Dulles Calls Red Plan for Germany Stupid

MONDAY, JANUARY 12. 1959* The Weather PAOTratEEN Average Daily Net Press Run iim trljf0tpr lEwpning For the Week Ending Forecaurt of II.. a. Weather BoroM January 10th,' 1959 Fnlr and a bit colder tonight and St Judo Thaddeus Mothers The Queen of Peace Mothers Cir- have particlMted with Johnwn In The Officers' Wives Club of the I . Clrcle will meet Wednesday at | cle wilt meet tomorrow night all Court Slates the Towers breaks. * PRESCRIPTIONS 12,864 Wednesday. I*»w tonight 20 to 28. 93rd A A A Group will hold It* Kingalgy ha* been charged with High Wednesday In middle SO*. About Town monthly luncheon at the Head- 815 pm. at the home of Mrs. ,8:15 at the home of Mrs. Frank' DAT OR NIGHT Member of the Audit Herbert Carvev, .1 Scarborough 1 Pearaon. 110 Bretlon Rd. Tlie co-1 breakUig and entering the Pine BY EXPERTS qtiarter.s of Ihe 63rd Artillery Pharfnagy, on Center St., and the Bureau of drrulatlon I Rd. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.' hostess will be Mrs. Allyn M ar-; Manchenter— A City o f Village Charm TJi* VF\V Auxiliary will meet to- Group. New Britain, tomorrow lit Safe Break Manchester Motor Salqs, in March Thomas Sweeney and Mr*. Robert, _ ! TOontw night at T;SO at tha post 12:30 p.m. I 1954. *. ARTHUR DRUB In all. Stale Police said the four, (UlaMlIied Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CEN’1’8 home. Officer* having tmiforms are i ____ I The Nathan Hale PTA will hold Cases Jan. 31 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 1.1. 19.59 miuested to wear them. Tlie Holy Name Society of the Friendlv Society will Ha monthly meeting tomorrow at Skating working singly, in pairs or in VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 87 ______* Chuixh of the_A*sumption ^ am.ltorlum., groups of three and four, com­ Orford Pariah Chapter. DAIt, The largest crowd of the season, Four men said to haVe admitted mitted more than 30 breaks in The*'‘i'ues\*speake?* Officer'' ?'hurch "lomorrow"at"6:4s'p:nv « brief biisine** meet- wiU meet Thureday afternoon at hall. The, guest speaaer irmcer hall I leg. s panel made up of Nathan an estimated 3.000 skaters, used breaka in Manchester and else­ Connecticut in the six years. Ralph Waterman, wil talk on. the the upper parish hall. I School teacher* will, discuss the facilities at Center Springs In court Saturday Joseph Ko- 2:30 at the home o f Mr*. Wallace where in Connecticut in the last State CD Votes Indian Assails Jonee. 30 Phelpa Rd. Mies Kathe­ diitlc.s of a slate policeman. Pond for ice skating yesterday the walczyk and Johnson were rep- i I , topics previoiislVfcselected by the EXPERT rine Matthiea adics of St. James arc rc-' hold a .special meeting tomorrow Mothers Circle will meet Wednes- sel asked for the later court date, open at 8 p.m. miiidcd of the hohhv show meeting night at 7:30 at the Ma.sonic Tern-! day at 8 p.m. with Mrs. John The Women's Fellowship of Cen- Night* ^ A s y w Plus Parts Hale's Shoe Repair budget for the new fiscal year ; c;”' "’.-’‘i;’' he treated. " White Bird wrote. I - and the Stale Police agreed. W, Martin Jr. of Massachusetts. | Monda.V Htternooll at tlie tonight at 8:115 in St. James'School pipple The The Entered Entered Apprentice Apprentice de-: de-| Allison. 40 40 W'e*trnlnstcr weRtmlnstcr Rd, KO, Mrs. M rs.ltcr Church will hold a "W e continued to treat them All four defendants were pre- TEI. M I 3-5482 t'»e Our Oak St. Entrance contemplates a surplus of Dirksen was named to succeed for- State Armory, ns guests ns long as they con­ Hall, Exhibils must « t 11 he ronfen ed. Follouhng ! Ed^^^ Morancey will be co-host- the Bethany Group ■ ,,,„Ved on ■varTou"s' cha7gea orbre'ak^ about $100 million. mer Sen, William F. Knowland of i action was taken on a pro-^ ducted Ihenvselves, ns guests. Holds Fipb fore 8 o clock, and the a.s.sembly | degree work theie «ill he a css. , Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3; ing and entering. The Kowalczyk House GOP leader Charles A. California. | posal which would he placed in ef- | hall will he opened fnr this purpose ,ociaI hour and refrc.shments We were otter, refened to as PRESCRIPTIONS brothel’s are accused of the $8,000 Halleck of Indiana told newsmen A l today’s session, budget di- feet until such time a.* each coni- uncivilized savages, at 7 o'clock. Mrs John .1. Mitc hell, 1 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis- pm. there is hope of a tax reduction in ’I'he Dance Teachers' Cliih of, ters. will seal their new officers A variety of projects is being safe-cracking job at King’s De­ rector .Maurice Stans gave the munily that has the requirement . "You being a visitor of this On German, Frm Delivery 28 Otis .St . is chairman of the 14.16-18 the next two or three year* if the lawmaker* a preview of the ad- ; perfects an ev.icualion plan, under , program. Connectii ut will hold its annual | tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Odd Fcl- planned and all the women of the partment store in 1957. onetime India.: territory of heavily Democratic new Congress minisU-alion budget, I^aymond J. the adopted .state suivival plan, Mulligan. 1 must apologize banquet Sunday at the Hawthorne, lows hall, all of whom will wear Church arc- invited to come andJohnson, who was picked up A PLACE EVERYONE goes along with Eisenhower's LIGQEn DRUG Inn in Berlin. i their white gowns. Deputy Mrs.participate as they wish for the Tuesday, three days after State -Saulnier. chairman of tiie Pres- The fir.-' Post 102 ★ COMPLETE CAR Methodist Oiurch WSCS will he Citizens' meeting and other groups In reply to a question that Eisen- Halleck .said the GOP lead- of f^e State (T> .sitaff and direcloi- Alan Pratt was in.slalled presi- will visit al three convalescent Front End. Brake and I'ullc.* told * new* conference American Legion held at the home of Mr*. fTiarlc.s, , .. .. j , hower informed the ^^*^^f®*** er.a at today's .ae.asion wer^ “ all of the aiirviyal pioieoi. To Be Used as 1 the United State* and its Alltea PAINTING ITranmie, .51 Green Manor Rd,, a t Hent of the Methodist Youth krl- homes al 2 p.m. , Shock Absorber lonal delegation the budfret Hf^tual* j the attainability He that the policy stand firm on their basic policy 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Tlie co- lowship iM Y F ) at Ihe South Meth- Those who plan to slay for | SQUARE DANCE LESSONS SATURDAY. JAN. 17 I.ALQIER and ENAMEL ly coniemp\Mn a surplus of about j ^ balanced budget next fiscal would not conflict with the pres- of lying a rciiniled Germany into . hostes.s will he Mrs. Raymond Mc- odist Church last evening. Serving l'*ncU are asked to bring a box j Inspection. Marriage Trap SUPPER 7 P.M. TEI-. MI 9-.502.'i FOR $100 million. I year without .‘tacrifiemp or nn- ont siirviva] plan and that it woiilfl Ihe we.slem world. Giigan. with him are Kenneth Smith, vice lunch. Dessert and coffee will be i Work done by experts on all In the current fiscal year a injnrinn any of the ea.etale Police C'ominiasionei ciised of abducting a new horn baby gotiating with Mikoyan. For Signs OFFICE Bv L.\RR5' .\LLEX ^ Approximately 3.000 pmsons He left the way open, so far as . relary.. will he in charge. Refre.sh- worship service was lead by Carl , meeting will be a panel discussion ' • / r f i;- .. ^ .Inhn P. Kell.v. Deputy F.diiration to pass off as her own in a mar- Reichelt. outgoing president, and on "Discipline.’ Havana, Jan. 13 ‘/P< - The execii-1 are being held throughout Cuba Commissioner William H Flaherty riage trap. the Unilwl States is concerned, for I menta .Will be served. In Oriente there are about .500. Dorelle k'ish. : Three panel members will dis- tion toll Is mounting as Fidel Ca.*- and Mnj. Gen. Fredericli C, xi,e 4,’!-vear-old bleached blonde the talks with Mikoyan and other according to Ridel'* Fidel's hrniherbrother RaniRaul ‘ ri.-(ir, i.o .. m e 4.1-year-ower foreign ministers meet- Town Conti Judge Wesley C. Grvk’s home, was accompanied to Ihe arniigiiincnt h\- Slate Police I.l. Bailow, For two years of service child: Church, home and school. tator Fulgencio Batista. The wceki.v news magazine Bo vote against tlie plan hut he fell a'hen the intanl was 2'-j hours old ing. MYK sweater emblems went .to Mrs. Hooks .Johnston, director NOW’S THE TIME TO STOCK UP! A t least 14.5 persops Jiad been hernia charged that 20,000 Cubans ^ ^,-ecloi he could not hail hearing in Brooklyn Samuel Rome, far left, and Manchester Police Ciipl. Walter Ca.ssclls Sr. i Herald Photo by Ofiaral. Dulles said the United Stales is LYNN POULTRY FARMS Dorelle Fish. Jean Hamell, an claim tlial the about them yesterday. ; bill at a caucus before the House (Oontinned on Page Seven) eat- 27-year-o'd electrician wa's not in Denlf*^^ .-\rHon conveneU wise there was no information on the Catholic Youtl, Movement in 'l i t Shot ill Temple These alibi witnesses liave led But he said that Kam:n«5ky ‘’de- pointed out that its effectiveness Bulletins I'oT Free Estimate In Y our Home. the trials of the condemned men. ' Oriente said they were mosU^^^ ,,ciencr;!f K l c a " '^ police to consider the possibility nies the arson end of It " would be lessened .unless it was 33 nrUKE ROAD, KOCKVILl.E that Kaminskv had an accomplice In his denial, Slate Police said, passed early in the sessmn. Apparently moat 'were being held young men police guards ac sessment of Sen Paul H. Douglas front the AP Wires Hale’s BLANKETS In secret and bv militarv courts ' of violence and cruelty. . alleged At Groton Base in Uie attack on the Cryk home. Kaninskv has maintained lha' he Ooogel said the Democrats iD-Illi, one of the leaders of the Pwome also tint not atlempi to nowliere near the C.rvk home wanted bi-partisan approval of the rather than by the revolutionary informers, and 7 '';^ ® ';! '’ ^ ‘ h® ; bipartisan fight for a rul^^ discredit speculation tliai the al- at i2Z K. Center St. at the tube measure ralher than a possibly WHAT .A VALI E! courts which the new regime has private army of m®'' Sen. P ^ Southern Senators pro- QUINX. IIAMEY' IN NEW JOBS said would be establishing to try Rolando Masferre.^ which dc- Oiotnn. .Ihm. 13 "T A 23-veat leged blackmail and aisun attempt ibe burning fli.re crashed through elose or narrow vlctor> on it. Ilf'*! ' ’''yk a‘ l- the living room window The Republicans, meeting for Milwaukee, Jan. IS i$5—Jriui "war crime offenders. went too far. oifi niarinf* is on the nitical list the Qiilnn. resigned today as general GHATHAM AGRILAN and Not all the defendants got the ing the relicllion. ct n lu l lawyer, repi-esented Mrs. Rome said police have been more than an houi befoie HALE'S "LURON" REG. $6.98 «l the PubmArine Base ^ KaSninsky in her domestic difficul-' c^'ecking this alibi since Suiulay. House convened today, also cieat manager of ihe Slilwaukee death penalty. Two policemen in to Florida. But an overwhelming majoiity NYLON, RAYON BLEND RAYON BLEND BLANKETS I of the Senate voted 72-22 for the Hospital as s result of an ar- with her husband. Asked about and have qiieslioncd "two or three ed a GOP Policy f'oniinilteo and a' Brave* and a*'cei»ted a similar Manzanillo were sentenced lo 10 ------: new rule to allow two-thirds of the '>idental shooting al 12:15 a m. to- . this possible connection. Romp said people ’ wiio sav that Kaniin*k\ Whip organization for the session l>o«t with the Philadelphia Phil­ years In prison. I (Continued on Page Two) Weather Report EXTRA SPECIAI,: $C Q Q I Senators present and voting to cut i . only. "That's a good wonderment ” , wa.* in a North Emi rcalam anl al P.epiitilican legislators in each lips. The Phillies general mana­ day. ger, Roy Ilamey, reportedly wa* Regular .$7.98 Value...... : off debate. A rule in effect since ■' ■ i r- , r, reoree Rome declined to elaborate on n,p ynie of the arson attempt, i of Uie eight GOP county delega- 1949 had required the voles of two-I ^ Tlie ba.se said Co the evidence he .said police have wa.* picked up by loc.'d I Hons were appointed W’liip.* to fired and 'vill become assistant BLANKETS Rema.ikably warm and light weight. Wa.sh-' thirds of the entire .Senate mem- ■'"■''dR Kaminsky to a blaekmail police in a North End restaiirani keep labs on their delegation.* general manager of the world Stratford, who was cnrpnral-or- ('hRin|)lnn New Y’'ork Yankees. Save On Famous Broadloom Rugs es so ea.sily and drie.s quickly. Guaranteed i bei’ship, or 66 of the 98 Senators a half hour after (Jrvk nrliflefl The policy committee will be' the-giiard last night, was shot in Tile .tOyearold Quinn, general again.st moth damage, (,’olor.s: Pink, blue, yel­ ' The niles battle roared lo its , them of the bombing ' . made up of the ranking GDI’ mem LONG HARD Dior Aide Applauds the head when a .45 automatic he- manager of the Braves since low. while, green and beige. Size 72"x90". I climax last night witli Senators in 'T "!', ” v '" .T ' xVL, I ' A.* a result. Rome said. "We are hers on ail legislative commit-1 sharp dkeagreement over what the ‘ "R h®ld b.y ‘ h® oving Matine 1916, said he would report to the ‘ 4 . 9 9 72"x90" SIxe —— 1^—— • I ^ U-* . (KpcurUv watrn Po , Enmnnn J. News Tidbits I trying to determine whether lie j leer Phillies Friday. And Wall - To ■ Wall Carpets effect of the new rule will be. Norwich, ws.* a c ' I did or did not do it illirow the House Minority Le.ader .A. fiearle REG. $15.95 HALE'S Triumph tor Johnson Culled from AT Wires ! flare 1 or whether he caused some- Pinnev of Brookfield said that the! MENT.AL TEST DENIED A wond'crful value. Regular weight, extra York Fashions eidentally discharged. the WINTER warm in six beautiful colors. "CHARMHOUSE" 100% ACRILAN New But no one questioned that the The aceldent oecurred In the , one el.se lo do it." | narrow halanee of power 111 New Vork, .Ian, IS (TP)— Mrs. ’ ______' first time 111 83 years The Dem outcome was a spectacular tri- ba.se seciii'itv office while Myers 1 ' In\ arone was held III lieu of $50i- iimph for Sen. Lyndon B. John.son ; seated at a desk. I (Continued on Page Seven) ) ocrals control the Hou.se 14I-1?8. in I I I I - HALE’S "CHARMHOCSE” Gov. Orvaf Kaiibua lake a near 000 bail today on charges grow­ By DOROTHI' KOE Vdate dresses for the young In of T-exas, the Senate Democratic | biillel entered Myers' right unprecedented tlitrd-term oath a s ’ ing out of the kidnaping of 2V4- DEFY THEsCGLD and WIND WITH A RAYON-NYION BLEND . (.AP Women’* Editor) ! heart. leader. temple, passed behind the eye and Arkan.«as chief e.xecutive . . BUls hour-old Lisa Rose Chlondllo.-l,. • M p h o w li * Bigelcvr New York Jan 13 oPi ish-ery ‘ When it was »nnounced that The change in rule* went f,,,, u,rough the left cheek. ilpsigned to lighten the financ/l Bare Faels Uiieovere- both pariies called it a reasonahle. | niimiles atfer the shoot-, *i„m elrarance progrum proposed Clothes Make the Man, Washington, Jan. IS (

— beautiful color.*. ■ ican-know-how,’ in making smart, middle-of-the-road .solution. - i„g tlie Marine was in the hns- todav bv Sen. Prescott Bush . . . President Elsenhoiver will an­ This blanket ia a regidar $15.95 in the na­ blonde who has "''H V w-earable clothes available to the swer newsmen's questions- m a THAT CAN BE INSTALLED IN MINUTES. KeRular .S9.95 Value. tionally advertised line. Check tlie features of ■ pital. He never lost eonsciousness. ^ Court reorg.mization endorsed in House of Dior in Paris since Its (Corttlnued on Page Three) public forum tomorrow, with SPECIAL: ...... *6 9 9 A,crilan blankets washes quickly and easily public al prices within the aver­ Myers’ neare.*t relative is bis I prineiplr by executive comniiltee Psychologist Reports no shrinkage. Mothproof, warm as wool. Inception. age budget. But she isn’t selling uncle, George Simp.son of S ria t-lo f Hartford County Bar Assn., his replies broadcast live by tele­ I talked w'ith Yvonne during French fashion short. ford, who was brought to'the base ; meeting at Hotel Bond in Hartford vision and radio. The occasioq TYPICAL SAVINGS! " I can see in many of these »o- by State Police | . . . GOP House whip I.4iuis Pa- win be the President’s appear­ IZ Immediate Delivery REG. $16.98 100% W OOL tlie first afternoon's showings of Vole Loser Takes • make the man. He says we all OUR 5th SHIPMENT! New York spring fashions, staged bcaiitifiil dressei inapiCation* from 5r.ver.* is single and slays at the : rfnia suggests that Governor Ribi- -East Lansing, Mich.. .Tan. 13 ance before the National P r e « REMNANT WALL-TO-WALL I look at clothe.* to help de­ Club, which Is celebrating Its KENWOOD for 200 members of .the nation's the last Paris collections." she said. A e v l l t i r i 111 T i l ^ l l O r i Marine Barracks st the base, but poff "Inquire Into the statu* of (J>i—Have you ever wondered BARGAINS CARPETS *•’•*** *-i*r5» * address 1.* hi.* iinele’s home. Welfare Department" in line termine the job. social status ,50th anniversary. It will' be SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF .S.H.98 fashion press. "But they have been ada|iled so what would happen if .some Many nnp-^nf-H*Ulnd. Ca**h ALEXANDER SMITH .EXTRA LARGE 81 "x108". skillfully to the American taste ! Marine first 'Lt. R O .Adams w-ith his aim for reorganization of cosmic calamity suddenly and trait.* nf a stranger, Elsenhower’s first visit tci the As the fresh, youthful Hete are some otlter hare and earrv. mass-produced . fashions parad- They aremot copies.. This I do not Lisbon, Portugal. Jan. 13 iiPi - is conducting an investigation. j departments in interest of economy rendered every per.son i,n the club since he became President. •2-7\l8 SC ATTKK R K iS TWEED facts Dr. Vener uncovered in TRIPLE-TRACK BLANKETS ed down the runway, the French- ^ut Hte prig,,,^al feeling per- Gen. Humberto Delgado, who lost - ..... - 1 ^nd efficiency. world stark naked ? ! hi.* clothing research: HOUSING AIDE RESIGNS Finished . .. . .each 90d WHITE woman's eyes sparkled with ap- haps was born in Paris." Hhe first serious election challenge 1 -r* *• 1 Fast moving storm push®* You probably havenl. hut Only $6.50 Sq. Yd. Yvonne, who was a surgical lo dictator Premier Antonio Oil- P o l l C 0 L l l F U through Northeast, spreading 2- Dr. Arthur M. 'Vener <>f Michi­ j 1. Persons who iiave "come tVashngton, ^lui' *5 dPi— Unfinished ...each 40^ ALUMINUM SHEET BLAHKETS preciatlcui. ’ ” lip in the world’’ are more A I nui’se in the French Army during veira Salazar in 30 years, was a ^ snow blanket from Great gan State Univer.sity ha.*. President Elsenhower today ac­ n "The things are charming," she ! aware of clothes thdn those ^ ^ 9 8 72"x90" World War II, went to worl^ for refugee in the Brazilian embas.sy f 5] \ v L llf s iS Lakes into northern Pennsylvania And - as you may have cepted the resignation of Albert SMALL CARPET RANDOLPH WILTON COMBINATION said. "Anyone would like to wear' the late Christian Dior before his today. i I Y *. ! snd through .New England ... I wild liHve been in the same M. Cole as chief of the Housing SIZE them. Here in America they work guessed- one of his .special- I ei nnomic ami social group all MATS Only $9.50 Sq. Yd. ' u* It t a na.HoH T think I and Still famotis collection. Delgado said police planned lo ------Scientists at Smithsonian Aslro- tie.* is psychology. and Home Finance .Agency. The For, under potted plants, on trenastrends that are neea^needed. Ii imna.thin j ^hich launched the "New Look” arrest him. The government denied Seoul, Jan. 13 DieJiard op- pjiygical Observatory in Cam- i tlieir hve-s. resignation of the Republl(san ■More than 2

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959 a statement by Roy Wilkins, a top me she was pregnant," the official of the National Association Infant Stolen said. "I Was embarrassed and' Meeting Slated Rev. Bsmard L. IfcOurk. They Senators Vote for the Advancement of Colored didn't know whit to say. She hurst out crying and told me I couldn’t B y TPC Tonight Bolton were Steven Robert, son of Mr. and Coventry Mikoyan Hobnobs come to live With Ker the way Mrs, Robert Munson of Riga Lan^', T i l l I p A C 1T |R I1< 7P '*'He'%ald the responsibility for To Be Used as Noel Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheinwold on Bridgir 0 effective civil r.ijrhts things were. Several lajmuts for proposed cen­ Execution Toll 145 measures now-‘‘is squnrely. up to William A. Miller of North Coven­ "1 promised never to tell. That’s sus tracts In Manchester will be Area Police try; and Patricia Rose, daughter of Builder Asks the congressional leadera of both Marriafije Trap w'h.v I didn't tell police I saw tl)e considered at a meeting of the With Capitalists lOn Filibusters parties who sponsored the John­ baby tn her apartment on Saltir- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boland of, North Town Planning Commission at 7:30 DEEP FINESSE son formula.” /^ day. After all, my word to my Coventry. WINS TOURNAMENT (ConUnued .Kdii Page Une) tonight tn the Municipal Building. In Cuban Reprisals Hear Expert Zone Change North deate/ (Oonttnard from Page One) Douglas offered ah amendment mother is an important thing to The TPC vvas designated as a Public Record* By Alfred Sheinwold Noith-SouduMiliieiablo Lo8 Angeles. Jan 13 (fP) — Rus­ who relayed it to Brando In to permit fillbuste'ra to be halted me,” Warrantee Deeds: U and-R Con­ claiming she had delivered it by census tract committee a few U.S. Masters Team Champion jm itT B sia’s Deputy Premier Anastas I. French. Douglas said, bo"'*'’er, that it by the voles o^/fSO Senators, or a struction Co. to George A. Banks, For Grocery 4h K J 9 • C herself the night of Jan. 2. The girl said she waa sure that weeks sgn hy the Board of Direc­ (OMltaiwa fro,B F « (f One) On Evidence property in Riga Heights; John Finesses ^re an old atory to Mikoyan capped a busy tour of L«s W'hen he walked onto a nearby marked a great victory for South­ majority of the entire membership, her mother (didn't take the infant tors, ami since that time has been most bridge players, but even an . ¥ 9 3 set where Jerry Liewis was making ern Senators. after 15 d ^ ’8. It went down to de­ Medical evin.-nce 'contradicted About Town and Charlotte Swanson to the / f A K 6 Angeles with a surprise appear­ her claim. Blood teats, the baby's from someone else because “she's working on the most practical way Seme of the men protested they A verbal -request, from Joseph old story may have a new twist. ’■Don’t Give Up the Ship,’’ the With the ^ j ) f Conservative Re­ feat by a,67-28 count. Tolland County Detective Arthur Town of Bolton, property on Bran­ / « 10 6 2 foolf.rlnLs and a physical exam­ not that kind of woman,” to divide the town Into sections Lombard of Wethersfield for Here is one that helped Mrs. D. B. ance on a local television show contedian quipped; publicans, he said, they had been Then^Sen. Thurston Morton (R- "My riiother looked sick, strange were member* of the rebel move­ Mrs. Patricia Levitsky. 85 Klor- Koss instnlcted the Civ.l Defense dy St. m t s t EA9T ination of Ml'S, lava) one es­ which will be canvassed during the H ill change of zone from nlral residen­ Hawes, of Fort Worth, win the last night. "la. this the guy? He looks like able " n ^ only to blunt but to kv) proposed an amendment findei and pale,” abe aald. "She hasn't ment. One ehouted "Ftdel Ceetro Quitclaim Deed: L and R Con­ A 10 7 3 2 AAQ4 tablished the baby's identity and taking of the 1960 census. Snce St., is a member of the com-1 Police School in its session here tial to business zone of property Open Pair Championship In the Aaron Lebadoff." reverse/the drive for civil righta which three-fifths, or 60 per cent, been heraelf alnce my father died. is u i sssnasin." Most stood at at- struction Co. to Daniel and Freda ¥ 10 « 7 ¥ 6 5 The bustling Soviet official hob­ ruled out the woman's story, po­ The proposals made at a recent mitlee planning the Hlllyer College | night. Pott, land in Riga Heights. he owns on South St. near Daley national tournament a month/or 4 9 8 ♦JlOdZ nobbed with movie stars, college Mikoyan joined In the laughter and an effective anti- filibuster of the Senators present pnd voting After what aho went through with Planning Commission meeting tentimi wlUwut blindfolds or arm Alumni As.sociatlon of the Univer­ Koss talked on police prepara- Rd. was heard by the Zoning and so ago. when it was explained that Leba- ru le/ ti-ould have been able Jh choke off lice said. niy firother, she's been even worse. 4 7 9 7 3 4 AKQ8 students and dyed-in-th*-wool Cap­ Before the results of the medi­ have been Incorporated In maps bindings. sity of Hartford buffet dance. The tlnn of evidence for presentation In Menchestcr Evening Herald Bol­ Planning Commission last night. Veiy few players In th^4ouma- SO U lU italists before dashing through doff was a well-known comic of Jn contrast. Sen. Richard B; a filibuster. It was rejected .IS-Se. He died so young. , . " prepared hy Town Planning Engi­ affair will be held .Saturday night rf>\irt. The school, held for area Lombard told the commission he An attempt al.so was made to cal teals were made known, the They were cut down with rifles ton correspondent, Doris M. m «it managed to win teaf tricks at 4 5 Hollywood in a police-led caravan the Yiddish theater. piissell (D-Gal, said "it is a sad The daugliter added: ”l'm con­ neer Edwaid .1 Ryhcz.vk and W)ll in the Offleers <’lub of the State police gro\ip.’i. including CD auxili­ IPItalia, telephone Mitchell S-.5545. wishes to proceed with plans, dis­ ¥ AKQ742: A camera crew then shot an ac­ day when, the Senate of the United strike nut of John.aon’.<< resoliilion inianfa father, KranH, 28, joyfully vinced she never took the habv.” and automatic weapons, and fin­ a contract of' four heirts. They to keep the hastily made TV date. made positive Idcnl' cation fi'om a be studied lirnighl. Armory. Hartfoid ary, constables and deputy sheriffs, cussed at the last meeting, for a were sure to win six trumps and ♦ Q 7 5 3 Not an egg, tomato or epithet tual film sequence of Mikoyan, Slates demeans Itself by imposing a section providing that the iiile.a Also schediileil for tonight's ished off with pistols. The dirt of the Senate shall cari'y over small birthmark over the left eye has an enrollment of 28 men and j supermarke’t in that area. The re- three diamonds, /but there they 4 3 4 Lewis and actress Dina Merrill. new restraints" on freedom of de­ meeting Is a discussion on lowering oaESSEO was pushed back in over the was hurled at Mikoyan all day, in from one Congress to the next "un­ and, he said,, "Her beautiful hands The public Is invited to attend one wom an.' que.st for change in zone includes came to a halt,'^ North East Soalh West The scene was broken up when bate. the bond on Burnham Estates, a bodies and by 10 a.m. the execu­ Seoul Police Curb sharp contrast to his earlier visits less they are changed as provided and feet." the military whist and setback .Sessions have been held weekly property now occupied by Tuttle’s The unsuc(;eiMful players sooner 14 1 NT DbL 2 4 in Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and | si''***" ^ Frank Freeman And Sen. Strom Thurmond (D- TV lo Besiimc 7l)-lot subdivision on Burnham SI . tions were over. on Monday evenings .since October Garage. Pass Pass 3 ¥ Pss* in the.se rules." Bui the provision The baby, in good health, was Castro in a statement said Tuba party, spon.