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• W ^."veTf’ir-* ...... V -TLLra .(, 1 . .••A — ' ■ ■■■ ■ :■ " . ■■V ’^1 J L- PAGE FOURTEEN \ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1W8 i iianrt|p0trr lEurning Average Daily Net Preas Run The Weather For tiM WeMc Ead^ /Fer*ee*t of U. 8. Weather ioraaa Felsm aryiB. 19S8 three years; Margaretta Stiles, F*lr eoBtianed ooM ' toalght, Potter Appointed truitee for two years; Ileen Binge Matson Posts Bond TluirediUr. Lew toidgbt aear 10 About Town of Coventry, trustee for one year. Announce New Way To 12,627 mbove down to S to 10 below **■■• To Manage State The officers ‘W-ill be installed at On Two Charges You Should Know ••• Menib*r «( 'tb* .Audit rural ere**. Rlgb* Thnradey M*r The Joy r.ircle of the North the March meeting. Borcwi ti CftrenlAttmi M. Methodlet ;^hurrh will meet «t 2 j Records Center A gavel in memory of Ernest Ronald F. Matson. 19, of Wind', Shrink Painful Piles Manche$ter—-4 City of VAlage Charm / o'clock Vednesdey afternoon at Linders was presented by his wid sor. posted two. $5,000 bonds yes-j John P. Wiet ScUnc* Find* Haaling Substanc* That Raliava* Pain, ^ \ the r‘ .rch. ow, Mrs. Lilltsn Linders. A Bible terday, on* for Rockville City __ _ Rockwell H. Potter Jr., has been in memory of Mrs. Helien Beebe, Stopa Itching a* it Shrink* H*morrhoid* (CleaMfM AdvertMag *■ Pag* f t) appointed manager of the newiy Court appearance on Feb. 17 and John P Wiet, 26-year-oId execu made estbnishing statementa like VOL. LXXVII, NO. 113 (TWENTY.FOUR PAGES~*TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1958 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ronald W. Vernier, eon of Mr. temporary secretary who died in the other for Manchester Town tive vice president of the Chamber Nm, Twh. N. T. (SMtal) - For th* established State Records Center January, was presented to the first tims scienea has found a new "Piles hsvtcetsed tobsa prohlsm!” and Mre.'Walter J. Vernier, Fort in Rocky Hill. The announcement Court appearance on Feb. 24. of Commerce, has been in Man boalinc substanc# with the aston The eecret Is a new healing tu b -1' pierce, Fla., formerly of Man- Auxiliary by her daughter. Mrs. chester a comparatively short ishing ability to shrink heniar- etence -(Bio-Dyne*)—discovery o y was made by Robert C. .Sale, State Lucille Hirth. ' Matson, along with Jerome E. (theeter, received hi,a bachelor of librarian. 'Takeman. 10, of Hartford, and' time—11 months to be exact—but rhoids, stop itching, snd relieve a world-famoui research InstitF ecience degree from Florida State already some startling changes pain — without eurgery. . This substsnea is now nvelli The Veterans Home & Ho.spital Michael P. Baudtn, 18, of Vernon, In celt after case, while gently In euppeeftery or afnfsieiit./ Univerelty, Tallahas.aee, on Feb. is allowing one of their storiige was arrested Sunday by State have taken place. relieving pain, actual redpCtion undtr the name Prepkrodon if.* 1. He la now working for his»mas* buildings to bo converted for use, Soroptiuiints Hear Police in connection with a break Since Wiet first took over as (thrittkage) took place. / At your druggiit. Money beck Tunisia Wants ter’e degree. He attended Loomis by the center. Tlie functions of at the Acadia Restaura'nt on ToI> "sparkplug" of the organization, Meet amasing of all -/reiulte guajinntee. Institute, yfindeor. and Middlebnry the Center will alleviate congested Account of Safari land Tpke. and the theft of an. Its membership has doubled to over were ao therongk that aufferers **sg. V ^ . Pet. Ofc College, Mtddleburj’, Vt.. prevlous- automobile at Brunner's Motor 400: 30 working committees and in Jobs filing area problems throughout ly \ the State Agencies, as each agency Sales, across the town line In Ver four divisions arc now going "full will be using the Center for a tem- Mrs. Nancy Kleck. 63 Henry non, blast;" the Chamber's $18,000 French Leave porar.v depository of State records. budget has turned into an overall Temple Chapter, OE.S. will ob St., entertained the Soroptimist Takeman earlier had posted two —.....—^—*— • serve friendship night at its meet Potter grsduated from Fountain Club members snd guests last .$5,000 bonds for similar Rockville annual $50,000 operation and pub ing Wednesday nighi at 8 o'clock Valley School In Colorado Springs, evening at the home of Mrs. Grace and Manchester court appearances. licity releases of Chamber activi P aris, Feb. 12 (iP ^ T u n is ia fM 84 wounded and lo mi**- in the Masonic Temply. Visiting Colo., in 1932, and attended Yale Baudin Is being held In the Tolland ties have averaged one a day. Ins. and Cornell Universities. He served Fraser. She presented an account The drive that Wiet has brought declared today France must PVeach Air TMir VaraUin officers from surrounding chap of the hunting safari in Africa County Jail In lieu of $5,000 bond. pull all her- troops out of Bolstered by the overwhelming ters will fill the vnriou.s stations as a first lieutenant in the Army taken in the fall Jn company of If the bond Is posted, he will be to the local organisation peraoni- TILL N O O N Month during World War II and was brought to .Manchester where he fies the man himself. This drive, Tunisia before friendly rela support in the National Asaembly during the initiatory work, with awarded the Legion of Merit and her hu.sband. Felix S. Klo^k and the Frendi government rushed to Mrs. Elisabeth Meyer of Simsbury hi.s friend Richard Auer of Glas I must post bond in connection with which was first evidenced while tions can be restored, two Purple Hearts. Since his dis he was still In grade school, has led The Tunlilan demand came In th* permanent NATO Oouhcil in as worthy matron and Arthur tonbury. the restaurant episode, police said. WORLD Paris its own report on Saturday’s Wheelock of Rockville as worthy charge in 1946, Potter has been em to Wlet's present appointment as the wake of a thumping 839-179 ployed as War Records librarian Mrs. Klock an.swereri questions the youngest Chamber official (in vote of aupgpH in the French Na bombing. The step was taken be patron. Mrs Ruth Beckwith and at the Connecticut State Library. at the close of her talk. fore any other of Ffance’e dla- her committee will serve refresh towns comparable In population to GREEN tional Asiembly for Rremler Felix Post Office Airs Views Mr. and Mrs. Potter and their The ntetures were shown in the Women to Hear Manchester) to hold such a\tltle Galllard after he defended laat Sat iurbed Allies could bring up the In ments throe sons reside at 26 Gardner St. new office addition at the Fraser DOUBLE cident. Norway Had threatened to Economists, Labor throughout the country. prosecuted and acted as Judge In urday'* bombing of the Tunlilan \ * home, 192 Hartford Rd. De.s.sert Nature Lecture Born Id Chicago, April 6, 19: military courts martial*. He mar border village of Sakiet Sidl You*- do so'yesterday. The Covenant Congregational was served previous to the meet the son of Dr. and Mrs. John ried hla fiancee, th* former Mary EVERY aef aa a "legitimate defenae'' In Lbnilpn, s British/Foreign of Plan Hits at Downtrend