MONDAY, MARCH » , W81 iKonrlrratrr Stt»ntti$ l|»rato Average Dally Nat Praia Run ...... T h e W w ^ e y For tha Waek Bndlng gtfts uaflsr m bsauttfuUy flsoorai- Maivh 17. IflSl Today t H a a t f to partly daodyt S u rpr^ Shower ed green snd Whits umbrella ar­ Ur*^ laabet Qulaby o f M Thaner ranged in the living room. The 1 0 ,1 4 5 tonight partly clonfly, eaMwi street «hd Mrs. Katherine Holm- F or B ride-Elect hostaaa carrlad out theso odlors Waflasaiay partly dandy, ta fldrt A bou t Tbw n Strom o f 18 Alpine street spent a W e d d in g s on the buffet table, which was cen­ eabar of tha AiWIt few days last week la Boston and tered with esmsUona. snap­ nan at OtaaalatlaaB M aneheeter^A City of ViUaife Charm attended the flower show. SCra. Jolm E. Johnson. « f 48 dragons and lighted candlea. Mrs. ummmd tb» WglOMl H iWwg toi* Clinton street, entertslnsd with a Johnson served a delicious lunch­ A public setback pa^V, '** eon of fnflt salad, party sand­ fiii^ln^ir at tba NldMWMig IBB. Bumham-HewUt surprise miscellaneous shower F ri­ (daaolBed Adverttolag oa Paga 1 8 ) M ANCHESTER, CONN., TUESD AY, MARCH 20,1951 (FOURTEEN PAGES) held »>.. » d U t«r Miss Eleanor Jean Hewitt, iXSSilmemtX tlM Inn, win IM Inter- hill, immediately followtog the day evening for Miss Colette OU- wards of 38 guests who attended resular bi-monthly meeting of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John lan o f Hartford, whosa marriage to from Slartford, Sprlngfleld, Mart- M t«i to IMT tbot Vf* Mro< Siuiset Council No. 48, I^ l^ ee d r n a k HodfW M, who recenUy Hewitt o f 98 Lyness street, became borough and thla town. Pocahontas. Prises will ^ Thomas Johnson, son of Mr. and RFC Secretary •ntod It, wilto that It la to be the bride of Robert CUnton Bum- Oeorga B. Johnson o f 208 Miss GlUan la toe daughter o f awarded and refreshments s e r v ^ Captain Itooert M. Gillan who la MBtertod aa a The meeUng will be called at 7:80 ham. son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Center street, will take place on Tehran Martial Law now with the Merchant Marines. U. S. Crime Empire tbo Blatara oi tba Onlw »>)— A A rehearsal for the minstrel s h w Leckland Air Force Base, Texas. Tehran, Iran, March ’20.— AEG Reveals Alrgefl Big-Scale Fund which the young people of S t Manchester, Charles Keen. A l^ r t secretary to RFC Director Walter (/P)— The Shah proclaimed The Heat I« On John’s church will present Friday The Executive Board of toe W- SeUky and Bernard Kehoe. all of L. Dunham has testified another To Curb Lawlessnetfly martial law in Tehran today •nd Saturday evenings, April • S C. 8. of toe South MeUu^lst East Hartford. in All-Nylon Crepe Super Secret Tests Be­ director urged her on Feb. 20 to and 7, at the Hollister school, will Everatt MacCIuggage m g Ifn . BohsH a to guard against any uprising I Says He Was Worried church win have a short meeting ru.‘»h over to the While Huuec and be held this evening at 7:80 at the tonight at 8:48, cause ” and "The Lord’s Prayer . in this strategic Middle East-1 ing Conducted on Vari­ II give Preeidertlal Aaelstanl Don­ .Over Corruption in N. church. "Meal in the Upper Boom, which The bride wore a gown of The bridegroom’s mothsr wore n em country, an unwilling ous Types of Materials; '-'‘yittV ’ is at six o'clock. All reserva renaissance lace and tulle over dusty rose dinner length dress with ald Dawson a letter of reeignation Y. Force, Admits Book-^ The Uons Club will meet to­ arena in the East-West politi­ tlons have been fllled for to'" •']* satin. The basque bodice was de­ navy blue accessories and a coraage Other Details Withheld p i : for her Ime*. Dunham wae out of night at 6:30 at Murphy’s. The ies Could Not Do Busi­ nual event at the South Methodist signed with a