«ored by St. Bridgct'a or later led a. spade to finesse dum­ San Francisco. Police and State j SCi .said he would have preferred snd a proposeil zone change sought HPsary Society, at the Knights of and will continue until May. The Security Law Foes The property In question is zoned 3 4 Pass 4 ¥ An Pan This scene has just cost me to return to the days before 1917 was retained rn a slanding vole. returned yeslerJay lo the arms On (^haiiiiel 18 was back to normal and assured my’s jacte^This lost to the queen. Department kept him under close' by Oak Lodge on Tolland Tpke /. lAYtMt “ "• \ \ l 1 ; Columtms Home tomorrow night at group has studied areident report RU15 or rural residence, with One pla5'er managed to execute a Opening lead — 4 9 $ 1,000” when unlimited debate prevailed of her happy, tearful 26-year-old American tourists and business­ preparation, human relations, laws minimum lot sizes of 15,000 square guard and will shepherd him to mother. Frances. In a jubilant re­ The Planning Commission I.s al- 8 o clock Pnze.s will be awarded (ContlntKxl from Page One) rather pretty squeeze, but most of the airport today for his return Lewis replied. "And you just in the Senate and there were no Elliitfsttm Hartford, Jan. lA’i .Television S(( scheduled lo nieol with the Di­ n J men they would be welcomed by and rules governing (TJ auxiliary feet. RU15 zone is generally locat­ talked your way through another union at St. Peter's Hospital, the all citizens. He described his coun­ i and .rcfre.shmotil.s served. Ticket.i tha South players went down. flight to New York. means to cut it off. .station WHGT annonneed toda-y rectors tonight to discuss a sani­ nolire and commimlcalions. ed around Coventry Lake. $,500." mother aaid It w-as the happiest try today as a land of •'liberty, 'will be available at the door. marchers, breaking tip Ihcir for­ Mr*. Hawes came up with the diamonds in order to cash the jack On the 25-minute TV program, The sliowdown battle was the tary sewer extension in the Keeney In future session.1 it is expected mations and dragging them off in Lombard wps approached, some of spades. This was her precious And that ended the n)OVie career first of the new Congress, given Calliolic Vi oiiu'ii ilay of her life. that it will return to the sir .Ian peace and order—a beautiful land winning line of play—amd a na­ Mikoyan answered a set of ques­ The infant, who had gained one St, area. ] A meeting of St. .loseph's Moth­ that area attorneys will present taxis and jeeps. There was con-! time ago, by Henry U. Yeomans, tenth trick. of Anastas Ivanovich Mikoyan. topheavy Democratic majorities in 24. The ItflF station, Channel 18, of happy people—where freedom tional Utle. She won the first trick tions — carefully approved be­ ounce over her seven pounds at ers Circle will be held at the home talks on the role of the policeman siderable fist swinging for some proprietor of Yeomans' Market on Dally Question the elections last November. will have a special opening pro­ and democracy are a reality " as seen by trial Judges, prosecutors Main St., with the request that with the queen of diamonds, drew forehand — that were submitted Plan for IHeeliii" birth, had received good care in RETURN OF THE NA1 IVE ! of Mrs. William Collins. 63 Coburn 30 minutes, and hundreds of by­ three rounds of trumps, and then As dealer, you hold: Spade—K J Johnson emerged as a leader in gram froin 9 to 9:15 p.m,, followed The appearance of Havana, and defense attorneys. he. Lombard, build and lease a by commentator Paul Coates. the flist nine days of her life. Honolulu uP' .Inlin B. Clicster. I B 3 standers swarmed about, blocking complete command, mustering at which is Cuba to most American I Rd„ at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. finessed dummy’s nine of spades. 9 8 6, Heart—9 3, Diamond A K 6, Mikoyan described himself, as PTA at Bowers The Ellington Catholic Wonian's by a niiivie. Normal operations Jr. was horn 28 years ago at Lectures by State Police In­ traffic. stipermarket, similar to Trem least a two-thirds vr)le for his The Chipnchlo family expressed pleasure seekers, indeed was close This deep finesse forced out Club— 10 6 2. What do you sayT he has throughout his United Club will meet Thursday at 8 p m will start th(' next day. The sta­ .Schofield Ranack.s' main post structor.' are scheduled as well as Police also tried to prevent new.s Way’s in size, on his South St. proposal in each of three roll call compassion for the alleged kid­ to normal. There were fewer arm­ j A workshop for making della East’s queen. East led clubs until say? States tour, a,s a friendly grand­ at the horiie of Mrs. Francis Dowd tion wont off tlie air Nov. l.’i. t'.vo dispensary, whne his father was more work on human relations. cameramen from taking pictures. property. Answer; This Is a borderline Hears Leoiiliardt ballots. naper an''>' Neighbors generally deacrihed were open. Transportation was YWCA sponsored Green Thumb men Interfered with a Korean cam­ spade finesse. She led a diamond pass. If you style is to open hands ple we are. It Is the process of D. T'addei. WHCI' has no network pl'-vslcian with the rank of eap- Bolton Homemakers will meet and service business In the same together, especially in trade. learning from our environment as against the bare ma.torily ciit-ofi'I Each meinber ;a re(|iiesled_to hi ,ng Mrs. lavarone as "a nice person." normal. Baseball, racing and soc­ Group. Refreshments were served eraman for the U.S. ' Information to dummy’s king and returned the of this kind, be sure that your a hat they have made of any kind afflllat inn. tnin. on Monday next week instead of area. Could the dispute over the West's well as heredity which produces formula, and for final adoption Detectives quoted -Mrs. lavaione cer were under way again. Vendors by Mrs. Herbert Kiccolt and Mrs. Service who was taking motion king of spades through East. partner gives you reasonable lee­ rh'e ' paper and decorated. All hats the usual Wedne.sday date. Mary pictures of the clash. It has not been decided at this way. occupation of Berlin lead to a war? the differences in our personali­ of Johnson's own proposal as naming Pizzinienti. owner of a once more were selling tickets for Arthur Johnson. time whether both businesses East put up the ace of spades, dmnnedl"''” ^e judged and prizes awarded Porter of Hebron will conduct the Witnesses said two policemen (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ asked Coates. ties " according to Dr. HaCry Leon- count for Johnsons sicle fi'Uil and vegetable store, ss llie the national lottery, which is not would be located In the same and South ruffed. Declarer could ”As far as we are conceined. we t w'ould ' prettiest one. the most session on "New Clothing Tech­ followed the cameraman into the tures Corp.) hardt. associate professor of psy­ under 2-1 on a plan that infant's fallier and as saying slic affected by the provisional govern­ Temple Chapter. Order of the building in the form of a small now get to dummy with the ace of (lo not want a war,” Mikoyan said oiiginal. and the most comical one niques’ at the Community Hall U.S. embassy’s lobby, tried to drag chology at the University of Hart­ have permitted three-fifths of the had lived .with him seveial months ment’s ban on gambling. And traf­ Kastern Star, will hold Its first from to R.m. to 3 p.m. She will also shopping center or in separate through an interpreter. "But It Is Refreshments will be served and a him out and then tried to confis­ ford and member of the Manches­ Senators present and voting lo last Slimmer. A STORM WINDOW fic accidents and social events were meeting of the year tomorrow at assist the group in program plan­ stnictiires on adjoining plots of up to the other side to keep peace." social hou' follows. again getting into the newspapers. cate his camera. The photographer ter Board of Education, who apoke cut off talk. They said slie told them she 8 p.m. In the Miuonic Temple. The ning. I land. Goodin is now operating Earlier in the day, Mikoyan was The CMP.A of District Four calle.l the man's aunt Jan. 3 and Everyone Can Afford! resisted strongly and finally the to the Bowers .School PTA last eve­ Under the new' rule he spon- which includes six towns in this i- | now program will Include the Initiation Local women who plan to the business from his home on asked for comment on whether his said: "Tell .loc 1 just had a baby; police gave >ip. After they left, ning. ■sored it would be pos.sible foi as area held their annual meeting in of candidates. Mrs. Herbert Mc- participate In tailoring classes Sqiilrrel Trail. EASTWOOD Saturday meeting with President . . . bring some milk and clothes.” an embassy Marine guard lowered Learning is the name given to few as 34 Senators to cholie off the Ellington Town Hall with the j j Kinney and Mrs. James Brown which will begin soon are required The commission requested that Eisenhower in Washington n)ight Mrs lavai'one lived alone, away j ALI'MIM M 3 CHANNEL OUR SPECIAL'n'l a steel shutter over the embassy A TERRIFIC TWIN BILL 3 help resolve the Berlin situation. the process where environment a filibuster, sim j they would <-f>n-i Ellington Grange serving „a ham I will be hostesses at the social to attend the session Monday. Mrs. Ijombard submit plans for the pro­ "The Tom Ew rII from her seven living cliildrcm, In | SELF SrORINti entrance. "I don't know what we will dis- changes behavior. Parents are shtute two-thu'(^s of a qiioimm of | snturdav. Thick, hot corned beef or hot I hour in the banquet hall. John Genta and Mrs. Robert Lodi posed development of the area at Mlrlte.v Roone.v HELD OVER AGAIH! the Biooklyn apartment about 14 Opposition attempts to demon­ Adventures of "A Nice cu.ss at this time." he said. "But an important part of a child's en­ 50 rcqiurei* to do any busme.s.s. (iin„pr the business pastrami sandwich ^ C /• will be hostesses. its next meeting. Feb. 9. The A WOKDKRFITL BILL! blocks from Ht Peter's Hospital. strate against the security law Tom Sawyer” Little Bank We will di.scu.ss everything that will vironment but so. also, he Said, are However, if all 9R Senators | took place. Horace S. Mc- STORM WINDOWS with potato salad. O J C Bulletin Board date for a public hearing on the ALL IN COLOR! Two of her children were born in St. Mary's Girls FYlendly Spon- have been frequeent since Rhee's ter Gorman, one still life paint­ (Color and That Should be of interest to Mr. Eisenhower.” other children, teachers, anci any­ were present and voting, it would Knight of Sadd's Mills was r'e- The Quarterly Coherence of zone change would be set at that Cat on a Hot Tin Roof that hospital, police said. .sors will meet Friday at 7 :45 In majority Liberal party cleared time ing and three scenic paintings; Viatavision) Be Robbed” He merely shrugged when asked one with whom he comes in con­ take the votes of 66 Senators to elected director and oi'esident for United Methodist Church sched­ j She liad two sons by her first ARTHUR'S the Chapel of the Nativity for a striking members of the Demo­ Mrs. Michael Clemenlino, early 1:S0. 6:40. S:S0 1:55. 8:05 whether the Berlin dispute would tact. muzzle debate or exactly as three years. William Neimann was Special uled tonight at 8 o'clock has been The commission also heard a mairiage, whicli ended in divoice prayer service. A business session cratic party from the assembly American decor trays and candle- "Xa! Lo! Porisienne” come up. Parents can control learning many aa were neceasary before the elected vice president for one year, termed vitally Important In the report from Raymond P. Broga, in 1940. The oldest son, 23. died So easy to ehniige from one season to an- will follow in the Visual Aid room. chamber and adopted the legisla­ holders; Marion and Patricia Tay­ Wed.. "HOrSEBOAT" Cary Grant In the moi-ning, Mikoyan apoke with lewarda an punishments be­ lule was changed, and Edwin Hoffman was elected Refreshments will be served by church bulletin. All members are to the effect that Connecticut By- Douglas an(l other opponents la.“l .September otlier; and so easy to eleqn from Inside urged to attend. tion on Dec. 24. Police reinforce­ Products, Inc. Is making a "good lor, della Robbia wreaths, chair at the University of California at cause we leai'n to do things which seoetary-li oasiircr also for one Mrs. Edna Christensen, Mrs, Ag­ Ix>s Angeles to a graduate political of Johnson's resoUilion empha­ She r(“mnrried and had five your home! The Fire Department will hold ments have broken up most at­ effort" to clear \ip the odors and caning, sewing, braided rugs; result in a satisfying state of af­ year. MILITARV WHIST nes McDonnell and Miss Hannah science seminar, walked around the sized repeatedly that few Sena­ more sons and a (laiigliler before a drill se.ssion tomorrow at 7:30 tempts to demonstrate. other objectionable matters at its Angela LaPlante, 27 costumed fairs for us, and stop doing things Ernest Knpferschmid was elect- and SETBACK Jensen. sprawling campus' and then threw tors are absent when an effort to her second husband' died in Iti.bli, STORM DOORS $32.95 p.m. at the firehouse. The law gives the police in­ plant at Hop River. As far es he dolls; Helen Fitzgerald, hooked which have the opposite result. In­ i cd a delegate from Ellinglon to his planned itinerary out of whack shut off a filibuster comes to a Two of llicae live with their oldei ‘ InstallHtion Optional. Sponsored By St. Bridget’s The Chancel Choir of. Bolton creased powers of arrest . and is concerned, he said, there is rugs and painted trays; Mary Ann stead of randy. Dr. Leonhardt sug­ the State meeting with the author­ St. James Mothers Circle will Leone, painted trays, braided rug; by asking to. see the Pacific Ocean, v('le. half-biolher. Tlie other foui' are in Rosary Society Congregational Church will re­ makes journalists and other per­ nothing to warrant further action gested ii.sing parental approval as ity to vote if necessary. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Hoyt, china cups; Mrs. some five miles away. In view of this, they argued, orphanages and fostei- homes. Wed., Jan. 14—8 P.M. hearse at 6:45 p.m. and Senior sons liable to prosecution for "con­ from the commission at this time. a reward, beran.se children are Miss Marjorie Skiff of I/ong- Gerald E. McG\irkln, 65 Weaver J. R. Audetle and Janet, ceramics, The party hastened out Sunset the new rule would have little, if meadow-. Mass., wa.s a guest of The daughter, 1 ,b-year-old Fran­ E.Z TERMS FREE ESTIMATES K of C Hall Choir at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. temptuous" criticism of the presi­ A request was made by the In­ eager for evidence that they arc Rd. Mrs. Edward J. Socha will be statuettes and collection of state Boulevard. Mikoyan got out and any, effect in clearing the way for Miss Hattie Berr of Main Street. ces, said today she saw the baby Refreshments—Donation iSc Talent Veedesl dent, assembly speaker oi* chief dustrial Development Commission took a deep breath of salt air, pleasing their parents. co-hostess. Mrs. Donald Tedfort whp .will plate.s. the passage of civil rights bills Sufidav. in her mother's apartment Satur­ justice. The government says the asking for a joint meeting of the Also, Abbie Cashlon, knitting peered at the foggy sea a tnoment, Dr. Leonhardt was introduced day hut was sure it wa.s her motli- serve As chairman of the Grknge law Is necessary to bombat In­ and other highly controversial two commi.ssions. The request was and woven goods; Maye Stenger, then drove back into town for by Burton Hicock. psychological er's own. Earlier she had said she Variety Show on Feb. 14, Is re­ creased Communist Infiltration legislation. Manchester Evening Herald BILL TUNSKY • Ml 9-9095 made in order that the IDC might embroidered tablecloths; Mary luncheon at one of the fanciest ics- examiner for the Hartford Board Disappointment at the outcome F/llington eorrespnndenl. Mrs. G. had not seen the baby. cruiting talent for the eveiit. She from North Korea, but the Demo­ be brovight up to date on zoning I •• tauranta on Wilshire Boulevard. of Education. has Invited anyone interested In Tivnan, crocheted afghans; Peg Video Everyday of the niles fight was expressed in F. Berr telephone TRemonl 5-931.3.1 "Last August my mother told crats said It will be used against and planning in the area in an ef­ Mader, old books, book marks; On hand wore such enthusiastic During the business meeting, it appearing in the show to ta^ephone their growipg political power. fort to aid future industrial de­ free enterprisers as oil niilHonaiie was announced that work had be­ her. Ruth Macri, coin collection; Ros­ All Rights Reserved— velopment of Coventry. anna Mitchell, metal tra.V's sten­ Edwin Pauley, aircraft executive gun on the enlargement of the Y The committee has announced The ZPC set Feb. 9. the date of H. T. Dickenson A Co- Inc. Cv'ril Chappeilet and movie mogul paved area in the school yard, the that public dancing will follow the cilled; M argaret Coy, painted Sam GoldwTO. Rescuers Find their next regular meeting, .it 9:30 trays; Joan Haney, coins. Alpine PT.A gift to the school. MERCURY for ’59 variety program and refreshments From there the motorcade swung p.m. as a tentative dale for that Miss Esther Granstrom, principal, will be served. home music box; Marcella L’Heu- through red traffic lights to near­ meeting. reux, dolls from many nations^ cer­ answered questions regarding next Polio Dance Note 9 Dead in Plane by Paramount Studio. Waiting for year's seventh, gradei s, explaining ^^Room Without Squeeze'*’ Mrs, Charles W. Church, chair­ amic dogs, gem collection from the Soviet official were expen.sive- New Hebrides, Israel. Ceylon and that some of the stiidents Ir special man of the Polio Dance slated for Anchorage, Ala.^ika, Jan. 13 Hobl>ies Exhibited ly dressed studio executives, office classes would go to Barnard Junior Jan. 31 at the Comiminity Hall, (.4*1 Re-sener."! reached the .shat­ New Zealand; Mary Reilly, tape workers, painted starlets and a measures, and Victoria England, High School. Bowers will house two has annonni'cd that Dick Zimmer's tered hulk of an Air Force cargo few bearded .Cowboy extras loung­ seventh grades which will have a MORIARTY BROTHERS By Church Ladies African violets, Hummel figurines orchestra will play for both round plane high on an Alaskan glacier ing against/the front gate. junior, high school schedule said THIS BEAUTY IS CHEW'S 301 CENTER STREET— Ml 3-5135 and square dancing. The group yesterday and began the task of and creche. “I h a v e ^ seen an.vthinfe like this curriculum. " , will donate their service.s to the bringing out the bodies of nine Twenty-three exhibits drew the ELECTRONICS since the''aays of Valentino," said After the meeting, coffee and March of Dimes drive. Hank Post crewmen. attendance of about 175 members one veteran stagehand, doughnuts were served in the cafe­ of Tolland Rd., who regularly ap­ The crippled C124 failed to clear of the Ladies of St. James to the BEST SH O W S LABORATORIES Mikoyan, followed by a large teria by Mrs. Frank Jeray and pears with the group as caller, had a 5.200-foot mountain range late hobby show last night. The meet­ group of reporters and photog- Mrs. Charles Dickens, co-chair­ volunteered his services earlier. Sunday as it came in. with two of ing and hobby show were held in ranhers, dropped In on two sound men, and members of the hospital­ Pack Meeting Important four engines out, for an emergency St. James' School hall, beginning st^es. On the set of "O n o -F yri ity committee. TONIGHT 277 BROAD ^ c k " he held a zany hi-lingual lOWESI PRICED SEBAH FOR'59! Leaders of ('ub Scout Pack 73 landing at Homer, on the tip of at 8:15 p.m. the Kenai Peninsula. The giant The exhibits included such od­ conversation with Marlon Brando. According to genealogicil statis­ have urged parents to attend the CHANNEL RADIO T E I f V I S I 0 N SQUARE DANCE LESSONS pack committee meeting tonight plane was demolished as it struck dities as tape measures hidden in The actor spok£ to Mikoyan In tics, if yoti went back 31 genera­ j at 8 o'clock at the school. Petrof Glacier between the 3,000 miniature beehives, merry-go- French, and the Soviet deptily an­ tions you'd find you had 4,294,967,- iVothing’s new like Chevrolet's Did j’ou ever think you’d see new engineering developments FOR ' Changes in personnel make new and 4,000 foot levels. rounds and watches and various Cbanael S Hartford Coaa. swered in Russian to a Interpreter 296 ancestors. 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MANniF,!?TER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959 and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, sec­ B 4 1 3 B F O t m C olum bia ^ retary-treasurers. New members Homework, Guidance, Dating 14-16-18 nocant but It did MC offer any da- Bloodnu UeGet^ 115 Pints, who attended the anntial meeting Law Renamed fanaa and waa found guilty. Police A PLACE EVfRYONf Rockville 1 4 ~ 1 6 - 1 t held Sunday night, were Mr. and WIKT— IM* w n o — made tha arraat at I>onald'a home Mrs. Raymond Jacobsen. HeadofCM A Discussed by PTO Panel WILL SOON IE WDKO—UM WHAY—*10 You Should K n o w . . . after a complaint had been re­ A PLACE EVERYONE Moni ly Quota Missed Again ChurdliPl ans Bosptta* Drive Rqport WCJOO-Utt Daily Radio ceived. Mrs. lAura L. Squler and Wil­ TALKING AIOUTI Driver Fined WILL SOON BE Atty. Richard Law, 25 Brent Rd.. The p r o meeting at Manchester* Idea of marks from the parents W K lte~CM EMtoraBiandard Tima WPOP— !«10 Other caaea were disposed of as Eighty-four persons failed to liam W. Thompson, co-chnirmcn follows; Arthur T. Schntz, 20, of TALKING ABOUT! For Election for the Windham Community Me­ has been reelected president of the pointing up today’s competitive Edtvard J. R yh csyk keep "scheduled appointments at High School last night covered a college situation, and having him R.P.D. 2 Rockville, following too morial Hospital Fund Drive, report Tbm (oUawlnt program For Evasion the^lood bank Monday at Center Manchester (Jlvlc Music Assn. He variety of subjects in a panel dis­ visit Colleges to see what waa ^ WHAY...... Hermit closely, fined $18; Wilson H. May, Columbia Congregatlonalists will that as of last night a total of served his first term last year. OMi ara auppuad by Um radio WTIC—Tr^^RPurv of Miitlc A working day for Edward J, 43, Simsbury, failure to drive to X^ongTCgational Church. A total of cussion, "Youth and Parents Want ahead; Clarence Selpel felt today's WDRC—Munir *Throij|:h lh« Ni*hl hold their annual church meeting $4,760.50 has been contributed more mature student would inde- maaaipmoau and ara aubjact u Rvbczyk. town planning engineer, An Andover man was fined *1001 the right, fined *15; Robert J. 132 donors responded, but 17 were Elected as new vice presidents to Know." w rO P —Modern Sound* ta’ filled with phraaes like "cenaiia Friday night in Yeomans Hall. here. According to Mrs. Squier pendently handle the situation, and In Rockville City Court yesterday Pratt, 32, Stafford Springs, failure A 28-year-old Mancheater man *625 o t this is a special gift. She were Mrs. James Duffy, 232 Henry The panel Included faculty mem­ ettaaga without aotlea. WHAY nie»»fll over the Job atx abort month* ago gent appeal made last weekend by each count, the sentences to run Rick Kennedy. Ruth Adnmy, Cyn­ Rockville residence where he was structing a driveway, forfeiture Business includes several pro­ Scout Troop 181, as part of their a mibjcct he must be forced to 40 Show W T lC -fN Review right after graduating from Rens- Dr. John C. Wright, chairman of concurrently. thia DlBandl and Tony Altbrto. 4:aa— WDRC- .Miieif Through the Night .wclaer Polytechnic Inatitute at visiting after he struck a car of a *6 bond. PINE LENOX posals for amendments to the work toward first class Scout take It, If necessary, William Stiles WUtSWUaa w r o r —f. r Morgan Two case.4 were continued and the volunteer blood program. ’ Prosecutor John R. FitzGerald church by-laws, incidding adoption Subjects dlsciissed were home Troy. N, Y. parked on West Main St. Donors reporting yesterday in­ said Brigman hit a car driven by award, presented a skit at the 8tnteR<'—New* 299 E. CENTER ST. L. Legier, Bernard H. Karlin, Mrs. bury, on Spencer St. Jan. 3. by the Board of Deacons and sions, guidance conferences, re­ I# WCO(>-R»ctird R«vt*w 1 tvrrir-Ne** civil engineer which dovetails nice­ ed it to Patrolman Robert Mac- Barbara Willey, Jay Rubinow, Karl Emory, his wife, Judith, and their Three Sons," it had tn the cast; Dating Is not considered as seri­ WKN»—Chuoc Caron Namara at the scene of a second Deaconesses. Specific principles Janet Greenway as Frederick, Bar­ quirements for privileges, lime ously by students as by parents. It ■ 11:15- Wi4*r7l)H'kl I’hnto ly with his planning work. He also M l 9eOB94 R. Nickse, Mrs. Gwendolyn Mott, baby daughter, Cheryl Ann, were W’TIC—f. -R um a4lll*i WHAY - Night 0*1 attended all of the classes st the accident a short time later. include doctrine, obligations, dec­ bara Slate ns Franz, Sally Hutch­ consideration for getting home wa.i brought out that the types of WDfi“RC—R»eWd Shop tVTIi'—Hi-'ite Final Arthur Etaane, David O. Carpen­ taken to Hartford Hospital Im­ laration of faith, adding a Board of from dances, and the evcr-popular WPOWPOP—Tap 40 Show WDRC—Mn«lo Through the Night Inslitule m which planning courses Prosecutor Harry H. lAigg said ins, Fritz, and Sally Ann Card as dating done by frcRhm'''-' '■ 'i En gaffed when police confronted Lyman he DR. 1 GERSHANOFF ter, Mrs. Nancy Akin, Mrs. Glare mediately after the crash. Religious Education and a change allowance. WPOP—Modern Sound* were offered. Primus, Paul Buettner, Mrs, FitzGerald also said Brigman both Father and the Dwarf. The Junior high pupll.s Is a normal boy- WRAY—Hound Dog I' "" « . : Announfemcnl of the riiK.-iKo- Summers spent first In construc- admitted that his car had struck OPTOMETRIST in the number of deaconesses from girls are working on their badge Regarding homework, the stu­ girl relationship. WCCC—fierord Revita WHAY Night Owl the one on W. Main St, The court Maeril Bennington, Mrs. Lillian had an extensive record with the thyee to five. dent panelists were agreed that WitNB—Htadllnoi tVTIC—Smrlicht Serenade 1 mont of Mi.h* riiarloUp ('. Vlncont lion work and then surveying and Demuesy, Mrs. G. Markham, Mi­ requirements under the direction The range of allowances went tVDRr. Mii.elr Thri.iigli the Night noted that Lyman will lose his 915 MAIN STREET Insist On FBI and had appeared in Man­ It will be suggested that a com frequent breaks were necc.ssary WTtC—K(.«a Mlllrt I to Herbert C. f.'arlRon ia made by mapping later have given Ryb- chael A. Laurentano, Arthur Ran­ of Mrs. John Him. from $1.50, suggexlcd by a student, VvDRC—P rrord Shop tVPOr —Modern Sound* license as a result of the convic­ chester Court in October on mittee be appointed, the number during the lime for studying. Tele­ lo $5, a parent knew was neces­ WPOP—Too 40 Show her parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Elmore (-zyk practical experience to bsok MANCHPISTER dall, Mrs. Irene M. Gray, Mrs. GOP Town Committee to Meet II 45— tion. charges of assault and battery of members to be staled, to review vision would not appear to Inter­ sary, particularly for an upper- 4:4g— WHAY .Night llwl ft. Vim ent Sr., 122 Cooper .St j up the theoretical knowledge gain- Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. H. L. Sny­ He recommended psychiatric Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins, WHAY—Mound Dog WTH;—Sl«rlithi Sni~- Miinr Through the Night Native of Fairfield himself. ance at the home of one of them HAS RESUMED Also, Mrs. Mary Twombly, A 30-day sentence was also giv­ WPOP—Too 40 Show late Adolf C'arlson. Uunng the-wi aummers he work­ ganization of the church. Jan. 19, for a meeting of that body. planned for. The parents fell that wealth of material must be pro­ • :a a - WINT-Sign w* of World the program of Civil Engineers. coniniissioner, was necessary to Johnston, Richard Demko, Wil­ Charles Forbes and 'Vincent Sled- Stales Department of Agriculture WtdRC—Aniwer Pieap* Among the shortromings men­ The planning engineer'll parents, jeski; refreshments, Betty Hempel, has opened its new National Seed WPOP—Modern Sound* the result readied in the Hart­ Stanley and Helen RybcziSi. still liam L. Stratton, Edward Mac­ 9:46— tioned were in.sufficient assistance Discount Prices None Hurl, Held Joan Forryan, Susan Randall and Laboratory on the campus of Col­ ford ca.*e Mack resigned under live In Fairfield, and he i.s a mem­ Gregor, Mrs. Russell Tucker, Ger­ W’HAY—Fred SwAn*on to teachers from speeial teacher.*, ald Chappell. Robert Jalbert, Den­ Marie Haddad; publicity, Joyce orado State U'niversity here. It WTIC—Llf^ and the World sinre budget limitation iieeessital- fire in Marcli. in.'ik, during a ber of .St, Anthony's Church there. All Departments WDRC—Kdward R Mnrrotr Hnii.*e Committee invesltgatimi of nis English, Mrs. Bernadette In Minor Crashes Person, Robert Elliott, Alan will provide storage for seeds of WPOP—aModern Snund* ed reduction.