Church board will have a meeting ing in the living room by Mrs, Wiet. he held hi* first job as a truck -antes Kelly ot Chicago, a grad ageliut Algerian rebels. fice spokesman told at news con tonight at 7:49 at the church. At Vets Auxiliary "Ballet of the Seasons," a na ference that- foreign diplomats Disagree with Ike Fraser, Mrs. Ruth Spencer, co- farm field hand while still in the ate of Mundelein College who won In Tunisia, neophyte Tunisian the midweek sertice tomorrow at chsirmen snd their coihmittee. ture lecture and plctorisi concert, WED. troope blockaded 15,000-20,000 who visited Sskiet SIdi Youssef Chooses Officer will be presented by Joseph R. sixth grade in school. He earned 'th*J953 "Dream G1 1" award of all bad formed- the impression thsli Job Slump About Over 7:30 p.m.. Home Missions will be the staggering sum of $1 a day. the ng^-western colleges. STAMPS French troop* in an effort to etarve the discussion subject. Swain of Winsted, naturalist, the French out of ,»their former T3inlslsn accounts ‘of the attack By THE ASSOCIATED PRE.SS ^March. So far the government has ohotographer an1 author. Wednes Throughout hi* school life' he U p ^ hi* discharge from the were generally correct. The Auxiliary to Manchester continued to work—as a drug store service.^Wiet worked for U.S. Rub North African colony: The French Washington, Feb. 12 (/P)— Some leading economists •beeri talking but not doing arfy- Washington, Feb. 12 (/P)— St. Mary's Guild will meet Barracks, World War I Veterans, day at 8 p.m. In the sanctuary of flew in auppUea by helicopter In The Tunisians claimed a school, thing. Talk does not produce Police Arrests the Second Congregational Church, clerk, "runner■' for a clothing firm, ber Co. ^ production supervisor home* an^ two Red Crosa vehicles President Eisenhower, moving declined to go along today President Eisenhower expres Thursday at 10 a.;n. in the Guild elected permantnt officers for the maintenance landscaper and Rail and produmon supervisor Instruc defiance of the Tuniaian blockade. orders.” room of -St. Mary's Episcopal current year at a meeting Sunday under ausolces of the Wdmen's The ’ Tuntsiaq government also were bit>by bombs and that women to shore up 4he slumping with Pyesident Eisenhower’.s More Isiyoffs, CnUMcks sed confidence today the.eco Christian Fellows ip. The program way Express Co. messenger.. tor. He wonVn award for his work and school children were among Church. Members will provide their afternoon at the American Legion Howard D. Phillips. 46. who gave While at Northwestern Univer In the plant. threatened a blockade of the big economy, sent to Congress to forecast the “beginning of the New layoffs and cutbacks were nomic downtrend- is about own sanrfwTches and the hostesses depicts scenic and ilrflife details French naval base at,Bl*erte on the dead. The French said their at Home. his address as 37 Spruce St., was sity, he was an employment coun Constantly Karching for the FAIRWAY* tack was limited to military Instal- day a $2 billion program to end” of the business slump reported today In the chemicals over. He said. March should will be Mrs. Anne Smith. Mrs..Min- They are Evelyn W. Gregan. of New England's pageant of the the Mediterranean. o arrested la.st night and charged four seasons, set to music of Alex selor for the State and later oper thing called "oi'ganizaUon man latloni manned by Algerian rebels..; modernize post offices and will come in March. and oil industries but one elec see the start of a rise in em nie Brown. Mrs. Robert Donnelly. president: Lillian Linders Sr., vice with intoxication. He wa.s found ated his own business with up to 32 agement," Wiet turned tow-ard Tuniaian Preeident Habib Bour- In Miami Beach, Fla., organized tronics firm pla.nned to incre(uie pre.sident; Gladys Ridolfi Jr., vice ander Glazounon's "Season's Bal employes, most of them student* gulba Udd newemen in Tunis after Algerian* Offer Support | postal services. ployment and "the beginning lying in the hallway of Odd Fel let." Chgmber of (Jommerlsf administra a meeting With a string ot foreign French officials brushed aside l White sjdouae press secretary labor expressed doubt today - that Its wage force. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La president: Florence Sullivan, tr.eas- lows Building by Patrolman like himself. While at the Univer the nation's lagging economy will The developments came in th* of the end” of the downturn. dies of Columbus, will hold their iirer; Dorothy Wohlgemuth, con- ] All of Swain's lectures are illus tion' . and became as.ost Postal Rates "I have the fear It isn't going month, sharpest monthly rise since regularly placed before me, I be neth Barker while they were man. feels that the Fellowship has broke out. Promoted to sergeant, lan course before the U.N. Security up Bourguiba -with their troops. to be that easy. Our economy ha* the end of World War 'll. been fortunate in securing this en he returned later to the Unlveralty of a field of ,lF\candldate*. He rev Eisenhower proposed to finance lieve that we have had most of our hitchhiking on Center St. Friday, cently corr.pletedMwo part* of a 3- CouncU. The Algerian rebel camps \ on it with revenues froiti an increase been weakened by a very prolonged International Idinerals i t Chemi bad news on the unemployment have been turned over to juvenile tertainment’ and hopes all mem and graduated with a B.S. degree YOUR Tunisia was expected to luk for Tunisian soil have more armed boom and by great increases in cal Corp. said it was cutting back bers of the church will re.-erve the and a commission. yemr course on "Or'ganizatio) Man.v in postage rates he has asked Con front. authorities. When first arrested agement" at the Michigan State a meeting of the council on the men than Bourguiba has in his .Bald Adventure gress to approve, and sent Post debt." by 10 per c^nt the work week at "I am convinced that we are not they gave their ages as 16 and 17, date. Again with the .Marines. LI. Wiet bombing, which Tiinlsia says left Retail economist A. W. Zelomek The Edith Cowles Strickland University and Yale. , whole army. Jack Jameson, a little shaver of two years, holds his father’s master General Summerfield be its potash' division at Carlsbad, facing a prolonged downswing In,- police said. led an anti-tank platoon and heavy j As chief administrator of the Tunt^Han .threats to blockade i, electric hair clippers yesterday in Harrison. N. J., after cutting fore the Senate Post Office Com said: N. for the month of February. Announcing! Group will lead Ih devotional serv machine gun platoon, served as IHSORMRE "I would say the low point in activity. ice. The bi-monthly business meet CTiamber, he is responsible to the Bizerte with sunken shipping a path through hit hair. His mother, Claire, 25. was watching mittee to give more details and to Cities Service Co. said it was "Every indication is that March executive officer at a small Marine ' Board of Directors for the proper touched off a flurry of speculation a television show when she heard'the clippers operating. (AP argue for the rate boost. The pro general business will be