Hartford whl* ua 149-140 Brown. he drove 171.82 m.p.h. for an. failed to catch on with Sam Caril- stick yesterday In the Hartford anyone conditions must have been There had been some apprehen- 17. For the losers, Neal Pmlley BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE VOU HAVE A LITTLB will lead hta league-leading MU Armory, as CCIL rival Bristol Blasting Right Lands American race track record on i’ll ftiVE VOU Five CLAM* li’s R«d Ember basketball team really bad. A crowd of 11,033—the largest slon that Busso, who Vlaeusl de­ had 14 tallies and Howie Latimer Monday... Boston Bruins have MONEY ANO VOU f&Er ford Chiefs in a (Connecticut Bas pulled off its best performance of All planning to go were notified scribes as "the biggest light­ FOR THAT BOOfSUBT this season is the lifetime scoring ketball Assn, contest agaliuit the ever to see a fight in Texas— found the range for nine. regained third, place In the Na­ /wiiwukr-niMBCKMn YOU OH'T fOOT All 7UE CnVASStS, SHIFTLESS! leader *t Bulkeley Hlsd> School the season while Manchester pro' and immediately Dave Baker wa* weight I ever saw,” would be TU0U6U, HO MATTER HOW MAMY red-hot Marco Polo Explorers Sun watched the little dark destroyer tional Hockey League on the VOU oetMiWRHrf? 'With a total of 911 points. As duced Its worst, giving Bristol an on the phone getting a car load weakened by having to make the strength of an B-2’2 straak .\. • TIMES YOU FW OVER TV AREA... day afternoon at the East Hart' 891-878 win. The loss guarantees InteresUd In going to Jay Peak, throw a blasting right that knock- 7 ^ senior Perron* acored 889 markers ford High School gym. Coach Ray the strong young man from New weight. Ramon Mdnzant’ of the San Fran- HEY, LET'S SIT tin 17 regular 4*aafinal buzzer sounded gave the has would tato it easy in a meet wesk 70S total in the Bristol match have difficulty in repeating an sank a shot and made the acore IF wt boN"r douNb up y o»usaJ»+AtN BO IT» NOTJlWB OIBTAMCB.BHI ilif And soma real oidtimera re- Bealdea having trouble with Isn’t much of a plot left In the Celts their victory. It drew a wall in which the outcome 'was almost could add up to Manchester's third of protest from Warrior Coach Al earlier 82-68 win over Coach Benny Bro'wn 31, Yale 30. at the half. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THAT BANS TOMORROW / EABVi YOU'RB NOBODY H I M KMDW5 MV MAAAS^ Esssnher that Passaic, N.J, high the wind and temperature, the National Basketball Assn, npt with Zalao's Panthers. Still batting a UNLBS* THBY (SOT T ; : ' foregone oonoluaion. Not 'Kip­ defeat. deep powder was a menace to the Cervi. but to no avail. Bob Cousy ■/ale’s Larry Downs, with 28 ,AT LBAST Wt CAM HAVB V WANTBO ON school won ISO a tra i^ baakatball St. Louis leading the Western lofty .768 despite Tuesday’s upset points, and Gerry Glynn, with 18, THB SCHOOL SUARDSD- V TH PHONBl IT FROttYOU OR THE huth. He was as active as a man, Match Summaries aiders. Vol Figno was the unfor­ led the Celts with 31 points and X games back in tna Ckildcn T«wn- bv Conard, the crystal ball nre- Improved during the rest of the r THINK SHE'S GETTING WHACT MAKES VOU — RtaisTB*'. y itfromwor half his age, giving words of en Bristol ISt tunate one Sunday, taking a bad Division by 15 games and Boston rookie Guy Rodgers paced Philly ^ TtrRtBWnSRl ties. laron. RotiAgtisn ...... 100 the Blast by 10. dicts a hard-fought 56-55 Manches­ game. Within seven minutes after , TOO SERIOUS. SAY THAT? courogesaent and advlca and keep _JI PotUr ...... 98 •pUL twisting hla ankle. He left with 27. MR.ASCSNATH'^ I WASN'T OUT But all fads before lha record ter victory. the half, Yale led 49-38. * H‘ UMBVJ compiled by Kiphuth, When the time on each of Ms boys. - J1n« axrick^...-...... M -182 Sunday night for horn* In consid­ 'When will first place in each Elgin Baylor dropped In tw o I THINK VOUD ‘Secret* Poitnida Ronald C artir ...... 96 172 division be decided? Better Offensively ■ In New Haven's other gome,' defaatm Otminwia 87-29 last ehn' Ksspor ...... 98 169 erable pain. last second fouls to give the Lak­ Insofar as CCIL statistics are New Haven Teachere gave up a 86- BETTER STOP His formula for a amoeessful For St. Louis, it can happen by NONSEb»& Bight It mai^d tha.XTdth strai^ t Ifaaehtttor 818 ers thSlr second straight victory concerned. Platt ha* tha better of- 84 halftime lead to New Britain^ dual nifot victory turned in by swimmer is brtaf: iworit Bbb Rtueont...... 98 88 Joy Peak is still in its Infant winning the'next.three games. over the Royals. Jack McCarthy fenalve record, averaging 62 points and still more wotk." Jack Toomer...... M ri stagas of devabtpinant. Thera are Teacher*. The visitors vrere large­ hQphuthHRbttited swiminara. ih a jfin !nprn»y ...... J? 78 Second plaoa Minneapolis can who paced the Royals with 31 In IS games to the Silk Towners’ One of his wen wlahiars was four good trailrknd one good open help by'losing Its next three. Or ly aided by Paul Gragertck. with record th*y broka wa* Yale’s own Oanr^Kosak ...... 94 78 points, 21 in the second half, 47-point average. But defensively, 18 points, and Jerry Ryacavoge of 178, wWcih wa* a»dM by Kar* Ian Rosa,, father of Mitrrw Rose, Don McLs8W ...... -...... M 76 slope aervicadiwith-10, T-bar and smy comblnaUon of three St. Louis hacked Baylor aa he tried a des' Zatursky's club has been more Im­ the great Auatcahan neaatyler Other 'Usncbesttr score* were: Ron and George Schermerhom, who vard In the last mae^ of the 19S? Oambolim. 171; Don Wsbrek. 171: John Ppma UttB.- Rtilng alwut a mile wins or Minneapolis losses bags petation shot. That did It. pressive, giving up an average of now fii student a t the UntvexaMy fi^ the Canadian border, the the Hawks' .third straight west 52 tallies compared to Plait's 64. got 17 each. aaaaon.: Klptuithta, oV«r-sll record H ateh i^ i7fl: Bob MvraWskl. 170; and Phil Jordon hit four of the Pis­ Tha game ended In a brief fight I 814 rictorlaa in' 6M dual meets, o f ' Southern CalhEoraia. Which stsve iit«85iis. tea or«* is just oblout oartoln of hav em title. . With an overall record of 2-14 caused the Yale veteran '^to re ton’s five field goals In the over­ which started bn the floor and 71141’* right—only 12 defeat*. Ing show all oeasori. ttie ski school Bostoh has more of a wait. Any time period to nullify Larry Cos­ and currently tagged with a three- lUAtk; Is fabulous. "Wally Fosger, former combinatidh'' of Boston victories or game losing streak, the inexper­ then Increased In breadth oa spec­ Started in 1918 ‘7 am glad to oee that the Aus tello’s tie-giving goal in final two tators scrambled from their aaats. tittJtill! Xlphtltti. a native of Tonawraoda, nAustrlon Olympic ator and coacU oecond-ploce New Y w k defeats seconds of reg^ation play. ienced Panthers nevertheless boast tralian swlmmeri ere putting em Sport Schedule of both the German and Sponiah totaling seven gets Bos.ton its one of the loop’s outstanding per­ The fight lasted about"'one min­ JE F F COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN N .Y., toidc over a t Yale In 1914. phasls on the arme rather than Johnny Kerr missed two fouls formers In senior Bob Dattis. Show­ ute. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE His teams did not lose a dijwj Olympic teams, heads thfi school. third consecutive Eastorn title. ' • ■ ' — ' BY WILSON SCRUGGS Ihe 1ti$k,'’ He will guarantee you will be a Boston's Celtics took a 120-118 with Syracuse behind 116-114 that ing a total of.SOe points in 16 starts, Enaaf i f ^ lM S untU 1934, when Klphuth~ always hae oentended Friday, Feb. 18 Would have tied the game in over­ Davis’ 16.5 average In league war­ » — »»ta»lWllA>a Navy wA Prmraton broke the better than average akler if you victory over PhUadsIphia last Scliolaatier Badcetball AS YOUNG MNISTCE', laOfiGE BSaPi rJLB^UABABI^ that the major part of propt^on ManchesUr va. Platt, 8:80 time. The second miss was Inten­ fare ranks second opiy to the 20.6 A HAN« 'A<5UW.»riU(SCfry r KHOW streak 88. Ki(»buth then faah attend his school for one - week night to reduce the magic number AMD THE A4AN IWP RDSCD AS MAUCYY '5 — .JO vroy ARE VOU ALL In swimming comes from the arms Meriden. with his revpluttofiary method of to siiveii. St. Louis wasn't sched­ tional in hoM of getting a re­ mark compiled by Windham’s veb; Weaver 88. Sacradi Heart 6L Icned aneUier atrtng of 176 before 'High tankers va. Middletown Hartford Tbch 80, C3i«My T*ch HUSBAND eatme OeSPBRATELV.. coulos/t b e RIGHT, BOGEK?' and not the kick. ski inatruction. .. / uled but 'Minneapoha didn’t help bound, but Detroit grabbed the eron, Johnny Wheaton. Davis It wajk shattared In 1987. Ha be- 8:30 — High School. ' boll and scored its final goal. chalked up 81 market* the flrat fS4i ' ' b etter . let me another it) 1940, whic|i reached You may ugue with him on If onyona wont* giwd skiing, 1 by knocking off Cincinnati in a HAVE THE OUM.MAMCY. the toolmtque. ISut Kiphuth has High riflemen away o KlngS' reoommend Joy Fewt^The rung Kerr led the Nata witii S3 points time the two rival* met. l^SaJatta 88; Taofyvtiie 49. tkifora Yale loat to Army In game in Bon Francisco. The De- ' Along >vlth the hlgh-acortng the prdor. Look a t'th e great Aue- wood. aren’t aa good oa.M S ^ e but fireit natmis defeat^ Sirracuae in wbUa'Jordon had 30 for DetrolLri Ifewlngton R«div^ 4L r1988. Binoa that ttma tha taam hastrallaa ewlmmers, who almoat Rockville va. WUaon, 8:80 • Davia,' Platt will start, seeming 8 t Tbomaa Sas^fluy 81, there ore no waiting lihee and the tha only other game, 118-114 in goiM undefeated. daily amash records. For that iriat- Rockvllla avbrajrea In parenthaapa, aemora field 48. ■ , ^ ’ T a t this main, who ha* davelopad ■hitng i* oa tou|^ or oa/eosy aa overtima. .Dick Spencer (4,1) and Chria Deck­ ter Just look a t the Yale svrim- RHAM vs. Ellington, 7:30 • you tvont to make tti Pro Bflaketbail ntiitiy of the worid’* best, coatmed Hebron.. St Louis faca* New York to­ er (4.8), Junior Phil L’Heureux ming team. , night and MlnnaapoUs playa Ctnoy four men’s Olirmplc teams and - Salurdsy, Feb. 14 (12.3) and aophbmore Paul Wagner oaa-wwnen's, fay.e.eUnios all over ■ Major Bob Spisor, ‘iO, coach at Portland. Oih. The Hawk* num- Wedoeaday'e lte«hlto (6,7). To data tha Ponthara havi .The Pete Suder, former Ameitean Red Ember a ay to Milford. bar could coina down to one with Boaton. 130, Philadelphia lU . - » the Timid and co-authored several of the Air Force Anoonny bosket* 'bean p n tty much a flvoanon club ■'•“ -n’t five any thought LiagueI infleliInflelder, is a scout for the avMajr. n k 18 ' b ^ team, ho*the ajanmoaUcal a victoiT. and a Lokar loss. .>c D atrolt 11^ SyrOcuoa UA ’ oltheogh Bob MScholald and -Dtva ■rJl'ilij'ii iP Ora3ifaigf . I . A-