* in staff, classes nf A bachelor. Rybczyk lives at 77 financial benefits! Sinder; tickets, Joan Hills. Leon­ thousands of different plants - - .2.2 or more piipiL* causing reduced a contest for a TV I'haiinel in Henry St. m Manchester. Shulz. WHAY'— Dr^.«jirn ARTHUR DRUG Also, Charles M. Helwig, Mrs. ard King, Brenda Allen and Ann representing the world’s most teaclier effeelivene.*.*. and inad­ Miami, I-'la riie, appeal auggested Like most young men lies 22 Police today reported two minor T^TIC—Ntchlhn^ Hope 'Venezia, Mrs. Eleanor Cole, Patrick; clean-up. John Wheaton, valuable food, feed, pasture, fiber, W’DRC—World TonlRht equate lighting transportation, the court of appeals should be re­ —Rybczyk enjoys social activities accidents yesterday. Neither in­ Ralph Swanson, James McCooe, Thomas Kowalski. Lois Clarke, and tree crops—for use as breed­ W’POP— M«>d• rn Sound* and seienre equipment for some , versed and tlie ease sent hack to juries nor arrests resulted from William Macht, Carole Thompson, ing stock. 1 :1 6 - elementary schools It for ' furtlier appropriate pro- Herbert Skogland, Mrs. Louis the crashes. Louis Soracchi Jr. and Joseph WHAY—Hermle Dtb*9*11 Schreiber. Mrs. Marcella Darna, S-4 VTIC—rronn vb Hamnihlr* rredings ' About 8:55 p.m. Frank J. Avignone. WDRC—MiL«lr Through Ih# Mfht Miss Margaret Parker, Mrs. Vera Suiuster, 71, of 316 Spruce St., Tasker pointed out that last W'POP—Modem Sound* Andlsio, John F. Dowling, Glenn backed from a Hilliard St. drive­ Standard ttSft- VI tiinaii K x lr a d ilr d year much of the crowd in attend­ WTIAY—H*rin1e Dreerell Weeks (iels Jol) Mirtl, Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, way into a car parked across the ance came from out of town. He HOLLYWOOD w n c —uronn v*. Neu* Hamrthire Mrs. Gussie DeNies, Mrs. Alfred street and owned by Donald R. WDRC—MuMr Through the Nlfht Hartford. Jan. 13 Ti— L,t. Oov. urges the support of the commu­ WTOP—Modem Sound* On I library Board Sundquist, H. R. Prescott, Mrs. Boushee, 26, of Norwich. The col­ nity to this event. I 46- John N. Dempsev has approved Mena K; Lange, Mrs. Alice Farrell, lision took place just east of the Bill Deadline WHAY—Hernue Dree3*U the extradition of a Sioux City, Rudolph O. Heck, Daniel Lange WTIC—rronn vjt New H*mo9h1ra l.,anraster, ,\'. H. .Ian. 1,2 ifl’i ' Clearview Ter. intersection. Dam­ IjaVergne H. Williams, rep­ WHIIL CHAU WT>RC—Mueir Throtigh th? NlRht Iowa, woman to th.nt dty to fare Sr., Mrs. Katherine Turner, Rob­ age was light. resentative to the general as­ Sinclair Weeks. "unemployed ' ‘ embezzlement charges. I ■ WPOP—Modern Sound* since retiring as serretary nf eom- ert Heins, Mrs. Robert Ru.ssell and Six hours earlier a car driven sembly, returning for his fifth t'AA— Uempsey heard the i>etilion ye.*- Joseph Tally. Easily c o o- WHAV Dre.^yell nierce. lias a new loh today, hut Itpufioiv by Lottie C. Cronin, 52, of 14 Can­ term, announces that he will as­ vertecl from terday as acting governor in place Thirty-two volunteer workers WTIC—r^^onn Nen H. N<*w Hamnihlre Memon.il I,ibrar>' here lice. .She ha.* Iieen held for the pa.*1 New Club Officers W*DRr—Mu*ir Throupti the Nifht ! The appointment a surprise .*everal dRys at the Hartford New York — Something new is New York — Americans pur­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Beck WpOP—Modem Sound* I to Weeks was last night at a County Jail the thinnest typwriter ribbon ever chased 800,000 family-plan life- have been elected presidents of the WHAY—Hermie Dr»>eMll I testimonial dinner in his honor. produced. Made of plastic film, it insurance policies in 1957. They Two Together Club of Columbia thUywoeU Over T*il«l Cemiud WTIC—UConn v« N^w Hamrehire I The library was donated to the is tough and increases the a'y.rp- covered 3,200,000 people for a to­ Congregational Church. Other of­ Fits over average toilet WDRC—Mu'jr Throuph the N^pht town" hy his father, YVilliam D ficers elected are Mr, and Mrs. bowL Sturdily con- WPOP—Mf'dern Sound* DOUBLE ness of the typed image. It's de­ tal of 8>,Si billion dollars' worth of t *3 - 1 Weeks a former secertary of war signed for carbon-ribbon machines. protection. Herbert Englert, vice presidents; structed. Easily cleaned. WHAV - Mermie Dre***!! I Weeks was yi.sibly moved by the WTIC—Nicbtltne WDRC—Muew Through the Nlfht ge.stiiie. uliieh required that a S51.00 WTOP—Modern Pound* member re.*ign the unpaid po.st and WORLD GREEN the selectmen appoint the busi­ Television Programs nessman and former t'.S. Senator WELDON DRUG GO. j in his place Anthortzed Dealer On Page Two President Eisenhower wired that Young Married Couples like 901 MAIN 6T.—Ml 3-6821 during his six years in the cabinet I Weeks ' gave the strength of his I mind and heart toward advancing STAMPS GENERAL ; the eennnmy of the nation." i. l o w l o s t u i k i n s u r a n c e Slierman Adams was scheduled this plan No “narrow^auge car tn make his fir.st public speaking TV SERVICE engagement since resigning re­ WEDNESDAY ^ 2. A GROWING SAVINGS ACCOUNT Days AE A Call cently as top White House aide. WEATHER FORECAST; NighU Plus Parta Howei'er. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 1.3, 1959 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1989 ing unless a veteikn Is mpplylng might bt to tia. From an axchanga for grand larceny against Rlbi- Rockville-V ernon coff et al; and againat State Audi­ for a federal pension. Further, one of auch partial coneaatlona, wa Aronson Ffles Obituary Dulles Calls Red Plan Connecticut tor Cappy Baldwin too, but he. requirement for a pension Is that Police Hold Evidence could be more 'aura of the jeventual Just . like the Democrata them­ the veteran’s total annual income Records unification of Gevmany than Rue- selves, seemed without any great be less than $2,700. Olson Names Five to- Serve Vets Tax Bill In any event, the World War I . A r $i Sotfiiif Each * Mr*. Edith Qoatello For Germany Stupid ala could be aure bf freedom from Yankee reserve of emotional energy for Of Blackmail Charge Rockville—Mr*. Edith Costello, this day of days. veterans contend, most ex-service­ AIX $$•»> FOR iS.M attack by Qermany. ’ men are not concerned with the A IX f4.N FOR M-M Ea. 74, wife of Anthony CoetdIlo, 62 On Housing Authority for City By A. H. O. Against all thla, wa could re­ The Manchester Chapter of the (CooUrued from P«g* Om ) So the tangled problem ehapei pension, which pays $7$ a month. (Omitlmed trom Page One) Mountain St., died at the Hemlock member John Lodge taking a Connecticut VeUrana of World nent citizen, made him "a good Convalescent Home this morning. • WALTBB R. FERGUSON and i*e-ehapee itself, with only one "But the full $3,000 exemption target” for a blackmail effort. PuMIshfra Great historic event*, originally somewhat dubious oath of office a War I U spearheading a drive to She wa* bom In Tolland, Jan. 18. A Rockville Hotising Atithority| tion rather than move to the the North Atlantic Treaty Orgaat- Founded OctotMT 1. U81 thing really clear—that some day minute or two before midnight would help," they maintain. They Kaminsky, of 113 N. Main St., Rome said police were "looking of five members was appointed to­ American Mill on Brooklyn St., zallon, and placing other rigid ra- created by great political drama, win an automatic 13,000 State also contend that any veteran 65 High Fidelity into" the question of whether the 1884 the daughter of John and these complexitlee and power rival­ should take some care to preserve amid wild rumors that one Chester was trwiaferred from the Hert­ Charlotte Foster Htekton. day by Mayor Herman G. Olson, as previously conaldered. Joseph alrlcttona on Germany's future. Fubllilied Every Bvenlni Except Bowles was riding around the property tax exemption for vet­ years old is already disabled at alleged blackmail attempt involved ■in)^> and IloUdare. Entered at the ries must be resolved peacefully. at least one special flash of excite­ Stereo ford State Police barracks to the She was a member of Burpee John Peters, Emil Kroymann, Carter, president, had conaldered It was of auch proposals that PoetOtOce at llancbester. Conn., aa streets of Hartford ready to come erans on reaching the age of 65. least 10 per cent, by 'virtue of age Gryk's conduct as an attorney or a. Mrs, E. Fenton Burke, Isolds moving to another location, possi­ Dulles was speaking when he said Second Claan Mall Matter. Since the bargeln was never made ment or controversy against the alone. Hartford County Jail yesterday private citizen. Woman's Relief Corps. possible dullness of their own ful­ back Into the Capitol and seize the The present State law provides A A Each Beside* her husband, ehe leaves Fitzgerald, and Herbert Paganl, bly. outside of the Rockville area, that Ruaaia and the western pow­ when It might have been easy and governorship. The Connecticut department of afternoon after his arraignment Gryk’s only known connection ers are completely opposed on their SURSCRtFTlON RATES fillment. M ter the mountain has a $1,000 tax exemption for moat before Superior Court Clerk Ray­ four daughters, Mrs. William were named. when agreement could not be Payable In Advanca The nearest thing to a dramatic World War I Veterans comprises And Up with Kaminsky has been as an at­ Peters la a former city alderman, Skating Advisory basic approach to a solution of tha One Tear ...... satisfactory to both sides, It will been moved, one blast should be veterans, and more for those with mond Calnen. He is being held In Smith of Falla Church, Va., Mrs. reached on a renewal lease. crisis during the day came when disabilities. A $3,000 exemption is 32 barracks throughout the State, torney for the latter's wife, from and was head of the city's Health Arbitration, a civil procedure Center Springs Pond will be open German problem. Six Months ...... 7 T6 have to be made when it ie more saved for purposes of celebration. with membership In. each ranging Lorgw.SdweHmi lieu of $20,000 bond oh charges whom he ia now separated. The France* Dailey of Ellington, Mrs. Three Months ...... 3M For Inaugural Day at the State the crush of people into the poet- now available to 65-year-old vet­ Milford Newbury and' Mrs. Earle and Police Committees while in of­ entered voluntarily by both par­ tonight until 10 o’clock for public West German Chancellor Kon­ One Month ...... 1-w difficult and lees likely to provide ceremony reception in the Gover­ up to 300, according to Dr. Oregon. of blackmail and arson. Kaminsky's domestic difficulties fice. As first named he will he rad Adenauer has called the So­ Weekly ...... 30 Capitol, the loudest noise was the erans, but they . must Urst have Gryk abruptly resigned as town Krause, both of Rockville; two sis­ ties. has the flower of a covirt, In Ice skating. The Annex at Center clear satisfaction to anybody. Such nor’s office threatened to Ret out qualified with the Veterans Ad­ He said tha Mancbeater barracks have landed Kaminsky in town expected to call the Aral meeting that the two parties must abide viet approach brutal, Dulle* said, Slngte Copy ...... 06 once respectable booming of the has some ISO members. court judge yesterday morning court on four occasions In recent ters, Mrs. Bessie Maher of West Springs will be reserved for hockey bargaining would require Imagi- of control, and a doorman, being ministration for a federal pension. Potterton's Willington; Mrs. Laura Floler of of the Authority. by the decision of the board of only until 10 o'clock. adding that he himself and hi* official artillery salute to an In­ Interrupting a court session to do MEMBER OF Instructed to shut off the flow of Manohetter’e Largeat Radio, TV, Reword and AppBaace Store years. Each time. Gryk disquali­ Mrs, Burke, active In community associates think it Is worse than THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nstion and pliability on both aides. coming governor, but that w’aa a The Manchester World War I so. He said he was acting out of fied himself from hearing the case Manchester: and one brother, Har­ arbiters. Charter Oak Park will close at The Associated Press 1s exclusively people for a minute or two, reveal­ veterans, who have enlisted the 'The ria* of Maya civilization affairs. Is spokesman for the Com­ that because it ia stupid and It But it la, aa Russia aeema to be pale noise beside the rumble of in Mexico Knd Central America ISO CENTER ST. CORNER OF OHUIKIH ■ eympathy for the feelings of his And each time, the case was either ry Hicktpn of Rockville. Trailer Home Demolished 5 p.m. No after dark skating will entitled to the use of renubllrattnn of votes which reverberated across ed himself new on hit Job and un- support of their State organiza­ The funeral will be held Thurs munity Council for Senior Citizens, A trailer home in High Manor be allowed any more this season at will not work. all news dispatches credited to It, or maneuvering to have It be, about Instructed, unlike Ribicoff, in the date* from 500 B.C. family. He was unavailable for nolled or dismissed as Mrs. Ka­ the gro\ip which asked both the not otherwise credited In this i«per the whole slate last Nov. 4. tion, are working for the adoption comment today. day at 2 p.m. at the Burke Funeral Trailer Park was demolished at 1 Heads RC Drive this area. and also the local news published here. time to face toward it. techniques of maneuvering large minsky failed to press charges. city and the town to appoint For Inaugural Day at the State of a State law that would make all Rome said today the “ Crimea” State Police today were still Home, 76 Prospect St., with the a m. this morning when It was Alfred P. Werbner la the' rhalr- All richls of ropubltcation of special Capitol, there should have been numbers of people. Connecticut veterans automatical­ Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of housing authorities. struck by a car on which the dispatches herein are also reserved. Only in the face of Ribicoff him­ of which Kaminsky was allegedly analyzing the flare-type bomb that Kroymann has been active In man of the 1959 fund drive for the Union, Illing some quick, symbolic sound of ly eligible for the $3,000 property threatening to accuse Gryk were Union Congregational Church, of­ ■brakes failed. American Red Cross. Full senrtes cllrnt of N. E. A, Serv­ self. tired and drawn, did there tax exemption without their hav­ crashed through the Gryk’s win­ church affairs and since his retire­ Small, But Enough alarm which could have revived, not related to Gryk’s discharge dow, breaking a window pane, ficiating. Burial will be at the con­ Mrs. Allan Andrews and her The drive will start March 1 and Tech School ice, Inc. _ for a moment, the tenseness and seem any sharp reminder of what ing to apply to the Veterans Ad- venience of the family. ment from hla employment in Publishers Representatives; The had gone Into and produced and of his duties as Judge. However, burning a rug and causing minor Hartford has taken an Interest in daughter were slightly Injured, ac will continue t throughout the Air Issues Julius MaUisws Special Agency — New The final outcome of the ftlihus greatness of the Connecticut polltl mlnlslration. Rome said the fact that Gryk was Friends may call at the funeral cording to Constable Edmund F. month. Tlie goal for the Manches­ Yor^ ChIcaSD Detroit and Boston. brought to life this moment of A hill to this effect has been smoke damage. Rome said "it ap­ community activities. He contrib­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r ter Issue is what was clearly pre­ cal struggle which had finally a Judge and, therefore, a promi­ pears to be" a smoke bomb. home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 Dwyer, who Investigated, Andrews ter chapter, wlilch Includes Bol­ Plans Studied come to such an historic result. Connecticut political history, any filed with the Legislative commis­ to 9 p.m. uted much time to the town's ses- No decision was reached on eev- CIRCtllATIONS dicted from the beginning—victory poignant forecast o f . the further qulcentennlaj program. was not at home when the accident ton, is $22,000. the same aa last For this Inaugural Day at the sioner by Manchester State Rep.. occurred. year, when local collections ran eral matters discussed yesterday The Herald Printing Company, Inc., for Senate Majority Leader John­ political drama that might still lie Irving Aronson, at the request of Fitzgerald ia an active business Initial plans to install utilities, assumes no flnsnclsl responsibility for Slate Capitol, of all Inaugural Mr*. Rose N. Ilartwlg Earl Balfour, 22. a resident of about $10,000 short of the goal. by representatives of the town son’s proposal to liberalize the Days, there ahould have been some ahead. Dr. John Gregan, commander of man, and Pagani, a contraotor, ia roads, and sewer service for the Ivponaphlcal errors sppearlng In sd- Rockville —. Funeral services third selectman of the town. the park, told Dwyer he had just Werbner met this morning with employes’ \mlon and Arthur H. Ill­ vertiasinents and other reading matter closure rule only slightly. This has laat minute plot, or some last min­ The rest of the day was under the Manchester Barracks, World proposed Howell Cheney Tech­ ing. superintendent of schools, who In The Msnche.Mer Evening Hersld. the spell of a fulfillment too Board Tonight Studies were scheduled for 2 o’clock this The group will elect its own reached the top of a hill where his Raymond Gorman, chapter chair­ been accomplished by requiring ute snafu, to get political bloori War I Veterans. U S A. man; Herman Heck, jiast chapter nical School on W. Middle Tpke. represented the Board of Educa­ smooth and uneventful to recall Claim ‘Red Tape’ afternoon for Mrs. Rose Nil! Hart- chairman at its first meeting, Olson trailer is located, and was shift­ DIeplev adverusing closing hours: couraing fast, and cast some quick, ing gear to park the car, when chairman; and John Marsh of were discussed yesterday by repre- tion. For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. only a two-thirds vole of Senators its own beginnings. Tlie Demo­ The local organization contends wig, 80, wife of Herman Hartwlg. said, n ie Community Council has aentativea of MancheHter's govern­ nervous uncertainty over the whole formerly of Rockville, who died the brakes failed. His car rolled Rockville, area lepresenlntive for Among the matters discussed For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday present to shut off debate, proceedings, so that it would all crats were in, and pinching them­ there is a considerable amount of Golf Club Issue, Sewer urged that public housing be con­ ment and the Stale of (’onnecllciit. For Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday. selves, with vague and happy Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla. sidered for the elderly in the c.om- backwards down the hill smash­ American National Red Cross. A were increases In Insurance cover­ For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. against the previous requirement have sharpened flavor. "red tape” 'now Involved in getting door-to-door campaign will be con­ Whether the Town Water De­ age, reg\ilallons for vacation smiles, to make sure thla was the She was born in Rockville, the nuinit'y. ing the Andrews trailer against a For FYldav—1 p.m. Thursday. of t-wo-thlrde of the entire Senate But event.s, alas, had nothing the exemption. It was explained ducted. Werbner will name his own partment or of the Fllghli School leaves, payment of hospital insur­ For 8aturda>-—1 p. m. Friday. day^ that an ex-aerviceman, on reach­ The Board of Directors wlll^Ume that the present building daughter of Jacob and Margaret Enter Arliltratloii tree. Balfour's wife and daughter Classified deadline; 10:30 a. m. each membership. The new rule was left, no last minute dividends to Nill, but had lived in Jacksonville vice chairman and will announce and Utilities District will service ance on a monthly rather than a ing age 65 and wanting th* exemp­ meet Informally tonight at 8 committee had "outlived its useful­ The Roosevelt Mills and Mlnter- were with him In the car, hut the new school was one of the day of publlcaflon except Saturday- declare, no tension-heightening de­ These Are Most Essential! since 1918. neither was Injured. his name later, also the names of quarterly basis, question* on sen­ $ a. m^ actually on the Senate books for vices. The most historic Inaugural tion, must have a 10 per cent dis­ o’clock in the Municipal Building ness” and caused delays in the burn Realty Corp. have entered points left undecided, according to Besides her husband she leaves arbitration procedures to settle the The Andrews were taken in by committee heads and members. iority, job classification for cus­ Tuesday, January 13 a period up to 1949, and did not in the state's history was also the Sharpe to Keep ability rating. to discuss the subjects of the Man­ planning of the North End Junior Highway Flnglneer James Sheekej'. todians, and the present status of However, he cannot get that rat­ chester Country Club, a proposed high school. a brother, Martin W. Nill of Eu­ lease of the Minterburn mill. neighbors for the remainder of the aid In shutting off filibusters In most routine in the state's history. • ADEQUATE COVERAGE! . . . gene, Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Tests of the water pressure will ciisiodians who have been retained There were petty hopes for ex­ ing unless It ii certified by the West End sanitary sewer project, TTie Town Planning Commission The step Indicates that the mills night. Dwyer is continuing the be made by both water companies that period. The extreme liberals Maiiager’vS Post Be certain you have all of the right kind of insurance Arlt and Mrs. William Mann, both will i-emain In their present loca­ Investigation. by the Board of Education beyond A German P eace Treaty citement - - some excitement that Veterans Administration, and the protection. and the Building Committee is scheduled to meet with the Baptists Pick to determine whether it would he the mandatory 65-year-old retire- ’ In the Senate, therefore, claim VA will not make the necessary ordinance. Directors for discussion of the pos­ of Oakham, Ma.ss.: and a nephew. could flavor the day so that the Nelson Keats of Wapping. feasible for the Manchester Water ment age. The Russian proposal for a peace that nothing has been gained. And Democrats didn't have to pinch Despite Censure phyitcal examination for this rat­ Also, the Board will meet with sible extension of a sanitary sewer in Alban, Maine, and was a re.s- | Ileparlment to extend Us lines to • COMPLETE SERVICE! . . . the Town Planning Commission to in the Keeney St. area. The funeral was to be held at the Illing said the BoaM of Educa­ treaty for Germany reopens, al­ the extreme consen-atlves from the themselves to remind themselves We make sure your coverage la always up-to-data. White Funeral Home. 5.5 Elm St., ident of South Windsor for 12 Cl) Test Tomorrow New Officers the school site on the corner of tion customarily waits until th* discus* extension of sanitary sew­ DIsciish Petition though not In any Immediately sat­ South, on the other hand, claim what kind of a day It wa.s. But Hartford, Jan. 13 (iPI—Carleton We file claims’ Rockville. The Rev. David G. Jax- years. She was a member of the W, Middle Tpke. and Hilliard St., union has made a settlement with Lieutenant Governor John Demp­ F. Sharpe says he doesn't plan to ers in the Keeney St. area. A few weeks ago a petition from Community Church of Wapping, Town sirens will be test aroordlng to Sheekey. isfactory fashion, the standing pos- that too much has been yielded. In the Country Club matter, the four families requesting the in­ heimer, pastor of First Liitheran The oniigregallon of the Uom- the town before making a decision sey ran off events in the Senate as resign his job as Hartford’.^ city Church, was to officiate. Burial the Women of the Community soumied tomorrow at 2 ]).m. in The site Is within the area un­ on union requests. aibility of the basic bargain East The fact that both extremes at­ if he had been organizing Senates manager despite a city council • DEPENDABLE COMPANIES! Board will discuss recent offers stallation of a sanitary sewer on Church of Wapping and tlie Wap­ munily Baptist Church held It.s a portion of Keeney S5t. was re­ was to be In Grove Hill Cemetery. a Civilian Defense practice alert. der the juTisdlrlion of the Eighth George Bingham, union pres­ and West may some day have to tack the compromise which has all his life. And, although there resolution censuring him. " We,handle only old line and proven concerns. Call to­ made by the club and town regard­ ping Grange. sixth annual meeting at the church District. ing tJie use of the club’s golf ferred to the TPC. CD Director John Merz asks ident, ha.s set 4 o'clock tomorro'W -make on Germany. been adopted Invites the usual were one or two hopeful moments The resolution was adopted 6-3 day. Be'aides her husband she leaves la.sl night. The business ineellng Gas IJne* course on town-owned land. No action was taken on the peti­ Frank Slilmaitls Sr. that anyone who does not hear afternoon ns the Itme for a meet­ when it seemed that the first by the council yesterday. The ma­ South Windsor - Frank Shimal- two.s ons, Stanley Mendall of Wap­ the sirens notify CD headquar­ Neither side has ever yet been opinion that the compromise Itself Democratic battery in some 80 HEARING ADVANCE It is possible Board members tion, however, as the TPC had re­ was preongfello\v Fireman 16 Years niously elected. The meeting apartments assessed, and the fered for sale at "ridiculous” 23 Main St., at 2 o’clock Thursday closed with the singing of "Blest spector; and Fid ward Rybezyk, 72 Oakland St.; Wallace Rascher, been full knowledge that, in toward fulfilment of our civil prices, he said. afternoon. Cremation will fol­ Memorial services for Melvin F'or 16 years F'ales has been a Woodridge tract homeowners want I E. Longfellow, 3 Robin Rd.. will member of the 8th District Volun­ Be the Tie that Binds,” and the town planning engineer. 19 Berkley St.; Michael Cormier, choosing this policy, it was thereby rights promises to ourselves has JOHN H. HYDE First Mortgage L oans...... $9,437,927.39 a drastic reduction from 50 per Retail divi.slon members were low. Mlzpah benediction. Representing the Hartford Elec­ 137 Blssell St.; Mias Nancy Frank­ told to hold advertising of their Friends may call at the funeral be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow teer Fire Department. He i.s scout delaying and perhaps vetoing the increased, and we think it has, the Chairman of the Board cent. night at the North Methodist Officers tric Light Co. were Robert Burn­ lin, East Hartford: Miss Bertha merchandising items to two small home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ma.sler of Boy Scout Troop 152 and ham, Dwight Phelps, and Joseph reunification of Germany. amount of technical parliamentary Passbook Loans ...... 102,030.74 Directors have said the town Church. The Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ a member of the UAC guards pi.stol Following are the officers of the Warner, Glastonbury: Mrs. Maria might pick up some of the cost. coupons so that all firms, regard­ from 7 to 9 p.m. church for the year: Jud.son. Napoletano, 659 Hartford Rd.; When Russia wants our high leverage it needs need not be as ROBERT J. BOYCE less of size, would have the same nett. minister of the church, as­ to,Tin. He is married, the father of FHA Improvement Loans ...... 17,326.41 Changes Membership sisted b.v the Rev. John E. Post, Mrs. Rubert B. FIdgetl. Walter Mrs. Rita Hickey, Elllnrton; Mr*. card on Germany much more than great as it would have been at an­ President amount of advertising space. Paul O. Artz four children and lives at 138 N. Concerning the School Btiiiding former minister of the church, will Elm St, Jacoby, Robert M. Johns, Mrs. Dorothy Woodward, 257 W. Center we want Russia’s higli card on other time In our history. And the U. S. Government and Corporate B onds...... 618,705.99 Committee, the Directors are ex­ "In this way we can only give Rockville— A private funeral John Ruff, B. Burton .Siiiylh, Hicli- St.; Mrs. Alice Pagani, 239 Spruce HERBERT B. HOUSE the customer a sampling of what was scheduled today for Paid Otto officiate. Marks, 36, is manager of the Germany, the Russian bargaining basic hope, in any case, is always pected to discu.ss an ordinance There will be no calling hours. ard W. Yerks, Board of Deacon.s; St.; Mrs. Madeline Ziebarth, 17 First Vice President will be offered, while the real Arzt, 72. who died suddenly Sun­ Plnntland nursery at 1215 Tolland Mrs. A. Winthrop Ballard, Thom­ Court Cases | for fulfilment through reasoned Federal Home Loan Bank S tock ...... 