reached reducing by 8 per cent its total re will commence to see the start of ing will follow the lecture. Dedica base and saw duty in the Carribean. I Reds Release posal to boost postage on out of within the nex' several months. tion of the "Second Mile Gift" will conduct of all departmenta; mon in National Assembly coiridprs. Photofax). finery runs of crude oil of "over a pickup In job opportunities. THE CORNER SODA SHOP Vittner’s Plans He constructed a firing range at i ey* to be paid by th* treasurer; POLIW Deputies recalled vividly Egypt's town letters fronj 3 to 5 cents However, the upturn will not be as supply." The principal reduction I be made, and all reports are to be Camp Lejuene. N. C., and later was , rapid as In 1954. This will be espe "That should mark the begin AT 735 MAIN STREET and the organization's mis.slon In effective blocking of the Suez ■faces an uphill fight In that com of 20.000 batrels a day will be at ning of the end of the downturn In Series of Shows turned in to the ,-eaJing chairman, promoted to range officer for the I 12 Scientists Can'al after thi British-French- mittee. cially true as regard* employ the Lake Charles, La., refinery, HAS BEEN APTOINTED Mrs. Donald Gray. Second Marine Division. i th* field of Industrial, commercial ment.” our efconomy, provided we apply snd civic development. Israeli invasion. Eisenhower's announcement ■ of largest In the CJitiea Service sys- ourselves with confidence to the Exclusive Downtown The Aral in a series of garden The Ferris Reynolds Croup will While in service. Wiet studied Meanwhile, Tunisian officials or the program came on the heels of Dr. Marcus Nadler, economist of i tern, serve a* hospitality committee. military law and al.so defended, “i>*n** Rivard From Germany Fprmer Russian Spy job ahead.” Distributor For The shows will be held at Vlttner’s dered more Frsncli families off a Labor and Commerce Depart th* Hanover Bank and New York | Stromberg-Carlson division of Cites Steps Taken Garden Center Friday. Saturday thebr flm t* near the Algerian fron ment report yesterday that the University, said: 1 General Dynamics Co.rp. expects to and Sunday. VERY BEST Helm*tedt, '(3ermany. Feb. 12 (A5 tier. Aj. total of 35 families have number of unemployed had soared "I doubt If-you'll see any increase — . Eisenhower appended to his The subject wiU be African — A group of 12 German sclen- been ahpeUed from the area and 1,120.0(X) laat month— the biggest in manufacturing employment In ' (Continued on Pag* Twenty-three) statement a summary of steps al Violets. IN HOMES- ( \U THr IS A CONTRACT - tista released by the Soviet Union reliable aouree* said more were be Witness at GI Trial monthly rise since World War II— ready taken by the adminlatretion A movie, "All About African arrived at this entranceway to ing sent, to Tunis on two hours to a total of 4.494.000. with the aim of combatting yte re- cesslonv Violets." will be shown Friday Hov* your doctor phono R. F. DIMOGK GO. Carelrsanesei or ini^mpetence in writing it can cauze West Germany today. notice. - ; ' The unemployment report night at 7:30, followed by a ques ( The well dreaied men and their Bourguiba also closed five Washington, Feb. 12 tJP>—A for * ind a companion charge that he brought a chorus of appeals from He did not set out any new meas tion and an.swer period. us your proscription and Ml Rcrioua trouble in Kettlement of claim*. familiea leaned out the wlndowa French consulates in Tunisia. ' mer Russian officer who defected .'alslfied a loyalty oath. both Republicans and Democrat! ures. but aald that other steps will CHOCOLATE CO. Anyone interested in entering < of a apeclal train and w a v e d The United States tried to steer to the Weat gave the courtrmar- The prosecuting attorney, Maj. in Congress for some swift action Morse to Demand be taken if It develops that they their nicest plants are invited to vlgoroualy as they rolled through tlai of M. Sgt. Roy A. Rhode* to by . the administration in this cam are needed. In that connection, hs wo will promptly dolivor it Winchester Kelso Jr., contends paign year of business recession. * do so. An expert w-ill be on hand For insurance service that in complete, reliable and the Iron Curtain on their way (Cootinued on Page Ten) ' day an account of how Soviet es that Hayhanen was told- by Abel. noted that for some time the ad Connecticut Made'. to select the best, and prizes will home. pionage agents are trained and hi.x boss in this country, of Russian llie President's announcement ministration Jiqs been engaged "In F^tory Fresh! be awarded. to your homo. dependable, sec this agency. The group of about S3 peraona how they operate. . . desires to contact Rhodes in the came in the midst of them. Hagerty Senate Probe FCG systematic and comprehensive arrived In East Germany earlier He was Reino Hayhanen, a for United States after the sergeant said "I think it would be fair” to planning for expansion and •mod Mercury Will Slay mer lieutenant colonel who turned describe the postal program as ernization of public worlu and M CANDY ) today aboard^ the Moscow Blue returned from his assignment in part of the adminlatrstion's plan I COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE I Express. They changed at the Eset against Russia and testified at the Moscow, >Later he ta'iked with (Tapltol Hill buildings. GIVE HER nijwsJ LIGGETT ning to combat' the slump. Washington, Feb. 12 (/Py "In all these matters of govern FOR THE ONE -Cermgp custom* depot .at Frank- Low Next 5 Days trial of Cbl. Rudolph Abel,, convlcl- For BbmeUiing like an hour, Just how fast it could provide job reporters. nirt'^n-Oder to a special stream-' ed ofâpionage in Brooklyn,"N.'Tw ‘Hayhanen gave the military court Sen. Morse (D-Ore) said to Relating how the papers came ment policy," Eisenhower said, "It YOU LOVE ON CHRISTIAN DIOR opportunities remained to be ' is well to remember that with an voi n Q p n i i i p liner provided by the Communist Windsor Locki. Feb. 12 (A « > -T h e ,'O c to b er “and sentenced' to 30 ■ a repeat lesson on the training and spelled out. The White House an- day he will demand a Senate into his posse.xsion, Morse'said two ST. VALENTINE'S D A Y AVAILABLE AT FR EE r^ m e . U.S. Weather Bui-eau at Bradley y**’"*'. - ^ v , operations of a Soriet espionage rhvestigation of fetieral regu newsmen telephoned him after economy as complex as ours, it is for Field today issued thi* 5-day fore- i Ha.yhanen, a short he*vy-Mt agent, similar to his testimony jn midnight before last and said they! nece.xsarj' nece.xsary not only to avoidavoi the WELDON’S REXALL DRUG Th# Bcientlsts are from a group (CouHniied on Page Ten) latory agencie.s, on top of a con- of 21 Germans who have been cast for Connecticut foi*the period ' glasses, was called by the Abel trial. House inquiry now bogged had the records. He said he t o l d l*blng of wrong steps but Ml Ma in s 'Tr e e t DELIVERY LEONARD D. RIVARD AGENCY, Inc* working for the Soviet* at Suk Feto. 13-17 inclusive: ' prosecution at Rhpdes court- A black-haired man with long them he would take the files for j take the riffht ones. This Temperatures in Omnectloit In espionage charges sideburns „ and v, heavy i.. horn-nmmed i, down in an internal row. safekeeping. A subpoena for all}"’* propose to do. . 