sheer yoke of nylon of garnet roeettea. cal battle of giants. A new town. guest speaker will be Judge Wes­ military governor-g e n e r a 1 Mr.t Florence M .SnUHil. the sec­ ley C. Oryk. whose topic will be church. tuUe and long sleeves which A recepUon for 100 guests tei- Washington, March 20 — (/P)— ness Without Polit;e clamped on a curfew, banning the retary. aaid Director C. F.e SmslI CTalms Court.” ed to a point at the wrisU. The lowed the ceremony at the Sunset The Atomic Energy commission in­ Burnet Rebekah Lodge will meet Shop Hale’s For public from the streeta from mid­ Protertiou, Politicians skirt terminated in a long ' Ridge Memorlel in Baet Hartford. Rowe ul.so proposed revleing the thla evening In Odd P*"® ?* Her flnger-ttp veil of hand-rolled night to 6 a. m. Rumors flew dicated today it ia now conducting ciiBtoniary re.algni.tloa letter Dun­ Two local men, Neil M. Danahy, For a wedding trip to Florida, The officers will meet at 7:30 for silk lUuslon was caught ‘ throughout the city of new assos- nrn. atomic blasts at Eniwetok. ham had left with her for delivery 18, aon of Mrt. Elisabeth M. Dan­ rehearsal. A social time will fol­ the bride le wearing a grty-wla- Bulletin! ahy of 19 Gorman place, and Mil- lace cloche. She carried a white alnatlons. A string o f army tanks The commission said in a state­ to President Tnitr.an if the Presi­ low the business session, with teria suit with matching hat, red New York, March 29h-^;P) ton U Stavnltsky, 19, eon of Mra. prayer book with white orchid Easter Hosiery clattered Into the streets. ment that a major project "is be­ dent asked for 11. rsfreshments by Mrs. Ruth Hutch­ Anna Stavnltsky of 88 Garden marker and streamers of stephano- aeceasoriee end en orchid coraage. The only exception from the ing carried out" at the super-secret mmim She gave hei te.etimony behind — Racketeer Frank CosteHo ins and her committee. Mrs. Emma After April 7, the couple wUI make curfew will be tomorrow night— Pacific island teat grounds. clo.sed doors ye.sterday to a Sen­ street, enUsted In the Marines on tis. M l i i i i i i was only “one of the sinister Dowd will see to the' entertain­ their home at 296 King street. New Spring shades in Sheer and Semi Sheer First "In order to assure the safety of S t Patrick’s Day. The Leather­ The maid of honor wore a pea­ tha Persian New Year—when ate Banking aubcommlMoc wlioae influences’’ on Tammany Hail, ment. East Hartford. traffic will be permitted until 2 a. vessels and aircraft operating in necks went all out for S t Pat­ cock blue net. ballerina length members have complained they rick’s Day by enlisting 68 recruits Quality Nylons. m. the central pacific, only, units of former Mayor William Group B of center church wom­ gown, with matching headpiece Mre. Burnham graduated from "can't find the truth’ in conflicting fbr the "Shamrock Platoon.” Both The martial law, limited to the (testing) task force are per­ What tree used to O’Dwyer told Senate crime en, Mrs. John Crosby, leader, will and mltU. She carried a bouquet Manchester High echool and until elonee from Dunham and itiiwe. the local men were administered Tehran and Imposed for a period mitted within the danger area thrive In and around investigators today. meat this evening at eight o’clock of iprtng flowen. 'Hie brldeBinaldH her marriage waa employed at the SEMI SHEER 30 DENIER...... $1.25 pr. 