182,000.00 drafted by Martin which would Tpke. and has lived in the North Rosemary PI.; Mrs. Kristina position is, on that basis. Weaker change the membership of that stocks of merchandise will be on day night at hla home at 79 Vil­ as I. Briggs, Howard M. Daniel, sale in the stores," Watkins said. End for 12 years. He came to Man­ Mocka, Stafford Springs; Mrs. than ours. Russia, then, may be unity rather than through com­ Cash on Hand and in Banks ...... 353,325.36 group. Martin's ordinance would lage St. The Rev. Paul J. Bow’- William N. Goodwin, Renato N. Margaret McKenna, 30 Ridge St.; EMIL L. G. HOHENTHAU Jr. The stores will open at the usual nian, pastor of Union Congrega­ Vernon chester from Winated. He i.s a Richard Cole, 16, of Windsor considered as perpetually In search pulsion. The change In the filllbus- Second Vice President abolish the present committee, Nicola, John Ruff, Oscar E. Stan­ James Ganzer, 192 Hollister St.; hour the day of the sale. tional Church was to officiate at World War II veteian and saw ac­ ford, Board of Trustees. Locks, who was arrested yesterday of policies and moves which might tcr rule has been small, but enough Office Building and Parking A r e a ...... 193,378.0'f composed of from 5 to 11 town tion in the Pacific as an infantry­ Robert' Klein, 152 Branford St.; electors, and replace it with a new the funeral held at the Ladd Mrs. E. Paul Abert, A. Winthrop after a Main St. auto accident, was bring its bargaining power up to for the moment. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. man. He is also a member of the referred to juvenile authorities in Martin Uriano. 56 Kensington St.; DOROTHEA E, STAVNITSKY Furniture and Fixtures ...... 34,293.54 one made up of three members of Ballard, William E. Jarvis. Law­ Mr.s. Agnes Leduc, 61 Edmund ours. The current threats oyer the Secretary Burial was to be in Grove Hill Jump Seen Manchester Rotary Club. rence J, Sleeves, Mrs.'Stephen W. special Town Court session this the Board of Directors, three from Marks Is married, the father of St, gUtus of Berlin are probably such Other Assets ...... 5,458.20 the Board of Education, and three About Town Cemetery. Shurkiis, Mrs. B. Burton Smyth, morning. Arzt wa.s born Sept. 1.5 1886, in three children and lives at 444 Cole was charged by Patrolman a d m it t e d TODAY; Raymond a move, designed to make us more 130 Below HENRY B. AGNEW electors. He feels such a commit­ Mrs. J. Murray Powell, Boani of Brown, East Hartford; Forrest St. Margaret’s Circle. Daugh­ German.v. a son of the late Rob­ In Tax Rate Woodland St. Christian Flducution; A. Winthrop William Cooke with operating a willing to bargain. If the Germans Treasurer tee would provide greater coordi­ Warrington, 30, is a Manchester motor vehicle without a license Buckland, 36 Bush Hill Rd. The Army Medical Research Lah- ters of Isabella, will hold a busi­ ert and Pauline Stroedel Arzt, and Ballard, church s( liool superin­ nation in the planning and con­ native. He Ls a painting contractor, and failure to drive to the right. A BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son themselves should- bjgin develop oratory at Fort Knox, Ky., ha.s TOTAL ASSETS .$10,944,445.70 struction of schools. ness meeting this evening at 8 had lived here more than 50 years. The tax rate In Vernon will jump tendent; Mrs. Stephen W. .Sliiirkii.s, Ing what they will evefitually de HAROLD C, NORTON He worked as a W'eaver in local considerably this year, Mrs. Ethel is single and is a member of the assi.stant superintendent; Mrs. E. third charge using a car without to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahrens, come up with a few miggeta of in­ Need for a new ordinance was o'clock in the K of C Home. Mrs. American Legion and the Man­ the owner’s permission, was idded Wapping; a daughter to Mr. and velop—which is their own strong Assistant Treasurer M^ary Paquette and her committee textile mills for many years be­ Pease, secretar,v of the Board of Paul Abert, secretary. formation as to why winds make declared by Director Ted Cum­ fore retiring about seven years chester Lodge of Elks. He served by Assistant Prosecutor John Lom­ Mrs, Joseph Cardini, 35 Morse Rd. demand for reunification-that mings in the fall. He said at that will serve refreshments. Finance, predicted today. Mrs. Robert J. Aleshury, Virgil cold weather feel colder, and how ago. ‘ He was a member of Union The jump in the tax rate, ex- in the Army from 1950 to 1952 L. Hartzog, William E. Hill, Robert bardo this morning. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to would also help the Russian posi­ much colder. Congregational Church and of the pecterl to be set in February, is and saw action in Korea. M. Johns, Renato N. Nicola, B. Lombardo said the youth had Mr, affU Mrs. Earl Ely, RFD 8, Luthenveds of Emanuel Luther­ Warrington, one of six children, driven his stepmother’s car from ■Vernon. tion. The mere fact that there is In fact, It has-produced a "Chill an Church will have a supper local Order of Redmen. inevitable even if the grand list Burton Smyth, finance committee; He leaves his wife. Mrj.^ Ida lives with his family at 27 Wood­ Mrs. Everett W. VanDynS, church Windsor I-X)cks to F'ranklin to visit DISCHARGED YESTBRDA'Y: no German peace treaty, 13 years Wind Table" which puts the busi­ meeting Friday at 6:30 p.'m. in increases more than The Board of friends, and became involved in Hirth Arzt; two .sons, Paul ft and Finance expects, she said. She did land St. Before going on his own clerk; Virgil L. Hartzog, churejj Mrs. Helen Bum*. East Hartford; after the war, and that the peace ness of how we feel down In statis­ Personal Notices Luther hall of the church. The Kenneth A. Arzt, both of Rock­ as a painter he worked for Edward the accident on the way home. John Downey, Broad Brodk; Mr*. LIABILITIES Church Council will meet tonight not give an estlrnate on how much treasurer; Roy O. Parker, financial The collision occurred about 1:30 and quiet of the world do depend tics. ville: two daughters. Miss. Myrtle the tax rate might increase. Moriarty, now a District Director. secretary local expense funds; Ida Adam, Wapping; Mr*. Helen on such a Ireatj', is another factor at 8 o'clock in the board room. Arzt of Rockville and Mrs. Wil­ Moriarty will probably nominate p.m. Cooke said Cole was driving Etchells, Tolland; George Findley, When the temperature reads 25 In Memoriam The tax increase will be neces­ Wallace A. Rascher, financial sec­ west on E. Middle Tpke. and In favor of Russian policy. degrees, and we have a 20 mile an Members’ Share Accounts ...... $9,709,476.80 liam H. Tribou of Coventry; four sary partly because of loss of in­ him Friday night. , retary, new building funds; Dr. 221 N. Main St.; Murray Hosey, 19 DIRECTORS Past President Mrs. Oiarlotte sisters, Mrs. Ernest Morse of Double Election sought to turn north into Main St. River St., Rockville; Mra, Mary But even if the respective bar­ hour wind throwing It at ua, the In lovinif memory of Edward Murray Gray, 71 Foxcroft Dr., was hostess come from tuition students and Robert J. Aleshury, Mrs. A. Win­ He drove into a car heading south Mortgage Loans in Process ...... 52,250.00 Who paRsed away January 13. 1956. Broad Brook, Mrs. Earl Randell of partly because of a sizable amount The coming election was brought throp Ballard and George M. Rus­ Henry, VVarehouee Pointj Mrs. gaining positions should become result is the equivalent of 40 be­ to the members of the Soroptimist on Main St.- and driven by Clar­ ROBERT J. BOYCE St. Petersbiirg, Fla., Mrs F. Leroy of uncollectible taxes, according about by the resignation Dec. 22 sell, delegates to Manchester Coun­ Annette Himter, 836 Center St.; equal, through Russia's addition low. Escrowed Funds of M ortgagors...... 103,118.79 Away In (*ad'ii beautiful garden, Club last evening at her home. Elliott and Mrs. John Zenker, both of Leon Thorp, who had served the ence G. Kabrick, 55, of 3.^ Hollis­ Richard Lappen, 87 Garden St.; Surprise Her! Chat By In the vnlley of peace so fair Various activities were discussed, to Mrs. Pease. cil of Churches. ter St. Kabrick was stopping fOf the and manipulation of new pres­ Even a 10 mile an hour wind had HAYDEN L. GRISWOLD Somes day. some time, when toil It of Rockville; two brothers, Al­ This year alone, she said, about District either as director or pres­ The minister of the church is the Mrs. Elli Weiss, 166 School S t; o'er and it was decided to hold a food bert of Broad Brook and Oscar ident for 25 years. He -was serving traffic light at the time. The-front Jerry McLain, 26 Windsor Ave., sures, there is doubt that the orig­ pronounced 'eaulta, reducing a 38 •jtabiiities 83.10 We'll meet our loved one there. sale the last Saturday In the $69,000 in taxes remains Uncollect­ Rev. John "R. NeuberU of both vehicles were damaged, WILUAM W. HARRIS Arzt of Roxbury, Mass.; and five ed. his third, term as president when Rockville; James Moriconl, 48 Iry- inal EasfrWest bargain could now degree temperature to 27 below, 25 Wife and alttcr. month, Jan. 31, in Hale’s. Miss grandchildren. Cooke said. Specific Reserves ...... , 10,966.54 Bette Murphy, executive secretary Because of this financial picture he resigned. Cole was held ovemight in lieu ing St.; 'Mrs. Betty Munroe, TaJ- be made as easily and cleanly as degrees to 38 below, and 11 degrees Long Distance Tonight! MAUDE R. HILL Mrs. Samuel Richardton. Due to his resignation a petition cottville; Mias Harriet Whitman, of the Manchester Cancer Infor­ the board felt it could not add the Assembly men Get of bond. His father and step­ It might once have been made to 40 below. EMIL L. G. HOHENTHAU Jr. Reserve For Depreciation Card of Thanks mation Center, 139 E. Center St., Mrs. Margaret Marley cost of revaluation, even In part, requiring a minimum of 10 signa­ mother appeared in court and 299 Main St.; John Mazleka, 1007 West German rearmament is stead­ And this is, say the Army medi­ Office Building...... 35,019.05 vyas welcomed Into membership. Rockville-- Mrs. Margaret Mar- to this year’s budget. However the tures was circulated among Dis­ pressed the additional charge of Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Alyce Rawlins ily becoming a fact, not merely a One Jong-distance cal’, ia worth a whole stack of HONORABLE The family of Royce Ivoomit Jr. and Iqy, 82. of 137 E. Main St., died at board agreed with assessor Mon­ trict electors. The petition, once Committee Posts using iin auto without the owner's and son, 49 Server St.; Mrs. Janet cal researchers, not merely a ques CHARLES S. HOUSE Vh*ginia Marie Hnlfiater with to thatik her home Sunday night. Peck and son, Ellington; Mrs. Ber­ prospect. And Russia's commit­ Furniture and Fixtures...... ?9,168.67 tague White, who is urging early sighed, empowered District Di­ permission. tion of how we feel. There ia an letters you intend to write. It’s the personal, Nil their friendt for the klndnete and She was born March 27. 1876 in rectors to call a meeting for the nadette O'Brien and son, 129 Bret- HERBERT B. HOUSE •ympathy shown them in their recent revaluation on the basis that it Manchester’s two Democratic Deputy Judge Jules Karp re­ ment to the separate political Iden­ actual physical reason for it. Wind friendly way to exchange news . . . make plans Reserve for Contingencies and Surplus...... 1,014,362.75 bereavevnont. ^ East Windsor Hill, daughter of would be beneficial to the town. electipn of a new president. State representatives were, be­ ferred the case to the juvenile ton Rd.; Mrs. Lois Bouton and son, tity of East Germany has become Public Records Patrick and Bridget Donovan. The date for the meeting was Willimantlc. speeds the rate at which moisture . . . offer congratulations. As thoughtful as it is JOHN H. HYDE Royce and Beverly Hollltler, Revaluation is due. according to tween them, named to aix Legisla­ court and said the charges against deeper and more involved than it evaporates from our skin. The Charleg and Virginia Hollinter. She leaves three sons, William. state atatute, in 1962. White had announced Jan. 5 Just before tive commitUe.s today a.s the 1959 Cole were serious and if put on James and Daniel Marley, all of 18 ON TANKER BfcSCUED jyas originally. faster this evaporation, the colder quick and easy! Inexpensive, too. MATTHEW M. MORI ARTY Warrantee Deeds suggested that It be held In 1960 Swanson announced his resigna­ General Assembly began getting record might cause him trouble In TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $10,944,445.70 Card of Thanks Edward “P. Corby to Walter A. Rockville; six daughters, the tion to run for the presidency. later years. Baltimore, Jan. IS. UF1-— The The result' is that Russia, tenta we are. and that appropriations be spread dow'h to bu.siness. HAROLi) C. NORTON and Mary A. Bareisa, property at Misses Margaret, Katherine and over a 2-ye?r period. The Directors then called for a And in the Senate, freshman If the case is handled by the Coast Guard rescued 18 niea lively at least, la not offering the And the chill we get is not mere­ ■ Wa wish lo''-'thank all of our neigh- 34 Wedgewood Dr. Ann Marley, Mrs. Martha Rankin, Mrs. Pease said the matter will meeting to elect both president juvenile court, Karp said. Cole will from a grounded tanker in ALDO PAGANI Dort, friends and relatives for the many Democratic State Sen. Fred Doocy complete reunification of Qermany, ly imagination. James E. and Kathleen A. Mc­ Mrs. Francis Durieko, all of Rock­ be considered for next year when and director. of the Fourth Senatorial District, not have a record with the Man­ choked Cheeapeake . B4y early '' See how little it costs to call after 6: acts f of kindness, and sympathy sh6wn ville, and Mrs. Louis Downes of today. The ice lieeaker Chi- . but merely the organization of the It ia 80. real that, say the Army JOHN F. PICKLES UB in our recept bereavement. We es­ Farland to George E. and Abby K. the entire coat might be put into Until today no Di.strict resi­ which Includes Manchester, was chester Court. pecially thank all those who sent the Carroll, property on Pva Dr. Ellington; a sister, Mrs. Carrie Cole said he wants to enter tJie nOok took the crew off th* two Gemanies Into a confedera­ experts, we should be careful how the budget and then borrowed on dents had announced candidacy appointed Senate Chairman of the From MANCHESTER to First EKh fdded j u d g e JOHN J. WALLETT begufliul floral tributes and loaned the The Crown Petroleum Corp. to Furphey of Rockville: six grand­ armed services after his next small tanker Samuel H. H,erroa . tion. That, if-the West would'ao 3 minutes minute use of cars. short term notes. for the director's post. Swanson Roads.and Bridges Committee. we treat it. A ‘shot of v^aky, for Lewis C. Laschever, property at children and five great grandchil­ .Regarding the tax rate, Mrs. Rep. Irving Aronson drew ap­ birthday. after the .vessel went aground. THEODORE C. 'WRIGHT however, said he was seeking the «cpt It, R ^ h t soon resolve itself instance, merely heats the akin at BBlSTOL, CONN. $ .30 $ .1 0 Family of Joseph PonticelU. 668 Center St. dren. Pease noted that the five per presidential post shortly after pointments on the Constitutional iaio complete unification, and George W. Hinkel Jr. to A. Lil­ The funeral' will be held tomor­ the expense of the inside, and, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 1 .3 0 .3 5 InMMemoriam row at 8:15 a.m. from the-Burke cent discount allowed for early Thorp reaigfned. Amendment, F''ederal and Intergov­ probably would do so soon after lian BYanklln, property at 38 payment of taxes will be dropped Although there is competition ernmental, Relations, and General taken In cold, weather, actually re­ NEW YORK, N. Y. .45 ' .1 5 Strickland, St. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., both East and West had withdrawn duces the body temperature. The In loving memory of Spirilo Vesco followed by' a solemn requiem If the state Legislature approves for the vacant directorship, Swan­ Law Committees. WASHINGTON, D, C; .7 5 .2 0 Who paued away, January 13, 1940. Executor’s Deed Rep. David Barry was named to their power from both Gqrmanles. , Late Frank Cheney Jr. to Har­ M ^ at 9 a.m. at St. Bernard's a bill submitted for the town to son Is apparently Unopposed In his thing to do, say the experla. is take BRIDGEPORT, CONN. .40 .1 0 CMitcA^e4j6B^ 'A 'A -A that effect. This might lower the bid 'fop office. the Judiciary and Governmental ^ 6 West, for its part, Is also talk­ a nice warm bath, and then the ■i* . -God saw hla footsteps faUer, ry L. and Lillian J. Gustafson, Church. Burial will be In St Thf hills become too steep. propwty, *.t 33 Hackmatack St. Bernard's Cemetery. tax rate by two mill*, ahe. said. The election ^ id a y night will Functions, Claims, and Incorpora­ ing of a partial concession,' by shot. These rates are for station-to-slation calls, after And with farewells unspoken, The-,board, laat night, approved tions Committees. SAVINGS ■ The Saviour bade him sleep. • Trade Name Friends may call at the funeral open at 7:30 p-nri. and nominations which, Instead of decreeing the un- Going bock to the more impor­ 6 P.M. and all day Sunday- They do not iiiclude home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and a Special appropriation of $55,222, will be- made from the floor: In addition to Rivers and the 10^0 federal excise ta*. For rates to other John J. Garibaldi of Bolton, do­ •rtnad neutrality o f Germany, or Sons, daughters and ■ famlllea. ing business as Silk City CStereta, tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 the coat of mo'^ing the junior and Bridges, Doocy will serve on the tant part of this Army Informa­ places, see the front pages of your directory. LOAN Banks, Agriculture and Waieii Re­ ttandpning Itii own alliance with S S O f J \ I I () V P. O. Sox 89. p-m. senior high schools and $1,500 for SHIP EXPLODES, 40 MISSING tion, we now caicuUtte that the In Memoriam a- school nurse. These Items will Iskendiiren, Turkey, Jan, IS sources and Flood Control Com­ - .ipi^eet Germany, it would guarantee Marriage Uoense average facial temperature In Edward' John Spltznas, USA,’ of Mrs. Georg* Ri Mead* be added to the present budget. —The giant tanker MIrador mittees,. Ruaaia againat future German at­ _In' loving memory of B. Sgt. Donald 17te appointments to all House M^chester for the past week, mul­ ilAilCWC>TI«'*t •LQttT riWAWCIAL INSTITUTION Wjlter Phelps who dlhd, January JS! Keansburg, N, J., and Virginia South Windsor —■ Mrs. Inez Al­ The Board was advised that exploded In .the harbor, today’ tack, Thit papar propdaition would tiplying 10 digree temperatures by Call by number . . .it’s twice as fast! Mary Cook of 439 Main St. berta Meade, 73, of Oakland Rd„ the selectmen are not yet prepared and storied to Sink. Six Turk­ and Senate committee* were an' k* Butek laaa aventual and durable Paul Worthli|gton Dougan Jr., South Windsor, wife of George R. to oek for on appropriation for ish orewnseil of the BUrodor $Md nounced by House Speaker Wil’ 40 mile an hour winds, ‘waa about 2>*e^r stUl oj -ths days ,and ysars Uoin' J, O'Brien, PofUond Demo*, to _Ruaela than tha 81 WssUand St, and Jacqueline Meade, died Sunday at Monchee* town hall alterations In connection 84 etew nseinbem of the iTiirk- 180‘below, which wa* exactly wl>at Th! Srathern New EiglMil Telephue Cwipanr tts Biainory Uvt* within our bagrta. Ann* DtUMdl, 44 Strlcltland Bt, ter Memorial Hospltgl after a long yfftli th*L nlt/a move to its own Isb M lyan tag Ininn w m so* crat, end 84nat« President' y |jwl»ihir>tlw o f llu two It felt. S t Jam*a‘ CSiureh, Jan. 81. 'T ^ e n . Bh* WM born Nov. 7, ISIS qusrton. ported iM itagi \ ^npoi^ Anthony J. AimentanA' s . P A o a m u m : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959 M.ANCHESTER F.'TCNING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. 1959 EIGHT Bundle Tea would phone Uttlr ac­ DAILY CROSSWORD PU'/ZLE B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLB ’Lu tz M ii.seum Sets ; ^Home Specialties ceptance to any member of, the South Windsor program committee, which IncludOa MIGHT AS WELL 0 t * F6R TH' U » T tlM E.wa, Lecture on A rt Slates Opening Mrs. Oiarlea Hamilton, co-chair­ CHRISn^DKHI QUIT GAZIN' OUT TH' TALKIN' T T H 'W A U .. man. Mra. Cain U MahonOy. Mrs. AVAIIJ5BUB AT WINDOW/! HMM! Cinema Actor Rezoning Master Plan Topic W’. T, Moyer and Mrs. Wells Den­ The grand opening of the new THIS WASA LUCKY HUNCH,COMIN' Evan H. Turitar, general cura­ nison. WELDON'S ^ IN HERE/— A BLOKE WHO tor of the Wadsworth Athei^im, show rooms of the Hojnno Special­ 0A\,VAS-~THE HOOPLE CLAN MAtN STREVt DISHES OOTTHE WIENER­ a c r o s s 85 Written form will speak on "Aspects of Arneri- ties Co. a l 39 Purnell PI. will be Ml HAS BEEN INTERNATIONALLY of Mistress O f Talks Scheduled Tonight WURST UKE fa ts o OVER I I Cinema actor, can Art” al Washlng'.Oy School held tomorrow and Thtiraday PROMINENT IN THE FIELD OF 86 Promontory THERE IS A p u s h o v e r TO — Richards Jan. 19 at 8 p.m. T u r n ^ Who is from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Featured Pytbians lo Seat 5P0RT5 AS WELL AS INTHE ARTS, Th* Town Planning and Zonlngf|>serve"Onicer'8 Training Corps, la will be a complete display of YOU KNOW.'— /W/UNCLE SWALLOW THE SAME PLATE S He performs DOWN also assistant direct^ of the IF YOU str o ke h is f u r aluminum combination windows, O fficers Jan. 21 S'/MINGTON HOOPLE, IN LONDON, on a movie 1 Joke Commission (T P Z C ) will m e e 11 t®***"*! flight Instructionw ith Atheneuin, will illiuitrale hts talk 30Sr RIGHT.'— I'L L STICK four other students. doors, awnings, and Jalousies. Both OWNS A LARGE RACING STABLE 2 Iroquolan with Merrill F. Lincoln, the town’s WjJth colored slides. ARTHRITIS? AROUND AND t a k e - 8 This Is used The instruction helps determine plain and colored samples of the AND HAS TWlCEVlON THE ENGLISH Indian The talk is the second In a aeries LInne Lodge. No. 72, Knlghta of A BEAD ON HIM/. In his 1 3 (3 3 planning consultant tonight at 8 In advance whether or not a man i company’s products will be shown. I have been wonderfully blsMWl fa De r b y . H I S f a t h e r ,App le g a te 3'Elegant sponsored by the Lutz Junior Mu­ Pythlaa, ■will meet tomorrow at 8j profession o'clock to go over the complete could paai the Air Force's high- being restored to active life . HOOPLB.WAS a CHAMPION 4 Abstains seum. The first w-as given by ad­ The Homo Specialties Co. was p.m. In Orange Hall. ’ aHin 12 Assam cost flight schools, Should Spiel- ! bting crippled in nearly I a r c h e r — HE COULD from food 25,.M^Iss Negri 47 Sacred song soning map of South Windsor venturer Fred Hardenbrook, formerly located at 8 Rogers PI. av«y silkworm Officers elected al the last V S P L I T A s a p l in g mo 5 Beginners 26 Mimlcker 49 Musician’s man and the others pass the Trin- | and la exclusive dealer in the area joint In niy body and with muMO* 13 Pedal digit which has been prepared as part Turner, g native of Orono, meeting wno will he installed In a IL ^ a THICKER THAN A , , 6 Eternity 28 Is sick wand ily course, they would then be- ' for the Daco Manufacturing Co.’s lar soreness from head to fo o t 14 Roof edge of the master plain for rezoning Maine, did his graduate and under­ joint ceremony with Memorial K '1 1 '^ V MANS THUMB ATA/ 7 Taut 30 Famous 50 Diminutlv* come eligible upon graduation I According to medical dlagnooia t 18 Transgressions the town. graduate work at Harvard Univer- new line of colored slumlmim Lodge of Manchester and Damon ^h u n d r e -d / 8 Statements British .school of Stanley fixim Trinity for flight training i combtnstion windows snd doors. had Rheumatoifl Arthritis and Oth« T r a c e s .'^ Commission Chairman David D. aity, and received his doctorate In Iktdge of Rockville, In Castle' Hall, 18 Cape In 9 Nobleman 31 Greater 51 Carry (coll.) at ail Air Force flight school, ac­ er forma of Rheumatism. For BY V. T. HAMLIN Massachusetts Smith said the main purpose of 1954. His doctoral thesis dealt Golway ,St., Wednesday, Jan. 21, a l l e y OOP 10,Cry of quantity 52 Afresh cording to Lt. Col. George Mann­ FUEE Information on how I ob» 17 Mnlayslan the plan is to control future with the wateraolora of the English Include the following: I NEVER SHOULD ^TROUBLE 13 I DONT /bacchanals 32 Glut 54 Domesticated ing, professor of air science and lalned this wonderful rallaf writs: canoe growth of the town so that new painter, J.M.W. Turner. Paul Jesanis, chancellor com­ h a v e a l l o w e d i t s a h a l f APPRECIATE 11 Slender 35 Exemplars 55 Ancient commander of the AFROTC de­ Ho.spital Women 18 Seesaw public facilities will not be re­ He was a lecturer and research MYSELF TO GET UJXURV I WHAT THAT BOY HAS 19 Direction 38 Annotation Greek city tachment at Trinity college. Kdwln Biipkpr Photo mander; Harold Modean. vice chan­ MRS. I.ELA S. W IER TWIS T E N ' 20 Pilfered quired beyond the ability of tax­ assistant al the Frick Collection In cellor; Edwin Cook, prelate; John MtUtON-YEARS- m a d a t OOP/ OUST CANT TO PUT UP WITH O N 21 Three times 40 Ring, as of 56 Injures by Engaged 2805 Arbor Hills D rira-4B 22 Perched payers to pay for them. He noted “The program will help deler- N ew York from 1958 to 19.56, and Meet on Monday Poison, master of works; Gustave A S O S n jF F S AFFORD ANY J THESE JAUNTS BACK (comb, form) a bell exposure Engaged Tire engagement of Miss Barbara P. O. BOX 26M 23 Make a 59 Atmospher# fn this connection that within the! mine in adv'ance those men un- since then has served the W ads­ Gull, secretary; Carl A. .fJustafson. MORE._, INTO THE PyiLST.. 24 Lath 43 Light knock J. Cook to James R. Slater is an­ Jackson, Mieslesippi. mistake pauit few years three new gram­ suitable for flying and save the The engage..ien. of Miss Mar­ worth Atheneum In his present The Women’s Auxiliary bf Man­ nounced by her mother, Mrs. Vir­ financial secretary; Evan Nyquisl. 24 Mineral spring mar schools have been or are be­ enormous cost of orienting a man garet Jane Swain to Charles Mc- capacity. He has traveled exten- chester Memorial Hospital will T~ ll) II ginia Cook, 420 Main St. treasurer; Eric Nelson, master of 27 Body of water r 1 5 L r r r ing built to accomodate a total into basic flight training," Col. F’all, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Tenny sivly in Europe, mostly in the Low hold Us quarterly meeting Monday arms; Carl Thoren,. Inner guard; 'X i - 29 Entries In Manning said. .son McFall, 513 Main St., is an­ Her fiance is the son of Mrs. a l 2:30 p.m. In Fellowship hall. i r il li student population of nearly, 2,500 Countries, France, Spain, Italy, H artley Slater, Rye, N. H., and the Carl J. B. Anderson, outer guard; i\pPLEGATE ledgers pupils. The cost to the government per nounced by her parents, Mr. and Greece and in Turkey. Second Congregational Church. Carl E. Thoren, trustee for three 33 Pendent man under this program ia - j^ u t Mrs. Samuel Swain, 75 Cottage late Hartley Slater. The program committee, undef - WAS QUITE i r II. Rural zones will be Included In The program will be offered free Miss Cook, a graduate of Man­ years. 