808 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER humi, on the Black Sea. The group He said he is preparing a-resolu wax taken to the Soviet Union by the next 5 day*. Thursday through ' prosecutors Suffered at least glas.ses, Hayhanen said he was en file.s wa.s served'on Schwartz at i The President's objective—to In- . . __*' _ *r " ! A eAVMnexa-A%-oetemporary reverse. I evacTAHgaged in r>oiIntA/'inao~Acounter-espionage and An/ Dealers Plan tion to set up a special committee 12:3.5 a m I spire confidence and avert any de- TEI-. MI 9-0271 the Bed Army after Wo'rld War II Monday, will average 6 or 8 de espionage from 1931 until last for the job. and given work contract*. Their gree* below noripal wlthj no im FBI Testimony Blocked The newsmen brought .Schwartzvelopment of h.vsleHa—was under- portant day to day changes. An FBI agent was forbidden to May, I Mors* also said he woujd turn along when they rame to his home, i scored by his decision to record hi* OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. THURSDAYS families were permitted to join Got Fake Passport | Action to Block back files given him by an ousted Morse said, and Schwartz left the statement e only tern- j in Finland and then got a passport can have them back any time It Mocse said he concluded the rec-1 before the cameras and micro- month that they could go home. to this country under false pre Gasoline Wars sends somebody for them. He added ords belonged to the special House phones shortly after his statement The Weal German government is 28 with a normal dally range porary. he had telephoned Oiat advice yes between 38 and 18. Rhodes is accused of espionage tenses, came over in October 1952. Committee on Legislative Over was made public at the Whit# claimed all w-anted to return to an^ signified hi.x safe arrival by Cheshire, Feb. 12 (^)—A group of terday to House Speaker Rayburn sight which has been making the House. the Weat, but the first three who Precipitation will average '« to conspiracy on allegations that he (D-Tex). \ irch melted, occurring mostly peddled information lo Soviet sticking a thumbtack on a bulletin Connecticut retail gasoline dealers agency study and quarreling over Eisenhower's survey of the eco- arrived from Moscow last week re- board near the tavern on the green] is planriing a strong effort to pre Bei nard Schwartz, fired as chief it. His call to Rayburn was the MORIARTY maihec^ In East Gecmany. The late bUnday or Monday. agents for a fee while he was as- counsel for the special Hoii.se sub Northwestern Connecticut re- si^ ed to the U.S. embas.xy in in' Central Park. New York tkty. ;vent future gasoline price w’ars. upshot, he said. (Continued on Page Ten) Communist regime said they had Moscow from 1951 to 1983. He He told of wearing a blue and! A spokesman for the (Connecticut committee looking into affairs of But Morse, a frequent arid bit DROTHERS changed their minds about going pleaded innocent yesterday to that red necktie and smoking a pipe: Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn., Inc., the Federal Communications Com ter critic of the administration, WeaL (Continued on Page Twenty-three) mission and five other regulatory 801 O nter St. for a visual recognition signal. He said after a meeting last night the said he sees a need for a Senate Ms More Coming group is attempting to increase its agencies, called the papers hl.x study In the same field. 5fl S-5 ISS told of putting chalk marks on a "personal working files " yesterday The remaining ilx aclentist* fence by a subway exit at 86th membership. (Tiarges Whitewash Try and their family are expected at Tile organization represents more in disclpsing they had been de Bulletins Street and Central Park West to livered to Mor.se. He said they Schwartz, accusing a majority .JHelmatedt Friday. indicate that a message was ready than 1,200 dealers in the ^ New" from the AP Wires Some of the party today wore Elvis Cuts Sideburns! in one of three "secret drops." The Haven, Hartford, Waterbury and could help show that some White of the House group of aiming at a Ruaaian-style fur hata and fur drops, he said, were at Jerome Naugatuck Valley areas, he said. House ojfiGials "have influenced whitewash, made it clear he was coats. They contrasted markedly Avenue around 165th Street in The The group decided to-appoint an actions of the regulatory agen trying for a study by some other with German prisoners of war re Bronx, uqder .a Central Park assistant secretary and treasurer cies.’ committee. ‘MORE OF SAME' patriated from Russia tw-o years What Happens NeM? bridge, arid in Ft. Tryon Park. and to set up a committee fc write .Sees ‘Political Immorality’ Schwartz, following a day of . New York, Feb. 12 (>P)—Pree ago. *111* POWs came in patched Manhattan. by-laws. ^ For liimself, Morse said today angry quarreling with ..-the sub ident Elsenhouer's economk) old clothes carrying their ' few be By J.LMES B.ACON At the opening o t the second Further action was deferred, the that the files show "the adminis committee, charged there is an statement was shrugged off by longings in sacks and Army spokesman said, "until, we can get tration IS honeycombed with politi effort to camouflage corruption Wall Street today ss the Stock Hollywood. Feb. 12 iJPt ~ That day of the trial of the 40-year-old satchels. sergeant, Kelso brought James P. ourselves good and strong.” cal immofality." Morse made his charges. klarket declined In moderate Th* scientists and their families Army barber who yearned to scalp Former Mayor Frank Fitz comment first in an appearance on tra^ng. The President’* predic Elvis Presley's sideburns won't get Kehoe, special agent for the FBI in New York, to the witne.ss stand. patrick of Ansonia told the dealers the NBC television show "Todsy.”- (C-ontinued on Pag* Twenty-three) tion that March would start the (Continued on Page Twenty-three) the chance. they were failing in their duty to upturn from recession wa* re The Rock 'n' Roll singer Is A slender, b.ilding man with the public If they failed to take Im- garded by broker* as “more of sporting a nearly nornial haircut piercing eyes. Kehoe said he and .mediate steps to correct price dis the same.” .A slight early down- for his current and last pre-induc another special agent had gone to crimination by the major oil com Toughies fear Doggies drift In prices was deepened. Senator Bvrd tion piovie — “King Creole." And the Army pictorial center at Long panies. j Your kind o f Leer...: it makes him look quite hand F'ttzpatrick. president of the | SUMMERFIELD BACKS IHE some. (Continued on, Page Ten) Naugatuck Valley' Gasoline Deal , Washington. Feb. 12 (Ab — Not Candidate Producer Hal Wallis, who got ers Assn., said gas Is being re Ppstmastcr General Summer- deferment from Elvis' draft board, tailed today aa low as 16.9 cents a London’s Flat PaWs field backed up President Elsen finally let a reporter on the set gallon in Bristol and In cities near hower’s plan for a 82 billion For Re-election yesterday to' talk with Elvis. He the Massachusetts and Rhode Is- postal modernization program said he didn't cut his sideburns off News Tidbits lan(f lines. In Stamford and other today as a means of .