'I'Tic group made it public today. the oath of enlletment at Hart­ o f two months, came amid a wave around Eniwetok Atoll,” the state­ Picture? Manchester which In toe parish house. The members wore pink net ballerina length Aetna Fire Ineurance Company In Mr.a. Smooth was called aa a “ There were many,’’ said ford by the officer in chkrge of the Hartford. Mr. Burnham graduated o f rumors that new terrorism had ment added. has been killed off will fold bandages for the Memori­ gowns, matching headpieces and SHEER DARK SEAM NYLON, $1.25 and $1.50 pr. wilne.as bccauae Dunham hae O’Dwyer, now ambassador to Hartford Marine Corps recruiting from East Hartford High echool taken the lives of Iranian officials. Asked directly if new atomic What nationally entirely by a pest? al hospital mitts and colonial bouquets of Flattery” $ 5 .9 8 chargiMt that Itowe tried to get Mexico. station. and Is engaged In agricultural One rumor, totally unconfirmed blast testa are being conducted, What other tree Is spring flowers. SHEER DARK HEEL NYLON ...... $ 1.65 pr. here, waa that Governor-General commission officials said they could known Manchester him to resign and be "tlie goat" of Dr. John B. and Mrs. Shea of now threatened with Cub Pack 78 will hold its month­ The bride’s mother wore a light pursuits. Manouebar Egbal of Azerbaijan add nothing to the statement. athlete represented the Senate Inve.atlgatlon of al­ 348 Main street attended the a similar fate? Now York, Mnrcli 20.— mmon Pleas Court or­ By Bar Association ion to him, and "Mr. Dunham waa The House’s Minority Leader, very angry.” proved by both branches of the front today ran into "very stiff’’ Manhattan Democratic organiza­ dered the jury to return a verdict Mora than one-third of Rhode General Assembly. tion. John D. LaBelle (D-Manchester), for Zenik on that count. The Su­ New Haven, March 20— (F)— Op­ "Don't you dare to let that let- communist resistance. joined Shapiro in discussing the Island’s 12,000 CIO woolen-worsted 'The law requires that there be Costello, reputed eastern crime preme Court held that was also posing viewe of Connecticut’s pro­ Red Troops fighting from well budget at a "School for Legislative workets still sre on strike, says (Continued on Page Ten) a Republican and Democratic au­ ruler, admitted at the public hear­ correct. bate court system were presented dug in hill positions hurled back Action" at the capitol yesterday union spokesman .. Gen. Eiaen- ditor. The Democratic post is held ing yesterday that be had close Justice Patrick B. O’Sullivan to lawyers at a meeting here yes­ an American battalion after a by the Americans Veterans C!om- hower namea British Field Mar­ by former State Senator Joseph friends in Tammany Hail, and J W H H ’C wrote the unanimous opinion. The terday. day-long fight. %ARANTEED mlttee. But the Democratic leader shal Viscount Monigomery as his B. Downes of Norwich. used hls Influence once in picking MAIMMMtWl .CONII' high court found there had been To Judge Caiarles E. C3ark of its leader. had no predictions to make. deputy commander in Atlantic Longley’s name wae submitted In Tokyo, General MacArthur tires missing from the plant and the U. S. Second Circuit Court of Wife Slayer Earlier, O’Dwyer told the com­ Beautiful Easter Baskets LaBelle asserted, however, that Pact army .. French Cabinet de­ to the House minutes after Rep. ordered a news blackout on the that on the night of June 10, 1949, Appeals the present probate set-up mittee he did not believe big-scalc III WRirillG! he sees no reason for a sales tax cides that, if necessary, striking Nelson L. Carpenter, (R-Canter- distance to a certain line on the FULLY PACKED Stephen J. O'Brian, an employe is "hand-bolding Justloe, often bookmaking could exist without Phone na today tor a sdenliflr Increase, expressed the belief Korean peninsula, of the company, hid in a grove on mythical, at times ridiculous and public utility and transport work­ Gels 9 Years bury) announced hls withdrawal police protection. effleieney test of your oil Lodge’s budget contains "a lot of aa candidate for the $7,500 post re­ (Correspondents were not allqw- Belden Hill avenue, across from alMurd, occasionally sinister and ers will be subject to lines and Sparring testily with the crime burner, regardless o f He make water” and that revenue estimates always degrading." cently vacated by Frank Lynch ed to say specifically what this er type. W e win detarmlBe the the plant, to discover, if possible priaon If they stay off jo b ---- Con­ probers, O’Dwyer ssid it had been upon which it is based are low. when the latter was appointed line Is, but It obviously refers to fiMd aavinm a Timken Silent 0 9 c and nP how the tires were being stolen. A sharply different view waa gress sends to President Truman Former Milford Recre­ He said he thought that the budget Shortly after midnight, Romeo State Finance commissioner. Automatic Wall-FUme BurMS taken by Patrick Healy of Water- bill extending Federal rCnt con­ (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) win givs yon—and wnH gMer>- can be trimmed enough eo that an Fontain of South Norwalk came bury, ■ executive secretary of the trol in some 1,300 communities for ation Director Used Opposition to Carpenter had de­ sniee those savings in sritiiig Increase in the corporation tax out of the main gate where Zenik Connecticut Probate assembly. He 90 days past March 31. veloped with the Republican party would be enough to balance It. waa stationed and walked to a Axe to Stop Nagging contended the present system of Winston Churchill appears ready l>ecauae of proposed leKislatloii Makes Other Predictions parking lot where he got Into his "people’s courts" gave "conven­ for peace talks to end his Con­ now before the General Assembly In addition to forecasting ad­ car. ient, economical and expeditious New Haven, March 20—(g>) — servative Party’s nerve war tactics prohibiting legislators from dual journment without a budget. Shortly afterward O’Brien i local administration.” Victor A. Kristie. 51, former Mil­ that have kept sleepy-eyed Par­ job holding. About 100 lawyers attended the ford recreation director, was sen­ • t io ie r / « r liament sitting late into night Many GOP leaders took the (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) meeting, sponsored by the State tenced today to from 9 to 12 years stand that Carpenter’s appoint­ News Flashes after night. . . . West Oennaa gov­ In the State Prison for the January Bar aaaociatldn to air the varying ment as auditor would violate the (Ijitc Bulleilns ot the JPi W ire) views on proposals for reform in ernment has been asked by western 10 axe-slaying of his wife, Mary, allies to draw up plans for air and spirit if not the letter of the pro­ 0p ep eM O 94s YOU UE GEIA LOAN AI B s tB id the probate system. ITia bar saao- 47. posed ban. Clatlon is polling its 1700 membara na’val forces that might be part of Kristie pleaded guilty to a LOANS $2S 10 $S00 ON nONAniil AlONi Leader of Jobless March Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s A t­ In announcing hls withdrawal. on the issue in order to prepare charge o f manslaughter, aubstl- lantic Pact army, says German Carpenter said; Challenges GOP Prediction on Budget mti UR 35 years* experience has proved people ara recommendations to tha General tuted by State Attorney Abraham "I have asked my friends in the M Tk* mmis- Baltimore, March 20 — (JPi—^^ "The son, Paul, now 16, Is in jail. to Europe without Congressional approval. Their hopes were cal or dental eiqiensss. . enable srou to help rela­ 'health foir several years. , an amateur opera company many probate Judges get large fees and slon calls representatives of whole NAMES ADDED FREE "Mom, I ’m helpleaa.” Mrs. X visits him and describes raised when the House Rules committee put the debate un­ tives . . . make