34 Journey 17 $430. It Includes 20 hours of 'Ual St. the chairmanship of Mra. John ? . A MAN WITH the rezoning plan. Smith announc­ of charge to members of the mu­ chester High Scliool, is employed AN ARROW = 36 Greek portico z r il instruction and 15 hour* solo fly­ Miss Swain, a gradaute of Man Cheney Jr., has planned a Bundle ■«A6.Miw. w. te s«e ws p«« ee*— . /~fS 'k:'' ed. despite the fact that the com­ seum. A nominal charge will bo at Pratt and Whitney Division of 37 Fish sauce ing. cheater High School, c.uss of Tea. with the price of admlaaion a mission did not originally Intend made to non-members. Untied Aircraft Corp. Her fiance ia 39 Blow with z? 1958, is employed by the Connec­ bundle for the Penny Saver, ,^11 C A N D I I 5 a m 1 to include such a classification. All flying Is done cut of Braln- a grad/iale of t. e Hoklcrness open hand ticut Bank and Trust Co. Her Hospital Auxiliary thrl/t ahop? w- Most of these areas, he said, have ard Field with Instruction by .School, Plymouth, N, H., served in ■/' V 41 Table scrap ? r K IL 2 T r IT JT a fiance attended local schools and Mra. Alfred Sundquiati president 14-16-18 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 42 Playing card poor sanitary drainage because Pierce Aviation, Inc., of Windham the submarine service of the U.S. A''’ ' n 1 is now employed by the Pioneer Card Party Friday will conduct the husthess meeting. A PLACE EVERYONE «■(« •*. T M U t. Pat 0«T. 44 Female saint 3 T w it of heavy clay soil or elevation. In Airport, which also supplies the •/ • Navy, and is presently a student al Parachute Co. After short reports from the chair­ (ab.) I sections similarly proposed for aircraft. Wentworth Institute, Bo.ston, Mass. WILL SOON BE J7 p No dale has been set for the Open to Public men of the varioifii A\ixiliarv com- 45 Born 5K •-•v' rural zoning, development into TALKING ABOUT! BY AL VERMEER 46 Cartograph residential subdivisions would Manchester Evening Herald wedding. thorne St., has obtained the table mitteea model.s will give a preview PRISCILLA’S POP z h of cottons and other apparel for 48 Little flap i r r n S’ create drainage problems. South Windsor correspondent El­ favois and prizes for the affair. of Santa Fe. New Mexico, alleged The Snowflake Card Party, spon­ spring and Summer wear from the LIKE TO NEAR MV FUNNY TMING ABOUT, ^ I T J U S T 50 Marks P Land zoned rural will not be more Burnham, telephone Mitchell sored by the Ladies of St. James, The profits will be used to help % 17 i gunman in the $14,560 robbery. Penny .Saver. RECORDS, MOLLYMOCKf POPULAR MUSIC- IS N 'T 53 Click-beetle 1 completely reserved for full-time 4-0674. on Friday night at 8 o'clock in St. defray the cost of 50 new card Mtirphy told the court that Mrs. Cheney aald today that It PLEASE, PRISCILLA! POPULAR 57 Musical farming operations, however. New James' School hall will be open to tables. RO CK 5 T 515l 53 5i 5531. “Burke wa« under a definite form would be a tremendoua help If TURN IT OFF.' AND ROLL? II quality residences may be built in certain the public. Any card gam e may he T. 58 Swiss river p of duress” to go through with the members planning to attend the 3 in u parts of a rural zone, but lots played. NO, 5? crime and he “ believed Hough to Itoiiliiie Holdup 60 Story would have to be considerably 3-Year Senlence Mrs. John J. Coy, ticket chair­ be a mad man.” THANKS 61 Solar disk 1*1 1.3 larger than in a residential zone man. is being assisted by Mrs. 1' 62 Flax (dial.) In sentencing, Judge Smith re­ Princeton, N. J , ,laii. 13 i/P)— and th « drainage and disposal sys­ For Sonny Burke Howard Pemberton, Mrs. John This kind of steady customer ,you 63 Leave out 5 T marked that he was apparently Fitzgerald, Mrs. Carl I,zimbardo, 1} tem would have to have special ap­ can have. 64 Salamander “ responsible for getting Donaghue Mrs. Joseph Mcllduff, Mrs. An­ proval from the town engineer and Hartford, Jan. 13 (/Pj- Martin .S He walked Into Uie Household into this plan (for the holdup).” thony Cambria, Mrs. John P.ohan, Aeeorted ■ building inspector. "Sonny" Burke, 27, former Hart­ Finance Co. office at the Princeton MODERN BV FRANK O’NEAL “ U does not appear likely in view Mrs. Herbert Carvey and Mrs. ^ Cheeolatea SHORT RIBS Living in a rural zone would ford prize fighter, was sentenced Shopping Center ye.sterday and of his past record of battles with Bernard Fogarty, Tickets may be have advantages. Smith pointed to three years imprisonment In the right away the serrelBry, Miss policemen that he was entirely ter­ obtained from them or at the dooi'. • ^ 3 5 t g r o out. Poultry keeping, a present Lewisburgh I Pa. I Federal Peniten­ Joyce Anderson, recogidzed him. TV SERVICE rified by Hough.” commented the The following executive board subject of complaint from neigh­ tiary fo r his part in the Nov. 7 "A re you here for the same 1 lb. bos 2 lb. bos, judge, referring to Burke's past members are also assisting in the SERVING MANCHESTER bors in some re.sidential neighbor­ hold-up of the Blue HilLs Branch. thing this lime?" she esked. the finest, fietheit andiei ;0i$ hoods. would be definitely perm it­ Hai'lford Federal Savings and record of assaults. distribution of tickets: Miss Mary and ROCKVn.I.E A s he was led out of the federal Ann Leone, Mrs. Joseph Massaro, That he was, the man replied. an buy . . . exeluiively eon l-iT NIA Iw T.M Wtt. U.t. P»l. OW, ted. as would keeping a saddle Loan As.sn, courtroom, Burke turned to Judge Mra. Alvin Baldt, Mrs. Wesley Then Miss Andeiaon, alone In the horse. Earlier ye.sterday. Federal Judge Gryk, Mrs. Edward Moriarty, Mrs. office, promptly gave him all the J. Joseph Smith denied Burke's Smith and said, “ Thank you, your BY AL CAPP and BOB I.UBBERS B y holding many commi.ssion ] .Salvatore Filloramo, Mrs. John money in the cash regi.ster, $217. Ml 3-8185 LONG SAM meetings. Smith said, the members motion to .switch his plea from honor.” The three years’ sentence means : Haney, Mrs. Virginia Gleeson, Mrs. She rememliered the face. Last QUINN'S WHILE. ..y^ pg/^pi.g - are trying to complete their plan guilty to not guilty, ANTE.NNAS REPAIRED f^OODS CKOSStNS THE /MOON / BUT THIS ROD that Burke will be eligible for ! A. w. Gates and Mrs. Joseph Dec, 30 the same man held up tlic this month so that it may be fur­ Burke's lawyer. Ally. Albert J. and INSTALLED AND DIVINING <7005 THAT POINT TO ' AINT FAILED A L L PEOPLE-/MR. POOMSey. parole after serving a third of his I L ’Heureu.x. office at gunpoint and escaped ther presented to residents at pub­ Murphy of Hartford, told Judge Mrs. Frank Moriarty, 76 S. Haw- with $329. PHARMACY PEOPLE WHO MUST GET/MARRIED VET, AND ITS IT WONT CHANGE YOUR FACE - lic hearings. When these hearings Smith that both Burke and Robert sentence, or one year. vJU6T0U>W1VESTALE5, NO use r FIGHT PUT IT WIGHT TEACH YOU TO have been completed, he said, the G, Donaghue 6t Hartford received 873 MAIN ST. MAW. WITH FATP — LIVE WITH, commission can revise the plan as threats from David B. Hough Jr. LONG SA/M'S ITf seems necessary and make It the MORIARTY PHONE Ml 8-41S6 D O O M E D T ' zoning code for the town, GGT HITCHED, NuWay Water Ser\lce Build Your Future Now at the . . . BROTHERS At tonight's meeting the com­ An'THATS- 801 CENTER ST. 6NtFF mission will also vote on a recom­ BE9 WETTINC Read Herald Adva. mendation on water bids to bring UNIVERSITY EVENING COLLEGE MI 8-S18S THATir a public water supply to the site for the proposed NuWay Tobacco Co. building on Rt. .5. This recom­ -STOPPED- UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD T.M Rif. U S. P»t. Off. ^ 1tS9 by NtA Sirvici. Ine. mendation will be forwaided wnth 1/1 1-13 DEVCLOPCD DY A DOCTON 1m. Km . U. t . Ofl,>-Al r>fk«t >•••,••< bids from the Connecticut Water 141 n ew courses In Arts aned Sciences, Busi­ “ You never know when an accident will happen— a Co. and the Suburban M’ater Co. APPROVED tY MANY DO^OPS JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD to the Board of Finance. Btd w«ttinr la childraa ar«r 4 rasalU ness Administration, Engineering, Music and blonde hair on your coat, you get home late----- !" ZB.A Sleets Tomorrow I d many atrious problama which may aC> fact tha ehild'a whola futura llfa. High Quality ... I WAS A NERVOUS WRECK WONDERiNO I'D fallen for her, JUDD. WE /MAY TRY The Zoning Board of Appeals At last leianca hai davflopad a aafa, fait. A rt. ABOUT THE SPACE BISCUIT. SO I BUT SHE /WADE A FCOL OF A TVfiST ON will hold a public hearing at the ■impla aolution U> thia prohlam-»The THAT... BUT CA/ME OUT OF HIDINS TO SEE HOW /ME... /MAKINS /ME FEEL LIKE Town Hall tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ISnurtona Ifathod- SHE'S tTOING. A LOVESICK SCHOOLBOY... FIRST, SOIAEJ Tka Enurtona Mathod haa Wan daacribad Bachelor or Associate Degree Programs, CORRECTINS /MY ERRORS PBRSOHAL I , m i E SPORTS _ BY ROUSON to act on two applications. la Rtdbook Marailna by Dr. E. I. Wllkaa WITHOUT even t c u in g mjsiNess/ Harold M. Newberry et al of aad waa also dtacribad In ont of tba laad- Certi-ficate Programs . . . or Individual courses Water Heaters || M£> Main Street has requested a per­ laff nadleal Journala. davotad axclaalvaly to a h 11 d ran’a mit to convert the Donald Johnson problama, t b t for credit. - 5 ^ ______.g'-m home at the northwest corner of Journal of Pad* VM.' . Ellington and Community Rds. latrlea. lyook wbat ana ‘ft from a single family into a two af our aatlaflad Registration: January 5 through 31. Cost Less i fam ily dwelling. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN mtsmrm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY; JANUARY 13, 1969 Improving Indians Shooting for No. 3 Tonight I TV Fight Fans May Still See Bouts Despite Kayo By ^ ^ ______■ ■■ . . ; L I » F.ARI.E.ARL YOST East Haptford] Unknown T exas Quintet Jim I lly Foxx L o s c h Coaching Job Sports Editor Hoslnn, .Ian, 18 i.F)— rllmmy Foxx has not been reAltMl M n eoncli for 1959, Boston Red Sox General Mnnager Jon CroniB Hed Embers at Home Wednesday, Pettit Cements Hold Winless, Hope ftahl loflay. Program Gels Kpeognitioii Nearly Tips Cincinnati I’ o w , iHhcoxow l In Morhln l»«t winter, w m (IvM IBC Forced Entertain Danbury Vets at Armory a joli fhr Sox fnrm rinb In Mlnn^apoU* ii» a roa^li, “ Manchester High School, with its three gymnasiums and For Big Upset fiM l Irrrlblf about »t,‘* Vron\n aabl. **I notlflrd Fnxny On NBA Scoring Lead g large swimming pool, has one of the top programs of physi­ New York. Jan. 13 (cT)— An uniiulilicizcd college from Den-' \ns\ fall (bill MlniicapnltH \m\h rhaiigltiK (Miliry rrganHng Ita After three atraight road games the Red Ember bas­ cal education in New England,’’ stated a recent publication pf ton, Tex., liad the ha.skethnll world taking notice today fol-; rticv aio going Iwcb (o nalng plnyrr roarb^ aa moit To Bv PAT^BOLDITC kku ketball quintet returns home tomorrow night, hosting the CA11PER News. Here's the official title of the group, lowing a stirring performance that resulted in a I’l'latively i clnb^ In Ibr ,\mcrlcnn A . do. You could a»y ll‘a an N'onoilfl- New York, Jan. 13 (JF)— Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks ImprovinK Manche.ster High Ic mo\c. parlly of a falloff In adcndancc laat a^aaon at the Danbury War Memorial Seniors in a Connecticut Connecticut Association for Health, Physical Education and poor night for Oscar Robertson and a near npsel ol llte ('in-, MlnnoapollH.'’ Operations Basketball Assn, contest starting at 8 :30 at the Armor)". scored 146 points in five games last week to cement his hold Recreation. Matt Maetozo, the serious minded director of the School (S-4) get.8 an oppor- cinnati Bearcats. t’ i Row, now living at HcotlHdalc, Arl/,., whom (be Hox will No preliminary is scheduled. on first place in the National Basketball Assn.’s scoring race. program, rates a salute for hia fine tunif.v to clialk up three As It tiirnod out, little Noi tli | '2i lfor-29 pei foi niaiicc from tlie Irnlii IbN spring, waa ipiotcd acvrral dnyn ago nt hl% homa aa Official statistics released today showed that Pettit has tal- work. In a numlier of communities near future. Forty-four schools straight wins for the first Texas .State lost to sixth-ranked free throw line Hoger 'I’aylor and an>lng: Flmber spon.sor, Sam Carilli, has invited several chil­ where I have visited I have heard tlioiiglit last ulfitcr, ilftrr 1 went to fbiaton, that I had Washington, Jan. 13 (^)— dren’s organization and members of the Manchester High *'lied 1,105 points in 38 gamc.s for a are in the Medium membership and time in two years tonight in Cineinnatl 64-56 in overtime But Maiiiiie .lackson liad 24 points 29.1 average. While helping the many fine remarks about both not before the Bearcats had conie some tiit'urc with the Rod So\. I liaxcn't board from th<“ rInb. Television fight fan.'; likely Maetozo and his system, a model 53 in Small. Schools with one to an 8:30 contest again.st win­ apiece as Illinois rode over Iowa basketball squad a.s his guests. Any local group wishing Hawks open a 9*2 game lead In 124 boys are in Small and from 125 within liiclies of defeat. 103-97 and Micliigaii. paced by Fxc had no cvpianutlon for the move. I'd like one. I think will be able to watch the to attend the game should contact Carilli at the Red Year’s Rookie the circuit's Western Division, for other schools. Maetozo is a less East Hartford i0-7) at the 1 deser>c it.” Springfield College grad. to 299 qualify as Medium .Schools. high si'hool g.vm. Not since the Witli only six seconds remaiiiliig John Tidwell's 37 points, defeated Wednesday and Friday night | Ember in P,olton. Pettit has tallied the most points and the score deadlocked 49-all | Wiaeoiiain 81-74 ever recorded at this stale of the One of the major higliliglit.s of outset of the V9.56-57 season when bouts for months to come i Danbury defeated the locals 91-79 earlier this season the program is the fact credit lo- they rolled off nine consecutive m regulation time, a shot by Hod' Idle Aiitiiiiii leiiiaim'd alo] the V Honors Gained season. Dots and Danlips Soul hea.st rni ('iinfrmu' .WlHluU j Byrd of North "Texas State liii despite a court-administered' and both teams need a vicotry Wednesday to keep alive Paul Arizin of the Philadelphia warcls graduation is granted. The viciorie.s have the Indians been Goodrich - Firestone - Fisk - U. S. Royal - Goodrich kayo of the IntemattonaJ Boxing major objectives of the local pro­ Skiers take note: Skiing areas able to win three in .succession. A the rim and bouneed away ing.s with H'O, But Kentucky's tri­ their playoff hopes. The host Ember carries a poor 1-4 Warrior.s continues in the runner- in New England report plenty of JV preliminary will get underway j Robertson was held In 1ft )>nint.B umph enjihlod tile WiMtals ***! auh. By Jimmy Orr up pofiitiofl. But the two-time title- gram are ill to establi.sli and in­ This was the curbstone opinion won and lost CBA record while the visitors have won crease an incentive to physical fit­ snow on the ground. Here's a few at 6:45. :*until he added Hoven free thrtiws deadlock tleorgl’n and Mi.'^.^lssippi j ' Of some of the interested parties holder ha.s slipped 158 points be­ examples: Stowe, Vt., 26 to .50 and one fieUl goal m the overltmr .Slate for the runner-up spot nt j three of four games and currently hold down fifth place hind Pettit. Jack Twyman of Cin­ ness, (2| to acquire a participating After avetaging a lowly 45 after the Supreme Court yester­ in the standing.s. New York. Jan. 13 f/P)—Jimmy iiuhes: Mt. Snow, Vt.. 11 to 48 points over their first six games for 28 points. 3-1. O cinnati Is tliird. Arizin has col­ level of skill in all program activ­ inches; Wildcat at Pinkham Notch. fiC nSK TIRE SERVHX day upheld a district Judge s anti- Orr, an unheralded offensive end ities, (3) to acquire and increase (including the loss to the Alumni), Cincinnali was one among four ilooigia ua.s. not .scheduh^l. But The Seniors are sparked by sharpshooting Dave lected 947 points and Twyman N. H , 11 to 48 inches of snow ... teams In the top 10 to see aolion Mississippi State walloped Van­ IN MANCHESTER monopoly decree. The action ef­ who gained stature with the Pitts­ 941. knowledge of team and individual the locals have averaged 64 tallies ui IN HARTFORD A fectively put the IBC of New York Spears, tlie looop’s No. 1 point-getter with 202 in seven burgh Steelers as the season pro­ /I'iTiiual banquet of the Manchester while belting disappointing Conard last nij;ht. derbilt 8.'U65. In other league Ynrdley Fifth sports and 14 i to develop proper Coon & Fox Club will be. held and Chicago out of busine.ss. games. Southpaw Dick Dickenson ranks sixth in the gressed, today was voted the Na­ appreciations and attitudes to­ and Inexperienced Platt in their l ‘'iniH|i s t r o n g ;^imes. Oeorgia Tc('h trampled b There wa* no Immediate answer, .scoring parade with 118 markers. tional Football League's 1958 Rookie Elgin Baylor of Minne- Saturday niglit. Jan. 24 at the last 'two winning efforts. The last Missia.sippi Stt-70. Alabama beat ward team and individual sports clubhouse in North Coventry. Din­ Kentucky, which ftroppennes.H<.‘e de­ Manchester will go along with its regular lineup and with 926 points. Then come Cliff participation tliat will la.st a life­ ner will be served at 6;30...I'our feated Ivoui.sian.i Sl;ili‘ 6r)-.%.M. will arrange the televised matches with Bobby Mitchell of the Cleve­ time. tet managed two straight triumphs Ima State m.tlie latest poll, fini.sh- which the IBC has been handling the local management has arranged to have portable land Browns. Hagan of St. Louis with 869 and of the lop five scorers in the Na­ was at the tailend of the '56-57 In tl\e Southwest ('onieience, SNOW TIRE ' ! bleachei's erected for the CRA skirmish. Aim of the Intramural program tional Hockey League are right t*d strong to l>eat Tuian»> Kr»-t)8 for years. American League hockey players, a Bear in the white jer.sey and Indians in blue, left The 5-11 native of Seneca. S. C., George Yardley of Detroit, last campaign when it upended Wind­ Kans.'is Stale (No -I » rlohhoied Texas A*M held oh a late rallv I Another uncertainty was the who did his college playing for the season's champion, with 833. in Manchester Is to provide an op­ wingers - Bernie Geoffrion of Mon­ ham and Hall. to rdgt* ArUaii'^a.'' 63 iVJ Da\’ld lE CLEARANCE SALE the ice to mix it with fans in Hershey, Pa. Customers got into the act, too, on and off portunity to all to utilize skills treal, Andy Bathgate of New Oklahonia ft0-4r> and Hradlcy iNo. status of IBC promotions already University of Georgia, received 16 Ken Sears of New Y'ork has put Not to B«> Taken Lightly 7) oulla.'5ted Houston. ()0-.*)0 .son mj)ped \'ir'ginm MilUnr\ 7T) rtl,< .MTEB WITH T in. I INEST the rink. The incident was triggered when a paying guest grahlted the jersey of together the best percentage in and attitudes toward physical ac­ 5'ork. Maurice Richard of Montreal 70 in the Southern ('onfererue. booked for future dates. Con­ vote.s of the 41 football writers Although Coach Jack Wise's The night’s results resultetl in ItritItKR o m AI.VVBI.E voting in the annual Associated field goal shooting. .515. Bill Shar- tivity .acquired in ph.vsical educa­ and Gordie Howe of Detroit, Dukes Simp Streak tracts for such as the welterweight Springfield’s’ Don Cherry a.s he argued with timekeeper about leaving penalty box. Hornets have lost their last four consideratile scranililing iii th»‘ Press poll. Mitchell, the speedy man of Bo.ston is tops in free tion classes and through participa­ Toronto boa.st.s boUi tlie youngest In non-leagur i‘ n c n u n t e r s , title fight between Champion Don and the oldest gnalie in the games Wethersfield, Norwich, confeience standings. Jordan and Virgil Akins sched­ Leaguers halfback w’ho started the season throw accuracy with a .925 while tion in many types of wholesome Kansa.s Stale'.s victory left it in Duqiiesne .nnappeti a three-game s FIRESTONE activity as regvilarly as time and N.H.L. Ed Chadwick at 25 is the Weaver and Hartford Public they >. uled for St. Louis on March 6 may as if he were going to run off with teammate Bill Riuviell is .setting CHICK NAIMOND a luo-wa\ tie for the Big Kigh! los'v’g sjM'iik \'.'illi an H.S 6H tr’i- ■o intere.st will permit. youngest and Johnny Bower at .33 are not to he taken too liglitly. TOWN nml GOl .NTHV have to be drawn all over again. Howe Gainingj^®*^ Night’s Fights Ken Sehinkel first year honors only to slow the pace in i;^toound.s with 869 and Herald Photo lead wiUi the Kansas .layhawUs, mnph o\'cr lAiynla of rhicago amt o Mancliester’s physical education is the oldest netminder. The visitors impressed while liow- Furman oul« la.s.srd S»mlh ('aro- o An-IBC spokesman in N ew down in the final weeks, received a 22.9 a game average. ing to Weaver by only eiglit points who Hwaniped Iowa State dft-tx York said the club was handling Ix)ndon - Henry Cooper, 192 S, nine votes. Bob Cousy, another Celtics’ program features progressive units In othei’ Big Kight competition. lina H7-63. 0 England, outpointed Brian Lon­ in the .season s opener and forced North 'Pexa.s .State, which won ' Pint Tax only TV details of Joe Brown's In NHL Race Still ill Lead Surplus Nine Nominated star, la the leader in a.ssists with of instruction in sports such as 100 Poiiilk, I’ liis strong Bulkeley into ovcitiiiie be­ Nebraska defeated Missouri Hl-dh All hill#* don. 209'4. England, I,*), British soccer, volleyball and basketball. only lhre<’ of 18 gaine.s last season i lightweight defense against .lohn- In all, nine freshmen were 292 and 7.9 average. .'Ul ciglil teams in the National fore bowing 56-54 in their third Daiihiirv Five and (Viloiadt*. lehr^mding fiom a 1 ny Busso in Houston.’ Feb. 11. heavyweight championship. In last night’.s only game, Bos­ The activities become more diffi­ lop-sided loss Itt Kansas State, and is 4-ft thi.s yioir', leally threw 0.70\i:>— 6.00x16— 6.40x15 nominated. Los Angeles tackle Lou Ba.skelball Assn, are averaging game. And before the Silk Town F B jB E 7.1(lxl."> ...... $10.95 Mixed Reaction On Pace Setter Beaumont, Tex. — Paul Jorgen­ By One Point ton turned back Minneapolis 117- cult and expert as the Bliident.s era get the idea that Wises chib j 4^ A u t o i l P ' turned ba»’l< Oklainmm State bri-ft'J. a s( HIP into ('innnnali 1'he l)en- Michaels, Baltimore halfback Ray more than Ihtt points per game and loll .school jumped into a 10-8 lead 8 7,611x1.5 ...... $11.95 Reaction was mixed to the court sen, 129. Port Arthur. Tex, By PAT BOU)UC Brown and New York halfback 198 before a crowd of 11,.500 at advance from the freshman to the each club also ha.s allowed more is a pushover they need only to re- ; 7 I C* I xT- ~ M-J 11 Bi’adley’s triimipli enabled the >" TIUF l\srUAN< F knocked out Ray Deleon, l.m, senior year. The program includes after eight minite.s amt w idened 8.im\15 ...... $12.95 ruling which also directed .Tames Montreal, Jan. IS lJP< - Gordie New York Ken Sehinkel o f : T^ittle League ha.schall official.s in Manclie.ster are still quite Phil King received four votes each. Seattle. Tommy Helnsohn topped than 100 points per game, lea d ­ iiieiiiber the first meeting a .\ear Braves to move into sole pos.ses- TJ Norris, a founder and former pres­ D\irango, Mexico. 2. the Celtics with 38 points while, both bo.vs and girls. sioM of Uie luiiner-up |)osltton lie- tile gap to 2~i-22 at halftime. 'Hie j O H INCH SPECIAL Howe of the Detroit Red Wings Springfield and Art Stratton >;>fiamazed at the final 19.58 financial figures. Weeks before the Single votes went to tackle Alex ing tlie offen.sive parade in the I ago when East Hartford scored a O • I'lata I'lved t ree ident of the IBC, and A r t h u r Providence. R. I. Jimmy Cleveland each scored four points Karras of Detroit, quarterbacks former Seattle star, Elgin Baylor, ♦ * ♦ top pro I age loop in the couiitrv resounding 59-29 victory. Unbeaten Club hind riiuinnaU in the Missouri umleidog.s opened the .•’^cconcl half; .Mi l) and SNOW and Eddie Lltzenberger of the Chi­ season got underway President Phil Sullivan and his compe­ uiUi a delitieiate .stalling game Wirtz, his associate, to sell the cago Black Hawks are the newest Monts, 169, Hartford. Conn., out­ during the past week'and main­ Mack Reynolds and Dale Meinert was high for the I.rfikeis wltli 30. are the Boston Celtics with a 112 2 Tall Kurt Kilty. 6-3 lettermaii Valley (Conference. 'Die Heamils o • Tires Ko(ated I'ree RETREADS tent commissioners and coaches estimated tliat the program hold the lead on the .strength of and extended their margin to 37- j I'Aery .”>.000 Milei stock which gives them control menaces to Bernie (Boom Boom) pointed Bob Young, 17.5, Prov­ tained their aingle point difference of the Chicago Cardinals and half­ .Standings Sixth Bippesl point per game mark. The Cells junior and Uie Hornets’ only ex­ New Haven, .Ian 13 '.1*» «The of Madison Square Garden in New idence. 8. would he enriched approximately arc also the ''poore.st" riefeiisivc their Sfi-H'l success over Bradley in 26 after nine minute.s ; T.riOxM1 $ | n y .95 Geoffrion and Andy Bathgate in in tile American Hockey league back-end Bill Anderson of Wa.sh- Bastern Division Speaking on a schoolboy level, perienced player. P'ran Sullivan Danbiity State Teaehers t'oilege • N4*u or ICe(reaaIF liiehnled. Cus D'Amato, m a n a g e r of ing derby. tano, 1.'52. Phoenix, Arir... out­ led for 11 weeks had 56 points on sponsors, town-wide collection and Orr. drafted by the Rams, caught Bo.ston ...... 30 10 .750 — CIAC. hoa.sts the sixth biggest boy game, Boston also tioasl.s five of Bes.selte and Vein Parent i5-8i Kisewhete m tlie Mi.ss»)un Val­ 8.(10x14 ...... $12.95 contributions at the games. When Ui».' U){) of tile atate Jieap lortay. \\s ley Honferencp, St l>nii.s got hot Iwiee and knotted the scoi’e at , 8.50x14 ...... $18.95 heavyweight king Floyd Patter­ The star right-wingers of the pointed Mickey Brown, 1,59, Hous­ 28 go.als and 28 a.ssists. while Pittsburgh Coach Buddy Parker’s New York . . 23 15 .605 6 enrollment in fbe State of Gon- the top 211 point-makers in the will comprise the visitor's .starling nintli (’i>nseeutive victory in the Tiiin guarantee in ofTert son. was elated. Patterson has Montreal Canadiens and New York ton. 10. Stratton had 55 points comprised all tabiilations were completed the, - __ Svracuse . . . . 19 19 .500 10 nccticiil among high ami technical NB.A, which is no surprise. Bill lineuii. Top reaeries Include Pat in the second half and beat Tulsa 38-38 mid’vVHV in the lialf. Tlie i ff»r the Hfo of >oiir ttre*. Pprfppi raaiiiK;).. Whitcwnila local organization had S.'?,770.89 in *’‘ h>bHion game when he cash registei. nl proportionatol.v l o w rarely been seen in the ring, on the Rangers are still running one-two of 20 goals and 35 a.asista. Sehinkel grabbed a touchdown pass against Piiiladeiphia 14 23 .378 14'4 schools, Manchester High-listed in .kharmaii. Bob Cousy. Bill Rii.ssell. Kanyon ^ 1510) and John Cava- 76-61 and Wichita's Shockers led lea. pnlilp tlrp. ■won the crowm in 10156. D'Amato, The league's official stati.atics, Nedo .Stampi. l.'12'i, Italy, 8, .Stratton's 40. giving the rookie Broken down (the first figure Parker made a deal for him for a W. Pet. G.B. merly Class A. list.s 805 boys. 'I'lii.s all sport ).ietlei' than 15 point per .Much of Manchester's recent licking its wounds, elawed by in- at war with the IBC. refuses to released today, show Howe scored B o s l^ repre.sents the league's e.slimatei, figure 1s lopped onlv hv .Slanit’md ga'he averages, as the Celtics ap- Victories by Indiana. I!linoi>x with ’10 sei'fimls remaining. o Baron renter an edge for the fu­ future draft choice. It turned out St. Louis . . 27 11 .711 success can lie credited to senior *and-mit Hailford Fniversily whicli ec allow his champion to appear un­ one goal and collected five assi.sls Bologna, Italy - Ted Wright. the totals read as follows: Spon­ - ' ' .... peai and Michigan in the Big Ten en­ Kol>ert.son hit a free thi'ow to 167'a. Detroit, outpointed Remo ture. They ahared the other two to he one of the best trades Parker Detroit . .. . 15 .462 (l'061 I New Britain i 1,1)071. New he on thei'r way to another Bill Malanski', junior (Inick Sai- po.'^ted a 73-66 upset. der the auspices of anyone re­ for his week's work while Litzen- scoring records, Sehinkel having sors Sl,300-.41,500: town-wide col­ Minneapolis 16 .390 Haven Hillhoiise i9n0i, Xorwich Ij Ka.slEa.stern Divisional tHie. mond and center Skip P’isher, the Dantniry had to go all out and abled eaeli to l,e for' the confer­ lie tlie .score 'I'lien North Texas «/i JANUARY SPECIAL Carall, 160. Italv, 10. made. .started workiig for one Onal shot motely connected with the Nor- berger pul together three goals the most goals with hi.s 28. and RFC SENIOR IJCAGTE lection J1.750-$l,792.64: contribu­ Cincinnati . 