“giving the. How (do experts describe hne beer taste? because of Impending Army duty. cities near the New York state Effective as Police economy a timely stimulus.!’ At Wlncheater, Va„ Feb. 12 {PP\ — "Tve worn long sideburns in all Culled from AP Wires line, the same gasoline sells for the same time Summerfield said Ben. Harry F. B y rd (D-'VaJ, chalr- my other movies,” he explained, it would create the facilities to They call i f round'-meaning 34.9 cents a gallon, Fitzpatrick * Iroduyed to them. He put them to faaiL of the Senate Finance CTom- "so I figured I’d be a little dif said. 'V By EDDY GILMORE handle anticipated 1070 mail Max Miller Says: mlttejs and- Senat;pr from Virginia ferent in 'King Creqle.’ " Iran bandit who confessed kill Asserting the major distribiitors London, Feb. 13 i4>i—Britain’s flight. Traffic flowed normally volume. no rough edges, a harmony of flavors. for 25 years, announce 1 today that Elvis finishes the picture March ing Mrs. Anita Carrol of Washing are charging the public whatever force of Flat Paws its growing within five minutes. he will not be a candidate for re- 14. takes a-train for hi* home ton in Iranian Desert raid last detachment of trained police' dog.s Word got around to tougher dis INUONES1.V WARNS U.S. the traffic will bear, Fitzpatrick tricts. More dogs 'were trained Taste that round Schaefer flavor. election this year. town of Memphis and expects to March was shot. at dawn today. aald: —has become a permanent, ef Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 12 tjpf DODD Byrd, 71, said he had promised be at Fort CThaffee, Ark,, by March . . . Two .Dallas police detectives "We need to get price at-abillza- fective part of law enforcement. and put to work. '— Foreign .Minister Subandrio his wife six year* ago he would not 22. say strip-teasd. dancer Candy Barr tlon not only for ourselves but "The mere appearance of. a po Then came the great Rex. He today warned the United Statea seek ' re-election again. “Since "I'm looking forward to going took 800 grains of refined, heroin for the public, ks well. Cost of lice dog hi a lough district,” said had been a watch dog at the not to “meddle" In Indonesia’a than," hla statement from his into the Army," Elvis aald. "I from her dress and give it to them getting the gas to the station op: a Metropblitan Police Force French embassy, but when the am Internal affairs. Be aald the gov mim Washington office said, "she-has think.it will be a gr^ât experience in rnfd Oqt. 27. - spokesman, "has a salutary effect." bassador installed a set of bur ernment had "strong objections’’ erator obviously doe* not enter glar atarnis, Rex Was through on suffered a crippling Illness and is for me." . Will Rocks Roll.. , Coast Guard to launch searrh foe the picture as far as the com In plain language he meant the to Secretary ot State Dullee’ O We’re proud of the fact • s o • ' Valentine’s Day an Invalid. It Is our desire to spend Not Apprehensive North Carolina disk jockey Melvin loughles are afraid of the dog- the diplomatic beat. new* conference statementa. Ti Yoir Love * Day panies are concerned. They are in ■The police took him and he r that our good customers our live* together at home in Vir He said he 1* not the least bit West presumed lost in attempt to terested in getting rid of their gles. .Subandrio expres|ted surprla* ginia." reach Bermuda from Morehcad The nation's police department.s proved to be the greatest flat paw that Dulles gave, his Interpreta are likewise our good apprehensive about going in. hero on the fpree. friendL We try earnestly Byrd, a pillar of fiacal conserva " It doesn't bother me one bit but a ty . . . . Brookline, Mass,, police (Continued on B*ge Ten) started using trained dogs in 1938 tion on "purely domestic rela- LOVELY VALENTINE BOUQUETS tism. raniM third in the Senate it's bothering some of the people question Thomas F. Carbone in when two Labradors were as He had 120 arrests to his credit. .tions In Indonesia" at his news to merit that friendship by -1—— ^ He was praised by magistrates. He. conference yesterday In Wash;- giving courteous, compe In seniority behliid two other Dem employeti by me." connection with heating death of signed lo one London suburban di ocrats, Carl Hayden of Arizona hla wife, Annabell, founM last vision. was even presented to the late tngton. tent serv-Fcc and fair prices. and PLANTS by PENTLAND... Does he think that -aopne tough King George VI. 6 U ' and Richard Russell of Georgia.' night. Father, 7 Cliildren The war came. And for some Why not make this y*«r. He also is chairman of the Joint sergeants may give him a bad time Senate rackets probei;s subpoena j-eason lost in the whirl of history, Trained to Detect Dope 850.000 ANSONIA FIRE - Family Drug Store? And The one J’ou love would love a floral tribute from Committee on Internal 'Revenue because of his ta y k e ? ‘ ballots after Jimmy Hoffa friend, Die ill Ohio Blaze out went the dogs. Unofficially it' He was so clever that he was .\iiBoniai Feb. 12 (A* v— A spec he sure to bring us your Taxation and the Joli^ Committee "Well, if they do it won't be be John ■ J. O'Rourke, is elected to was reported that one of the dogs the first police dog trained in tacular Are today destroyM • Dottor'i prescriptions for you.vWe have all her faVorites . . . fresh, lovely ^ on Reduction of Nonessential Fed*- cause of anytlilng I do to provoke head 125,000 Teamsters In ‘New bit a cop. London lo detect dope. He was monumental works. Damage woa it. I'm going in to be a soldier, and Alliance,c.Ohl6. Feb. 12 i/P)—Fire also the first canine to win a careful compounding. flowers for heart-winning bouquets. era] Expenditures. York Metropolitan.area. . About and smoke awirled through an o)d In 1945 Police Commissioner Sir estimated at 850,000. Flames .Next to the chairman the' Vir the Army can do anything it w’ants 3,500. teenagers in conference tell Harold Scott started using them medal. , swept through a huge frams PlIIABU* with nje and send me any place." .0.: 2-story frame house early today, When Rex died In 1956 his po ginia Senator is the ranking Dem Oalifomia Gov. Goo'dwin Knight killing a father and severi chil again. He had been impressed by structure housing Seoeombe’a “ ITê Will Telegraph Your Floieers** ocrat on the -Senate Armed Serv Is he looking for a job in Special, that a job and understanding‘par- results in West Germany and Hol lice handler. Constable Arthur .Monumental Works. Service entertaining the troops? dren. Firemen blamed an over- . ices Committee.' 'erits are beat antidote for juvenile land. , ' . . Holman, said with tear* in his nYOPL-., S , In for Two Years. delinquency. lo8uled furnace, stoked heavily in eyes: ‘ ^ * - SNOW HITS NEW ORLEANS Byrd, head of the donjinant Dem the zero cold. Once more Labradors were re ocratic organization which has ‘Tlo Sir," he answered. "I'm ask Iraq and Jordan draw up final cruited and again they were em “Ours was no ordinar.V master New Orleans. Feb. 1* tff) — draft of federation uniting both' Robert L. Liliy, 3.7. a chipper at and pet relationship.. When he Snow, an unusual sight in thla 17 O A K ST. 