car or home repairs. . . get the cash He collapsed in the rectory of yearc. He was among the first of that "more than one-third of the broadcasting industc' to Washing­ "Then you can’t leave It alone,” him rolling on the floor in agony, old Bt. Patricks Church where he ton conference next Monday on der a rule permitting an^ and all amendments to be offered Floral Dress Fabrics today. his calling to volunteer in the Firet Judges g rt $1,000 a year or less.” Mrs. X said in despair. crying: n r i n i K E i v W. Ah. H.» A J Arartmwt Ow. bad been pastor 28 years, and died World War, and he served as a He said the only remedy waa a aattoaal security . . . In $1^,000 That’s part of how a mother “I got to have a needle! I got from the floor. The four-day debate starts April 3. LIMITED QUANTITY a few hours later without regain­ chaplain. state Integrate court, with the aegllgeaoe suit brought in Bridge­ told the Baltllnore Evening Sun to have a needle!” * * * TUB WAn TO AlflY HOME MACE CHOCOLATES ing consciousness. A t his bedside probate court included, to nm In a port Superior Court, 19-year-old Nation-wide attention first waa she .finally realized her 15-year-oId The story of hire. X and her eon U. S. To Call For Wider Hemisphere Defense ALL FIRST QUALITY Phone first for one trip loan . . . or. were the Rev. James J. Burke, hls focussed upon him in January 1932 business like way. Stamford girl claims it may be dif­ son was a dope addict. ia one that has aroused Baltimore ficult for her to besr children be­ Washington, March 20— (/P)— Senator Connally (D « Tex.), O l l i H K A T Bflautiful Ratos fabrics in printed floral come in ... or writR Itfs V m T prompt iy $1M pomil u4 >F senior, assistants, and others o f Uie when he set out from old St. Pat­ Healey, on the other hand, said He etarted smoking "reefere"— to an all-out battle against drugs. clergy who long had been asaoci- cause of injuries sustained in traf­ And a self-searching query how said today the United States will call on Central and SoutK OR I MaNBg • OR RMNACB to 4 out of S at i ricks at the head o f an “ Arm y of that the reorganization commlk- marihuana—ahe related. Soon, he OR aORBR • WAIM NIAIRR pattarns in Patalite Batiste, and Hoi- ated with him in religious and so­ the Unemployed.” More than 30,- .aion's proposal to make the probata fic mishap. was pawning posaeasions for a they can better help those who American nations for greater efforts on building up Wcsteni Y d . Drop In F o r One O f Out Hot Lunch Specials landa Broadcloth. cial work. The church's last rites 000 men made up this army, and courts rtate courts was a move “naedle” —^heroin. have succumbed. hemisphere defenses. Ba Here Early for Best Selection. T l y w e temaaarAxintar gigl8 ro flAV'Vgs* . or Aftemeon Tea With French Pastry were sdministered by these, who they traveled to Washington — in which would "amputata a leg to 'Treasury Balance Mra. X aaid ahe then had to give Sirs. X tells bow she and other • * • described Father Cox aa. a noble Jalopies and trucks and on foot— cure a, com.” him money for drugs. worried parents tried to do their ------— ------, GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES t e n m a t \ F IN A N C X C a ■ervant o f God. to petition President Hoover for Under ettisUng condltiona, ha Washington, March 20 — (/P) — "Ob, I know i; sounds awful,” own investigating. Launch Probe At Bradley Field M flw r • STATS TNSATlfl BUMflia ■ Bom March 7, 1886, in Pitts­ relief. qaid, probate courts render valu­ The posKion of the treaswgr March aha sobs. "But I talked it over They drove to dance halls and Hartford. March 20 — (tP) — Offidab at Bradk^FicM 788 MAW fllflifr. burgh, Father Cox aold newspapera “ It is Jobs these men want able