8 .205 (8811. and Norwalk i87Si. | ehib s ironmaii Malaiisky has fight, off K seething Heenml-half ence lead, replai'ii g vanqui.shed The 21-year-old Orr, who weighs Minnesota, Iruliana beat the (Jo- from the field that one UiaL hit ris-Wirtz empire. and two assists for a flve-point .Stratton leading in asai.sls with 35. Player-Coarh Bernie August tions at games $480-.5478.25. only 185 pounds, caught S3 passes, Among CCIL schools, Manche.s- ^|nff .scored 27 points in hia last two surge to maintain its victory mar­ => FRONT END ALIGNMENT In addition, whereas tlie LL big- pher.s 6o-r>ft on the atrenglh of a the nm. D'Amato said in New Y o r k production. They moved, respec- Rookie Billy Hirke of Rocliester hooped 19 points and received fine seven of them for touchdowns; and . ter is tops in boys registered witli outings while Saimond has boosted gin with a 90-87 conque.st at VN’illi- IN II.MCnORI* SITHIE ONLV wig.s e.slimaled that tlie overall ^ Toiighe.si defen.sive man in the | „vei age to with a -pnliit that Patterson may now appear on tively. into third and fourth places. who has become a recent aensation •support from teammates Jack gained 910 yards, an average of 805, Bristol follows with 7h.8. i'n-| 10.9 28 manlir State Teai;heis. The -Hat­ INCH TIES COMPLETE GEOMETRY television if an independent pro­ Montreal's Boom Boom remains program would show a $270 deficit Gunners Onlshoot I NBA for rookie sensation Elgin pponm-tion in his la.st two games. in the league. addeBob Bailey of Cleveland has nine players and all managed to speed. I expect big things from private school s beautiful rifle In the CIAC meniber.ship willi!(|jp York Giaiils, spelling ■ Hatters had what seemed to be a , ,1AM ARV SPECIAL g t . ^ ■■ A ly with the court decision. Gib­ came Sunday night in Montreal's Rockville at Southington. [many thanks must go to all of tlie the home I’iiib's l/l avoided the penally box for the hit the scoring column. him next season." range yesterday, 875-841. Although Cla.ss L rating. This is limited to | j,p would retire . ' safe lead. Willimanlie, however, ' c» son said he would not know what 3-3 tie wdth the Boston Bruins, RHA.M at Windham Tech. past two weeks, but still led in Another player-coach, Harold ! wonderful people who gave so To Run Ring Show The point-getting splurge by freely to our town-wide drive and defeated in the two top spots by BChools with boy enrollment in ex- go into the movies . Gino Cinioli ;' ' ^ came fighting bark and kept nar- 1 steps will be taken imtll he con­ total minutes with 100 on SSlBrainard toppeii Chef's with 14 4'«ge Scholarship Wllbraham gunners, the local nim- W H « t S Howe and Litzenberger knocked Wednesday, Jan. 14 to tlie parents and other fans who cess of 300. has signed his 1959 roiitraet witli ' ...... rowing the gap as Danbury begB.n $C $1.50 fers with IBC attorneys. He minors. 4 major.*, a ten minute mis­ markers. The youngster leaves shortly for rods' balance, with all five scores pressing. I Montreal's Dickie Moore out of Red Ember vs. Danbury-Man- contributed at the games. Also, I Army service and will seiwe six There are seven schools with ipp st. IxHiis Cardinals . , '.Vnrid | FOR ^ r planned to hurr>’ back from Lon­ chester. conduct and a matcli. in the opening game of the reg­ within seven points of leader Ron Medium classification that list iSeries of 1958 and the 1958 All-Star Willimantic pulled even at one I Par don, where he watched H e n r y third place. Moore, with one goal ular Monday donbleheader, the was very fortunate in my first months under the reserve program. Boston, elan. 12 t/1’)— 'I'her(' prol)alil>' w on’t lio a !iaiHilol)ar Cheney vs. Holy Trinity, 3-Ar- Marcel Faille of Buffalo led the Gambolati's 180 spelled the differ­ more than 300 bovs and will move i baseball game films, in color, will , .stage of the s€Hond half but Dan-1 . . . i i i> i 4i i r- •* i .-n i 4l\ ( I,I IHN(i WEIGHTS WheN Cooper win the British heavy­ and one assist, fell back to flfUi goal tenders with an average of While Kagle Restaurant, sparked year as president to have such a He went to Clemson on a basket­ ence. Wilbraham had to dip to the burv fougiil bac'k and outlasted l^lBStHcllO 111 llio join t — 01, CjIIig l»ut t!i(*l(* \(lll liP fl place. He has 41 points, one be­ mory. 1 fine group of commissioners, up into the Large ranks in the 1 be shown in -Manchester next week. ; weight title from Brian London 2,55 on 97 goals allowed in 38 com- | by Ron Badslncbner's 21-poinl out- ball scholarship but sfter one year 150's for their low scores, the Tliicad City quinlct wtiicli out-| touch o f gfaildpa'.x (la,V. Hoxillg head.-) hack to Ihc ‘'(;('Utlc- last night. hind Litzenberger. coaches and managers. It is cer­ switched to Georgia where he Manchester's victor)’ was an all Bathgate still heads the loag\ie plele game.*. Bobby Perreault of put, scored a convincing 54-25 vic- tainly a feeling of .security to .sroi'pii Danbiiiy 51-39 III thp .icrond I nian’.x Cliili’’ ill Ihi.'iton 'I'luif.iday night a flc f a lapse o f a Some boxing officials said the Hershey had the most shutouts \ lory over Hc-nn's Camera Simp in starred in football. senior event, e-xcept for fifth place. J FREE in goals with 23. one more than NBA Baaketball know that we will have a working half. ifew decade: o FREE ruling would stimulate competi­ with four. a Businessmen's l.eague skirmi.sh. Mitchell. 23, got away winging; captured by sophomore fiticky Williniantic's George Dar- Moore and the Boston Bruins’ Don capital to begin the 1959 season. " The ex( lusive I’ niversity Ulub )|p,j fights of Uuig ago l O w h e e l ALIGNMENT tion and Interest in prize fighting. W. L. T. 1No Cameraman scored over six for the Browns. He accumulated | Kehler, who bids fair to become a Home Court Wvrth 10 Points gati was top sroi er with 39 points iI . ,,, . r> , o j McKenney. Geoffrion is setting the Monday’s Results ! Total expenditure for the year 517 yards in his first nine games. | regular contributor to Indian vic- on Trinity Place in the Bark Bay. ••],, jhe old days we went to lots Others insisted the IBC has serv­ pace for assists, wdth 32, Closest is Buffalo ...... 23 12 3 points, the total garnered by Joe f(^llowed hy Danbury'.s Pete (Greg­ BALANCE CHECK ed the sport well. Boston 117. Minneapolis 108. Thom pson, ' gone by was $2,469.02 which fell getting moat of his yardage on ' tory. i.i proiiiniing a hoxinj; .xlimv ■'for „(■ t.,i « atrli cood fiKtil.i,'' defenseman Bill Gadsby of New 14 ' slinrt by $1,330,98 the estimate ory. who had 3'J. It wa.s Wiltiman- Alignment rhe<*k on our A 6-S majority of the high court Tuesday's .Schediils * \ long runs. The Illinois grad shone The Indians journey to Hamden To Pricemaker in Hoop Play niPinbPr.s unit >;up.sts only'' | .snid. ■"I'lii’ old Boston A A CHECKS York, with 29. Cleveland ...... 22 16 2 1 ; cirawn up by .Sullivan and hl.s tic’s second Ins.'s in nine games. 0 The free uhe,u|iport of 5in)GET LE.\(il E brightest on kickoff and punt re­ tomorrow for Uie roughest test of The Ma!(|uis of C^ueen.^berry i u.sed to h.u'c .some great ones. And «* Detroit vs, (hnolnneti at St. Springfield ...... ■...... 17 25 1 1 Hal t ford u.sed .superior mark.**- ment. Receive peace of mind the 1857 decrM o f Federal Judge Montreal’s Jacques Plante leads Peck Ijwnibcr ran its winning sides. Biggest di.sbursemenl.s were the season. Hamden High, defend­ rules will juex'ail. In one corner: ! you couldn't get in unless you got >. cheek on oiir l''liglit Pn»l- the goaltenders with a two goals Louis. Rochester ...... Ifi 23 2 .8656.85 for caps, helmets and turns. He ran back a kickoff for manahip at the foul line to hand that you are obtaining th© Sylvester Ryan In New York streak to three last night as they a 98-vard touchdown against Phil­ ing State champions, have another New 5'ork i.N'KAt “They got* get people iiitei'e.strrl in the New The light lieavyweight clianipioii i theie early. ’ ti\e !Ma<’hlne. The Bal­ per game average while Chicago’s Minneapolis at St. Louis Providence ...... 15 24 2 socks, $390.00 for insurance, $320 New Britain its first defeat in ancer that e{iliJ>iat4‘M the maximum mileage and aafe- which: set lip a light defense to down adelphia and another time he scam­ top team: an Indian victory would new rolonels." the bookmaker wa.* 5’ear'.s Bowl gaiiie.i becaii.ae of the eight start.® The Ha\\k.s in win­ of New Kngland, Billy Hyan of | In the early flay.s of lfde\ ision, ' Ted Lindsay has the most penalty 1* , 00 fT r, rorfor urmonn.H,uniforms, $276.16 for bats and indicate a probable State cliampi- saying. “Every week they, make I pro game. That kno' kert everybody l/owell. In the other ((irnei; Bad the late MiUe Jatub'' .predicte*! 1 true d>nanilcK contained (y from y<»iir tire© with ab- Fonnd the IBC organization time-- 99 minutes. I Wyman Feu . 28-S. Pagani s ,000 jn « * u- pered 68 yards for a score against ning their thini virtoi'\’ In eight O Holiilelv cost for check. «> monopolized champlon.ahip bouts held on... to third ------place asMiov they out- out -^226.40 for trophies. onship caliber team in the offing. new rolonels. "There is a lot of pro­ Withe Gray of Boston. i ;luit iioxing was headed for stufiio In exery Atatie reading. To the above lust must be added Los Angeles after picking up a slari.s, cashed in 33 or 43 throws from 1949 to 1958 and ordered It fought a stubborn Auto Parts, 36 blocked field goal attempt. The locals will have to improve motions going on," “ Rut tliey’re starting to argue and that made the difference. New The distance; 10 rounds or Wss.' bgiits, witli vast audiences wat. h- ! to dissolve. Netcho to Turn Pro 31. , $79.15 for catcher's equipment. $75 considerably on their 875 score to now. 1 liear the guys last night. At stake; Ksan's championship , homes. 1! douhtiul he e\er| 1 for franchise fees. $59.80 for baae- “'He means." the guy liavmg Britain had a five-goal edge from a Directed Norris and Wirtz, who New’ Haven, Jan, 13 (.P)—John All-Star Right Wing Richard Macaione, Ron Cote, defeat the downs!ateis. lunch v.ith him explained, "prire- 'How much do you think a home the floor hut that couldn't off.set figured it would gfi tiai’U to fash­ c ' halls 1 24 dozen were purchased for The summaries: court is wortli"' they ask. One Unlike the old day.s when boxing GOLD SEAL SPECIALS eontrolled IBC, to resign as offi­ Netcho, 1954 New Haven (Jlty and Mark Heller and Joe f(.aims 19,r,7,, *196.40 makers for the fights and basket- Haitford s foul line advantage. ionable clubs aiul into ballrooms. ' o Connecticut amateur golf cham­ North Ends Win -Mnnrheslrr (S'.'.i tVillirniinin (841) siivs the home team get.s a 12-point wa.s Illegal and participants had No T«M»vee GE T I'HA r EXTR A .ME.ASCRE OF SAFETY cers of Madison Square Garden teamed up to produce the i.uiii-um-1 j-pj.,— annual banquet, $16 35 for OaniliniHll mo rianim 180 bail. A colonel is a pricemaker. It Twenty-eight of Hartford'.s sue-1 to depend on .side bel.s, tlie parti t/> pion. has decided to turn profes­ -1 edge. The other tliinks yon can’t Hut theie'i! be no television of o AI.O.NG WITH q l .ALITY and ECO.NOMY and tylUiin five' years to unload bermen a win. Thev have been . ___,____ , The Community Y Junior Bowl­ Tooniay 175 Potca 178 is an important rank. When you cessful free throws came In the Cipanl.s are guaranleeij a night's their stork In the Garden. sional The former Race Brook Spot Won by Bathgate improving during. . .i.the ' , la.st . m onth', ,1. I umpire_ s equipment and $li2.11 Tieniev 174 Miifllni 172 set any rule i ,, , . i i r the T^mversitv ('luh program, ing I.,eague Invited the East .Side Rupmnl 17'1 Rak* r l.’ S see him, he might be just a guy .*»econd half. pav. ALSO an honest dec sum from ^ Prohibited the Garden, Norris Country Club champion will begin for miscellaneous items. "Weil, if you got any sense, you ! ‘ , 1 wtiich also jnctude.s U.vo .six-round-, and if tliey should continue to do According to Sullivan, the first Juniors to the Y Lanes for an in­ Krlller I7:i Oln-ailf-r 152 with an overcoat that don't look Fairfield University dropped « a. referee and two judges. . , and Wirtz from promoting more his professional career as an as­ so they lan give the top teams a Other Manchester scores were too good and all lie does i.s walk don't go for tlie visiting team iin- 99-67 deni.sion to Iona on the road ^ ^ |eis and a jiair of fours sistant to Joe Sullivan at the 1959 expen.se will be the purchas­ vitation match last night. The le.ss you get 10 points Thai's if King on (lub (iyiii | Matchmaker Sam Silverman. than two championship fights a Montreal, Jan. 13 UPi Andy Bath-*' 'Tlie results of the balloting by nin for their money. Jerry Stan- boys from the East Side, not ac­ Mucawski, 172: Higgins, 171; In and out of joints and drop off $ ^ . 9 5 year for the next five years. Nor­ ing of new uniforms for the Inter­ llicy are playing on the other The ring will be set uji in the . whii.-be promolion.s have p.o kerl , Arena Indoor Golf School. Sullivan , gajg ^f the New York Rangers beat! sportswrilers and broadca-slers in ton. John Godin, and Richard Paa- national l.«ague. customed to the alleys, didn't have Knsak, 170: Matchett, 168; and aheeta with the line on them. But ris Mid tVj(rtz also own Cthlcago ia the veteran pro at Race Brook out.. Bernie (Boom Boom) Geof- each of the six NHL cities were ternack played good ball for the McLagan, 161. he is important." team’s caniims. 3'hem kids yell for club's gymnasium hardly the | the Boston Garden and other large quite enough to beat out North their own and the vi.aiting kids Briti.sli scene of biawLs. (.)niy a year ago, | arenas, and the fighleis iei>ortedly And I p Stadhim, the indoor arena In which C. C. during the golfing season and I frion Of Montreal and Gordie Howe announced today by league Presl- r'lielera but they continue to have Knders. Dennis Morin with games The talk was on how much (Jiampion many a champ has been crowned. money was being bet ‘on" bas'k'et- foe! like (onvicts. the way people , the University (71ub wa.*< liosl to | have been guaranteeii a total of, ONE was formerly at the Yale golf | of Detroit to capture the right wing dent Clarence Campbell Selections hard luck on many of their shots, Collepe Baskrtball if 110 and 105, and Mike Vorono- 2 PKK E Barred Norris, Wirtz and their course. Gladys Rankin is president [, positionpos in the first half voting for ^ were based on the players’ per- Tlie celler dwelling Auto Parts, Hockey at a Glance ball around the country. The con-|.'^>' them. Jo nn book thev latej Hoi.st.s His Price the National Badminton Cham-i .111 .DOO for the .■. contiMts with boxers or « 1fh the j Although Geoffrion trailed Bath- David Rohrback and Bob Patiilak. j mers had a fine score of 104 for No Games Scheduled in Any “Take this town." the bookmak-, " “ 0,^ To Meet Patterson owners of other arenas for'cham- Danbury 90. Willimantic 87. of them doiihleheaders, it s differ- remote lonnection between the wliat .$1,000 foulil tniv in llie olrl o ------^------1 gate in the voting, three other played their hearts out but coi.ild 1 Brandcls 79, Clark 70, the Y bo.vs. Ronnie Lepak's 108 and League. ae ( .o o m EAR pionship promotions. ■w~^» l i » T 1 • 1 1 1%.! -m e m b e rs of the league-leading not get a couple of hoops in the | horse betting at all. The thing is !enl.| ej riiiladelphia or New York or ■sport.'^. Ill Badminton they use a days ol Gentlenian .lim Corhett FIRESTONE Hartford U, 73. New Britain 66. George Bycholski with 102 were Tuesday’s Schedule I Cincinnati any of them neutral I.uiidoii, .Ian, 13 Newly "hud" and laeiiuets. In boxing, and other greats «/> Made the Garden available for i t g~w ft t n \e / Y f t / I ^ / ’ / l I H / w / I FFI i positions on the closing minutes as they went down Iona 99. Fairfield 67. best for the East Siders. No Games Seliediiled. dead, iinle'fw a tip boomerang." t.OODRirii rent on reasonable terms. i * It J ttllU ' KJt^ll/lltltXiyV I ” Cl f f I'll I f ’ , first team. They were center Henri to their fifth defeat. They kept I around, until Bowie opens next ' arenas. They help even matters. I crowned Brilush heavx'wcighl fighters may get tile “ biiri' .'uul But it isn't So tniuii the, nioiie.x I . S. ROVAI, Norris has been in poor health Richard. left wing Dickie Moore pace with the Caterers until the I "If yon play the pros, you got I Ciianipion Henry Cooper toda\’ the sport oetasioiially ha.s been at Uie University Cluh. A sellout' MSK month. When they put the big Hia­ hoi.sted ills price for tackling for some time. Gibson took over as and defenseman Tom John.son. j closing minutes and were only; leah race." on television it w ill to be a railroad man. Only a linked with rai i k leleers. i '.vill I oiiie to onlv ■’’'OO "i '.so lams. woild fTiacipion FloVd Patler.son head of the IBC In both New York I To Hockey League All-Stars Rounding out the squad were goalie , down two points in the fourth I ■tlmulate the guys. Pullman conductor could figure Until aiKii sladmni.s as Uie Bos­ Hardly worthwhile to a promoter | (i.TOxl.'i and Chicago last year. out what goes on. Tliey travel to $140,000. ton Garden and Arena were built, - except for personal eiitertain- Terry Sawchuk and defenseman j quarter. Baskets bv John Holmes ! Basliettmll Moving 7.10x1 o Justice Clark, In the majority Marcel Pronovost. both of Detroit, and Rick Daley ic ^ the game for i Sophomore Jackson Hottest so much and so crazy half the "That s wliat we want for any boxing flouri-slied in the .so-called nient. "Right now basketball is start­ 7.r)0xi.') opinion upholding Ryan, said the New York The fans of the six^Hershey playe|'s as they will play Votes were tabulated on a basis Pagani’s. Holmes and Daley had time there's a question if a team fight agaircst Patterson" manager gentleman's clubs. P. ,‘8. To cluh inemtier.s and .AsHorted Styli American Hockey League cities as a unit rjain.st the All-Stars. of five points for a first team selec­ ing to move. It got off to a bad can get to the game on time. .lini 'Vt'iok.s .said. ' It doesn't mat­ Such old-liine sport.s followers guests: Dress is iiifoiiiial. The S.OOxl:') IBC had Incurred an “ odorous plenty of help from Mark and AI • Limited Quantity monopoly background which was have decided on the players they (3oach Gordon will have the priv- tion. three points for the secoryl Oakman and Richard Con.stantine. start because of the pro football When they do, they're all shot. No Jockey ter whether tlie fight is liere or fn as Nils I Swede I Nelson. Uie for­ derby and pearl gray spats are ,, T-.Vlxl l known and still feared in the box­ want to represent the All-Star Uege of naming the rest of the ' team and one for third. The ma,xi- St. John’s Cager in Years championship game. 5’on couldn't Some of those kids playing are tlie State.s that i.s our figure." mer Harvard football lineman, je- optional. I ,£ • Whitewalls .slightly k Rocky Marciano appiiia O 8.00x11 ing world." team'whlch will oppose the 1957-58 players he wants to fill out a full 1 hu>m point total was 90. so big they don't get any sleep on But Cu.s D'-Ainato, I*aUer.son‘s "C Higher'. All eight Justices participating champion Hershey Bears in the team to augment the selections collected the most points. Red all overnight run. amii.sed on the jockeys' .scale j inariager. wa.s far from receptive ■o SLK.IITLV FSEI) • No ta.xi No exchange!* In the case agreed the IB(7 had league’s fifth annual All-Star of the fans 86. followed by Sawchuk with 75. Sehoeiidiensl New York (NEA) Colleget^9 East New York at a time when*. ''5'oii bet them, you’re gambling at tile Ft Coniandante Itace to \\ lek's demands when he wa* o violated anti-trust laws. Justice game. The game will be played in Stars Won Twice Bathgate, runner-up to Geoffrion basketball ha.s another dead Joe Lapchick was coaching St. Fatlier - Son Result on whether a guy plays good if he Track, San Jiian. Puerto Ri'Po. conlacted in -New York. Hershey on Thursday. Jan. 15. Signs Brave Pad John’s to a National Invitation liasii’t had any .sleep. In a card The fortner heavyweight Kentucky Drops First (iame $ Harlan, writing for the three dis-‘ Thus far in the four game series league s individual scoring eye to rave about. Right out 'T’or one thing,’ D’Amato senters, objected to parts of the They have also sel^tcd Jackie of previous All-Star games, the : had 69 points. Geoffrion had Tournament title. That was in the game that may be fine. Card play­ champion aends needle almost .snapped, "the defeat does not ' loud. Tony Jackson attracted At East Side Rec to the 250 limit. BRAND NEW lower court decree which ordered Gordon, coach of the Cleveland stars have won twice, defeating J '■ Howe, an All-Star for the St. Louis, Jan. 1,3. (/Pt- Red war year of 1944. ers go all night without sleep and eliminate London. For another, And Result Shows Up in Foil [ the IBC to dissolve and Norris and Barons, to direct the starry squad aevelahd in 19.54 bv a score of 7-3 [ had 40. Schoendienst, ailing second ba.se- wide.attention while Brooklyn Since then, Lapchick. the Old still win a pot the next afternoon many people are anxious to fight I Wirtz to part with their Garden in the classic contest. Original Celtic, has ridden the rails Pistol hot Larry LisclotU and and look as fresh as a new drink, FIRESTONE TIRES and again taking the measure of ' nian of the Milwaukee Braves, St. John’s was winning the his "father for tha evening," Den­ for the world heavyweight cham­ «tock. The ■Voting was conducted by the the ^ ro n s in 1957 bv 5-2. Provi- ! Boal^e Jacques Plante .signed a contract fnr next season Holiday Keatviftl Tournament at through a body-wrecking siege as llunmn R(Miy Experts Russians Maintain pionship. None of them i; in a ' s (i.TDxl.s Black The IBC apparently must break and center Jean Beliveaii of Mont, coach of the pro Knickerbockers. ny Carlin, walked off witli the top New X'ork, Jan. 13 ifl'j Ken-, glamor off the Wildcats, although >> $JQ.95* six league teams, with the cooper­ rience was victorious over the elite from his hospital bed yesterday Madison Square Garden. honors in the "Father and Son 21" "Some of tho.se colonels making po.silion to dictate to the chain- | tucky's basketball teaiii finally they came back to win decisively TJ Tube Txpe up without delay. Its'contracts for ation-of the press, radio and TV in real, defen.semen Bill Gadsby of and he said he look a slight paj’ Last year he returned to St. John’s, up a line on the profe-ssional ba.s­ in 1956 by 4-0, as goaltender John­ New Y'ork and Fern Flaman of Although a sophomore, Jackson contest staged at the East Side Perfect Rink Mark pion. Perhap.s ti e one who makes lost a game last week and lost from Louslaiia Stale on Saturday ,'SFPER-KAVON <’O.N>tTRF<.TION the Wednesday and Friday TV their local areas. The final com­ ny Bower registered the only cut from last season. is already being compared with Os­ which hap not won a- tournament kelball niiisl be experts on the hu­ the mo.st concessions will wind 8 fight series extend until June. Pro­ Boston and left wing Alex Del- since he left. Rec for the third year. first place in the Associated Press North CaroliiiH l9-li retained pilation of ballots in the league shutout in, either AHL or NHL vecchio of Detroit. The gracefull second baseman car Robertson of the University of man body. It takes a lot of know­ up with the title bout.’’ lliird [ilace with 813 points, lop­ 0 motional responsibilities in the headquarters office in New York, Jackspn was entering school as Out of a very fine turnout of 21 Boston, Jan. 13 (iV) —The touring weekly major college ratings as a All-Star competition. In 1955 the Another vote will be taken In has been in bed for two months Cincinnati and the Minneapolis how to quote a good price on a The 2]-year-old Cooper, fighting ping Kansa.s .Stale hy only nine meantime may fall to the Garden' gave two points for a first team with tuberculosis and is not expect­ a freshman at the same time, entries Ithat held the Interest of game In St. Louis when the team Russian hockey team planned some re.sult. , SPECIAL contest was a tie, as the now dis­ March based on performance over Lakers' Elgin Baylor. The New many more spectators it was Lis- for purses of only $2,800 a year IKiinls. Carolina and -N ('. Slat* 1 Mtd Cljlcago Stadium. selection amd one point for a sec­ banded Pittsburgh Hornets held ed to be on the field this year. York Knickerbockers have put in which could or could hot have been is coming by sleeper from De­ sight-seeing for relaxation today .North Carolina Stale's Wolf J)C SILVER COBALT the se(-ond half of the aea.son and coincidental. Between them, thtsy’ll clotti and Carlin winning, the first ago, jumped into a contender's Pack, usually a contender for na­ c lash Wednesday at Raleigh in a ond team choice. Thus the maxi­ the stars to a 4-4 deadlock. 'This the player.s with the mo.st com­ In spile of the predictions about first call on him as a professional. troit." befpre making its eighth and final spot with a 15-round derision over mum number of points possible him. the 35-year-old Red said “I win a number of other tourna­ two games in the two out of three It was a weighly problem. tional honors and winner of the game whicli .should Ic.sl the belief BAnERY is the second time the game will bined points will be named to the Jackson, 19 and six feet four, re­ American apjiearance again.st the F.rian Loiulon at Londons Earls was 12, for an unanimous vote. think I’ll be able to play this sea­ minds one of what Dudley’ Moore ments. finals, from likable Mike Saver- Just as heavy,.the two agreed, as Dixie ( ‘las.sjc tlii.s season, edged I "f many observer .■» in that area SASKETSAU be played in Hershey, the other All-Star team.8. Players jn the first Court Stadium last night. that they should rate one-two in For quick. endnhle start­ Two players, defenseman Ivan Ir­ being the first In 1954. son." said about coaching. Knowledge of heredity problems ick and hia dad, Mike Sr. that surrounding a fight when- the Philadelphia Ramblers. out Kentucky's Wilcals in the [lOll team will each receive $1,000 and ‘ There were several fine shooting \ It was one of the bloodiest tile nation. '| ^ ing in cold weather. win of Buffalo, and the league's Three veteran players, Glover those on the second team $.500. He signed the contract from his Bom with -Ability Is limited here, except for the fact price goes crazy. The Soviets breezed past Harv­ of sports writers and broadcast­ scqttcs that we are fairly certain any colt comblnatione throughout Including heavyweiglil fights seen in the Trailing the toji four in the, O leading scorer, Ken Sehinkel of of Cleveland and Wiilie Marshall The close.st vote was for the de­ bed in Mount St. Rose Hospital in "A coach can't do anywhere near "A guy goes to Sid Flaherty in ard Il-J last night before 11,880 Briti.sh ring. ers. S p r i n g f i e l d were unanimous and Dune Fisher who will. play fense po.sitions. Johnson had 60 a short talk with General Manager as much with a boy as many be­ aired by Bull Lea as a rule runs niU McG^han and his son, Jim, the dressing room before that Moy. Boston Garden fans to keep their It was an extremely clo.se vote rankings thi.s week were Auburn, ‘ ^ MIDGET LEAGUE who were eliminated by the win­ Both Ughlers finished badly cut ('incinnall, Bradley, Michigan In a single game in the Police choices. Marcel Paille, Buffalo goal ■with their own Hershey team, will points followed by PronovcMit with John Quinn and Birdie T'ebbetts, lieve he can," said the former Du- fast enough to cash a wihning er kid Sid ha.s fights Ortega at the U.S. unbeaten streak Intact. They with Coach Everett Case's Caro­ tender recorded 11 points. executive vice president. ticket for you. Therefore, unhind­ ders in the semi-finals, while-Jack wind up in Philadelphia tomorrow. around , - but Cooper’s Slate, St. John's and West Vlr- o ■ind Firemen’s Midget League at be in their fifth All-Star classic. 