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Realtors, Ml 9-5345, fit all your needs like a "-love. Be the first to see this Colonial workmanship. Call Ml JUiT MHAT V fUIVNE ATOnH OHE TMOVM* ehUemen. Free parUng. 54 mgh p.m^ W. G. Olonnoy Go. $85 only *12,900. R. F. Dimock Co„ Gregory Couture , lead the as- m Skilled MIDTHB -< Tliree piece mahogany bedroorn Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Ranch horn* near completion. the Lake of Isles campsltSK The (Oonttnoed tram P»(#O ) 9-8919. rM lO C ^ I SINTM monthly. Realtors, MI 9-5345. aembled Cuba. pa^Cnts and gueat# ADVERTISING soRfrrSi V s IS ^ '^ WSTBUenONS set ...... $120 ANXIOUS OWNER SAYS Realtors. MI 3-6930 or MI r 5524. Three spacious bedrooms, iramlc meeting closed with the flicout's THlHfr * ' SIMPLE.' in a prayer of thanka. Approximately *500,066 wa* FLOOR SANDING and refintablng. Nine piece mahogany dining r o o m w it h kitchen privUsgas. p o in t ROOM apartment. Heat and (X X l) This six room cape, 4 hedroomi, tile bath, with colored fixtures. At After a potluck, Thoma# Hene- Prayer. room eet ...... hot water j parking. Jtut off Main large kitchen with dishwasher and MANCHESTER tractive kitchen with plenty of made avallabla for the current CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS Specializing in old floors. Ml Babiea accepted. CantraUy locnt- ghan, institutional representative biennium. 9-87S0. Four eofas, »20, fSO, *40, *60 eac^ sd. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /iWh St. St,, adults. MI 3-75M Or inquire FOUR BEDROOM older Colonial. disposal and conveniently located CHBSTOUT ST.—Unusually large knoltty pine cabinets, knotty pine and maater of cercmorile#. asked Troop 47 of the South Methodist 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Maple breakfast set ...... at 649 Main 8t. Excellent, condition. Two-car ga­ near Parkadc and Waddell School 7 room cape, one finished, one un­ paneling In dining srea. Ll'vlng It would be hard to balance the all den mothers to lead the group Church received the big chief budget and find mllltona of dollara TV SERVICE, antenna aervlca. Nine piece dining room eet . ■ *30 wrznr.f. HEATED room, one block rage. St. James Parish, *17,800, R. with large, nicely landscaped lot. finished up. Plastered walls, fire­ room with picturesque bow win­ in singing "The Star Spangled award for Its part in the Lake of COPY CX.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Tel. MI 9-1488. Don’t wonder, call from Main St. Separate entrance. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245. Must be sold. Offers accapted. place, city utilities, near churches, dow, room with paneling. All Co­ for Buch requests. Turner aald. He TWO ROOM furnished apartment Banner.” Isles camp development fund drive. asked Mr#. Cook what state eerv- IIOMDAT llin i FRIDAT 10:80 AJU.—SATXJRDAT 9 AJW. Gonder. WATKINS' Gentleman, paricing. MI 9-47^ schools, shopping and ''lso at­ The sum of $1,516 was donated. 9-9757. ' each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, water and shower. Private en­ place, excellent condition. *16,800. LAWRENCE F. FIANO school. A similar center at Middletown trance, parking. 101. Chestnut St. stove storm windows, free ■nark­ tached workshop. Located on one SBILUNQ YOUR home? For All don mothers and their as- This money will be used to build serving Middlesex County haa _ 1 Automobiles for Sale i at the Green. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. MI acre of land. Priced' to sell for BROKER MI 9-5910 prompt, efficient, courieou# serv Lost and Found LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ing, *100. MI 8-4957. 9-5245. aislants were presented wlUi ap­ a complete troop campsite. been a success, he aald. repaired. All work guaranteed. REASONABLE Largeirge modem under 120,000. Call owner MI ice and appraising without obliga­ Smith presented the award to NEED A CAR and had your credit EVEN HONEST FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, MANCHESTER vicinity—Just two tion, call S. A. Beechler, Pesitor, preciation certificates for their A t a hearing before the Public LOST—Black and white Toy Fox Free pick-up and delivery 10% twin bedroom with private bath. 4-1066. faithful work for the past year#, Committee Chairman Woodrow Health Committee, a State Health turned down? Short on down pay­ “ ABE LINCOLN” Convenient location in residential conveniently located. Gas furnace, (XXIV) brand new five room ranches left, hn 8-8989 or Wesley R. Smith As- Terrier. Answers to Spotty. Vicin­ 6ff on sharpening until March featuring 30 year 4*i% VA mort­ and each den mother was also Trotter, 575 Gardner St., and Department doctor spoke in favor ity Oakland St. Call MI 4-0259. ment? Had a repossession? Don’t TWMyjtpRy, WOULD AGREE area. Must be «een. Ideal for storm windows and large yard. VERNON Bociatea. Ml 9-8962. Member Multi­ ^vc up! See Douglas Motors, get 1st. Bruno Moske, MI 3-0771. NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. gage. Large living room, beautiful presented with a silver Cub Scout Scoutmaster Robert VonDeck, 55 of a bill that would clamp down THIS IS AN working couple or will rent sin­ *M per month with one year Five room ranch, $17,900. ple Listing Service. LOST—Black loose leaf notebook the lowdown on the lowest down built-in dishwasher, IH baths, cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, lapel pin. Hencghan lead all the Eva Dr., Sunday night at a troop on the bujdng of narcotic# by pro- EVEREADY—Ashes, rubbish re­ gle. References required. Phone lease, start March i. Call MI built-in stove and oven. Ccmplete- Four room home—Good buy at committee meeting Vicinity Morlarty Bros. AD 6-3919. and smallest payments anywhere. moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. “ ALL AMERICAN” BUY 9-1775, between 6-7. full cellar, amesite drive, large BUY — SELL — TRADE Cubs in the ’’grarnl howl,” honor­ lilbltlng the purchase of certain MI 8-8918. : . ly landscaped. Amesite 4rive. R. <8,500. Refreshments were served sf- Rewartl. ______Not a small loan or finance com­ No job too big or small. Sundays lot, city water and gas. 10% Want to sell your pron''rty7 ing the den mothers. Mrs. Ruth medicines containing narcoUce pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 8 COMPLETE AVAILABLE March 1—Four room F. Dlmock Co* Realtors, Ml GLASTONBURY down on price of $13,600. Elsie Smith and Mrs. Edith Dubois, for- I ter the meeting available, package delivery, light ROOMS OF BRAND NEW 9-5246. Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all without a prescription. NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that Main Street expressing. MI 9-0874. Heatin^r and Plumbingr 17 Hejlp, Wanted—Female 35 Dogs—^Birds—^Pets 41 ROOM FOR RENT. genUeman duplex, stove, refrigerator, park­ Extra large Cape in exclusive Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI cash, or work out a trade. Quick mer den mothers, were presented At present, the medicines In Paas Book No. W.869, Issued by FURNITURE only. Call 87 Chestnut St, ing provided. Oil heat, preferable 9-6524, MI 3-6930. with placqucs in appreciation of JUST PAT MONTHLY! area, *42.000. action assured. Call and get our question can be purchased if the The Savings Bank of Manchester 1958 CHEVROLET four-door Bls- GEER ELECTRONICS. Electrical, 24 HOUR Immediate servlo*. Re­ HEIAD OF STOCK imports depart­ one child, *80 per month. Write (XXV) deal, no obligation. outstanding service to the pack. cayne, fully equipped, low mile­ ment, suburban department store. BOXER PUPPIES, eight months 1, 2 or 8 YEARS TO PAY BROOKFIELD St. — Gentlemen. LOTS FOR SALE buyer signs his name in the drug­ has been lost and application has radio and TV — installation and modeling, repairing, new installa- Box N, Herald, . GREENWOOD. INC., Strong spoke of the meaning of Agenda gist’s register. been made to aald bank for pay­ age, excellent condition. MI 3-6678, Uotu, electric sewer cleaning, Reply Box F, Herald. old. Beat otter. Call MI 4-0460. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Pleasant master bedroom next to NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, Two building lots In Vernon, Lots for Sale 73 service. For the best In service built-in range and oven, vestibule. the pack charter, and then present­ Dr. James Hart, head of the ment of the amount of deposit. call after 5 p.ni. call MI 9-0762. drainpipes cleaned fast end effi­ *16.83 . bath. TV, parking. MI 9-6801 after *1,600. MI 3-1577 CLERK TYPIST All 100% guaranteed, some In ilX ROOM tenement for rent. Choice location. Large lot, 418,200. LOT, lOO'xSlO', Vi mile from inter­ ed it to Mra. Bagley. Bureau of Preventable Dlaeasc«of ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 8-0677. 5 p.m. ______For further Informstton and other Strong, on behalf of the Char­ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that 1953 PLYMOUTH Cambridge four- REUPHOLSTERY, tilp covem and Articles For Sale original factory crates, with orig­ Wi:lte Box K, Herald. R. P. Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml listings section of Vernon and Phoenix Sts. ST JAMES’ PARISH— Three or For Directors the State Health Department, eald Paas Book No. E-1147, issued by door sedan. Radio, heater, stand­ m th knowledge of shorthand inal factory series numbers. ROOMS—Single or double. *7 and 9-5245. on east side of Lake St.. Vernon. four bedroom home with garage. ter Oak Council, presented a teenagers go from store to stoM draperies. Custom made. Free wanted for general office work. plaque for ont.standlng program, The Savings Bank of Manchester ard transmission, light blue. estimates. Open evenings ftw your MovinB*—-Trucking—• USED LUMBER, huUdlng and (8. weekly, working people. MI THE PHILBRICK AGENCY Make a bid. Charles Corbin. 1304 Under *17,000. Send description Additional approprlationa total­ buying great quantities of these Budget car to buy and run. Right plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot 1959 MODELS f o u r ROOM tenement, first floor, (XXVI) 861 MAIN ST. and location to Box Y, Herald. leadership and training, the first medicines for their narcotic con­ has been lost and application has convenience. P A M Upholstery Storage 20 Apply 3- 2822. ______; South Forest Drive. Ocala, Fla. ing $713 will be acted upon by been made to said bank for pay­ Motor Sales. 1149 East Middle Shops. 207 North Main St. MI water heaters, ' windows and BLOND BEDROOM C(Nitral. MI 8-6873. MI 9-8464 to be presented in the Blackledgc tent. Tpke. Ml 9-8375 for appointment. MANCHESTER MODES. INC. doors. Choman’s Housewrecking, LIVING r o o m SUTTB i ROOM FOR RENT In private BOLTON — New five room --anch, District, to the pack. tihe Board of Directors Tuesday ment of the amount of deposit. 9-6324. FIVE LARGE room duplex with Spokesmen for tJie Connecticut MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Pine Street at Stock Plkce, Open Saturday 5 PC. DINETTE SET home. Board optional. Cal! MI fireplace, basement garage. Two HOLL ST.—Two-famlly duplex, S-6, Advancement man Phillips nlglit at a meeting in the Munici­ Pharmaceutical Assn, opposed the LOST—Pass Book No. 2658 Sav­ 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door Light trucking and package deliv­ 4- 0236. heat, parking facilities, outside acre wooded lot. $15,200. R. F. three bedrooms. Two new hot presented tlie following awards: ELECTRICAL work by Walt Manchester, Conn. 8-4, daily 8:30-5, or call Ml 9-2892. AND ACCESSORIES pal Building. bill, however, saying that drug ings Department of the Connecti­ sedan. Radio, heater, standard Zemanek assures your safety. ery. Refrigerators, washers and WESTINGHOUSB REIF’R porches. Bus transportaUbh. Call Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245. water heaters. One vacancy. David Cappa, Paul Frankenberg, stove moving specialty. Folding PARTY demonstrators needed. SNOW BLOWERS-Reo, Soowblrd, NEWLY DECORATED room In ha 8-2457, 9-5 only. '' $13,500. Schwartz Real Estate, Tlie appropriations are $463 to store operators can handle the cut Bank and Trust Company, N. transmission, blue and white. Don’t wait, call MI 9-8976 now. EMERSON TELEVISION Britain Set to Rush Roderirk McLean. Peter Olahew- problem without legislation. TTie Main St. Office. Application made Above average. Right Motor Sales, chairs tor rent. MI 9-0752. New 1959 line of over 500 newest, and Toro. Push...... led. and self-propelled. private home, ehower, parking. (XXVII) Realtors, AD 6-1241 or CH 2-2865. ski, Michael Tomko, Ralpli the administration and engineer Be wise and m(}demize. WASHING MACHINE Sti ROOM apartment. Heated or group’s president, Francis Cole, for payment. 1149 East Middle Tpke, MI 9-8375 smartest, most unique nationally Capitol Equipment, 88 Main. Ml DE LUXE RANGE MI 9-8354. Twlchell, William Vendetta, Mi­ Ing account of the Water Depart­ TV ANTENNTS repaired and In­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local advertised items. Full or spare- 8-7958.' unheated. Available March 1st. MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven FIVE ROOMS (large) ranch, full ment and $250 to a s im lT a T | for appointment. Low Take your choice of any of these HEATED, furnished room, *8 chael Zemke and Michael Martin, LOST—SHEPHERD Ckjllie, white stalled. Call Modem TV Service. moving, packing, storage. time money-making opportunities. Biqulre 288 .Center St. room Colonial. 24 foot living bsuiement, hot water oil heat, wolf badge: Jeffery Hooper, wolf count of the Sev/cr Department venlenced if prescription# were 1954 CHEVROLET Model 210, four rates on long distance moves to USED TV set new Motorolas for appliances in addition to bedroom, weekly. 