'Called Ihe signals in Virginia poL ing no Special favors. And I’m not American Steel Foundries Co., ployed in the suburbs and not in lUcs for years, gave notice that he going in on one of those six countries. . . Brooklyn school of city areas. died something vital went out of usually sunny area, fell on New MILLER’S MANCHESTER ficial tells S-member U.S: Senate got his wife, Barbara, 29, and me.’’ Orleans today. It was the first will still be active on the sidelines. months deals. I’m in for my two .their 9 months old son, , Miles, Used In Tougher Area* "Like all good citizens.”, he said, years." subcommittee that he ppposes ' Gradually, the Alsatian was In Holman fetired in a few month*. measurable snow la over 20 He did say that he would utilize mass suspension ' policy in New safely out pf the house. years and most residents greet Phones: *T .will never lose my interest in - But when he . tried to rescue troduced and the police moved In 1956, London Flat Paw* ar PHARMACY publib sdffalre. As-a private in the furlough time Ho cut records to York City schqqls. 'Siem Into some of London'* rested 1,168 humaiis ed It ns they would a leog'lesfi y. M l 3*6247 keep his nsmeVsllve. Presley has Kay Si' Morgan, author of '"Ei- $he other chUtiit^n "the heat apd friend. The fikkeh eontod to*len< : ranks tlhroughout the 'yearsk to smoke must h*ve got him,” aald tougher area*. - Lest October.' Ui* Met^ppoUtert 299 GREEN ROAD M l 3*4444 Ctrnie, I wrlll do'all I can for goqd sold' 20 jveords that hays, each hit. seiôwer Wa*. My Boas" *($ys she One' night * crowd of rowdies 'PoUe* Forca issued e C4II for 100 ttM ugheat the 'MardI Oran TNSTPLOR/ST over a mlUlon^sales. laUa to divorce her hw bud^ Rfg* Fire '(jhief Milo Sights. erawdad Many "efiOino govamment in- Virginia ao(l the S "W# found his body naar th* gathered on * sidewalk In Wblta- more Alsetiena. The oommlsalon- Phono Ml 3*4134 Batioi)." I Does h* have a jfavorit* singer? tald. ... Oen.. Lucius Chay will ad chapel and refused to move. They #r, air John Knott-Bower, aeld he who had naan tm u m a a lr)» 1 T o d ^ * mnnouncemant cam* aji "Well, I ' never have answered dress kickoff dinner fpr Hartford baUiioom, between two bedrooma, tores Jek'*5 rm r t m scHîrc* sirwiNt co. IB E E PICKUP AM> Red Cross Chapter fund drive Feb. began to obatmet traffic.' Of Coaneetlcnt. la*. .« Rlnny, » tough Alsatian, was in- ' (Oonttooed eff PefS Six) . . It off oars far 1 / DELIVERY SERVICE k, (OsOtiinea on P*ga BU) (OontlaiMd aa rage flue*) ....to Thia.Btgler 25. (peaOatted oa F*r* tim a)

/I I } .. "I Vt ; ■ ‘ <. ’ * '■ / *>-r . * ! . ■ ■■■. I '.-. .-v ■ i ' \ ‘ .' ,f. PAGE t w o MANCHESTER ÊVENIN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1^68 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNm WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1988 ■III I :.'s. ■: j PAGE T E ^ . -:i • •tI Ss-turday nights at ths high' school Who Cams To Dinner" at the Bow of two hkagU whan the 4Usti;ibu- auditorium. Anyone who wants ers School auditorium on Feb. 28 Uen is Bornfal, Father, 7 Children tickets can gst them at the police and March 1. Procssds>of the play, (Cbpyristit 1808, general Features LASTWOO Army Fires Elvis Cuts headquarters on E. Middle lipke. sponsored by the Amerldm Legion, Sheinwoid on B riê ■ Corp.) Itock '1Ts4mb Tsrrine Csai*4r Die in Ohio Blaze As Yoji Like It or ffom any policeman in town. Will be used to to send local boys / ' ...... ‘.'DOCTOR GINB!LLA Several Mancheaterites are in the to the Nutme|[. Boys Stats at OM*«k r - MsIm s Redstone in Sideburns The House Of Exqnlatto . By DICK HOWARD UqUOE-TAX REVENUE UP AT LAROE" (CbnMnsisd from Page One) cast of "U ght Up the Skyi” includ UOonn this summer. * "TARKI8HED ItaliAH Food ing George Wltliams, Dr. lArry 'The Education Department of SOME BUM AJBK QUBS’nONS < ^Washington—“ni# Federal Oov- ANGEU" nttoVltles aai D fS T B to OF OIVtNO ANSWERS South dsaMr smmeht collactcd $8,085,327,00(1 Csler and apparently he had tried to (Continned from Page One) 867 Main St., Cor. Florrar St. Dutton and John Haiisen. Sgt. the Wadsworth Atheneum in Both sidM vulaarahls' liM. $m, l:« Florida Test What promises to be one of the top movies George McCaughey heads up the Hartford will begin a series of iSy Alfrad BhelawoM from various taxes and dutlsa oh gst to them," said Sights. (Next to Paul Dodge Ponttoe). ; NORTH alcoholic bevsrarss in 1958, an in The children included twins, 5- that question but since I’m going of the year, 20th Century-Fox’s ‘’Peyton committee which has made the ar spring art claassa Saturday, Ths To g«t tha most out of today’s A I97S ■as., "O ars SS0 Dslls” Is Ospe CKnAvsrsl, FU„ Feb. 12 OP) In the Army, J’ll tell yob.’’ - rangements for the play, this year classes, for children of both meih- T KT*2 crease «f |232,'r77,000, or 8.3 per Tha Army fired uiother Red year-old Robert and Roberta. The Place” begins a week-long engagement at the band, you must first look at South’a cent, ever the 1955 revenue. TMhslesIsr others were Gregory, 11, Mar Hls choice, believe It or not Is PIZZA 65 c State Theater on Match. 6, manager Bill replacing the police asaoclation’a bers and non - members, will con ♦ K S 5 stone last night And the missile’s his greatest rival for the Bobby annual variety ahow. tinue to May 24. Ciarda .but not at Norm’s. Later,, , A 10 S shall, 9,' Clara, 7, Pamlln, 4, and iJtrge With Orated CheeM Shepard announced thla week. fiery fiight through dm-k Florida Cynthia, 8. Sox trade—P st Boone. . Extra Large, With $1 C C Regardleaa of w^hat you might Role in ‘Pajamn Game* Mrs. George W. Cheney Jf., for you must look at Nortb's cards WIST BAIT. iriciM may hava solved more of the "He has a fine voice and la prob e\*eryone has faith, should receive Edward Dama of S3S Adams, St. merly of Mancheeter, after four A AQ5ST A K to 8 4 □ □ □-□□□□□□□□□□ 'Thrsa IxMlies wars found in ' a Orated Cheese. have heard about the book from a nomination for the best support and must forget ths South band/ secrets of space. - ably. the moat veraatile singer In Extra Items 18e 'which the movie la adapted, or will play the role of "Hlnee" iii the weeks of waiting, finally appeared H 10 S OS When all retuma are in, the Red clothes closet In the front bed the business. He's about as good ing actor of the year. forthcoming Emerion College Romember that if you held either IO AQIOS room, four othere in a back bed what you miight think after read-. Thfre are a tot of fine new mo as a contestant of the NBC quiz of thuo hands in an actual gams, J HERE IN PERSON— □ stone teat could advance the Unit as they come and I’m not picking SPAGHETTI ,. * O C - production of Adter and Ross’s game ‘Tic Tac Dough” last Thurs Q i 5 S 2 A I 0 7 4 ed States s step forM’srd in the room— two under the bed and Ing the novel of the acandaloua tion pictures ^ in g shown today, you 'would not be able to s m your SOUTH N i e u n Y □ him out of friendship )>ecatise I with Meat Balls, 0 3 C golnga-on in a small New