54, Gadsby 52 and Flaman 48. Doug quesne coach who is in his first Garden, ” tlie bookmaker said. flashinifnAft jabs won him tbe linians getting the edge in first $0.95 After the executives left, ered by knowledge, one predicts ^immons and his Dad, John, were Anatol Tarasov, coach of the ginia. \ O the Blast Side Rec last night the ’The complete team is: Taking part for the fourth time, "Harvey of Montreal, who made the year at Philadelphia LaSalle. "You " . 'Sid. they make your fighter title. 1 - and second place ballots, ,Nold. Furniture Repair all modem conveniences. MI ST. JAMES’ PARISH — Home for Q(y, Town Seek to Combine THREAP ANP WHIP OUT THiS FANCS CREATION to 2x12 ...... *89 ner M* water. Apply Marlow’*, 867 Main large family, four bedroohis, two- ment, garage. Lot 100x2()0. $12,500. Manafleld, GArfleld 9-4479 women to work in poultry proceee- Settee. M3 8-7449. 9-4498. , POST RUSH ME? Western Framing from $105 per M' St. car garsige,. excellent condition. H. B. Grady, Broker, MI 8-8009, Wanted— Real Estate 77 there; 1TI5 [TM HOT A MACHINE.' ing plant at 4x8 Plyscord ...... $99 per M' One block from St. James’ School. Present Tri-tax Collections ADVERTISING PiNiSHCPr ' No. 1 Oak Flooring .. $192 per M* VERNON — Three room apart­ TO RENT — THREE room apart­ LYNE33 STREET. Very mt tractive Auto Driving School 7-A EASTERN DRESSED SOFA AND matching chair. Call ment With garage, stove, refrig­ ments, tile bathroom, linoleum, Priced to sell at $17,300. R. F. 5-room ranch, recreation room, 3 WANT TO SELL? For action on LIKE I Aye Grade Birch Doors Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 8-6245. homes, building lots, acreage, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS MI 9-6381. erator. References. MI 9-2887. Venetian blinds, heat and hot fireplaces, 2-car garage, nicely MORTLOtK'S Manchester’s lead­ POULTRY CO. From each water furnished. Parking. Inquire commercial property call ' us. Two poaalbillUes for a change4winnlng weight loas for tb« yaar Prime Gray Shakes ..$10 per sq. landacaped. Reasonably priced. In the position of tov-n tax col- was 62 8/4 pounds, according to 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ing driving school. Three skilled, HEATED (our and three room 11 School or 254 Spruce. MI (XXII) Annum, MI 9-9244. Ready buyers. Call Carl Schwarz courteous Instructors. Class room Old Columbia Road, 1x8 TAG SheaUilng....$98 per M’ Musical Instruments 53 apartments. Inquire 419 North 9-2360. or Esther Pitkin Schwarz, Brok­ lector, being vacated by Mrs. Rose Mrs. Rose King, prealdenL Sophia Hand Split Shakes . ■ $23.96 per sq. New aix room ranch, one block COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A DVT. instructions for 1.1, 16, 17 year Willimantic, Conn. Main St., or call Ml 9-0576, 12-1 $10,300, CUTE FOUR room Cape, er*. MI 3-0164. Ford March 1, will be presented Wisniewski placed second in the olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Pocket Door Frames, ELRO STREET—Five roOm flat, from Green. All large rooms, two to the Board of Selectmen at Its competition. MOKDAt Thru H UDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATUBPAY 9 A..M. YOUR PIANO tuned electronically. p.m, and after 6 p.m. cellar, sewer bus, stores, school. Director of Driver Education. Modem processing plant, good Complete, .. from $16.50 each steam heat, oil fired. Inquire 21 baths, built-in stove apd oven, fire­ Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, SELUNO YOUR home? For meeting tonight. In three weight categories, those Birch Plywood ....4 8 c aq. ft. Ward Krause, MI 3-5336. RISLEY APARTMENTS. AvsUable place. Full basement, two-cat ga­ prompt, efficient, courteous serv Ml 9-7398 wages, steady work, other bene­ Elro St. Mayor Herman G. Olson plans who won prizes by losing the most PLEASE READ YOUR AD Jan. 1st opposite big new shop­ rage, Your choice of nterior MANCHESTER ice and appraising without obllga- to attend tihe meeting to dlacuss weight were Helen Benoit, Mrs. fits. Apply in person only, dally 9-3. We will beat our competitors decoration. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ Uon, call 8. A. Beechler Realtor, MANCHESTER Driving Academy advertised prices by at least 6% . 120 BASS Accordieina. Reasonable. ping center in Rockville. 4% room the possibility of combining the King and Betty Berret. Others CiaMlled or "W a«t Ad»” are taken over the phone a» a con- now offers behind the wheel and apartments (2 bedrooms), new SIX ROOM apartment. Call MI tors, MI 9-5246. Convenient location. Five roon Ml S-6969 or W eM ^ R. Smith As- TMilence. The advertleer ehould read hl» ad the FIRST DAI IT Ask (or Mr. Zucker MI 9-6559, after 4 p.m. city tax collection with that of among the top 10 weight losen classroom Instructiona for IS, 16, NOBODY — BUT NOBODY brick construction. Beautifully 3-0826. Rsuich, fenced in back yard, trees, Boclates. Ml 9-8962. Member MUIU- the town and the fire district. Each wore Angela Covllle. D w th y Ap p e a r s and r e p o r t e r r o r s in time for the next Ineer- 17 vcar olds. Call Mr. Miclette, equipped big kitchen. Red birch (XXIII) ple.Listing Service. liea. The Herald la reaponalble for only OXE Inoorreet or omitted UNDERSELLS NATIONAL full price $12,600. n unlclpallly has Its own taxes Brown, Adda Sherer, Mary Mecca PI 2-7249. MEN AND WOMEN 'Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 and formica cabinets—dlsposall. and Its own collector, with all end Mildred Holloway, InaertiaD for any ad^'ertlaement and then only to the extent of a NATIONAL l u m b e r ; INC. Appliances if desired. Ceramic f o u r ROOM unheated apartment. BOLTON—Six room split level, BOLTON COVENTRY LINE ARE YOU CONSIDERING '‘make rood** InaerHon. Error# which do not leanen the value of Needed for sizing and sorting in b r o w n f u r coat, size 14-16. Ex­ Adults. Call MI 8-7448. wooded lot, only four years old. SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY T three taxes due at diffei'enl times. The club of about w membvs lARSON'S Connecticut’* first li­ 381 STATE STREET tiled bath, shower, vanity. Close ROUTE 6 mu D I I. u-,. lost a combined total of 340 pound* tke adverttaemMt will not be corrected by "make Rood” InaerHon. censed driving school trained. tobacco warehouse. Employer wilt NORTH HA'VEN, CONN. cellent condition, $30. Tel. Ml to excellent public and parochial Three bedrooms, fireplace, excel We will appraise your p'Y'pcrty interview and hire, Wednesday, 8-1282. lent condition. $16,800. R. F free and without any obUgatlon. or.miendlngThe that the i^sl be rmade / 'j d I during B the year, according to Mra Certified and approved, is ’’ow of­ CHestnut 3-2147 schools (or 1 or 2 children. Heat Business Locations Nice six room Ranch, all extras, YOCB COOPERATION WILL fering classroom and tchlnd Jan. 14, 9 a.m. (Bring Social Se­ and hot water furnished—Individ­ Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. We also buy properly (or cash. curity card with you at time of TWO PEIRSIAN lamb jackets, one for Rent 64 basement garage. Built , by Valen­ Member Multiple Listing apiwinllvc rather gained by member* during the BB APPRECIATED Mi ll-2 7 n wheel instruction for teenagers. ual control. Parking. Excellent tine. Brook, large lot. Only $15,760. with the appointment based on * nertoH MI 9-607,S. interview. Apply gray, other black 14-16. Very rea­ XXIV STANLEY BRAY, Realtor qualifications. The change would sonable for quick sale. MI 3-1888 sport facilities in city park with COMMERCIAL business or '>fflce BRAE-BURN REALTY Diamonds— Watches— new pool. $100. MI 9-4824. TR For information or have to be approved at a town Lost and Found 1 Automobile.^ for Sale 4 afternoons. space for renL Up to 6600 square NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. Ml 3-6273 ,, * Vernon teachers will oppose the CONNECTICUT STATE Jewelry 48 5-5775. feet. Will sub-divide. Main St. Lo­ built-in dishwasher, I'.i baths Other Listings Busine.ss Services Offered 1.3 The matter has been discussed IflilS CUSTOM model Mercury. Wanted— To Buy 58 cated near Center. Plenty of park­ built-in stove and oven. Complete- USTINGS WANTED for all types ■ FOUND LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ CENTENNIAL APARTMENTS LAWRENCE F. FIANO of homes. Prompt, efficient t-rv- informally by town, city, and dr® Four door Mercomatic. Radio, HTLI.S’ TELEVISION Service. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CHESTNUT STREET ing. Phone Ml 9-6229 or Ml *-7444. ty landscaped. Amesite drive. R. A way to save your back and heart heater. $3M. Call .VU 3-404*. Available at all times. Phllco fac- pairs, adjusts watches expertly. WANTED TO BUY F. Dlmock Co,, Realtors, MI BROKER Ml 9-5910 Icc. Coll Cieszynski-Eclber Agen­ d strict offleia^ torv supervised service. Tel. Ml 806 MAIN STREET Reasonable prices. Open daily. BUSINESS ZONE building facing 9-5245. cy, Art and Ann Fclbcr, Mi 3-1409 is believed that one person cou d | ^ .—m . Parkway Service Center Good used resaiabie furniture, When available 2-3-4 Rooms MANCHESTER—January Special A preliminary -game ■will b« DE CORMIER .MOTORS 9-9698. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce This is what you get:— West Middle Tpke. 40x24. oil heat Or Margaret Cicszynskl, Ml handle all three tax collccllons In i.m. by two team* MANCHESTER, CONN. Street. MI 9-4387. also small upright and spinet Ample parking. MI 9-7961, MI —Excellent two-family house, played at 7 p.m. by two team* Well heated apartment (XXV) 0-4291. a full-time year round position. made urup of Dlloys . of the second CaU Ml 9-8093 SAYS. TV SERVICE — any make—highest pianos. 3-4987. two-car garage, many extras, full Mrs. Ethel Pease, secretary of A Public Agency, No Fee Charged Hot water USTINGS WANTED, single and teams of the Lioague. Money raised For a apot on our automatic anow quality work at lowest pri< c for Electric Refrigerator NEW SIX room Cape. West Side price $17,900. Short way out, new the Board of Finance,- when | event will b« pilt Into 'THESE FINE MIDWINTER expert work. Famous (or service Fuel and Feed 49-A Watkins Used Furniture built In range and oven, near bus, three bedroom ranchc.s, $11,900 Iwo-family houses. Member of removal aervlca sim p 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537, Pot- UtMifing— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted — Male 36 EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Only Gas Range STORE FOR rent. Suitable for MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ tioned today, expressed hfr Per- the teachers’ fund and the Leagua CAR VALUES ARE SURE TO Exchange Gas (or cooking included school and chopping. Large lot up. Over 60 more listings in all sonal opinion taht a combined lax terton'a. qualified person need apply. Ex­ WELL SEASONED split oak fire­ store or office. Call 5-7, MI 8-6441. $16,200. R. F. Dimock Co., Real price ranges, low down payments. tor. Ml 9-1107 any lime. PLEASE FUSSY YOU. RANK COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, AUTOMOBILE salesman to sell cellent starting salary, paid vaca­ place or furnace. $10 loads ds- 15 Oak Street collection would be more profitable Saturday morning gamaa of Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- CLERK TYPIST LOW PRICE $69 to $91 tors, MI 9-5245. "Mitten will (it your needs like a "C COUME FTX)OR SANDING and refinlshlng. new Buicks and used cars. Must tion and insurance. Five days. livercd..MI 3-2694. HAVE CASH buyer (or single and less confusing to tax payers, League have been well at- asbfestoa roofing. Also aluminum, have some type of selling exper­ PIERCED EAR rings, 14 carat glove." Call The Ellsworth Mitten Specializing In old floors. Ml Call MI 9-5273. CALL MI 9-5779 Houses for Rent 65 (XXVI) Agency. Realtors, MI 3-6930. house, $13,000 In $16,000 Please Redcvclnpment Appointees tended by parents, according to galvanized or copper gutters and Interesting opportunity available ience. Gorman Motor Sales, 285 gold only. Antique preferred. Not call Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5750. too expensive. CaU JA 2-4787. Ally. I^eo B. Flaherty Jr., and Robert Tucker, director. This Week’s Special.* leaders. .Ml 3-7707, in our sales department for young Main St. FIREPLACE WOOD—$10 e load. ATTRACTIVE five room apart­ R(X3C\TLLE, 24 Grove St.- Well BOLTON—New five room ranch MODERN RANCH, one acre, ga­ 9-5132 as soon as possible Alderman Richard Hiller were ap- The League standing is as fol- PI 2-6406. Announcements CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Service, lady w'ith good typing ability for Situations Wanted— ment, second floor, new electric heated 2 room furnished apart­ fireplace, basement garage. Two rage, garden. Good location, $58 polnted yesterday to serve on the lows: Ravins, won 4, lost none; i 19-57 Plymouth 2-dr. .Sedan available all hours Satl.afartlon RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and HELP SERVICE thousands of Rooms Without Board 59 ment. Inquire 1st floor, Apartment 3 stove and refrigerator. MI 3-7254 acre wooded lot. Can choose your monthly. Substantial down pay­ city Redevelopment Agency by Boston Celtics, won 3, lost 1; War- INCOME TAXES prepared your guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1S16 built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ diversified clerical work. Must be floors in this area the Royal way. Female 38 9. I Savoy X'S" tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Garden— Farm— Dairy FURNISHED ROOM, conveniently between 8-5. color scheme. $15,200. R. F, Gimock ment. Route 44A, PI 2-7211. over as head of the Building In- Mayor Herman G. Olson. rlors, won 2. lost 2; Huskies, won home or by appointment. Exper­ high school graduate. Excellent We train you to earn money In Co., Realtors. MT 9-5245. I A fully equipped one owner car. j itphoI-STERINO, ,s I 1 p c n v e r.a, Rav Hagonow, Ml 9-2214; Rav your spare time. If you’re over located. One minute from Main 614 ROOM single, newly redeco­ speolor'.i Dcpni'lmcnt. Ally. Flaherty was appointed to 2, lost 2; Demons, won 1, lost 3; ienced tax work. 24 nour •rvice. Jackson MI 3-8325 Tienefits and pleasant working con- WILL DO TYPING and or general Products 50 THREE LARGE rooms and bath. MANCHESTER —5’4 room ranch Before having eoiistnirllon work rcpi'cscnl the Rockville Area Black Eagles, won none, lost 4. (Real sharp in and o'lt lour new Custom made I* & M 21, bondable, have a car, present­ office work In my home. Will pick St Light housekeeping. Woman Furnished, heated, hot water, rated. Nice location. Children ac­ CaU 5n 3-4723. ww tires loo .lu.s, traded on the cphol.sterv shops. 2(17 North Main ditions. (X X V Il) with attached garage. Convenient done, he said, make sure that all Chamber of Commerce on the The Warriors will mat the Hus- ly employed, and can work 10-12 up and deliver if you wish. Phone APPLES and pears, now on sale only. MI 9-7959. parking space. 1 or 2 small chil­ cepted. $110 per month. Phone MI location to schools, bus and FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ ' fabuloviA new Kamhlfr. phone MI 9-6324 » or Ml 9-9608 ROOFINO, SIDING, painting. Car­ hours a week- days or evenings— at Bottl’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bueh 9-8606, MI 3-7001 after 6' p.m. legal requii'cmcnU are being met. agency. The Chamber Board of Dl- kies in the first game Saturday, pentry. Alterations and additions. PI 2-7534, dren accepted. PI 2-7545. MANCHESTER Just listed. Beau stores. Asking $15,200. Call Alice and \indcrstand the contract's rectors, earlier yesterday, named starting at 9 a.m. The Black pared with your savings In mind, | LIBERTY MUTl.IAL phone Hartford collect. CH 9-5248 Hill Rd. tiful seven room. Colonial. 24 fool Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4543. Only $:19.5 Oownj l e a v e y o u r rubbish wonlea to Ceilings, Workmanship guaran­ FURNISHED ROOM (or rent at MAIN ST.—Residential section, S'.jj wording. "Check witli us if you Flaherty as chairman of the Eagles will play the Boston Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-6246, | teed. A. A. Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn INSURANCE CO. and we will arrange (or a local In living room, large kitchen, full /-o 1 i , j Ti 1 . I '"r l Cellars. attics cleaned, terview. 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. large rooms, heated. MI 4-0238 SECOND FLOOR five room and MANCHESTER Suburban — 5V-i have any que.sllon.s, ” Monalian Chamber's redevelopment com- Celtics at 10 a.m.; and the Demons MOVING VAN going to New York 19.T( Clievrolpl 4-dr. H a rd to p ! Light tmeking of ail Kinds, (nr St. MI 3-4860. Situations Wanted— Male 39 Household Goods 51 garage, $80. Call MI 3-8507. dining room, nice den, 1V4 baths said, "and have a lawyer read the mlttee. Hiller was appointed at and Ravins will compete at 11 a.m. MI 3-1161 BOOM WITH kitchen privileges. after 5 p.m. One car garage, spacious screened room dwelling, about seven miles Friday, January 16. can uce part Belaire V8 1 homes, stores and offices. Norm's contract or other legal paper work the request of the Rockvillc-Ver- AH games are played at the Ver­ TOOL MAKERS SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ porch, Ame.site drive. Situated on from Manchester. Fireplace, oil load either way. Manchester Mov­ Fully equipped one owner, like' Trucking. M l 3-8905. MASON, CARPENTER, painter, I^VELY SUNNY four room fiat. 66 heat, artesian well, barn with before signing." non Taxpayers’ Assn., Olson said, non Elementary School. There is ing and T icking Co. MI 3-6,563. Hoofing and Chimnevs 16-A MATURE WOMAN with pleasing tiles 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch St. Near to everything. Write Box W, Suburban for Rent a well landscaped one acre plus The city agency still lacks one no admission charge for Satur- new thro\ighout, .lust traded on the AND tile setter wishes work. $1.50 per lot. Priced to sell at $23,800. R. F. space for two cars, 10x18 chicken In other action, the Zoning personality for part-time work. hour. CH 8-1375. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Herald. Board denied a variance sought by member. Mayor Olson hopes to day morning games, fabulous new Rambler. MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA ROOFING—Specializing in repal-- at the Green. h e a t e d r o o m for one or two ______PARKER STREET, Coventry—Six Dimoc.k Co , Realtors, MI 9-5245 coop. Approximately 6’ j acres of Manchester Laundromat, 660 Cen­ room apartment, second floor, hot land. Asking $14,600. Call Alice Alfred Coda to e;cct an addition to complete the appointments this I Vetonuia to Install Personals .3 Only $.59.5 Down television, service. AU 9-4641. Ing roof.s of all kinds. Also new ter St, Apply In person. FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High RENT—Two room apartment roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Two-piece living room set, $40. St. water and heat. PI 2-6293. XXVIII Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4543. a garage at 6.55 N. Main St. for use week. Harry Flamm la chairman, Newly eleoted officers of Hock- with heat and bath. Call MI and Alderman Clarence McCarthy anum Barracks, Veterans of SNOW PI/nVlNG - Rc.sident or cleaned repaired, 26 years exper­ For work on close tolerance Air Poultry and Supplies 4.3 Two sofas, $25 and $30 each. 3-5560. of storage of equipment. VACUUM CL.EANER8 repaired In commercial area. ” No job is too craft Precision Parts. FURNISHED room, kitchen, la u n -______BOLTON Lakefront—Three room COVENTRY—New 5't: room ranch Permission Extended is a member of the new agency, wofld War I and the Auxiliary my own home ahop. Forty yean Foreign Fsr Specials ience. Free estimates. Call How- SECRETARY Single maple bed. $15. I large or too small." Nights and ley, Manchester. Ml 3-5361. BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur­ Maple breakfast set, $30. dry, TV and telephone privileges. pjyR ROOM apartment. four cottage, all conveniences. Fur­ three bedroom, living room, kitch An extension of permission was Three of the original appointees will be installed at a meeting at factory experience. Au■■ makes, naK( low HIGH HOURLY RATES Call 4-7 p.m., Ml 9-7846. heated. No children, no pets. New nished and winterized. Call JA en and dining area. Built-in range granted for a 2-ycar period to and two replacements have declined g p.m. In GAR Hall, rates, free eatimateieatimatei. free pickup 1957 Fiat 4-dr. Sedan Model 1 2-"798, weekdays mi Interesting, diversified position keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any Maple dropleaf table, $30. time. Schaub’s Turkey Farm. 188 Mahogany buffet, $10. ly decorated. MI 9-3189. 5-6387. and oven, fireplace and "nantle ZB A Allows Dean Machine Products, Inc., to for various reasons. ijarl Taylor, department senior and delivery. Mr. MUler JA linn 1 ^ ...... for capable secretary seeking per­ If you don’t qualify for one of WELL HEATED large room. Gen­ Ba.sement garage, hot water heat Heating and Plumbing 17 Hillstown Road, Manchester, 8 ft. Grandfather clock, $100. ROCKVILLE, 34 Elm St. Three maintain a free standing ground Cliamber Drive Set 1 vice commander of WUlUnantle, 3-8904. Like new throughout, -lust trad-' FLOOR SANDING a specialty also ^ ______manent work. Good judgment and these positions, please do not ap tleman. Parking Kitchen privi­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Situated on one acre lot. Close to sign approximately 10-fect from Conn. leges if desired. Ml 9-4171. room. Centrally located, r.mge, re­ Planning for the all-out member- will conduct the installation, ed on the fabulous new Rambler. | light carpentry work. Call' M I' S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heal- ability to meet people required. .37 WATKINS 105 Bir-'h St. Call Ml 9-5601 after schools, bus and shopping, $14,900 Car Storage the street line on the north side of ship drive of the' Rockville Area The meetings of the Barraoka RIDE WANTED from Autumn St. hours, 5 day week. Pleasant work­ 5 p.m. frigerator. garbage disposal, park­ Minimum FHA financing. R. F. to Arbor Acres, Glastonbury. Ml ,, , fl..,T-, 9-8919. I ing contractor. New Installations, MAL TOOL & USED FURNITURE ing facilities, $75. Call TR 5-2505 Hilliard St. Chamber of Commerce calls (or a and the Auxiliary are open to all Only $.Vlo Down nirni IM — ,—i------i---- i 1 alleration work . and repair work. ing conditions, excellent benefit Dlmock Qo.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. A variance was granted to Mary meeting for solicitors Thursday at veterans of World War J, their 9-0758. BKRI.IN TRAINED clock repairer! 9.3308 program. Write ENGINEERING COMPANY Articles For Sale 45 EXCHANGE ROOM FOR RENT. Lady pre-, t h r e e ROOM apartment (or rent, or TR 5-5050. At CO Park will »‘ostore yonr rlork ropsona- ferred. Call MI 9-1940. ’ Located 100 feet from bus line Bottlcello of 31 Princeton St., to 8 p.m. in Superior Court Room wives, daughters and tridowa. 1958 Metropolitan Hardtop 291 ADAMS STREET ROCKVILLE—Four room part- XXIX erect an addition to an existing ga blv. For e.stimates phone MI 24 HOUR immediate service P. O. BOX 210.3 ROUND AND split dry oak wood, 15 (3AK STREET and two blocks from Manchester and a kick-off breakfast Tuesday Meetings are followed by a social Practically new. our original Re- FURNISHED UGHT housekeeping ment with bath and hot water. No A variance sought by the Town rage; and to Boland Bros., 315 Automobile.s for Sale sale. Save on this fine car. 9-204 1. modeling, repairing, new installa­ cut fireplace, furnace and stove business di.strict. $65 per month EAST HARTFORD — Neat four morning at Joe’s Restaurant. hour, during 'Which refreshments HARTFORD, CONN. FULL TIME— MALE lengths, $10 per load, delivered. Open Thursday Evenings room with electric refrigerator. . heat. Will accept one or two chil­ of Mancheat*!^ in order to continue Broad St., to erect signs and lights All businesses which are not are served, tions, electric sewer cleaning, Middle-aged lady. MI 3-6388. I with heal. Call MI 9-5238, 9 a.m. room ranch, amesite drive, large OLDER CARS, meebanlca specials, KLECTRICAL work by Wall | CaU PI 2-7886. Until 9 to 5 p.m. dren *50. TR 5-7984. renting qtfr storage space at Char­ which were excluded from the orig­ members of the Chamber 'will be Vem-EU Aten. Meets Only $.345 Down drainpipes cleaned fa.sf and effi­ stating business experience, educa­ Window Cleaner lot. Good location. $10,500. R. F. ttxlt yourself c^rs, always a good Zrmaru'k assiirra vnur aafrlv. | Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. ter Oak Park to the Carter Chevro­ inal application. called upon on Tuesday by two ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0677. tion, age and salary desired, Tobaero Worker PRE-SEASON chain saw special. Closed Mondays ROOM JHc Service, No Fee Charged SAT ,6 P.M. places, dishwasher, other extras. XXXIV. 3«292. Mortgage Mone.v Plentiful BEDROOM and kitchen furnished continue storing cars at the field. port can be made regarding the and hot chocolate will be served seph Narkatwlcz, 30 Village SL DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com- Shirt presser One mile from Buckley School on strings of lights now in use over free of charge by the firemen. Admitted today: Donald Sltok. refini.shed. interior SERVICE STATION manager. GAS STOVE and ga* refrigerator. $14,000 Is the asking p rio (or two adults including gas, elec­ COVENTRY—Attractive five room Two 1-year exceptions had pre­ pany, doors and windows, custom ' - • tricity private bath, heat and hot school bus route. From wner, ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ the cars on display. In case of rain the skating party ElUngton; Daniel Sltek, EaUngton. painting. Evenings and Saturdays. Apply: Must be capable to as.sume all FI/IOR WAXER and polisher for, Good condition and miscellaneous of an attractive four room $24,500. Ml 9-0251. viously been granted to the firm. Also tabled was action on a re Beginner's Luck work, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 j Tel. .MI 4-8016. water. Call MI 3-7636 or MI 9-4587. rooms, nice living room, large lot. The last of these was a "1-year fi­ will be held the following Sunday. after 6 p.m. ' responsibility. Salary plus com- sale. JA 8-4264. | items. MI 9-0141. ranch with basement garage. quest for a variance from Rushld mis.sion. Must have loest of refer­ FOR SALE or lease beautiful year A. comfortable home (or modest nal" exception, ending Nov. 1, 1958. WAXES Winners Vertnon and TalcottvlUe new* te' CONNEiTirUT STATE Large lot, convenient to bus. FOUR ROOM second floor apart­ living. Priced at only $12,650 R. Didan of 36 Bolton St., who wishes handled through TThe HeTaW’t WEAVING of burns, moth hole's I " ALLP.\PEH removed $7 .50 per EMPLOY.MEN’T SERVICE ences. Splendid opportunities. Ap­ Ideal for retired couple. 'round three bedroom home. Bol­ The variance Was granted to the to erect a breezeway and garage Genevieve Ring has been award­ room Ka.st, clean, steam removal ment, heat hot water, gas stove ton Lake. 1’ 4 baths, living room, F. Dlmock- Co., Realtors, Ml town "in view of Martin’s remarks ed the top prize for loss of weight Rockrille Bureau, 7 W. Main St, and torn clothing, ho.siery runs, 806 MAIN STREET ply Olender's Body Shop, Talcoll- and refrigerator furnished, MI 9-5245. which will be approximately four Evening accommodations extend­ ville Rd. R.F.D. No. 3. Rockville. $15,950 buys a large three fireplace with raised hearth, ultra about the Rl, 6 relocation” In the Rockville WAXES. Her telephone TBemont 5-8186. handbags repaired, zipper re­ ed. -MI 9-91.58 MA.NCHESTER. CONN. 9-5779. feet from the sideline, which la six placement. umbrellas •epaircd, A Public Service, No Fee Charged bedroom Colonial with an modem kitchen with built-in oven XXXV An application from Donald feet closer than allowed by regu­ men's shirt collars rever.scd and oversized attached garage. THREE ROOM apartment, heat and counter top range, garbage Robertson of Bloomfield for a disposal etc. Utility laundry room, lations. a group of Main SI. merchants Meter Baaed on Line replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Cour.ses and Cla.sses 27 To Be Sold All utilitie.4. Well built. Ow.n- and ultilities furnished. 