247 North Main. Inquire room, large kitchen, full din­ plastered walls, full insulation, Freedom for Cyprus required. and black, six months old.. License MI 3-8185. Experience unnecessary. Call or with one gold arrow and three to pay for er.vploye accident and No 181175. MI 9-3100. door sedan. Radio, heater, stand­ 48 states. MI 8-5187. high trades. Don't wonder. ' Call living rodm, dinette^ytugs, lamps, Mrs. Irish. ing room, nice den, 114 baths. fireplace, tile bath, attached ga­ write HOP Home Parties, 6 Pros­ tables, linoleums, diiinea and other Business Locations silver arrows; Michael d’Aurla, health Insurance. In its session yesterday the ard transmission. Beautiful black TYPEWRITERS and office ma pect Hill Drive, Warehouse Point, Gonder, MI 9-1486. One car garage, spacious screened rage. Large lot, quick occupancy. wolf gold arrow; Orvlls Ozols, Senate passed a bill appropriating chines repaired. Sales, service and MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- items. J for Rent 64 The money would be trans finish. One owner. Bank financing. Conn. NA 3-5091. T Florence 8t. porch. Amesite drive. Situated on Owner being transferred. Only (Continued from Page One) wolf gold arrow; William Preston, $51,000 for purchasing a bulldlnc Announcements Right Motor Salc.s, 1149 East Mid­ rentals. MI 9-3477, ing Company. Local and long dis­ QUAKER automatic space heater EVERYTinNG r o o m f o r rent, a well landscaped one acre plus *17.800, Charles Lesperance, MI ferred from the improvement and MI 9-1940. Wolf gold arrow; Barry Elliot and on Farmington Avenue in Hart,- dle Tpke. MI 9-8375 for Appoint­ tance moving. Weekly van serv­ with pump. Heats five rooms. WIU -ft. ONLY *448 VACANT STORE—Will remodel for lot. Priced to sell at *23.800. R. F. 9-7620. The blessings of Archbishop extensions accounts of both de­ INCOME TAXES prepared ;.i your TREE WORK done—limb and wood ice to New York. MI 3-8583. David Phillips, one and two wolf ford. The state has been making ment. sell cheap. MI 3-5064 or MI Price Includes Delivery, Set Up, Sew- office or business. Parking and Dlmock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-6245. Makarios, exiled Greek Orthodox Local Stocks partments. home or by appointment. Exper­ removal. Phone MI 9-4961 after 5 Help Wanted— Male 36 9-3379. Service, 'Guarantee Immediate De­ NICE ROOM for gentleman centrally located. MI 9-3627. $12,800—SIX room CJolonial. l ’,4 silver arrows, respectively; Ron­ payments on It for 10 yeaf# un­ ienced tax work. 24 nour srvlce. rate entrance, parking. Ml primate of the crown colony, ald Angotta, Alan Daly, Robert In other matters at the meeting, 1951 INTERNATIONAL dump p.m. ROUTE-*117 weekly. Hartford- livery Or Free Storage Until (XXVIII) baths, garage, amesite drive, der a lease-buy arrangement. The Call Ml 3-4728. PRE-SEASON chain saw spisclal. 3-8905. strengthened the hands of the Quotations Purnlshed by Enos, Bradley Miller, Orvils Ozols which will be taken up largely by house is expected to act on the truck. Model L160. Three yard Painting—^Papering 21 Manchester area. Increase it to | Needed trees, nice clean house, centrally routine biuineas, the Board will water level. Call MI 3-8545. Save up 30% on Clinton saws. Phone for appointment Suburban for Rent 66 COVENTRY—New 514 room anch, located. Carlton W. Hutchins. 8II government leaders toward ending Coburn A MIddlebrook. Inc. and Nicholas Scheidcl. bear badges measure next week. *144. Car necessary. Full training. New and used. Capitol Equipment FURNISHED twin bedrooln for a dispute that has cost nearly 600 consider filling a vacancy on the Household Services PAINTINO AND paperbanging, SAMUEL a l b e r t ; Hartford CH three bedroom, li'ying room, kit<^ 9-5132. Bank Stock# of rank; Donald Larsson, bear The Senate aleo passed a reso­ pared with your savings In mind. Man may begin on a part-time Co., 38 Main St., Ml 8-7958. one-two girls. With Or . ..without ANDQ'VBR- Four room heated lives in Cyprus — 142 of them badge with gold arrow; Robert Charter Revlaion Commission, ap­ Offered 13-A Good clean workmahanip' at rea- basis. Fuller Brush Go. Tel. JA 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. board. Telephone, TV privileges. en and dining area. Built-in range Bid Asked lution urging the Commonwealth Reasonable rates. Call MI 9.6248. T ra ilers 6-A i apartment, $80. Garage included. FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, British, including soldiers and Bascelta, boar gold arrow: Clin­ proving a resolution concerning sonable rates. 80 years In Man 8-7640 after 6-.30 p.m. for inter­ SHINERS for Ice fishing, whole See It Day , Or Night MI 3-6745. ■ ' . . ; PI 2-6042., and oven, fireplace and mantle. Conn. Bank and Trust of Massachusetts to consider tha DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Chester. Raymond Flake. MI If you have no 'means of t.ans- Basement garage, hot water heat. fireplace, hot water oil heat, tile tivilians. ton MacDonald and Dennis Gag­ the form of bond, coupon and cer­ effect its income tax has on Con­ INCOME TAX forms prepared by BLCAR ’’38’’, two bedrooms. Ex­ view. sale and retail. Camp Meeting Co...... 40 42 tification for the North End junior appointment In your home or pany, doors and windows, custom 9-9237. portatlon. I’ll send my auto for PLEASANT large clean heated r 6inpanles Tax Refunds FIRST CLASS MACHINll OPEN NIGHTS ‘t IL 8 P. ELLINGTON — Three bedroom (XXIX) Cyprus will become an independent registration cards. *700, plus travel expense, for the Personals handbags repaired, zipper re­ Edward R. Price, MI 9-1008. SETT OF f i n e china, tea cart, Sat. 6 p.m. ranch, hew. Built-In range. $115. cess cast iron radiation, plastered Aetna Fire ...... 77 80 Cubmaster Irwin then spoke to placement, umbrellas '-epalred, Apartments-—Flats— walls, full insulation. 1(4 baths, sovereign state.” In addition, the Board will con­ session. For work on cldae tolerance some antiques, frames, copper Lease, hn 8-8609 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER ROAD. Glaslon Hartford F ir e ...... 190 200 the parents on their reaponslblll- sider acting on the town study JOIN THE MATES. So you’ll be Auto Driving School 7-A men's shirt collars reversed and PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ tenements 63 full attic, large porch. Amesite Markarios made no specific rec­ Nalicnal ...... 115 120 Neither House 'wlU meet again craft Precision Parts. pipes and fittings. Ml 3-6825, 152 bury - Large four room ranch ommendation, liowcvcr, that his lies as a parent to their Cub sons. committee’s recommendation that able to get into your Easter suit. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ rating. Good clean job, reasonable 40’’ GAS STOVE, *40. Frigldalre ROCKVILLE— room furnished ceramic tile bath, fireplace, com drive, large lot. all city utilities. Phoenix ...... 77'2 80'4 The meeting closed with the Cub- until the Governor delivers his MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ ing Shop. price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after Green Rd. VERNON — Threw room apart­ Immediate occupancy, Charles people accept the agreement, hut it be disbanded. For Information call C7H 6-9732, MI ing driving school. Three skilled, HIGH HOURLY RATE^ refirgerator, *50. MI 3-1838. ment with garage, stove^refrlg- apartment with private bath, utili­ bination windows, fully plaistered Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. nia.ster’s benediction. budget message to a joint session 9-8705, MI 8-5864. 5. Lesperance, MI 9-7620. he was smiling as he talked with Recommendations will be heard Tuesday at 11 s.m. Committee courteous Instructors. Class room SAVE 60% on laundering. Wet HIDE-A-BED, innerspring mat­ erator. References. Ml 9-2837. - ties supplied. Suitable for couple, Breezeway, patio, one-car garage Aetna Casualty . . . . 187 197 If you don’t qualify tor one of tress, two chairs, coffee table, Call TR 6-4828. 100x200 landscaped lot. A clean newsmen. that tax refunds of *133.60 each hearings are to be held tomorrow e l e c t r ic SHAVERS, aales and Instructions for 15, 16, 17 year wash, damp or fluff dry. Folded Musical Instruments 53 MANCHESTER Aetna L ife ...... 239 240 The annual family potluck aup- these positions, please do not ap- step-tables, two lamps, combina­ “irwo ROOM furnished apartmept, home throughout. A.sking $16,900 The Cypriots themselves both Conn. General ...... 331 346 be granted to Robert J. Campbell, and every day next week but Tues­ s»»rvlce. We carry cords, cutting olda Telephone Mr. Mortlock, and wrapped ^ r e e . Manchester Courses and Classes 27 ANDOVER—Near Route 8, Large Very clean two-family, 4-4, oil pei- and Court of Honor of Troop Sidney E. Estelle, and Fred A. Director of Driver Education. tion record player and radio con­ 106 Birch St.*Call MI 9-5601 after R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI the Greek and Turkish communi­ Htfd. Steam Boiler 116 122 day. heads, cases and most parts in Laundromat, Sw Center St HAVE YOUR p la ^ tuned elec­ almost new six room Cape. IH heat, large lot. Nice location. In­ ties'—greeted tlie peace pact 25 was held Tuesday in Woodruff Levitt, and one of *66.80 to Fred Ml 0-7398. MAL TOOL & sole. Sold as unit or separately. tronically, the only correct way 6 p.m. 9-5245. Travelers ...... 89 92 hall at Center Congregational stoCh. Russell’s Barber Shop, “AIRLINE ALWAYS. Men and Call Pi 2-7176, mornings 8-11, eve­ baths, *100 monthly, option to buy. come $165 per month. Small cash signed by the Athens and Ankara VVoodhouae. BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ women. TrtUn your ability. ,Your Ward Krause, MI 3-5336. Spruce St ENGINEERING COMPANY nings after 6. FIVE PLEASANT rooms, conven­ AC 8-9237. Wlllimantlc. (XXX) required. Priced at only $15,000. governments with a feeling of re­ Ihibllc Utnitlrs Church. 5 from State Hurt I ARSON’S ConnecUcut’a first li­ pany—Foi those who care about future will be exciting and secure. Conn. Light & Power 23 25 After the Sequia Patrol, led by A letter will be read from Atty. their rug#—phone Ml S-0012. ALL PIANO and organ bargains ient location. 91 Main St. TeL MI lief tempered — disappointment VACUUM CLEANERS repaired tn censed driving school .rained. .. Enjoy a good salary. Hold a posi­ 291 ADAMS STREET 9-1077. ----- MANCHESTER Hartford Electric Lt. 67(2 69(2 Patrol Leader Rod Eliaaon, opened Paul R. Marte, representing Alvah Framingham, Mass., Feb. 13 (P) my own hqme ebop. Forts yeare Certified and approved. Is •'ow of. Free pickup and delivery. Free [COLLAPSIBLE stroller $4, Kiddie- Baldwin, acrosonlc spinet, good LAKE STREET — New six room that their full aspirations were not tion of prestige. Qualify as host­ coop crib and mattress *12, bas­ Wanted to Rent 68 Colonial with garage. Built by U Investment property. Two-fam­ Hartford Gas Co. . . 43 40 the meeting with the Pledge of Al­ A. Russell,, Jr,, ,, 64 , Bolton .. St., re Fl've Chjnnectlcut persons were factory ezqxodenoe. All makee, low fering classroom and ’ tehlnd estimates given. We specialize In ess, station agent, passenger TWO DRIVERS wanted for school condition, *495. Hammond chord ONE ROOM apartment, heat, hot met. legiance. Bnice McElroy of the gardlng flooding in the rear of | injured, none seriously, yestAPday bus. Hours 7:80-8:30 and 3-4. Call sinet *2, Baby-tenda *5, full length organ, *475, was $986. Minshall A 'R. Built-in stove and oven ily 6-6, oil heat, tivo-car garage, Southern New England rates, tree ertUnates. free pickup wheel Instruction for tee.'.agers. furniture and wau to wall carpet­ agent, reservationlst, communlca- water. Apply Marlow's, 887 MMn THREE—Four room apartment Still to be heard from was Col. Telephone ...... 44 46 Council office presented the 1959 Russell’s property. and delivery. Mr. Miller JA MI 9-8075. MI 3-4814 after 6. oval miror $3. odd chairs, need re­ electronic spinet organ, excellent Lar^e fireplace. Sun deck. It excellent income. Good financing George Grivas, 60-year-old leader when a truck and a bus coUided on ing^______tioniat, or operations. Free travel St. within 10 miles of Manchester. baths thiee bedrooms. Beautiful available. Price $20,000. Charter to the Rev. Laurence Vin­ The Board will hear reports from Rt. 9. 2-8904. painting, each $1, cot and mattfess shape, $360. was $795. Blmbaum’s, Couple. References. MI 3-1528. of the Greek (Jj-priot underground Manufacturing Companies ATTENTION teenage:^, new driver TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. aU passes, paid vacatiems, insurance, *4, outdoor swing *4. Phone MI view. $18,700. R, F. Dimock Co., 62 65 cent, assistant pastor of the its subcommittees on the Globe State Police said the accident oc- retirement and many other bene­ EARN $32.80 WEEKLY 381 Main St.. New Britain. Open WILL SHARE my four room apart­ EOKA who from mountain hide­ Arrow, Hart. Heg WANTED — Ride. Woodland St., education classes starting !’atur- makes. Highest quality guaranteed 9-9621. Realtors. MI 9-5245. EAST HARTFORD Associated Spring 19'4 21' 2 church. This charter marks the Hollow property, fiscal policy, curred during a heavy snowstorm, fits. Special training in personal IN YOUR SPARE TIME daily, 9-9 p.m.. Sat. 