Ehigland but "Peyton Place" , should be , a musical comedy hit, “The Pajama day. She was. howeve', eliminatsd partner’s cards. race nith Rueaii for domination two on It. don't know Pat.” tewn, the movie is a great one Game." Dama, a junior at Emer after her first round of question A Hom of the ekiea. "TTiey probably died of auffoca- TKen he added with a smile: SPAGHETTI must on Uie movie-goers list. son College in Boston, is majoring South naturally openod with a OAQI94 4 tioni before the flames got to and should receive a host of Acad Shepard also said this week ing. » forcing bid of two hearts. He want- A A7442 Belching orange 'fire, the bullet- “Besides. I beard the first ser with Sauuge. emy Award nominations. In Theater Arts end minorlng in On the National Beetle ahaped missile blasted ' off from them,” said Chief SighU, "There geant at Fort Chaffee is president that the side-splitter about the speech. He la's graduate of Man ad to get to game no matter what ■ A A K BILL DONAHUE □ must have been a delay in turn 'Headed by a superb cast of vet Navy, "Don’t Go Near the Water," Rudy Vallee and Rise Stevens sort of'hand .North might hold. SeaSt Wsst Nee* Salt the teat center her*’ at 7:52 p.m. of the Pst Boone fan club there.’’ Whole chester High School. have joined the cast o< 'jHansel •AT THI OSOAN . g Just 25 seconds later, tt vaniahed ing In an alarm, with all the ex- GRINDERS erans, including LAna Turner, will be shown beginning March \2. "Trinity Spotlight,” an educa North had the Values for a raise. 2 0 Pass 3 0 .Pass citernent The flamea were com Uoyd Nolan and Arthur-Kennedy, Another fine motion picture, "Say- and Gretel" in ait adaptation on Mind you. North couldn’t pass out 4 A Pass 4 0 Pam ' , Now for your dining and Us- into a thick, coal-black overcast. KACIOOONS MAY HUNT PACKS tional radio program presented NBC-Tt^ and radio on Aprtl 27. The Army announced only that ing through the roof when our No. Atlanta - Raccoons sometimes the Jerry Wald-produced film in onara." with Marlon Brando, opens over station WCCC, Hartford, by cigars on ths strength of his two 5 A PsM 4 0 PM* tsnlng pisasurs ws present n 1 Engine Company got there." Takes Reservations troduces a number of young screen today at the State. They will portray the parents of kings and one jack, but hia hand PaM Past BUI Donahue at ths organ H had made a routine test firing himt in small groups representing new’comprs. Diane ' Varsi,- as in Trinity College, returned to the sir the two fairytale characters . . . Opeaias lead — AA of the Redstone. The surviving baby was ad Walter C. Waddell, Bolton Center one or more families. Xlght Up the Sky’ this month. Ths first three Sunday was sully, worth ths raise. nighOy. mitted to City Hospitsl. It was not Read Herald Advs. nocent Allison McKenzie, and Hope The Coventry Player’s produc Victor Herbert’s Operetta, "The Now ôiitb had a neat UtUs bid Workhorse ef Arsenal Rd.. Bolton, secretary-treasurer of Lenge, as unfortunate Selna Cross, programs of the new series are Red Mill,” will be televised in color burned, but was auffeiTng from a the 45th annual Masonic Ball, la tion of the hilarious comedy "Ught featuring Dr. Paul W. Kurtz, as ding problem. He wgnted to reach The Redatone’a reputation as the cold. The dazed mother was treat give memorable performances in Up the Sky," sponsored by the by CBS on April 19. Thr c u t h u a slam If North Had help for dia plans. South bid four diamonds workhorae of the U.S. arsenal of accepting reservations. sistant professor of. philosophy, and than five diamonds. Was South ed for shock and released. Notices of the Ball, with return "Peyton Place.’* Uoyd Nolan, as Manchester Policemen’s Benevo who will present a "Popular Ap not yet been selected. monds; but he wanted to etay out space weapons placed profound im the community doctor in whom lent Aasn., is set for Friday and The refreshing musical lAow, trying to tail his partner that the AVEY’S-srFOR = Mrs. Lilly said her husband blanks for reservations or eontrl- proach to Philosophy.” «f a Blam if North had three or had the aes and king of diamonds, plications on the test. It may have awakened her not long after they "Oh Captain," made its BroaiMmy even four email diamonds. BVfeRT helped pave the way for the launch biiUons have, been mailed to each Mrs. Kathleen Johnston, direc or was he trying to ask his part had gone to bed, saying "I think member. Waddell requests that tor of religloua education at the debut at the Alvin Theater, l u t How could he find out? iE CENTER ST. ing of big aatellites and the even the house Is on fire." week and New York critics are With the cards as they actually ner for help in diamonds 7 MOOD" Masons who have not alread.v re MANCHESTER MILLS Center Congregational Church tual placing of manned atationa in She grabbed the baby from a serves as hostess for WTIC-’TV’s describing it u "the most exciting were. South could have bid any With certain holding!, North outer space. turned them do so at an early date. ahow since Oklahoma.” The stage thing at .all — as long as he event- might not be aure of hie partner’s crib at their bedside. On the way Returns should be made to him at weekly religious program "Yoiir Basically a 260-mile ballistic downstairs she saw a heavy chair Child’s Faith," presented on Tues musical was produced several yeara hslly g o t'tq fix hesrte. He could meaning. (Actually, the best ex □ □ □ □ □ □ □□ missile, the Redstone la so far lul- his home. February Bargain Days! days at 2:15 p.m. ago on film as "The Captain’s even jump from three hearti right pert practice Is for this repsatsd vanced the Army saya that by mid afire, but thoiight that was the It has also been reported that Tops In Tele%-islon Paradise,” starring Alec Gulnneu to six hearfs- This would kiork be CDS bid to ask for help rather than summer it will be In operational Barefooted peasant women trod on coffee beans they are turning over to dry on a eun-drenched only blaze. The father started to T'emple Chapter, OES, will be In . . . Ro!>ert Sarnotf, prenident of cause North happened to have ths to give information). But North tiled court in El Salvador. Thla photo was taken by Nathan B. Gatchell of Andover while on a re help the others. charge of refreshmenU at the Ball, For years, tales of terror and would tend to think well of any use and can be handled by troops cent 8-day trip to that country at the height of the coffee harvest. 