public service Jn "economical, 18: net budget receipts,''81.625,• with my husband, and we didn't ice-cream paslors. launched an investigation today foOhwing the serioui burn­ OIL HEAT and Peters Chocolate Shoppe " It was all In the open. on city atrseta-to balp pay for hls not eharlty,” Father Cox declared. efficient and sympathetic opera- 551,317.64; midget expenditures, know who to turn to. W e thought ing this morning ot SjSgt. George H. Kendall, 24, of 15 Rhfldfl UmmWHimaimHeetmmwtttamm 691 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER aducatiMi. Hartng known the rigors $160454,447,20; cash balance, $5,- if we did anj(thing else we’d get ENGINEERING of puysfty flnthand, hs aarly bs- (OaallaMd oa Faga'^wo). > (OMttaoafl M ffbga KigM). 725,945,477.82. our chUd in trouble." street in the motor garage there. Mr St; ' Td. MiM! 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Vr ILjlNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 20,1961 PA6ET1 (.* I i, r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1961 m . To Give Address and aU enjoyed the group singing Leader of Jobless how aclanca and madlcal traat- Mlsa Huldah A. Butler, be spent yaar. Tlia lU t a HaMth flapart* Flynns Surprised and the talents of various mem- Manchester Answers to ■nea work haa davalopad rapidly ment now fortunataly hav# halpad to buy a flic for the bills that mant'a annual ataUatlcal aurvay t to vacant yaars, tha commlttae ra- Emergency Doctor* bera o f the group which helped On Visual Aids Delivers Talk to bring relief to aufferera qf thle need to be kept on record. ahowatl 8,714 dlvoreaa and annul- March Succumbs Board0 Scans ported. mants for 1980, against 19,380 make the evening a moat enjoy­ 44 disease., .Bev. Musser Illustrated Mre. Alton Hall reported the At Housewamiing Date Book ’What i* Your MQ?*' Cafeteria Director Dr. J. A. Segal, tel. 6125; his talk with sketches he had sum of 33,456.03 for the sale of marriaget. HTTER *HD able one. ’’ Mambars and friends of the The cafeteria director would On Alcoholics (Coattouad from Pag# Oae) School Budget and Dr. Joseph Masaaro, tel. made while he lived among the In- ("hristmas seals in 1950. Green P T A will have an oppor­ supervise Manchester'a nine school 7069, are the phyalclana of the hahltanta for thirty days gather­ The guest speaker was Intro­ Asalgnafl to Yala A aurprlM houMwarmlng w u Myetie Man Billed Satnrday. Mareb M tunity to aee and hear about one of cafeterias which are now doing a Brunner All along the way crowds gath­ 1—Answer to picture: Plaque »t Mancheater Medical Associa­ ing evidence and Information. duced by Mra. Jamea Farr, chair­ Hartford. March 20—UP>—Cant. hold Saturday night for Mr. and Annual meeting and election of education's newest mediums of in­ total gross bualneas of $60,000. tion who will respond to emer­ Rockville Pastor Tells'of man of the program cummittee. ; SERVICE Groton. March 30.—(^ —A Mys­ oSlcsra of Britlsh-American club. ered to watch the strange caravan Manchester Green commem­ Three More Teachers His talk helped to bring ftirtli William P. Kannsril, a World War Mrs. Potor Flynn at their new orating Washington's atop at struction, that o f visual-mlda, to­ The extra clerk la needed, the gency calls tomorow afternoon. in ma(^y minds the problems con­ II vetaron recently recalled to tic man was killed and two other 4 p. m. and eapecially to glimpse lU leader. His Experience on tlw home at 7S -Broad etreet. About Woodbridge Tavern, which morrow evening. committee said, to help with in­ fronting people with thla disease t,7I4 DIVorcM In 19.10 active duty, haa been assigned to persona seriously Injured In 4 col­ Wednesday, March tS Later Father Cox organised the Laurence Spencer, Director of For