'til S. ment with another womkn. All outs has waged a guerrilla war for 40th anniversary of Troop 25. JuncUm of Lydall, to .Hartford, day. Call Mr. Mlclette, Manches­ work and parts, o v ^ 47 year’s ex- the comforts of home. Ml 0-3829. Business Property for Sale 70 Neat four-room ranch, full base­ Bristol Brass . . . 11'2 13 swimming pool, and teachers’ sal- Seven persons were injured In all. development for women. Free life­ (XXXI) ment, oversized garage, beautiful­ nearly four years against British Everett Cole, finance chairman arles, according to the agenda. | Those •vldnlty Royal ’Ty^writer. Hours ter Driving Academy. Coventry, perience. Famous for service sinOe WE NEED RELIABLE COME AND hear the Kinsman rule. However, the elusive Grivas Collins ...... 86 91 from Connecticut on the In­ 8-4:80. PI 2-8289. PI 2-7249. 1031. Phone MI 9-4537 for best time placement service. Accredit­ Diamonds—Watches— electronic organ. Big savings on HEATED four and three rdom PACKAGE store, gas station, seven ly landscaped lot, price $12,500, 9 of the troop, presented prizes for jured list were: ed by NHSC. ’Training need not in­ VERNON—New six room Colonial has pledged allegiance lo Mar­ Dunham Bush .. 'i service. y ^TEN AT ONCE Jewelry 48 demonstration models. DuBaldo apartments. Inquire 419 North ro6m house plus extra rental unit. only $1,000 down. 48'a 51 „ the recent Christmas sale. Duncan TV • J Gertrude Messenger, 74, of 944 I karios, ■«-ho was banished from the Em-Hart ...... terfere with present employment. Music Center, 186 West Middle Located on a heavily traveled with attached garage. Built-in Backus was first prize winner, IF Main St., or call MI 9-057*, 12-1 island by the British in 1956 for Fafnir Bearing . 90 100 Scout Pauer D rive 1 Asylum Ave., Hartford, question- Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 FLAT FINISH Holland window All inquiries confidential. Must be LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Tpke. MI 9-6205. p.m. and after 5.p.m. route, with an excellent -potential range and oven. Fireplace sun EAST HARTFORD Douglas Anderson second, and r able fractured ’wrist. 17-39, have high school education You are over 21. deck. 1'4 hath.s, three bedrooms, refusing to denounce EOKA s ter­ Landers, Frary, Clark 19'4191-4 21 2 shades, made to measure. All pairs, adjusts watches expertly. for future growth. Guaranteed In- New 5'4-room ranch, attached N. B. Machine ... 30 32 Billy Pound third. Individual pa­ T 'f * T r i n Madolyn Graves, 66, tame ad- BEFORE YOU BUY a used car CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, metal Venetian blinds at a new and pleasing personality. Write, You are bondahle. Reasonable prices. Open dally. FOUR ROOM duplex and gcJSge ■Veatnunt ■with all types of fianc- high wooded lot. Brick front. garage, full cellar, hot water oil rorist campaign. trol and crew prizes were also l U 1 lU U l l C C A u p dress, questionable fractured see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck available all hours. Satisfaction giving address and phone number You have a car. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 $17,400 R, F. Dimock Co., Real­ ’ Tlie EOKA chief had already an­ North and Judd . 26, . 29 low price. Keys,/ made while you Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce oil steam heat and hot water. Tel. Ihg available. For further Informa­ .heat, built-in stove and oven, 27 given out. ------bone in face. Sales and Service. 285 Main guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1816 watt. Marlow^.______to: Airline Training, No. 16, Na­ You are presently employed. MI 8-4761. 1 . tors. jn 9-5245. colored bathroom fixtures. Priced nounced he would accept indepen­ Russell Mfg. . .. 24(4 2 Street. 9-4887. tion call R. F, Dimock Co., MI Stanley Works . 42 45 Troop chairman John Nelson It’s on to Washington in April Helen Hinckley; 68, of 98 Syl'van Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenlnge. tional School of Aeronautics, Box You can work 10-12 hours a week t-5245. $17,000. *1,500 down payment. dence instead of his group s origi­ commended the Camp Fund Devel­ HILLS’ TELEVISION -Service. DOUG’S R,efrigeration Service—re- —days or evenings—in your TWO BOY’S trench coats. Very (XXXII) Terry Steam . . . . 45 for- Boy Scout ' roop No. 126 of Ave., West Hartfort, WANTED — Clean used cars. We D, Herald. nal demand for union with Greece. opment Committee led by Lyman Available at all times. Phllco faC' frigerator repairing, any hour spare time. good condition. Call MI 9-4867. FOR RENT—Two room apartment The Greek-Turkish agreement pro­ 28<4 30 3 En-anuel Lutheran Church. The Leslie Rawley, 60, of 87 West- buy, trade down or trade any­ lory supervised service. Tel. Ml Fuel and Feed 49-A EAST HARTFORD Smith for the job it dici In sub­ „ ^ ^ ^ wood Dr., Simsbury, Up injury. Phone MI 3-5932. With heat, private bath, MI 3-5560. Houses for Sale 72 VERNON — New six room split New five room ranch. $750 down, vides the island will remain for­ U.S. Envelope, com. 22'a 24 2 thing. Douglas Motors, 333 'fain. 9-9698. YOU CAN EARN *3.00 TO level. High wooded lot. Cathedral 12'4 14 4 scribing $3,300 from the members Scouts have set the dates of Apnl Priscilla Elz. 26, of Allison Private Instructions 28 I WELL SEASONED hardwood, flre- Wantedrr-To Buy 58 full basement, well landscaped lot. ever independent, and never unite of the scout families and alumni. SPECIALISTS in exterior decor­ *8.00 AN HOUR place or furnace, *6 and *10 loads NEW EFFICIENCY apartment for WEST SlDBl—Attractive f‘ve room Celling with redwood beams. Built- 51 54 23 through April 26 for their vlsi- Dr., South Windsor, leg and hand OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ LEAVE YOUR rubbish worries to ating. Spring is just around the NO EXPERIENCE NEED1D rent with kitchen, living room, Many other listings available. with Greece. This money will be used to pay for tation to the nation’s Capitol. injuries. cials, fixlt yourself cars, always WILL TUTOR English, social delivered. MI 3-M94. WANTED TO b u y ! home, enclosed breezeway. ga­ in range and oven. 1’4 baths, large For real fast action call your The above quotations are not to me! Cellars, attics cleaned^ comer. Call or write Tri-State studies and reading improveme: t bedroom, tile bath. Flirr'.shed rage, *18,900, assume 4(4% fireplace. Finished laundry room. Allied military chiefs welcomed a staff cabin at the new Lake of To help raise finances, the troop a g o ^ selection. Look behind our Light trucking of all Kinds, fdr We ’Train You To Run Your Good used resaiable furniture, the steps toward peace in Cyprus, oe construed as actual market#. Isles Camp Site, office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Construction Co., 881 Main St. in my home. MI 8-1085.-, with stove, refrigerator and heat, mortgage, email cash. Carlton W. Garage. Three bedrooms *17,990. will conduct a paper drive on Sat- Chicago — -Average annual homes, stores and offices. Nqrtn’s (rear), MI 9-6360. < Own Floor Waxing Route. also small upright and spinet all on first floor. Storage space MANCHESTER REALTY which is a strategic east anchor of | Tenderfoots receiving their ten­ iirday. Citizens willing to donate wages of employe# of (Hass I rail- Trucking. Ml 3-8905. HAY-j*30 a ton,, delivered. CaU MI Hutchina, MI 9‘6132. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. MI TUTORING and teaching Fi:ench, WE GUARANTEE YOU 3-6183. pianos.' In basement. Parking — - on bus 9-5245. CO. the Allied defen.^e line in the Med- j derfoot pins at an investiture cere- bundles (Should phone Clarence G. road.# of the United States ro#e to German and Russian by qualified CUSTOMERS AND line, near shopping center. For BOLTON CENTTBR—Attractive two 11 MAPLE ST.. MANCHESTER iterranean. Greece's claim -O the j I mony were Dan and Dave Everett. Wogman, 28 Fairview St., or U ^gw record of *5,434.12 tn 1957, 1940 CHEVROLET Stylellne, excel­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, qhy m ake- IMMEDIATE INCOME! Watkins Used Furniture Last B36 Takes lent condition. Call MI 9-3893. Building— Contracting 14 teacher. MI 3-0424, evenings. FIREPLACE wood-pick up tunk- one or two only, $95 monthly. Can bedroom, ranch, aluminum ^ (J^X H I)” MI 3-0000 or MI 8-4348 island and Turkey’s defense of the, I Serylce awards were given to Christopher W. Totten, 50 Summit double the 1945 figure. cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Turkish minority there had threat-; changers. Over 47, years total ex­ We furnish equipment, supplies, ful or less.” 78 Erie’St., off Keeney Exchange be seen at 26 Congress St., Apt. etorms, cellar, enclosed breeze­ the following boys: 3-year pins to St. BIDWELL HOME Improvement St.. MI 3-4416. way,' garage. *18,900. MI 9-5132. VERNON — New aix room ranch ened NATO unity. , Hop into History David Farris and Ronnie Starrett; perience. 90 days guarantee on all Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ training and CUS'TOMERS so that 15 Oak S^eet J. Phone MI 3-7091,______work. Pottertpn’s, Ml 9-4W7. Bonds->-Stocks Mortgages 31 Carlton W. Hutchins. with attached garage. Built-In Details of the proposed constl- j 2-year pins to Robert Drobiak, Mi­ rages. Roofing and siding experts. YOU CAN RUN YOUR OWN S‘,4 ROOMS, refrigerator and stove, El Paso. Tex,, Feb. 12 i.Ti—The Dress Up For Parties FLOOR WAXING ROUTE. We WE diUY and sell antique ahd used range and oven, fireplace in living tution of Cj’prus officially were chael Gannutz. Peter Ready, Rob­ Aluminum clapboards a specialty. TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolidate Household Goods 51 individual thermostat, lots of FIRST TIME ON MARKCT room and basement. Wooded lot, Train Derails Unexcelled workmanship. Easy have THOUSANDS of people calling furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ still secret. Informed sources said, last B36 bomber will roar out ert Simmers, James Kinball, Rich- your payments and improve your ture frames, guns, attic contents, closet space. Available immedi­ nice location. $16,600. R. F. Dimock budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR credit standing. $22.25 per month us every week tor more .ind more ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur­ Four roomsr full basement, oil however, that (1) the island s mili­ from Biggs Air Force Base here Lawrence, Paul Saari, Daniel Tulips In Bloom! whole estates. Furniture eefin- ately, in modern apartment hitild- Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245. tary bases would be manned by Rhodes, Richard Gess. 5-9109. will pay off $1,000. If you own of this economical floor waxing niture for every room including ing. MI 3-5175 or MI 8-7997,. heat, combination windows and At 70 mph but today on a flight to Fort Worth’s service. Ished and repaired.'Furlnture Re­ doors. Garage, amesite drive, en­ Britiah, Greek, Turk and Cypriot l-ycar pin.# to Robert Prokopo- real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask upholstered furniture and rugs, all pair Service and - Sales, Talcott- T x x x iv ) Carter Field. wlcz, Robert Rice, Gordon Hur- CARPENTERS, experienced in Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter ; for in good repair^nd finish. 