46 Flor­ MANCHESTER—One year old six- variance to maintain an existing The action was taken pending who erected the signs at the ing Shop. Help Wanted— Male .16 er transferred. ence St. MI 3-5286. beautiful screened porch and sun room ranch. Three bedrooms, addition to a non-conforming further discussion with Didan • SEPTIC TANKS deck overlooking Bolton "the Bay State Advertising Co. to then believed to be 1/10,000,OOOh furniture and wall to wall carpet­ FOR SATURDAY work, man with Basement garage. Call owner MI granted a variance for the erection of the distance from equator to ment included. Non-vets: Apply • INSTALLATION $17,000 Is the asking price behalf of Robertson, but Pf Mrs. of signs pointing to parking lots in erect a roof-top sign on a tobacco ing. car for light deliveries in I'artford of this fine custom built 9-0579. shed at Buckland St. and Wilbur pole. In United State* terms, this for same course! Free informa­ area. No selling necessary. MI XXXVI Anna Incandella, who owns the downtown Manchester. tion. Write Radio-TV Training As­ SPECIALIST 'SCARBOROUGH ROAD—An imposing Colonial, home with alU ranch. Many features In thU n o t i c e Cross Highway was denied. is the equivalent of 39.37 inch**. FLAT FINISH Holland window 3-1888. 2-6 p.m. modern functional iriiprovemenls. Large living room with fire­ COZY TWO bedroom ranch, cellar, building. The permission was sought by sociation. Dept. MH, 57 Farming- home not found in the aver­ jalousie enclosed breezeway, ga­ Two In One Package. A nice two- In urging that the Board grant shades, made to measure. All -place, heated .sunporch, modern kitchen, cheerful dining room,, Public Hearings family and a separate (our room * metal Venetian blinds at a new j ton Ave.. Hartford, Conn. Call DRIVERS FOR school buses—7:30 age home. Ask us about the rage. 100’ frontage, high elevation, the variance, Karp said his client AD 2-6400. to 8:45 a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. Man­ Town and Country ’ and breakfast nook on first floor, plaster bedroom with adjacent’’ FHA appraisal. Wonderful home. This two-family Is in very low price. Keys made while you nursei'y room plus two more bedrooms and tile bath on second BOARD OF DIRECTORS only $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, is obligated to pay $2,700 to a New wait. Marlow's chester, Vernon. Call 5n 3-2414. view. Desirable neighboi- MI 9-5132. . nice condition Inside and out. York bank for construction of the Drainage Co. -floor. Excellent closel space including one of cedar. Brand new, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Separate heating systems, copper Bonds— Stocks MortgaE’es .ll hood. additions as she had signed a con­ SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet ! ______^recreation room in basement. Bra.ss plumbing, hot water heat,’ CONNECTICUT SOUTH WINDSOR—Near Man plumbing, aluminum combina­ tract and final acceptance papers. Ml 9-4143 full attic, 2 car garage with amesite -drive, Rusco screens and wa.sh. damp or fluff dry. Folded j CONSOLIDATE debts with a -sec- Read Herald Advs. $18,500 Is the price for thi.s PROPOSED ADDITIONAL Chester line. 1952 custom built tions, two-car garage, convenient If the variance is not granted, she, arui wrapped free, Manchester sstorm window.a, white aluminum clapboards eliminating palnt-y large 6-room ranch, fpll -base­ ranch, 24x64. Large kitchen, 17’ location. An unusual package buy not the builder, would suffer, Karp ond nioitgage loan at $22.25 per ^ing expenae plus many other features. Property being offered' APPROPRIATIONS (or $21,600. R. F. Dlmock Co., Laundromai. 660 Center St. ment, rec-room with lava­ Notice is hereby given that the dining room, 21’ Hying room, fire­ said. month .(Or each $1,000 borrowed. below replacement cost at S‘26,000. Realtors, Ml 9-5245. Dial CH 6-8897 and ask F'rank tory, porch', attached garage. Board of Di ectors, Town of Man­ place. Plaster walls, full cellar, The variance Is being sought as Our Very Best! 90 X 300 ft. lot. Trees. Close basement garage. High elevation, Building;— ContraefinR 11 Burke or Mrs. Carter to explain. chester, Connecticut, will hold Pub­ (XXXVII) the addition was built seven feet Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE— A custom-built seven room ranch home to new school. Vacant. lic Hearings in the Municipal Hear­ view. Nei^borhood of attractive closer to the north sideline and 1^56 CADILLAC bombs. St. Francis of Asissi Par­ 1958 EDSEL ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath­ 15 I.K'wis St., Hartford. overli oking Globe Hollow Reservoir. Large picture windows cap- ing Room, 41 Center Street, TWO-FAMILY — Excellent 'condi­ seven feet closer to the rear yard J958 LINCOLN DauviUe 4-Door Hardtoi>. rooms. attics, cellars, porches, or $22,600 or only $2900 ca.sh ish. $19,500. Walton W. Grant Premier 4-Door Sedan. Never Pacer 2-Door Hardtop. Auto­ FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL Hure this exceptional view. Pine paneled living room 16’ x 28’ with< required from a qualified Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, tion, 5-5, choice location. $16,700. line than allowed by zoning regula­ matic transmission, radio, Power steering, brakes, aeai*. playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, wall to wa'l carpeting, built-in hi-fi compartment, plus unusually January 20, 1959, at 8 P.M., on .Agency, Realtor, MI 3-1153. tions. registered. White wall tires, Help Wanted— Female 35; buyer. 13 rooms, 2 '2 acres R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI heater, power S O O Q S and windotvs. Dark green fin­ electrical and masonry. Mumlnum ,^attraptive tiled fireplace. Three good sized, bedrooms all with proposed additional appropriations 9-5245. Didn’t Get Permit radio, heater. Unted glass, 6- ish. Very low siding. Garages, i-ottages out­ of landi Income of $80.00 per BIG HOUSE • way seat. Wheel covers, steering. * BOOKKEEPER -secretary - office harge closet.s. Pine paneled kitchen with all modern conveniences.^ as follows: Karp said the builder’s costs mileage. buildings. room additions. Nuslde R. F. DIMOCK CO. month from a 3-room apart- Lsi^e family home of eight were $1,900 plus additional ex­ chrome guards, license frame, $3195 manager all in one. $80 weekly SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX (Beautiful view too from kitchen 1. Cozy den and dining room meht. Garages, tool she-J. a. To the Rfecreation Ac­ rooms, in good condition and good XXXIX 1957 LINCOLN Local owner, 49 IW»0 Engineertag Company, Inc., 34 -complete JLhe first floor. Basement has large recreatjon room,, count, General Fund penses. He said Robertson ignored leather Interior, electric win­ Oak St. MI 3-1425. starting salary. Give complete MI 9-5246 many more extras include-d. location. Garage. Garden space. MANCHESTER- All brick six room dow vent, undcrcoatlng, win­ Capri 2-Door Hardtop. Power resume including age and pres­ BARBARA WUUDS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD 'oversized 2-ca,- garage and laundry area. Ample attic atorage.' Budget .'...... $ 750 the legal requirements in that he 1955 MERCURY Owners moving out of state. Price Cape in South Manchester Built failed to get a building permit terized. Original steering, power brakes, BIDWELL HOME Improvement ent employe. All oorrespondence Ml 9-7702 .511 9-6818 Property i;i top-notch condition with wooded lot 128 x 300' Tliia We would be delighted to b. To llie Library Ac­ $16,000. Montclair 2-Door H a * d t^ , ^choice property Is being offered at $8’7,SOO. show vou through the de­ count, General Fund by Ponticelli in 1951 Aluminum from the town before starting the cost S6750.25. $ ^ 0 0 iC power windows. $2995 yoUr ' home enchantinjg Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ will be held in strietest confi­ ROBERT W, AGNEW ROBERT D, MURDOCK MADELINE SMITH, Realtor combinations, large' enclosed rear Black and white. MeicoiMtteir | rages. Roofing and siding experts. dence. Write Box B, Herald, MI 3-6878 MI 3-6472 lightful 5-room Colonial Budget ...... $ 850 construction work. M e Price with spsjriUing' lace' on your table- c. To the Board of Educa­ ______MI 9-1642 porch. Garage and amesite drive. The addition had been com­ radio, bqatei', $1445 tops! Bo inexpensive to make, that Aluminum clapboards a specialty. PORTER STREET—A 9-room home with 6 bedrooms for the ranch that we have on Jean N6 basement, large lot. Very nice 1953 FORD white wali Urea, Unexcelled workmanship Easy DRIVERS FOR school buses—7:30- Rd. Two acres of choice land tion Account, General- pleted when the building inspec­ 1958 MERCURY Convertible. Fordomatio, ra­ you want to crochet extras for 8:45 a.m.. 2:15-3:30 p.m.. Man­ ^large family. 2 baths plus 2 la-vatories. Sunporch available to r i Fund B udget...... $2,139 WEST SIDE—Attractive five room cohditlon. $16,500.. R. F. Dlmock tor’s department found out about budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR children’s play room. 2 car garage, lot 90 x 140 wdth rear area in one of Manchester’s choice home, enclosed breezeway. ga­ 4-Door Sedan. Mercomatic dio, heater, $ A 9 *^ gUt-givihg (to your verj' epeclal 34-48 5-9109. chester, Vernon. Call Mr 3-2414. d. To the Sewer Depart-' Co., Retdtors, MI 9-5246. it. Subsequently, the permit was power steering, radio, heater, 1957 PLYMOUTH friends.. completely fenced In for young childrep’s pl.nlf area- LarK* living residential areas. rage. $13,900, assume 414% power steering* Savoy V-8 6-Door Sedan. An- A practical, amply sized cover­ ment, Administration issued a few weeks ago, but only white wall Ures. Never reg­ , Pattern No. 2594 contains cro-.| ALL TYPES or carpentry work 'room and modern kitchen.. Insulation, new roof, Rusco combina-^ We have several desirable and Engineering $ '700 mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. XXXX after much At the work performed tomatio transmission, Chet directions; material require- all that’ s a cinch to sew for the done, alterations, dormers, roof­ tion Wiqdows make for' greater coipfprt. Porter Street School Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. istered. New S 9 5 1955 MERCURY beginner — just 3 pattern pieces. building lots priced, from . (by ' trsinsfer from SEVEN ROOM HOME OFF had been ripped out and redone to ear guarantee. 2-Door Sedan. Black and radio, hesUer. $1595 .nente; stitdi illustratipns. ing. porches, etc. Cali Ml 9-5981 district also within walking distance to j>ew High School. Qulck^ $1700 to $12,000 and. plans Sewer Department, conform to the town building '.No. 8275 with' Patt-O-Rama is, 'sale price—$26,000. Th r e e b e d r o o m home. Good Parker Street. Living room with white. Stoddard trananil«- Bend iHc in coins, for this pati SEPTIG TANKS to fit Improvements and Ex­ condition, large rooms, nice lot. fireplace, dining room, kitchen, en- code. tern to Anne Cabot The Man­ in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. 44, 48, 4'8. CARPENTERS, experienced in 1956 LINCOLN slon, radio, S flO iC 19$7 MERCURY ^ Size 36,, 2 3-4 yards’ of'35-inch. AND ( The time is NOW to buy tensions) Convenient location. By owner, -closed porch and four bedrooms. Most of the Board’s discussion chester Evening Herald, 1150 building and contracting, altera­ e. To the Police Account, oientered ■ aroung Robertson’* be­ Capri Hardtop. Power steer­ heater. ' ▼ P y # Commuter Stotia*. Send Thirty-Five Cents in coins tions, additions, porches, e'c. Spe-; >159 HENRY STREET—A 7-room home In Bowers School district.^ that home - you have been MI 3-8568. Oversized garage and nice yard. ing, poner brakes, antoroatlo AVE. OF, AMERICAS. NEW PLUGGED SEWERS Master bedroom on first floor (all .brand new) with 3 smaller' dreaming of. Why "'alt un^il General Fund BU|dget, Dishwasher New heating avstem. ginning and finally completing the 1957WIUYS ^ pai— IT" MtMWOiiwtie, l~ YORK t t r N.V. Print Name, Ad- for this pattern to Sue Burnett, cializing in cottages, garages, sid­ 75 FINLEY ST.—Lovely fjve room transmission, radio, T}»e Manchester Evening Herald, ings. Guaranteed workmanship. ! bedrooms second floor. 2% baths, recreation room in bSsement spring? Prices will be higher for the Instaltatlon o f ; $17,900. R. F. Dlmock C o.,‘ Real­ work without first getting ’.the Custom cab. 1 Q banter, power diPB and Pattern Number. Add a fully automatic pe­ single, 114 baths, situated or near­ necessary permits. Several of' the heater, tvMte $ 2 2 9 5 1150 a V e. o f a m e b i c a s , n e w MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Machine Cleaned MERCURY for ’59 >plus oversized smrage. Propierty now vaca.nt offering immediate< then anti mortgages probi tors, Ml 0-6245^______. .. ' ’ lOe for each pattern for flrst-claes occupancy.; Priced at 119,900, ably hard to find. destrian-motor vehicle ly one '.Acre plot, with park-like- members questioned the wisdom of YORK 80, N. Y. Print Name, Ad- setting. Large trees,' outdoor fire­ BELOW COST, must seU. Large mallinE- , dress with Zone. Style Number ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer what NEW really meansP’ traffic . light at Main granting the sought-foir variance -Hhve you a copy o f our 1858 net work done. Honest and relia­ Lines InstaHed—klellar. Water­ . Please Call: .Street and ' Middle'. place. LsLTge picture window, three bedroom ranch, garage, acre after the addlUon had already and Size. Add 10c for each paU proofing Done, flreplace^..porch. Hot water oil. lot. $14,90» or make offer. Carlton Neadlewoi’k Album? It oonUihil tern for firstrclass mailing, ble workmanship. Call Roscoe WARREN E. Turnplhe ...r" 8?iP00 been completed. „ ,, Francis J. .Mahoney, ’J Combini^on screen* and storms. W. Hutchins, MI O-sm, The variance request w m tabled «toaans o f , prOtty dislgna in cro- WiOi your pattern order enclose Thompson, ‘ MI 3-1895 for esti­ ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. mates ;! HOWLAND Secretary. TwOntar garage; amesite drive, until the Applicant could be UNCXHJN hW f .Jmit embroidery and eew; 35 cents more for your copy of the McK i n n e y b r o s . Mo r ia r t y b r o th er s 968 MAIN STREET FOR'irER s t r e e t area—Six room - uitiqUona for one knit and BEALTOR—MI S-1I08 Board Of Director* awnings. Truly beautiful }iome tloned further. Fall A Winter '58,edition of Basic Tel.! Ml 9-8241 Cap* Cod. fireplace, plaatered .Onty 35c a CARPENTER desires repair worki, Sewero^M Disposol Co. 301 CENTER STREET-~MI 3-5135^ 875. MAIN 8T. Manchester, Connecticut how vacant. Price greatly re­ Followlnc liast niglit'a dlscusalon m #• Fashion, a complete pattern ma'ga- all types of remodeling. Dial PI ^REAL e s t a t b INsYmANOBj SveniaK Mr. Holcombe DaUd at Mancheeter, qonnwU* duced. $17,400. .GoodchtId. Realty waUa, Ruaco storm*, atone tiaaU slne.for wpmen who sew. Just 35c, 1S0-1S2 Pearl St.—MI 8-S808 $U,900. Carlton W. Hutchlna, MI cam* a warning to reald^ts froto 2-7728, Sj(I'4-U89.- cut, thla »th day of JW M vy. M59. Oo„ RMdtors, MI S-7925, or B 9 Thomaa C. Monahan, who just toos J. Adv. No. 5613 9-09S9 any time. omua. ,

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 19S9 PAGE FOURTEEN ATcraire Daily Net Press Run The Weather J®aitrlfp0tpr lEupitittg H|fralh For the W«ek EsdliiK FnrrgM t of U. 8. Weather Bureau JM W iry 10th, IBBS Innreaaing rioudineaa folluwed Two fire engines from companies ; hy ennw or rain tnnight. I/ns' 28 tn 1 and ♦ of the Town Fire Depart-' Marlow Store | 12,864 $2. Oenaelonal rain ThhrMlay. About Town menl put out a small grass fire Member «( the Audit High near 40. at 710 Keeney St. yesterday after­ Bureau o( Ctrcnlatlon X- T»i« HoUl»ter TTA will hoM it* noon. Dam.»ge was negligible. Incorporates Manche$ter-—A City of Village Charm lint mwUng of the ye»r tonight ; «t « o'clock in the «udltorium : The Holy Ghost Mothers Oinie Mallow's Department Store atJ (naaalfled Advertising on Page 26) RAynond D. Stinchfleld. nssistont will meet tonight at T't.i at the 861-807 Main St. has Incorporated j VOL, LXXVIII,«NO. 88 (TWENTY-eTg H T p a g e s — t w o SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 19.19 PRICE FIVE CENTS AUj^rlntendent of school*, will dts-1 home of Mrs. .lohn Malone. 3 cuas Uie vtrioiL* testing systems Quaker Hd. The Rev. .John BIsn after operating as a proprietorship 11 MANCHESTER used In the Manchester school sys­ field will he the guest s p e a k ^ for <7 vears. | tem. A brief meeting of the exec- i According to papers filed in the uUve boerd w ll be held tr the li- . The weekly meeting of jXe Man­ town clerk's office, the Incorpora­ Bill to/ Ban brery at 7:30. Third' grade r’'*''-i chester Squadron of riyjl Air P a­ tors of Marlow's are .Nathan Mar­ ents' will ser\-e refreshments. trol. w ill l>e lield W et^ sd av eve­ ning si 7 o'clock s t ^ i e American low. the founder and now president I St. John's Church W l .hold it.* l-egion Home, / of the new corporation: .\lrs. Ruth I State Tax P. Sandals, his d.anghter. v ie e ' Ike for‘Pay as We Go’ annuel meeting Sunday a^fter the jiiesidcnt: and George H. Marlow, 10:S0 e.m. Mass. At 3 o'ft^ck a Registratlony''are still being tak­ SALES and APPUANCES his .son. secretaiy and tieasiirer. ^ traditional Polish wafer dlnnty^cill en for the ^ 'l e s of lei hues on On Income • i>e served. There will he a prngHm ••Amateur Pholograph> ' being of­ George .Vlarlow who has been’ an4 gifts will be distributed tn chiK^ fered by.- the .Manchester High managing the store even though | Manchester Shopping Parkade dreh. Svhool i*vening sihonl Persons his fiilier still takes an active p art' Hartford, Jan. 14 (/P)—A ; wiio. \yfsh to register may i-ontaet in the hiimness, siid no changes, proposed constiLutional ‘ The mbetlng of the Eliz.a Chap'-l are eontemplated under the new i | the /Veiling school between 7 and I...ling rhoti amendment that would ban a ; man Joy CTrcle of the North Meth­ P p in today, or may register be­ set lip. The change was a routine ' odist Church scheduled for to­ On Federal Finances ' one made for "business ressnns, " State income tax on personal, fore the ftrst class tomorrow at 7 K u f i n ^ v d morrow has been canceled until p 111 The fir's! of the seven lei tures he said. |l incomes was ready for intro-1 next month. will he given by I.eon E'allol of the Thp rnf;«grmrnt nf Mls« N!a?ilyn 'Hie incorporation of the store FINAL WEEK OF duction in the General A.s-; I Fallot .'^tndio Hi.« .siihieel will he Francr?! I./Upir*ii to .Slrphon r)on»kl was approved a few days ago by senibly today. ".sielerling Iho F'.quipment ■' ; flsrllfi ig nnnf»\inccd by hri- p«r- the seeret.ary of slate. Under the' TTie amendment la railed for In rnts. Mr ami Mrs. Frank lAipion, incorpo: ation pi ovisiniis. capital I Austerity, Lower Tax a House joint reaotution filed by Crv 111 the Night.'' linin' Iniifr 21 Sunsot .St ■toelt ill .Marlow's. Inc., j.s ^2.")n,000 Rep. Charles W. Terrell, New town Hoj' fianrp IS thr S(m -if Mr, ani«l<«si*il p iK f i( htngiha $339 gi'O'.i'ttl of Red'CBIMla and the .-to- T(«lay's affair was broadcast W rKoniin Inr 7 ifKii ssrlin it itll S t»l« relating to the budget can he filed live hy'.NBC and CBS-TV and ra­ individual sectional sofa front seats. Go Rambler! ind n ri' t a if ' J idv. iiiln m ili trsna Ike Select.s Mason' vlet blor through-lOi red laboi mimnn ind optiontl squipmfni •itr» next month. Governor Rihicoff is Kaminsky Jr. Denies dio iietworks and by the ABC and . , r isiil'l A Tl'O lUiited Stales must stand! planning to submit his budget 4 Mutual P.adio Systems. But White 1 O n l y G . E . W a s h e r ( 1 9 5 9 M o d e l ) ...... 9 5 $ 2 8 4 Executions Purify As rlua the Senate Joseph \V. Kamin.sky .Ir,, the 28-* money or a pecuniary sdvantflpe Places were set for 480 persons FLASH! RAMBLER NOW 4th IN SALES IN NEW ENGLAND today tn be rliief of the Housing ^Foreignm - Relations ( rtmmitle'" ., |lle .veat-ohl eleulnrian ac<'iised ofifiom Wesley (* <;ryk snd with in- in the Press Club auditorium. In 1 Only G.E. W asher (1958 M odel) ...... $349 9 5 $ 2 2 4 ^ ^ 20 Car Pile-up and Home Finance Adiiiini.slrH WR.s^Ihe first of a grmip of £upio- , arson in the “homb- 1 t ent to compel i (Ir> k i to do an act addition some newsmen were al­ r P j I-ARRY .\ l i .e n '^•'.as executing people en masse!"' .m alic and mililE^y officiinl.s that ^ former Town (’ourl Judge' against his will" lowed on a balcony and others Havana, Jan, 14 (A‘) — Fidel he asked. lion. Senators plan to hear in a \\>siev (’ ('.rvk's home, was quot-; Qdj( Mondiiv Those who have killed were were admitted on a standing room In London Fog Ca-stro contends the executions President Eisenhower picked , serie.s of s^^ssipfis devoted to stud> . „„ '"vnor.t/itieiv rinn\-ino"i zc i ' i '.4 » *u w 1 O n l y G . E . 3 0 ” R a n g e ...... $299 95 $ 2 0 9 ^ ^ .executed lo demonstrate that they j Ma.son. 62-\ear-old P.epuhlu an tn ' of Free Worlfl problems in 19.'i9 ..harires ^ ' ^ 1 . resigned a.s judge of the ; has^. u . f „ . springing from his civil war vlc- L,„j,i^ away murder | , iki ced .Mberl M Cole u hose The Senate group is holdii.g its ^ ' town court .MiPiday moniuig, in i *7ie President apoke from ■■ London. .Ian. 14 ilPi Twenty tory are neces.sarv to purify Cuba • and crimes against LbtypMple, lie j resignation from the govetiiment's hearings behind closeij dixirs, hul This was reported tialay bvi the middle of the first eourl .se.s- dliim at the renter of the head automobiles crashed in one after six yearse a r s of o f diclalorlaV r rule u l e . I ' ssKi..- they ai’e not now repre-* one was hurt in suburban States in a speech to the Havana The nuw rabinpl annouHcod last 1)011 ptihlican Senalon* today named A pre.aidential secretafy toilay, Central Saving.s Bank at laiwell occasions .‘•ince about the first of .seiiting him. la'ssner, uho is leav- Sen. .\ndrew F. Schoeppel (R- London when 20 cars and Lions Club last night. nigiit that in addition; denied the execution.* had been sii.a-1 Mass, Nnvember. made Hiese threats,' ---- Kan), a iiietiilier of the conservit- trucks ran together or piled "Why didn't the Americans al- 1. All h'rerudi duath sentence.^ 2 O n l y G . E . D e L u x e P o r t a b l e D i s h w a s h e r s ...... $ 2 5 9 9 5 $ 1 6 9 ^ ^ pended. He also denied Castro and ■'U'lth the intent thereJiv to extort | (Continued on Page Twelve) live wing, a.s ehairman of the up on top of each other. ,tark when the BaUsta government in cases where all appe'aLs have I'rnitia had met yesterday. Tlie j jtowprfiil ('ominittee on Commit­ secretary told reporters a.ssigned been exhausted were commuted tees. This group determinm the Foorf Kinj? II. S. Top Choice (Jualit.v Beef DepL. KANCV ri.OKIDA to the Pre.sidential Palace the exe- j to life imprisonment. The number ! These Prices Include Delivery and Service — All M erchandise Guaranteed assignments of nil senators, on D o rR i.r. cutions in fact were continuing in 1 of Algerian rebels affected was es­ the standing committees. NEW EN fiE.W n DRKh'SEI) FRESH PASCAL CELERY 2 BI N< HES accordance with due process of; News Tidbits timated at 140 to 200, Father Would Excuse law. ' ('u!ied from AI*°\Vires 2 All terms of prisoners in Al­ U.S. May Modify Aims .MARIE TORRE RKLK.XSED But no Specific instances of new geria will be rut a tenth and per- .lersey City, .N. ,1.. .Ian. 14 (Jtt F.\N< V, I.AItGK. HUM activity by the firing .squad.* were ; hap.s more. Columnist .Marie Torre, who en- " i Z w • reported imnieriiatcly. | I 3. Messali Hadj. a veteran nn- tere' up-' At New York’s ('omliietor and P-j paHseii);erH In- .sociates captured with him in 0»- \ A ri( AN KK<’(M1.MZES CLB.Y TOMATO SOUP naped Infant daughter, was lifted jioslm Dus Chionehio. a Port of New York jureerpaiil taxein from retary of Stale Dulles expect tn ba.ais for .serious negotiation. proclaim an amnesty as one of noltfy the regime of ptotrlsloll- For Your .\dded Shoppinjr ('onvenience I ” G ifts - Baby Carriages « P ic tu re s | the complaint. sation with his wife, Chionehio j * sack in a carload of j»overnment under a U.S. his first presidential arts. But the j Gcrjnany, including Berlin Tile end re.suU, subject to con- The woman, Mrs. Jean lavarone. al President Manuel Urrutta. signed. ^ ork spring fashions, currently , District Ooiirt ruling yesterday. announcement immediately aroua- and the reunification problem, in aiiUation with the European Al­ FfMid King l.s Now Open EveVy 4S, twice-married widow, was He said later he waa told that previewed by the nation's fash- talks w’ith Soviet Deputy Premier lies, could be some innovations in t ‘"8 Both .Sido.s refuse to yield in speculation that it was the first REVOLT DISCOUNTED C 1^ - Trainina Seats -- Carbeds^JFtc. j held In SfiO.OOO bail on a kidnaping ' if he did not sign, he could be ion^press, ' naslaa I. Mikoyan Friday and United .States and western policy, wage negnttatioiis between Sin- gj^p g nev^. political effort to Buenos .Vires, .\rgentlBa, Jan. It) ' Friflat and ;^aturday .M 9 .\.M. charge which carries a maximum ; material witness against Today's rhanipiqna of the fe- Saturday. or a new decision to stand firm on rlair Oil < 1“'’'"^ include designer sentliig the firm'.s production and ■ . Dulle.* gave the tipolT on po.s- present policies. 14 sources In Paraguay today dls- Shop Lurly and Avoid The Crowds Jo Copeland, Oleg Cassini nnd Ben pifieline workers. aible rnodiflcaltoii of the U.S. ataiid Apart from the iliscus.sioiis with (Continued on Page Three) coimted published reports hero Ueu o V L r ' Asked by reporters if he w a s. ~ The...... only holdout..... of at a ncw.s conference ye-sterday Mikoyan, the United State.* and M agistrate J a m ^ A. Koe Jr. Democrats assw^iled ftdniinislra- of a military -rebellion against He said that reunlflcalion of East other western nations face the -PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • PARCEI, PICK-UP SERVICE TO YOUR CAR denied a request by the woman's prea.sured into signing. Cl.ionchio ' budget .balanom r^edges and Preeident .Alfredo Stroessner, aaid: and West Germany through fiee necessity of replying soon to Ru.*- attorney that she be committed only remaining dictator in .South Live Better Electrically II ..li,,' lor PHO.VE -MI ?-52S4. ' / Rose crftlonchlo from a nursery in authorities the infant is hers. -I.of ,her ■ evening-gowns is a full- trances. German government would be that while Russia and the United valin^rwUMI^tb ( . No Layaways. St. Peter,’* Hospital. Brociklyn, Police say she took It with th e , length sheath .of white chiffon in ri tblum bl a ' Basin , An assembly resolution asked brought into being only through (Wash,)! ... proposed- freely held elections in' that east­ Btatmi so fsr'have been unable to stolen U rt «ll«M Jan. 2 2’» hours after the child's intention of convincing a boy, with jeweled midriff and floating friendly nstioii* to support thje ex­ deetde bn whit they should talk birth. fyiend he fathered the child, ,so hej panels, elegant as all get-out. "Right...... ^ .rcT'— ” in tension from- the previous 3-mlle ern and western sections of the VAtllES" A telephone. tip Sunday .led po­ Maine 'tol^Isfture today . . . divided country. about, *Hhere seems to be a desire Kkftt. would marry her. ] in a less formal mood is'a short limit. The law passed last month* lice to the w'oman'a small Brook­ VA,W curtail* pubjrdty *«'Uvl- Western official* have express- on ttoth .sides ta get to^etter .and She named Joseph Plssimenti, a: dance dress of black .slllt faille promised free passage to Innocent talk;* '■• ■■■ lyn apartment whtore they found frfllt snd vegetable store operator, with a ruffled white eyelet em- (lea economy program . . . shipping. ed confidence that in such elections the baby alive andN healthy to Llichigan farmer Stanley Yanktu Communist Influence, now conlrol- 7 ^ heist guass among d ip lo n u ^ aa the boy friend. ■ , 1 broldered petticoat, whicii la supr During a'dehs4e on the V.8. re­ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE climax one of the laF^at hunts ia*on verge, oC giving up war quest,. former Foreign Mintster Injr in -®a*t Germany, would be heresfe at the moment la that a wf; Picslmenti said yesterday he j pose^ to show’. j •"■r i. •var atajeed in thla (flty, against goyiwnment’s whe^t cop- Chlon^o said yestenlay he and tw«) > (OMijttBQed(OMijC oa PMii Elf^i trdl profranL / - (OnttaiMd m it'lKvist government C(C '' ; / 1 fK- I ^ A"’