High School Need* creased paper work on guidance, “HI-VALU” twenty-two frlende and relative* stood nearby. and a more syinpayiellc viewpoint Hartford, March 20 -(/Pi—One the staff of the Yale Department lision between a passenger car Fashion show by Burton's spon­ “Blue Shlrta" to further hto pro­ Visual-aids in the Manchester health and administrative records. New York Bowery HiMkwIir Setter Barbers sored by Wesley group of South j gram aimed at eoclal and economic 3— Joseph McCluskey. ed and Other Help toward their recovery. marriage went on the rocka for ev­ of Military Science. He will help were preaent. ' and a trailer truck at an Intersec­ schools will be In charge of the Other Buatneaa Transacted tion of Route 84 here last night. Methodist church. betterment of the massee, par­ 8—Highest point In Manchester Is Pythian Knights During a brief business meet­ ery seven new couples setting up train students enrolled .In the MMhi St^ Opp» Sefcool Hoateaaca for the occaalon were program. He will ask various Also accepted were recommen­ Rev. Forrest Musser of Rock­ ing. with Mrs. Zoe Burke presid­ State police at the Groton bar­ Testimonial banquet for Nassiff ticularly the unemployed. A t Its at Birch Mountain Road and Tha 1961-52 tch(x>I budget will ville was the guest speaker at the housekeeping In Connecticut last. ROTC.' Mre. Edward Cronin of 3 ‘ Drive O, members of the teaching staff to dations that the board assume the ing, the following ^ recommenda­ USED CARS racks Identified the dead man as Arms basketball team at Ameri­ peak, the organisation claimed the town line, with an elevation probably include an appropriation meeting of the Manchester Educa­ 4 IARBERS o n W I1K.INDS Mra. Edward MoCartan of 136 El* demonstrate the use o f these audio cost of printing the school hand­ To Hold Social tions were voted; William Hanley, 61, of 7 Grove can Legion Home, 6:80 p. m. 200,000 members. of 760 feet. Lowest point Is at tional club last Friday evening st drldge atreet and Mra. Raymond West Middle Turnpike and and visual aids. Those assisting for approximately $13,600 for book, securing speakers for assem­ I’hat llfty dollars be given to Griffin of 64 Avery atreet. On be­ avenue. Mystic. His companion. Thursday. March 29 In August, 1632. Father Cox the Nathan Hale school. He talk­ Hop Brook, with an elevation him will be: Miss Mqrtha White, tljrea additional High school bly programs and paying for the Memorial Lodge, No. 38, the State Tuberculosis Associa­ half o f thoae preaent Jamea Sulli­ Virgil Huntley, also of Mystic, League of Women Votera work­ Joined forces wdth "Coin” Harvey Music Director; Miss Hazel Hooey, rental of the armory. Student A c­ ed on his experiences In "Skid suffered severe head Injuries. The shop on State ConatltuUon at "T ," of Arkansas and a national con­ of 70 feeL teachers and a guidance counsel­ Knlghta of Pylhia.s. will hold a tion a9 B scholarship fund for van of 64 A very atreet preaented Dental Hygienist; Harry Novack, tivities Association funds now pay Row " in New York C?ity. tendiers wishing to study health driver of the truck, George Smith. vention aaaembled in St. Louis ss 4— John Olds is called the "father’ or, office clerk and cafeteria di­ brief meeting at 7:45 sharp to Rev. Musser very vividly de­ Mr. and Mra. Flynn with a televl- 8 p. m. Speech Therapist; Miss Marjorie these expenses. idueation at Yale University. 43, of IftO Merrimack avenue. New Friday, March M the "U berty Jobless" party. But of Manchester. A t a Town rector, the Board of Education In­ morrow evening in Castle ball, scribed the conditions of alcohol­ BUY NOW alon table and a purae of money, Leidholdt. teacher of Grade One; Concerning a course In driver liolway street, following whic