40% d u e d yard. *11,800. troops acting In a new alliance, building and contracting, altera­ For local Interview.or appointment vlUe. MI 3-7449. Six rooms-, : oil heat, enclosed (2) the- island’s president would be Then the Big Queen with the witz, John Maloney; 5-year service 1230 details, Connecticut Mortgage Bx- —call .Hartford CH 9-5248 collect. off on new n^Suresses. Electric, COVENTRY-Attractlve tivr room No One Killed awards to David Juliano, Mather 1230 tions, additions, porches, e*c. Spe- change, 15 Lewis St.,^ Hartford. gas, and combination ranges, porch, large attic, city utilities, a Greek Cypriot. iU vice presi­ Sunday punch that was never used cializii^ in cottages, garages, sid­ ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ will be history. It will be a me­ Neill, Michael Gannutz, Dennis space heaters. Some refrigerators s e c o n d h a n d three speed Oar amesite drive. Large garage, near rooms, nice living room, large lot. dent from the Turkish minority, ings. Guaranteed workmanship. WALTON W. ■chool^ store, bus line. Home is in (CenUnned worn Page One) with concurrence of each required morial in Fort Worth, where it Keith, Robert Simmers, Reger ON hU 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Situations Wanted— . with freezer#. All sparkling clean rard turntable. Call Ml .44)858: A comfortable home for modest ON Business Opportunities 32 appliances and furniture look like GRANT AGENCY coed condition. Priced only *13.800. living. Priced "t onlv $12,650. R. for decisions on foreign affairs, de­ wa.a manufactured. Harrison. swaying and bumping,” Gardiner In its 10-ycar life span, the giant Scout Leader Basic Training ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Female 38 new. Electric . appliances tested REALTOR F Dimock Co., Realtors, MI fense and internal security; (3) RESTAURANT business tor sale. Rooms Without Board 59 CHARLES LESPERANCE said, ’’then stuff began flying out the legislative assembly would be 10-engined (six props and four Awards went to Peter Saari, David YOWRe^ TOUR net work done.. Honest and rella- before you buy. Come in and com­ "Listing and 9-6245. Main St. Manchester. Full liquor EXPE|fUENCED s t e n ofrapher, pare, quality and prices. Open 9 * ■ MI 9-7620 of the pantry of the dining car 70 per cent Greek and 30 per cent Jets) never saw action. But the Nelson, Gordon Rhodes, Theodore bl’e workmanship; Call Roscoe available part-time. Some legal f r o n t r o o m heate.d, not wah Selling (ItJ license, - Resaonahle terms, little to 8. LeBlanc Furniture Hospital, parking, central, Ladyior gentle (XXXV) ahead, going all over the place.” Turkish, and (4) separate Greek Strategic Air Command credited Gannutz, Stephen Harvey. Robert Thompson, MI 3-1895 for esti­ training. *2 per hour. Write Box nnd Connti? il^ C B iB S T ^ -S ix room Cape He w'sa tossed to the floor of the Calder, Keith Bockus, Ronald Wru- DIAL DIAL mates cash requited. JA 7-1149. 195 South 8t., Rockville. man. 59 Birch St. and Turkish assemblies would han­ the craft with preventing atomic AB, Herald. ' , Ilome»—Sines four bedroom, convenient. Utill- car but said he suffered only a war through ita global readiness. bel, Earl Selwitz. tlea, Tongrtn, Brofter. Ml 8-8321. BOX MOUNTAIN DR.. Vernon — dle such community matters as ed­ CARPENTER desires repair wferk, STOP DREAMING ..a n d sUrt BIGELOW wool rug, 9X13, good 1910 Spacious seven room ranch, large very minor leg bruise. ucation. She was the first intercontinen­ Junior Assistant Scoutmaster all types of remodeling. Dial PI doing! Dreaming . of your oiyn condition with felt .under pad, *30. Courtesy. DepoodnUM^i'i^ “ Anything tn Real Estate.’’ redwood paneled living room, three County Police estimated that 300 tal bomber and could have bombed badges went to William Stiles, business, a gcxxl income, and Situations Wanted— Male 39 Of the half-million Cypriots 2-7728. New modern bedroom set. light Integrity *14,MO RANCH, brick front, three tiedrooma, den, and separate din­ passengers ■were on the train, Russia from bases In the Continen­ Roger Harrison. Michael Cronin, plenty leisure time? Dealers for which left Washington at 7 a.m. 400,000 are Greek-speaking and nlahogany, bookcase headSbard Multiple ttatlBg Sendee bedrooM , fireplace, cellar, hase- ing room. Kitchen, built-in range only 100,000 of Turkish origin. Un­ tal United States—and $hen gone Larry McKay, Larry Bates. Den­ ALTTiRATIONS to kitchen# bath­ Mister Sottee enjoy all three! MAN FRIDAY—^Sobcr, steady, ^dn- ‘bed with mattress and sprin and Baltimore at 7:43 a.m. lU next dustrious local family man, Im- LILLIAN G- GRANT bbird neat, trees, near bus, and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- til the British came In 1878, the on to land on friendly edll. nis Keith, Russell Nearing, Robert rooms, attics, ceUars, porenes, or Mister Softee is the largest com­ ‘7 Large dresser 'With mirror. Seven COLONIAL MI g-I|5S ... car garage. 1(4 acre lot. *36,800 scheduled atop was at .V'llmin:,ton, But although continually mod­ Saari, Karl Kohler. playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, pany In the mobile soft Ice cream mediately available. Vi Varied work atoTM, ■chooi. Carlton W. Hutch- Turks ruled the island, which is piece breakfast set in good coH' tau. .i a 9-SlM; R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI Del. . ^ ernized with newer radar equip First Class Scouts, Richard Law- electrical and masonry. Aluminum field. Our dealers, earn 38,000 to experiences in sales, services, dltlon. Call MI 8-1237. ■ Wreckage from the derailment only 40. miles off the Turkish trades and management opera­ 9-5245. ment, the big plane couldn’t keep rer-e, William Howes, Bruce Mar­ siding. Garages, cottages, out- *18,000 yearly .. for only eight DECORATORS ..XANCRBSTER—VAIue plus, aix was scattered up the track for coast. low. David Spencer. Lance IMakan, months work! Growing consumer tions. Diversified education, good Britons, though giving up ah- pace with the jet age builduigs, room additions. NusldO room Cape on bus line, all city (XXXVI) about a mile. On Uie ground, she carried her Gordon Hurwltz, Robert Alibrio; Eingineering Company, Ino., 34 demand makes it possible, for us reebrd, physlcaUy fit, age 49, -ref­ Tha location of thee wreck is 'btherther chunk of the empire, seemed to open up a few addltiohal ex­ erences, car. Write Box H, ’Uimtie#, nice condition. Good fl* about the prospective tail higher than Orville Wright Star Scout badge, Larry Bates; MANCHESTER, CONN. Oak St MfnS-142S. • SEPTIC TANKS m PAINTING nancing available. Full price TWO IN ONE package. A nice two- about a mile from thele tprawlingf enthusiastic flew his first airplane. And her Life Scout badges, William Stiles, clusive territories. ,We train you, Herald. ^ „„ tl3,«S0. Call The EUsworth Mitten family and a separate four room Martin Company plant. It is a fla f future of the tl island with only a plan your routes, back you up with CLEANED and INSTALLED few expressing misgivings. wingspan was greater than the Dennis Keith, Russell Nearing. Roofing-Aiding 16 Agency.vRealtOTa Mi 3-6930, "MI home. This two-family la in 'very area, and trains normally travel distance Wright flew that first Merit badges were given to the national advertising. Your &vest- • PAPERING COUNTER nice condition inside and out. about 70 miles an hour there The London Times called the ment returned within a year; If Dogs—Birds—Pets^ 41 . # s e w e r s " ^ " *■8624. ■ .. Greek-Turkish agreement an act craft. following boys: Anthony Alibrio, RAY'S ROOFING GO., shingle and Separate heating systems, copper But the B36 leaves her last va­ first aid; James Alibrio, first aid; interested, don't delay .. write In ^ MACHINE CLEANED n y s ROOM ranch, full basement, plumbing, aluminum combina­ NHRR FREIGHT DERAILED of courage and said there have built-up roofs, gutter and conduc- confidence for complete informa RESIDENTIAL por trail against a western sky Larry Bates, cit^enship In the na­ tof work; root, chimney repairs. WANTED—Horn# Wr a good pup­ TOPS gvage, bet water oil heat, fire- tions, two-car garage, convenient Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Feb. 12 been sacrifices on all sides. Uon. Mlstdr Softee of Connecticut, The pro-government Dally Mail today—and her going—the airmen tion, safety: David Baxter, first Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-En4; Ray py. Housebroken. Call Ml 9-6648, • INSTALLATION REPLACED WITH >laoe, plaatered walla, full in- location. An unusual package buy -Twenty-seven cars and two en­ aid, cooking; Duffy Brookes, 976 Farmington Ave., Farmir COMMERCIAL ■nlatlon. city utilltlea, amesite said the western cause would be say—marks the end of a queen’s Jackson. Ml 8-8325. -c * SPECIALIST for *31,500. R. F. Dlmock Co.) gines o f a 76-car and 3-englne reign. She a’iil be replaced by safety; Michael Cronin, first aid, WINF ton. Conn. For fast action, ci drive. Quick occupancy. Charles Realtors. Ml 9-5345. strengthened in the eastern Medi­ ORchard 7-9089. FORMICA or freight train of the New Haven smaller, lighter and infinitely fast­ citizenship in the nation, fireman- ROOPINO, 8IDINQ. painting, Car- FuUy Intured liBsperance, MI 9-7630. Railroad were derailed last night terranean. CONSOWELD But Lord BeaVerbrook’s Daily er Jet planes. ■ ship, safety; David Farris, cook­ pentry. Alterations and add)litions. (XXXVII) at Fishklll crossing about eight ing; Donald Oolaa, first aid; Gary CeilU^s._ . Workmanship . euaran- tow ii aRi CouRtry *nB9T SIDE—Charming 0(4 room Express, which opposes any loo#^ Help Wanted— Female 35 Ml 9-0366 MATERIAL home, Spacioui, * three TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condi­ miles east of here. Harrison, safety; Roger Harrison, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn gartge. There were no injuries. The enlng of empire ties, branded the Body Identified Joe Girahd's St. Ml 3-4860. DraiRRgi Co. PI 2-6010 bedrooma. Excellent landscaped tion, 5-5. choice location, *16,700. proposed independence agreement first aid, citizen ^ p in the nation; FOR SALE e ' - cause of the accident was not im­ Richard Haryey, cooking; Thomas C «N M IM 233 •> Ibeation. Owner, M l 8-8568. R, F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml a sellout. Seoul, Feb. 12 (/P>—^The body of 8 2 9 7 COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. LEGAL SECRETARY, Write Box Ml 9^143 9-6245. mediately determined. Johnston, safety; Karl Kehler. first J, Herald, stating experience. ■Irhe trackage uied aolely aa a a Thompason, Conn., man whose aid, citize'nship in the nation, . 9-9 yrt. 2559 Inc. Aluminum siding, as^alt- IN TOWN STATE MAN KILLED ‘SHOWCASE of asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, or LEASE (XXXIX) freight line, connects New Haven. U.S. Air Force plane crashed Mon safety: Dennis Keith, .hiking, citi­ C2aFendon, Vt., Feb. 12 (JP)— J, day on a flight from Japan to A dain^ puff^ sleeve frock for galvanized or copper gutters and Conn., With Maybrook, N. Y. zenship In the nation, home re­ Add a touch of Spring to the . F*mUy home of sight rooms in Aboard the lead Diesel locomo­ Ward ■ Root, about 72, of Pine Korea has been Identifled by the young girls that la ideal for party­ Jdtehen with a set of these gay tu­ leaders. Ml S-7707. -All brick ala; WK>m pairs; Donald Klrkman, safety; INDUSTRIAI. See UM f o r . . . . Ipe'ln' Iknith Mancheeter.. Built tive was engineer Charles Dubail Meadow, Conn., a passenger, was Air Force. Herbert Haher, first aid, cooking; going time. • lip day-of-the-week towels em­ SEPTIC TANKS very good eonfUtion and'in good No. 82OT with Patt-O-Rama ia by PonticelU in 1951. Aluminum Newtown, Conn. He was,not klUed today when a light pickup The plane, an RB-66C twin-jet Jose|)h Marcln, first aid, cooking; broidered in cross-stitch. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A CONCRETE CELLAR Idoa^oq, Garage. Garden space. comblnatlona, large enclosed rear hurt. truck which police said was owned adth seven men aboard, crashed tn siaea 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 yeora. Site ~. Pattern No. 2559 contains hat- AND BUILDINR Russell Nearing, citizenship in the 4. 2 yards of 85-inch. FLOORS porcb. Garage .and amesite dri'ta. Tbo accident happened at a and driven by Hugo R- Bertolinl of in mudflats near Kunsan Air Base. nation; Mather NeiU, safety; Rich­ iron transfer-;for 7 designs: color ROOFING—SpeolalisiBg m repair­ Kt iam es FarUh. ^ c a *l*,0(i0. No baaeiiienl, large lot. Very plM oroaatng en Highway Rt. 8T6. The bodies of four crew membora To order, aend S6c in coins to:- chart PLUfiQED SEWERS Pine Meadow, skidded into, a ard Nelson, first aid, cooking, home ing roofs of all Idhdi. Also new |4.W0$qiFt^2Fleers| idiflait. *1B,W R. F . rim otrt Btato Pidiee were re-routing auto were recovered. Tide# in the area repairz; Bobert Prokopowtez, first Sue Bunaett, The Manchester To order, send 25c in coins to: roofs. Gutter work.' Chimneys large tree. NOW TAKING ORDERS traffic around 876,(main road from Police said the accident occurred haye ham m ed attempt# to loeat* r, aafety; evening Herald 1160 AVE. OF Anne Oshot, The Manchester cleanaA repaired, 25 years omar- MadiiM ClMiti FOB MADEUNE SMITH, Rdaitor aid, life imving, cooking, safetr AMEBICA8. NEW FORK 88. fence. Free eeUmates. CUf HtMr- MdWAVAiUlLE Pooghkeepeie to C on n ecticu t when the trtick spun off an ice- those nUeitog. Robsrt Simmers, ■afiety;; Ronald Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Septle Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer (XXXXI) poinU. / ^ Air ForSe officials yesterday Starrett,. swimming; William W.T. AMEUCAS NEW YORK 30, N.Y. ley, Mancheat^. *-5361 AMESITE DRIVES MI 9-1642 eoated section of Route-7 in 20 be- Linas Installed—Oellar Water­ AJkPLE PABKma low zsro weather. identifled'^ the .Oonnectlcut man a# Stiles, hiking, cltlMnahtp in th#,, For lat-elsaa maUlng- add 10c For Ist-class mailing add lOo for proofing Done. I t i O L oM' w y®n vMeo BOLTON—Two yeir pld four room tor aach pattani. Print Name, IM /O yqor order NOW. ATTRACnVE • bedroom New Delhi—India u spending Bertoiini apparently » • c X P s 6 1 Capt. Allen H. Day, 38. Anottaef nation, home repairs. - each pattern. Print Name, Afdvqss caramio bath, hat water ranch with carport. Large llym* Scoutmaster Harry Maidmsnt ^ draea wtth Zone, Style No. and with Zone and Pattern Number. Heating and JPliunbing 17 about 1328.000,000 this year in pur- critical Injury, although the cab {body has been recovered and McK i n n e y BROS. fiM iO Ml 94)11 ement picture window, room with fireplace- Aluminum wa# demoll#hed. He wa# hospital-1 identified and attempt# are atUl showed lUdea taken oa the last It’s ready — the '59 Needlework comblnatlona- ^ .*0 0 . R- F. ehastng acme *,868,uOO tons - of 8. WATSON, PLUMBiNO aud heat­ CArkon W. Hutch- iasd for sxafnlnatioii; .being mads to find tfas ttitrd. Father and Son oampoot held at -fe n d 88e now for tha -new 'AJbuin! Fifty-six pages of .pretty ing oootractor. Mew totutwHnn#, Stw «ra9f DbpMal:<#«i. pCANCHRSnSR. CONN. Ml 3-7A91 Diwoek Oo:, Haaltera. 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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19TO| The. Weather ' Average Net .Press Run i Daily Pereesot •« C, 0. Westfeer Mm OIM % iPAto 1610111*01 ilattrijpatpr lEoptiing Iffralb For the Week Badiiig TJ‘i ■> . •* — ------. ■ . '■ ...... February Tth, lt58 Ugkt rais epdiag tkl* «v*aUM|. R}' Main St.; Kevin Irwin, WllUmtn- I Tolland Tpke.; Mra. Eather CTark^ partial olearlng. Law hi fiM SOe. Marine CpV Barry W. Small, son A rehearsal o f the. play, "The I RFD 2, Notch Ed., Bolton; UoMer Saturday, anew er rala^lat* U r,.and Mra A rA u r Stevene, Four Eaater Bunnlee," will b« held tlc; Mia* Catherine Chaae, 610 W. f o r i n c o m e t a x 12,882 53* Woodbridge St., and Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Small. Hospital Notes! Middle Tpke.; Mr*. Jeqnie Senk- i Bckela, Mountain Rd., Rockville; la day. High la 86*. ° . at St. Johme Poliah National ASSISTANCE. CALL Member ot tke Andit A b o u t T o w n Mrs. Don Piper. 28 N. Blm St., 1814 Church St., is taking part in bell. Jurovaty Rd., Andover; 'Robert Bard,,East Hartford; M™. a series of amphibious assault ex­ Catholic Church, at 10 a.m. •Sat­ Borean ef Oircalatkia. ; recently left on a .cruise to the -Patlenta Today, 196. Cheater Mohr. Emily Rd., Broad,, Shirley Mae Horn, Loehr A N b E R S O N Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ercises al Vieques, Ptierto Rlro. urday. A t 11 a.m., there wH* be \ Rockrtlle; Mra. Alice Rogeir*, RFD hold it's; West Indies. They expect to rtslt ADMITTED YEBTBRDAE:: Brook. 1 The »p ® «r Club mnU - with the Hllghth Marine Raglmtmt. catechiam and Instructions for 2, Mancheater; Mra. Jaj-ne Pier- Ml 9^7441 M l 9-0854 veeJily 8 *0 0 ^ ' n^Kht the porU of Port-au-Prince, Cur­ children making first holy com­ James Lockwood, 9 Margaret R d .;;[ BIRTHS YESTERDATt A; y r (naaained Adverttaing on Page 141 PRICE FIVE CENTS acao. La Oualra, Trinidad. Marti­ 'daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Howard aon and daughter, Nathan Hale MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1959 tints' tor members end rrienasj Manchester Emblem Club is munion; and at 1 p.m., the teen- Willis Sttelej, 1420 Hebron ' A ve^ ' (SIXTEEN PAGES) nique. St. Thomas, San Juan and Gtaetonbijiry; Joseph Diaz Jr., jHuelaman, Dobson Ave., Vernon; Dr., Coventry; Mra. Jane McAleni- VOL. LXXVIir, NO. I ll •tartinff « t 8:30 aherp. " sponsoring a food sale Saturday i age bowling teams will meet et man and daughter, High Manor Nassau, I the Manchester' Bowling Green. Hertford; ’ Mrs. Theresa Johnaon, a daughter' to Mr. and Mrs. Almet from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Ludwig Rd., Ellington; -Mrs., Sullivan, Carpenter Rd., Coven­ Trailer Park. Vernon; Mra. Ber­ Dr. and Ure. Don A. Oulnen and j L.vnn Poultry Store, Parkade. A nice Diamond and daughter, RFD Manchester Barracks, Veterans Esther Arendt, 38 William St.; try. NOTICE Dr. and Mrs, Robert C. Walden] •election of baked goods donated I Roger Peterson. ,8S Lockwood of World War 1, and its Ladles Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 130 Gien- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 3, Box 60, South Coventry. Jr. are vacationing at the Bucea- ■ by members of tha club will ' be St., will be Initiated Into the first Urges! Vene^TUe/a neer Hotel, S t Croix, Virgin Is- Auxiliary wish to remind members wood St.; Frederick MikoUte, Hedwi'g Palliardi*. Long Hill Rd., To the people,who have of the Council of Administration for asle. Connecticut chapter of Beta tanda Gamma Sigma,- a national honor­ Wapplng; Mrs. Marie Kialinger, Andover; Mr*, Hildur Olaon, 30 borrowed chairs frdm the meeting of the Department of Con­ 140 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Lenora Church St.; Randall Grindal, GENERAL Death 1 d leasing Sunday Q u i e t f a r ary society for business majora, n r C necticut to be 8eld in the GAR ■Worlhv Matron Mra. Ella Oal- Bober, 92 Arnott Rd.; Brian Nich­ RFD 2, Weft WilUngton; Su**n Quish Funeral Home, We Dulles Has Surgery, Mary BushneU Cheney Aux- tonight at the university. Hail. Rockville, .Saturday night at 'lani of temple Chapter, Order of olson, Pleasant Valley Rd.. South Morin. 33 Creatwood Rd., Coven­ would appreciate your re­ luary. u s w v . has received an in­ 8 o'clock. I the Eastern Star, direcU attention try; Charlm' Smith, 16 Edmund T V S E R V IC E vitation to attend the installation ' A meeting of all the officers of Windsor; Carl fewenson, 124 Tan­ turning them so that oth­ Sales Control* [ to the Valentine card party to- ner St'.; Kathreen Campbell. . 13 St.; Mra. Mary Cervini, 216 Oak et o«eera of Manche.'ter Barracks. I the. Manchester Italian American ers may have the pnvilege The Bryant College Alumni As­ i morrow at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Crestridge Dr., Rockville; Julius SL; Raymond Duchaine, .80 Hyde Ntght* # Z « 9 P Phia ParU Aired at Probe World War I Veterans. Sunday at ! Society will be held tomorrow Manchester S t a t p ’ Rep. sociation of Greater Hartford will Temple, which is open to members Beer, 14 Talcott Ave., Rockville; St.; Mra. Riith Hanaon. 234 Green of using them. 3 p.m. at the VFtV Home. hold a cocktail parly at the Stat- and friends. Mrs. Esther .A Cox. ; night'at 7:30 at the chibrooms. TPJ.,. Ml 8-6481 D".vid Barry today urged an 1 Mrs. Marion Humiaton, 40 S. ^1- jRd.; Mra. Catherine Tracy, -468 ^_____ Iiombardozzi from a Caracas, 'Venezuela, Feb. 13 ler Hilton Hotel. Hartford on Feb. ■ 27 View St., chairman of the com- Parker 3t.; Richard Bryan, 170 Washington, Feb. 13 (/F)— end to certain Sunday sales The midweek prayer meeting St. Christopher's Mothers Circle ton St.; Mrs. Alice Carey, 7 S. death sentence at Apalachln btit 22 from 4 to 7 p.m. For reserva­ j mittee, states that players may The President of a New York restrictions and to “ gaslight- (4>)— Romulo Betancourt was at the O vation Army Citadel to­ tions and information, alumni may I choose any card game they wish. 'w ill meet tomorrow night at 8:18 fined him 110.000, apparently for inaugurated today a« the first Cancer Report Later night at T:30 will be followed by City association of jukebox contact Walter J. llmvack, RFD 1 Refreshments will be served in at the home o f Mrs. Rosetta Bot- getting out of line in the coin ma­ era legislation that has been Bible study and dlacua.iion at 8. chine buatneas. freely elected presideht of No. 2. Slmsbtn'.v. the banquet hall. _____ - lum. 41 Falk'nor Dr. operators told today of re­ permitted to last into the 20th The public is I n v i t e d . ______ceiving death threats in bat­ Kennedy alao told the commit­ Venezuela in a decade. He tee that members of "The Syndi­ centurj'.” . , tling what he called phony Barry asked the Legislative pledged a government dedi­ cate’’ in th* Gary, Ind., area pulled cated to honesty, democracy gangster-oacked unions. 1,000 pinball machine* out of bais General Ijiw Comn.ittee to ap­ t< Albert 8, Denver, preaident of and other place* Wednesday night, prove a bill he introduced that and economic development."*. Successful the Mualc Ojteratora of New apparently because of the com­ \ uld permit .Sunday sales of rer- Steel-helmeted troops were de­ York, Inc., teatifying before the mittee’s invealigation. ] tain items Viormally sold in phar- ployed 10 put down any demon­ Senate Racket* Committee, did Gary, he said, is "one of the ! maoles and drug stores, stration* by follower* of ousted O peration jf ' not aay when he received the most critical areas” involved in : . 'The bill was one of 10 dealing dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez threat*. the committee’s investigation. He j with blue laws on which hearings and other political foe.s of the SO- .snid the mBchlnes were of a type were held this morning in the Han year-old moderate Leftist. But the '•V He aaid both he and hi* w-ife More Love Money had received anonymoua threaten­ that could be used for gambling, j of the House of Representatives, at short and sir.iplt ceremony in the Performed TOP FOOD HIES ing telephone calla. Denver told of the need for help j the .‘State Capitol. They prompted capitol passed without incident. to combat gkng.ster* in a state- ; a demand for tighter restrictions Belancourt wept as he heard Call* to hia wife, Denver related By W ARREN ROGEBA JR- Lota of t«fld«r. lovkig car* . . . -•In reply to queationa, included ment placed in committee records, on what a spokesman for the an old comrade in their Demo­ Denver said his association , Roman Catholic Church called the cratic Action Parly, Congress Washington, Feb. 13 UF )— tiiaf's what a huslMiid n**cis. And wgminga that hia activity gainat iiitinnii -waa too great “ to allow me speaks for 160 members operating j increasing commercializstion o f’ president Rav.l Leoni. recall the Secretary of State Dulles to­ on* of th* b*«t way« to k**p his to live.” , 8 000 of the 11.000 jukeboxes in , Sunday. ' suffering and death of parly mem­ day underwent a hernia oper­ Denver alao. said that he had New York. He said the 11.000 Barry said competition from ber* in.the jalla and concentration ation which was pronounced h*ort U to s*rv* him his fewerit* and lukeboxes provide a return of more , large stores imposed an. "extreme rr.ro c'cri/ Self Serve Meat Dept been told by John Amalfitano, camps of Pei-ez .lir.ienez. Betan­ suct’esRful, but doctors de­ m*ols cooked to perfection. And Identified by the committee aa an than *11 million a year. Gangsters, j ht '-dship" on so'sH 1court himself apenl 10 year* in he said, view this business as "a and said immediate remedial a don layed a public report on believ* us, it's o lot cosier to d « official of Vending Machine Local exile. 18. that although he had won one field ripe for their ihtert-ention." | waa necessary. Betancourt took the oath in the whether they found a recur­ when you shop at o store that has capitol'a Senal chamber before fight with the local he couldn't be (Uontlnned on Page Nine) rence of cancer. good meats, fresh produce, and alive to win another. (Continued on Page Ninel a .select crov.-d of .^00 invited per­ Waller 'Reed Army Hospital, Look! sons. including diplomat* from 41 dl your (and his) favorite DertVer'^aaid Teamatera Local where the surgery waa performed, J66 Wd>be«in the chief trouble countries. has elaborate arrangements, for NABISCO TWIN PAK Outside the capitol. troops in brapds. Thot's th* kind of o store N Sere To See The inaldsr fo r jukebox operator* -in I quick findings on an examination close ranks with bayonets fixed Pinehurst is. the l ^ t yekr. Butf he did not link of tissue for malignancy. At least that iqcal to the death threat* in and fleets of armored cais stood I preliminary results often are pro- Ram, ice Jam Peril guard. But the feared hostile dem­ FIG NEWTONS 43c FABULOUS ' any wdy. ' vided to the surgeon before he fin­ Hia atbry of threat* came after onstrations never came off. In­ ishes operating. In Dulles’ case an ITALIAN STYLE T stead crowds lining the streets announcement was put off until SUNSHINE he told the committee , the jukebox ALL AtUMIHUM tBUYS behind the troops cheered and ap­ noon tomorrow. induatry ij "frantically in need of SPAGHETTI Indiana Flood Area plauded as Betancourt rode by Dulles was operated on in 1958 help" to fight gangater infiltration. tit tomato tauM HALE'S MEATS MEAN QUALITY! for removal of a cancerous portion NABISCO CHOCOLATE HYDROX Denver testified that member* of ■- ■» preceded by two armored cars. 1 e o n s the association have been harass­ Intelligence agent* said the op- of his lower Intestine. Doctor* said "ALCOA" ed by three different unions in th* Washington, Ffb. 1* '-T’l— *■ The hundred^ National . Guards .. position planned .street disorders in advance of today’s surgery they CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ' had found no sign of a recurrence. paat two years. j President Elsenhower today de­ men ordered in yesterday as a,u.ifig the inauguration, with TWIRLS ’•'’•'>^490 DEVIL FOOD 29c clared Indiana region* hit by core of a sandbagging o '* " '/ 'a s / ^lock Word of the success of the op­ H e said it now ha* a contract! reinforced with .30 prisoners from eration Itself was relayed quickly with Local 1690 of the Retail flood* this week a major disas­ GOWN POT ROAST the. State Pena h arm at Putnam- „,,„„nstrator* denounced the to President Eisenhower by his SPAGHETTI Clerks, which he described aa an ' ter area eligible for federal aid. Th* declaration applies to the viUe and volunteer# for a total of \ ^ . . . personal physician, Maj. Gen. How­ honest union. I ard M. Snyder, who waa one of Valentine OBOUNDBEEF worn by o lovely Aleeo Wabash River are* and other re­ ?fon The newspaper Pregon said free *i*MM*iaaMr Denver said that John O’Rourke, I those In the operating room. model at our store next ' a vice president of the Teamatera gions of northnnstern Indiana. Eye Chuck Roast I A projected 6-foot height for '*‘1""'; '’ ' ' ‘ '’.'^hinrhood to rrt Candy S v i i r y d a y and head of Teamster Joint Cbun-' The President acted today at I Denies Hiiocessor Hunted Wednesday, Feb. 18, the dike was expected to hold 1 About the time of the report to From Bauer cil 16 in' Netv York, had granted ^ the request of Indiana's Gov­ ' back the 24-foot Wabash River <'f youths drunk so the> the White House, press secretary of Lincoln, Neb. 1:45 to 3:45. l ^ a l 266 its charter. | ernor Harold W. Handley. crest predicted for Terre Haute .Tames C. Hagerty again emphat­ Low Prices HAM and BEEF or Committee Counsel Robert F . ; tomorrow. It is expected t o , trouble. In * short "hlatorlcar' ceremony on the banka of the Connecticut River In East Hartford yeatm'day, Br THK ASSOCIATED PRESS | Streets Deserted ' ically denied reports that .Elsen­ B A V A R I A N KRAFTS \’ELVEETA Kennedy said that O 'R o^ke was ^ , < spread out in the broad vallev be- Manchester Chamber member 1-ec N. Juran and .Tohn Wiet, executive vice president, <’la"ued the hower is sounding out members of 1.6CA1. FRESH I.ARGE The twin threat of wee Terre Haute with compara- spot "in the name of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and "A City of Village Charm. CHOCOLATE MINTS GRADE “ A ” PROCESS PORK and BEEF backed by------John- (Johnny------Diol--- Dio-1 I - J . i ...... A demonstration reportedly a r- 1 Congress regarding a possible Buy your cigaretfta nt guardj, convicted tabor extortion-1 rains and an unpredtetame ice jam • 6 lasAlsr 144 41.#* #6 #s #s a I ranged for last midnight in the] Ground Togpth^r For A imilciooa Mwit Loaf (Herald Photo by HoffmanI. successor to Dulles. C H O C O L A T E Pinehurst *. . Fresh IsU. and Anthony (Tony Ducks) | heightened the W abaan River t ^ e r banks! Central Bl .Silencio District of today A reported at Hageirty’s new* PECAN BARK stock, lowest Conn, CHEESE SPREAD Corallo, another notorious labor ] flood peril rollmg “ °'vn ■ as far downstream aa Vincennes.! Caracas did not come off. however, figure In New York. i toward a aandb^glng arm> major flood peril seemed Streets in the area were practicsl- conference told him about a pub­ prices. Single packs 22c EGGS lished report (New York Herald BAVARIAN CHOC. Denver testified after, the co m -] at West Terre Haute, in we - upper Wabash iv deserted. The district was the PU(’ Seeks Repeal Far Ahead of Kilroy and 23c, cartons S2.16. Tribune columnist Roscoa Drum­ PECAN ROY ALES mittee placed in evidence a list of t'’»l 1, of rain **’“ ''* "h ere some I.-IOO g'n* of battle* between police and $2.27 and $2.29. You can­ 2 Lb. Bo« 8 9 c Of 10%^ P h o| ie mond) that th* Preaident “ is al­ 'pb,. 49c 10 alleged delegatee to the Apala-, Only fracUon^ "'ere forced to flee front rioter* Tuesday night- ready taking soundings in the Sen­ Pound Boxes T a m b not buy them for les? in Cold Cuts ehin. N. Y. crime convention w’ho, 1 the home*, but officials feared Betancourt ordered th# inaii- SEALTEST CREAMED It contends, halve been found in the ; bash valiej. out ra f^ecaat predicted for to d a y'g„ra l ceremonies kept simple be- ate on an acceptable suceaesor” to B A U E R 'S (he State of Connecticut. Hartford, Feb. 13 i>P) The Stste Dulles, ^ 0' IM O Mitt Yntt HELLMANN’S BLUE C cff C^ Qrabs Two CHOCOLATES Be sure to try Bauer’s RIBBON REAL . Extra Special! coinCommittee machine counsel business. Kennedy said ^ Indian* t h over e the weekend. ’ ' In Loganaport, the river had ' ------PtIWie' utilities, cemmrt*!*#* W9*tyj Hagarty recaUed h » 4uuiM|nced (Centinofd on Page Pmeen) urged Connecticut’s Senators and original Bavarian Choco COnAUE CHEESE •Ole 10 men are: Goy. Harold W. Handleys btf'ce j ,.Reeded jg earlier this week thaerffie^iad 1 ...... /on noV ad^ wn'- « , Old Fashioned Ine Lorn-i further information from the were Opened. Congressmen to support a move to termed such reports “ completely ID on 't C a m ...... SI.80 Mints. Three size* ' 4, MAYONNAISE cockeyed,” and that Elsenhower baM o^ “ind* Mikf*5nran^™f i Army'EnAineVrV w m beln await- j E^^fuated'rLidenU ”J er« ^epI^^- repeal the 10 per cent federal ex- ievff. '.".VeTlb Meo! thprrf\om*»«r reg- Vt’s and pounds. The Ritier Beachheads himself had requested him to re­ Farmer’e Daughter ...Sl.SO v t w l^ r k ^nd B rook l^ J^^^ A' «<1 before any decision is made on ; )0 to mmutet P i|0* vueH*4nnc- most delicious candy ;^-ou Lb. Pkg. 27c F B I C h a r g e s else tax on telephone service. peat that with double emphaais. ' « * e-nnb.rrlH, nn-l- MEATLOAF S t m a T c f « d John‘^ c a l i r of ^ o r S V r f ^ 'Vabash. ^ In a petition sent to the slate's S»nrt with truit Minin'* «' ever ta.sted. ------* jnm in me waoBan norineMu u. dropping Today, Hagerty said he hoped New From KeeUer PI.1 39c PREMIER PA.VCY Cleveland, Joseph Falcone of representatives, the three PUC Bv EVERETT HOFF.MA.N Finding suitable places from I enU, *™n«. Utica, N , Y,: Michael Genovese. Delphi, in north : rapidlv at Peru and was only P o l i t i c a l G i f t commissioner* made these points:] VIRGINIA REELS AI.BACORE (Ooatinaed on Page Nlee) BLUE BONNET Gabriel Mannarlno and John TOe mass of ice ! slightly above Rood stage, Tlie tax was levied during 1 ^ ri'6!’fom’"rrtyjrw- no^an from the Manchester (lhambe. _^of, lb . b ^ 4 9 c Lb 49c Larocca, operating in Pittsburgh; bridges over the A mile-long ice Jam above World War II to help pay the cost and Frank Zito of Springfield, HI. A aandb^ dike 8^® « . , ! Logansport cut loose late yester- In Fraud Plot of war and to discourage unneces- Commerce srou.r., ,..-.r ^ours of riding and Pinehurst Government inspected Fresh Pork continue* to be WHITE TUNAHIEAT ye.sterday, es- MARGARINE The committee waa told In testi­ a breached levee i - - - dav and drifted through the citv. ssry ti.se of telephones. two No, 1 in the "hit parade" of meat vehit*. Out m eet msnigqr, i lablThed beachheads on both^lde.s before chooalng the SURPLUS SKIN mony yesterday that, high Terre Haute w’M live blocks long , ,t collided with the big 10 to 12 I 'Telephone service is not in the Charles. McCarthy, back from his Florida \**cetiOn, euggest* and four feet high. i f Lewiaburg, Pa„ Feb. IS <>Pi- T h e A N D FAT raiiking underworld characters re- mile-long Jam between Loganaport - . . clas.s of luxuries but is an essential of the Connecticut , '^The biggest difficulty was in B u U e t in s these three Epeclal pork features . . . . , 7 Oz. Cans returned to Manchester un.scathed | ^ 2 Lbs. 5 7 c 2 69c ;„ d D.,pi,> „ d . h o , . , u . 0.11. public utility service. SOLID PACK Liver Pays REMOVED... further down.stream. , ‘ except for aching leg mus.les and sufficiently close to from the A P Wires Pinehurst Selected Centtr Slices The tax "is not consistent with 1 Th- I..I thjf. .- a *bc other defendants yesterday maintenance of a rea-sonably minor bruises and abrasions. I „ f the water to launch INSTANT FANCY. I The last remaining bit* •■"d testimony from FBI agent* PREMIER BRAND BLACK HAWK pieces of a massive ice pack In the ; ,,n noiitical ' ■"gglshly | , lie telenhonetelephone service. vice pre.sident of the Chamber. the river for several miles were ASWAN DAM PACT SIGNED BREAKFAST DRINK $MOKtO..TiND’K MUD Tokyo to Defy Seoul Telephones are the only house- | London, Feb. 18 (8») — The into Lake Erie today, and with ; John W. Reinhard. an FBI agent broke trail mo.st of the I examined before the site tvas fi­ FRUIT COCKTAIL them went all further flood hold utility service subject to ex­ through the heavy brush and Soviet go%-emiuesit today rattfled Perk Liver, lb. 39c from Clark’s Summit, Pa., said he nally decided upon. The explora­ Its agreement with the United PICNICS threats for Ohio. cise taxes. I woods on the East Hartford river tion involved considerable climb­ Pork Chops‘ 69° 7 Oz. Jar 3 5 c was told by John P. Gilboy, one Congress ha* eliminated excise Arab Republic to- help build tha Alan calied „ The ice's final caaualtv bank, while Leo N. .luran. a mem­ ing up and down ice - covered B o b y B e e f first aecGon o f Hie Aswan Higll Ma Lg. Cans SMOKED 11> Ori Moving Koreans parently, was th* ill fated cruise oUboT* o*^ obta*n a ’^politi'cal ’ "*** ber of the retail division, fitted as banks, wading through slush and The petition* waa signed by Dam.'Moscow Radio announced Liver ... lb. 59c SHOl.LDERS ship Canadians, crlpplid anew by j “ " j ” hution" f i W another defend- Interpreter and guide when the (1 0c less thon lost week's lew p rice). 14 Oz. Jar 6 3 c Parked In heavy ayrup. Chairman Eugene S. Loughlin and water and maintaining a complete that the Preaiditmt of the huge rip in its starboard bow. plumbing contnactor Freder- parly made its way through the CommLssionera Henry B. Strong misunderstanding of basic Eng­ Supreme Soviet jatifted the 4'moving cautiously in an obrtous j Tile 210-foot Great Lakes exciir Hartford. Conn, traffic laden highways and byways RIB PORK ROAST Whple 10 to 1Mb. strips Br JOHN RODERICK -1 and Ba.stl P. Fitzpatrick. lish when confronted with "No pact for granting 8400 mUUon PREMIER GARDEN RUN effort to placate — or at least not | sion ship was put out of com-' Gilboy waa a member of the of Hartford on the other .side of Pork (chops cut if 5’ou If whole leg of lamb is Tokyo, Feb. 18 (8»i — Japan j Trespassing " signs. rubles for economic and tech­ Special 7 Rib 34 Lb. Cuts SPAM Curing Unt we will have our agreed today to let poverty-strick­ further arouse — President Syng- mission last July after colliding engineer-architect firm which had Neither member of the Manches- i on the other aide of the river nical asalsUnce for Egypt. ‘TtW Our 8 In 1 blend of Beef. too large, buy either a SWEET PEAS en Korean* here go to Communist man Rhee's government, with a railroad bridge spanning overall atiperx'ision of construction ter expedition was spotted by the were much worse due offlclnl ruble exchange Is four Pork and Veal for meat loaf shank half, as pictured dr North Korea in defiance of a South Prime Min&terlist Nobusuke Kishi ' the Maumee at Toledo. gt the J33-million Tobyhanna Hartford or East Hartford Cham-' (.he icy fringe which would keep to the dollar. and his cabinet after a long meet- ; Ice from an earlier jam tore • ;^mjy signal Corps Depot. Green, hers of Commerce as far as is made wch a hit, that we Lb. 29c Lb. 49c a smaller butt or front 12 Oz. Can Korean government warning that ordinary boating facilities from have decided to offer an­ FJSI4 displayed on Wednesdayi. it would resist the transfer "with ing approved foreign minister j an 18-inch cash along a seam in Gilboy and the other* are charged News Tidbits known. being used. After circling the OI-AIMS BETRAYED half. We gladly cut .slices, 1 Lb. Cana f li Serve hot or cold. Aiiehiro Fujiyama’s recommenda- ] one of the Cantbdian’s forward ; ' conspiracy to defraud the other special grind ss sug­ OUR OW N HOME STYLE SAUSAGE .... lb . B 9 e every'power at jl* ‘ dlaposal.” Purpo.se of the trip was to find (irea by car for more than half Moscow, Feb. IS (d>—Nobd gested by the Lamb Insti­ from whole lamb legs for ■ ' ' ...... Tbe deepening crisla threatened tlon for the repatriation but in i compartment* last night. Her j government in building of the Culled trom AP Wires launching and landing sites for a an hour, the Chamber scouts Prize ninner Borta Pasternak tute. . . . you. to create new divistons between effect tossed the whole scheme in­ owner, Gordon 'Viznean, feared the j northeastern Pennsylvania instal- proposed reenactment of George | plunged into the wilderness on foot aaya a British newspaperman LARGE LINK SAUSAGE ...... lb . 7 9 c TENDER LEAF ...... ------; two of the firmest friend* the to the laps of the International ! second and final ice pack this jgtion. Washington’s famortfc Delaware | and slogged their way down a betrayed him by publishing the MEDIUM HOT SAUSAGE ...... lb . 9 9 c .United State* has in the Far East. Red Cross. morning would sink his ship, but The Indictment against Green Margaret Fink, 30, former Tor- River crossing. Seven members of rutted trail through the tce- Russian author’s new poem, Both -governments held hurried Kiidii told parliament the criti­ the ice passed, and the Canadiana ------ington policewoman, fined 8330 the retail division plan to row the encrusted snow for more than a called “The Nobet Prize." Pas­ in Fort.Ijuiderdale, Fla. municipal LAMBURGER TEA BAGS consulUltoa* with American rep­ cal iastie would be approached "on is still afloat. 1 (Oontinned on Pag# Seven) I river to draw attention to the mile. ternak made the charge in a the ..basis of the basic human right Beef and Lamb for burger* resentative* Ih^okYo Seoul. oourt for shoplifting . 8>enchj Washington’s Birthday Finally, shortly before 3 p.m., talk with Western correspond- There aumed little w-jjo likeli­ to freedom of residence." o ra ta M j PiRihurtt li Open Till 9 Thursilayf and Fridayi. 1 0 0 C o u n t A i ST o OD F O R Y o u i •«>' •'‘* 7 * ';" sales promotion In Manchester the two men scramWed across the ehta who colled on him after hood that the quarrel, so f i r con­ Seoul Issues Warning rebels killed when the.\ tried to Himdred* of "white ele- nnid flats to a comparatively firm the poem was printed In. the Lon­ loaf Lb. fined to verbal blasts and implied break into Algeria through electric SPECIAL South Korea’s minister to Japan, Free Elections Not Pushed phant” articles w ill be sold then place on the bank, examined it don Dally Mall Wednesday. SAVE 4c BOX SPECIAL SALE threata from South Korea, would barrier‘along Tunisian frontier two LETTUCE, large hoods ...... 2 3 c Yiu Tat Ha, informed the Japanese by local retail members of the carefully for a minute and then blow up into a shooting confiict. days ago, f ON THE FAMOUS government if It goe* ahead with Chamber. unanimously decided "Dis is der FRENCH PARTY DISSOLVED Pinehunt 3 In 1 blend of But there waui a danger of a break Lonnie Worth, veteran flier and Paris, Feb. 18 —^The extrem­ freshly chopped Beef, ' CUCUMBERS ... , ,1.. . . ------e a c h 1 9 c the repatrialioi. Seoul will: ' Weather permitting, the cross­ hlace.” In economic relations and in diplo­ 1. Break off negotiations for sportsman, plucked out of remote Wiet made it "o fficia r by rais­ ist right-wing NaUoqaUst Party Pork, Veal ...... Lb. matic negotiations going on be­ West Drafts New Plan ing will be mad* Monday, begin- 79c establishment of diplon(Uitic rela­ wilderness area, four days after ing high the retail division's white was dissolved today on order* of TOMATOES, box'of 4 ...... 2 1 c tween the two countries. ningf^ at a spot on the-Hartford the French government. Police tion* which have been going on snowstorm wrecks his plane and side'about 200 yards upstreanT elephant banner and claiming the Duncan Hines Jape M ova Oantloaaly takes .the life of his wife J, New­ cracked down on The United States, whose voice desultorily ainc last April. from the Charter Oak Bridge and spot in the "name of,th e Man Lean Chuck PARSNIPS". ------p k g . 2 5 c 2. Refuse indefinitely to repatri­ ark Evening News says Erie Rail­ quarters, and SO-year-oM party Is the donjlnant one irt the U.N- For Reich ending almost under the bridge on j cheater Chamber of Oommwee Oround Lb. 69c ate Japanese fishermen now de­ road will seek permission soon to boss Pierre Sidoa and Mven ot Armed Forces in Korea, would be \ the other side. i and a City ot 'Village Charm. GRAPEFRUIT. seedlosB /. .... 3 f o r 3 9 c abandon paasenger service in New hi* friends were detained by po­ CAKE MIX sure to atop South Korea from us­ tained in Pusan. S. “ Take other appropriate By JOHN M. HIGHTOW ER already become known a* a result Jersey ... President Elsenhower lice for questioning. ing either Its navy or A ir Force in Washington. Feb. 13 uPi -W est of exchange* among the govern­ Lean Imported Devil Food. Fudge. Spice, FLORIDA ORANGES ...... : dpx. SSc ♦ this dlaput*. They are under U.N. aleip#." Yiu did not elaborate on has no plans to meet his wife In Sliced Boiled daUtimiMIkiiil—rkk emdeadera expect to draft within ments in 'Washington, London, San Antonio, Texas, White House CUBAN REFUGEE HELD Yellow, Burnt Sugar, White operkttonsl command. - South thU. . Ham Lh. the next month a new formula for Paris and Bonn. The consultations says. Panama, Feb. IS (-D— Pana­ »1.19 L E M O N S ...... 4 f o r 2 3 c Korea has only a amall Coast In Seoul, the government manian authorlttoa today order­ iidirttM lliliiteliHN brought out 30,000 school children German reunification. TTte.v hope it are focused In a 4-power meetihg George Antheil, modern Ameri­ Columbus Owned Maps Guard. may promote serious negotiations of diplomats under way here. ed the arrest of Ramon CUvtaio The Japanese government was to parade in the rain, shouting can composer and self-styled Save lOc when yon'.buy Sara>Lfp.-tl>e Hneat 'hotter pecan caka M c I n t o s h a p p l e s ...... 3ibs.35^ with Russia for uniting_E5a«t and Tliese concessions include: Inaua, a Cuban refugee whose of,|iMm ml . . . . ■- CHEFBOmS. anti-Japanese slogans. "bad boy of music,” diM at hi* extradition has been requested Special On Seasoned Presumably .North Korea will West Germany. ■ 1. A decision,to propose in New York City home . . . New The shape of the formula is still forthcoming note to the Soviet Of New World, Red Says by the revolutionary regime ot 3-DAY FEATURE USUALLY 79c EACH siMCNirvi charter ships to transport those York City Police Commiagioner Ftdei Coatro. The request from. LAMB PAHIES Nepal King Starts cleared for repatriation. It is un­ to be determined, but it fs e x a c t­ government. that German adviser* Stephen P. Kennedy densotes four ed to "push the western request for participate in a prospective East- Cuba aaid Calvine fM e* two S A R A - L E E „ derstood Japan will not furnish top officers of his department, Freshly ground bnt sold In 2 with Mwhreom Save* T U N A N ie W free all German elections some­ West foreign, minister* conference Bv DENNIS NEEIJO * was that "Elirofienn navigators had chargee of homicide and ons. of, Constitutional Rule ships, and all Japanese companies which has been hit by new gam- murder. Panamanian ottlelals frozen form u. AU whose ships operate between J*' what into the .background. ''M eet WItliout .Agenda .o.nnDi I>r Ki«rn#r, rnr-K , Londoii Fcb. 13 igl—A Soviet hls-i viSited th# N*w Wovld (before Co- 29c Many experts now believe that aaid his arrest would be “pre-', Drip or Pere. in the Katmandu, Nepal, Feb, 18 tIPi~ pan and South Korea have can­ 2. A declared readiness— recent­ S^vear-oW mV'ecUir Chriatopher Columbus i lumbusj but the names of these ORAHN tha unifying process could go on s e « ^ r and En%ee^ dUcover America-but he navigators remained unknowiv’ ventive” pending the arnval ‘ ea, Ktng Mahendra proclaimed a dem-. celed sailings because of the ly stated by Secretary of State new 2 lit. can. CAKES for a* much as two year* before from Cuba of documeats' ssip- ' 4 lbs. $1.00 oeratie (Mnstitution for Nepal yesi crisis. There' seemed little .likeli­ Dulles— to have a foreign minis­ Mwer to OTiurSe all other’ ' Here’s how Superny pieced to- 43c 2 pkr*. 2 9 c the nationwide election* were held. J^encie^ a^r^ wrrtce* m ^ Moscow Radio said the histor-, gether the historic voyage; porting the extradition request. tarday. the I^lrst lh htatqry for the hood of any movement of the Ko­ ters conference with Rtissia with­ tiji mtllion people of th* Hlm g In the meantime practical steps in and m is X ^ ie ld ^ documentaj Columbus crossed the AUanric reans before April. the economic and. political field out advance agreement oh a de­ weapon and m issiefeid . ; showed that Columbus ailready had | following the latitude of the (3a- CUBANS EXECUTE * MEN : Pte^urst offers Armour’* canned - layan kingdom sandwiched be Get Block Island Frozen Sword, More O f TboM Jniey NOW MINUTE Rhee's government has charged could be taken to bring the two tailed progrant of discusaion., J , D The Ousted Cuban Dictator Fulg*"* maps giving the position of soqie. nary Islands because his charts Havana, Feb. IS (JPV—Two sol­ luun» . . cooked bonele** in large Seedleaa Pink tween. India and ■ Red-ruled Tibet. diers and an ex-poUceman cott-( center boneless sUccs at Pine- RICE w 9 « that the 6Qp,000 or more Koreans Germanics closer together. only agreement requ lr^ from Rtia- cio BaUsta says he spilled no blood y,e New World when he ; told him trade winds and currents i t lb. can ... at a new low price. The 39-year-old king read the sia is to .talk about all aspocU o f ; on tb« two Umet he seised power i aboard the Santa Marla on I existed there favorable for navlgfa- rteted on war crime* chargee; hurst lb. 69c (don't confuse this INDIAN RIVERGiRAPEFRUlT M 8 u. jar living in Japan - - moat- of them Two Main C-unaidFratioiis -- proclamation at the ancient Haqu- poverty stricken and 95 per cent the German problem so that both but declared Fidel Castro ia "kill- ^is (ambus voyage in 1492. i tion toward the New World, before revolutionary tribunals man Dhoka Patti Palace, where he Diploimcttc Informants’ said to­ with “ Jap” 8word> . , . taste the 4 f o r 4 9 c of them originally from South Ko- sides could bring up any proposals; |„g by decree." ... A former Royal Somebody, the Russian conclud- ] .u . s.ghin expedition de- were executed today. Thehr 'ARMOUR'S CARNATION -^ was crowned nearly three year* day that the United States. Brit- difference. $ 1 . 0 5 I rea — are being cajoled, threat­ sin, France“ and ■ West Germany they '‘ 'ifh. <#. i Canadian A ir Force ferry pilot' d must hav« Visited those places j deaths brought to SOS the uno^ MILK a c A N s O D e ago. Some 600 dignitaries were 8. A decision that the reunlflca- „ y g his-Sabre Jet and three others 'pm them on the map. ,^hich ftelal total of such exerutioiiB iNitaNt Chwt A Saaheni gathennl to bear : the proclama­ ened and bribed by North Korean are guided by two main tactical 12 Lb. Can HAM MAINE POTATOES sympathizers to go to the north. considerations in the wholesale re- • tion o f Germany through, ^ ee slpC' w erealm -osU filvertodlntoaN orthl ha. bhen made clear I since the rebel victory. Jan. L ■ tion. >, ' ' view ofi their German policies | tlon — the formula to which the . . 1,. w conrac toward ‘ hese I ^ 3,^ by Frieh -Haddock Fillets 1 0 lb s . 3 9 c Patterned on th* British t^siem; The South Koreans charge „ they AtW AYS AM HE FREE PAR K IN M T THE REAR OF OUR STORE! Will be sent into Red slavery. which ia now under way, | western power* hav* clung 'for radio signal apparently^ coming lands was known to Columbus,” . DIE. WEEL DENIES MOVE" EACH 9 0 Mac, Oellciou* and BqMwta ' £he 77-artlcle constitution prpvidea storms. ■ ’ Cod, Salmon, Scallops" ' A t the end of World War H j Their primary aim ia to test to : many years is not th* only pos- from a Riiaiiian ship. Moscow to ^ listeners on its home I f this happened; the ships were Baveriy HUIs. Calif., Fob. Apple* Prom Per* for a constitotional monarchy with House Republican leader Cfliarlee (iP)—

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