'ITi# tragedy waa at 721 Reed St. Great Annual diamond .help. But South didn't macabre stories of ghouls and the National Broauicuting Co., be in the field. in the Negro section of this north which will be held In the Masonic ghosts have fascinated millions of lieves that 1958 is the year when know this when the hand wu hand that Included oilly two dia It became a w>aoo weapon wiien Temple on ’>lday, Feb. 28, Man television wilt have its greatest actually played. monds or the queen or king of east Ohio city. The 6-room house chester Assembly, Order of Rain readers. ’Thesa fascinating stor- diamonds, regardless of South’s angry public demand grew for a was a total loss. MILLINERY isB were given new dimension chance thus far to report the Im Repeated One Bid U.S. aatellita that could match the bow for Girls, will provide the meaning. Working on an automobile in a when they were produced as mo portant events -of our time. If South were interested in scea, Rusalan Spiitniks. nearby garage were Adelle Klrk- waitresses, who will also serve tion pictures. Now, for the In San Diego, Carlos' Delgado, a he would jump at once to four no- With ths Bctusl hand North Gatchell Notes Progress punch and assist In cataloguing the Aa the flrat stage of the Army's knew that hie partner could not •ey, 20. and Alvin Miller, 19, who time, this eerie world of the weird Peruvian, Mid that for six months trump. Any other kind of aism ex Jupiter-C rocket, tha Redstone ran out and took the baby from ladies’ gowns'And accessories. Greatly Reduced! comes to Connecticut Valley tele- after arriving there he thought ploration would indicate th at he have ace-king and that South was helped blast the S0.8-pound satel surely asking for help in diamonds. Mrs. IJlIy's arms. lision in a seriee'of feature Anns the "Smoking In The Balcony” wee i)ot interested in aces. lite Explorer into apace Jan. 81 The three of them could hear prciented on WTIC, Channel 3. s i ^ on a movie theater marquee If South bid both diamonds and Since North had the help, he went "Video Sveryday'' Now, the Army hopes to use it early today In a fire that filled Hght to alam. In Revisit to El Salvador children's voices in the upstairs their tenement With heavy smoke. three nights a week, Mondays at was the name of a picture having clubs S t hia next two turns, he to launch bigger "mooiui'’ which All Rights Rrssrvsd bedroom, and called out for the The victims were Mrs. Martha While They Last! 11 p.m. and ’Thursdays and Sat a long run. He said he was still would be ehovglng the secs of those DoUy Queisllou will pave the way to manned spare By WALTER C. TEDFORD *TTie main stumbling bI(Kk, how-'bbeautlful red color. The outside Is children to jump. But soon there B est and h e r sons. Jam es, 1',* urdays at 11:15 p.m. planning to see it sometime whefi two suits. This would bs a way of As dsalsr, you hold: Spades 4 2, H. T. Dickenson R Co, toe. stations. CVHiiity Editor ever, is that certain -chemicala composed of a sticky substance waa only the sound of the flames, j'ears old, and Ralph, 5 months old. ALL O U R "All Quiet On the Western he learned what It^ really meant. asking North whether he could Hearts A Q J 9 8. Diamonds A 7 6, Another Jupiter-C Is scheduled Nathan B. Gatchell of Andover, found In the natural springs are with the hard bean inside. Once Mrs. Lilly had to )>e held back. The mother and James perished] Front,’’ one of, the greatest mo take care of the unbid suit for slam Clubs A K 4. What do you say? to blast off from here by April car who made a 12,000 motorcycle trip harmful to metals. Should this picked and sorted, the beans are Miller tried to break in a side a.* they slept in the bedroom. Baby j tion pictures ever filmed, will have purposes. Answer; Bid one heart. The rying Explorer fI into orbit. After to El Salvador five years ago, re problem be licked, the steam could spread out on tiled pavement to d(K)r, b u t the h eat drove him aw ay. Ralph died in his crib in the its New England ’TV premier Fri Instead of t.rylng either of these hand is not worth an opening bid that firing, the Army wsnte to put turned to that country in Decem be used to turn turbines for elec dry in the sun. Women busily turn Firemen said that a dog -the kitchen. day on WHCT’s, Channel 18. Mil Manchester Trust up a ,300-pound satellite equipped ber. this time by air. tric power. the, coffee over to make sure it is Lilly*' wire haired terrier-cam e ^frs. Best's husband was not at with television for purposes of; WINTER h a t s lion tmilar Movie at 11:18 p.m. Eoch purelMf* An English teacher at Regional Country of ConlrsHts perfectly ■ dried before it is up from the haaeinent, unharmed home. iHH The story of a aensitive young Reelects Officers world reconnaissance. Then would, outrict 8 Junior-Senior High “Bl Salvador is a country of con gathered again and put into large and soaked by water from the fire Firefighters "had to don gas German soldier, portrayed by L*w mod* htni b come a 700-pound "moon School in Hebron, Gatchell made sacks for stiipping. hoses. ma-sks before entering the smoke-1 i i Ayres, during World War I. la MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL PTO PRESENTS W'CHild provide additional data trasts,” Gstehell said. "On one f? Superior Court Judge Charles 8L FOR THE BENEFIT OF ITS SCHOLARSHIP FUND b o e k o d b y * ’ the trip during Christmas vacation. hand is Jhe ‘ruling class’ and on ’Toting fellows driving little filled tenement of the 6-family, | based up on Erich Marla Remar- necessary’ for construction of a I After driving to Miami, he flew doodle tiugs' with plows sltsched THREE DIE IN FIRE 3-stor>' htiilding at 8 Russell St. R td u M d gue'a beat selling, novel. *rhe House has been reelected chair CLEVELAND P. GRANT in d o p sfld c d M manned space station. the other the peasants. There 1 w $ J.OO and $2-00 ELECTRONICS 1 to El .Salvador'a capital city, San seems to be very little of the mid push the coffee into pile.*, and do Worcester. Mass.. Feb. 12 (/Ti Thev used resuscitstors in a vain movie received an Academy man of the Directors Advisory 1'aed for Initial Ktage I .Salvador. He waa met at the air- they have fun! Thev 'hot rod’ all An expectant 20-year-old mother| attempt to revive the mother and, Award. “NORTH TO THE YUKON" dle class as we know it." Board of the Mancheiter Trust A NEW NATURAL COLOR FILM and LECTURE ON LABORATORIES STANEK Tn both rockets, the Redstone: port by friends imh whom he over the place on their machines." and her two infant sons peri.shed i her children. 1 "The Reward,” a perceptive dra would be retained as the initial itayed In 1953. While he waa in El .Salvador VALUES f o $ 1 0 .9 8 Co. ALASKA and 'HIE YUKON TERRITORY Jatcheir saw the peasants engag Americans Wanted ma about a miserly, cold-hearted stage. While there he stayed with J. Other Advisory Boart) members SUNDAY. FEI. U , 2:30 P.M. SERVICE ed in reaping the coffee harve.= '. His ho.sls loaned Gatchell a new I woman whose way of life Is threat reelected by the directors at a 277 BROAD Wemher von Braun, creator of Emesto Meza, his wife, Isabell and car to drive during his stay in El ened by a small child, will be seen the V2 rockets with which ths I Ernesto’s mpther. Ernesto works ■"rhe pickers are paid for the A L S O — meeting yesterday were Ermano MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM amount of coffee they pick off the Salvador and he took advantage of tonight on the United States Steel Garaventa of Hamilton Standard; ADULTS 85c STUDENTS and CHILDREN P A D I Germans bombarded l»ndon in jji brewery and )>elongs to the :he opportunity to travel around 880 0 r I I I V I s I 0 N the closing stages of World War II, trees. It's odd to see men. women VALENTINE DESSERT CARD PARTY Hour at 10 o’clock on Channel 18. Arthur H. . Iljing, superintendent 'nCKETS ON SALE AT: 0 country’s small middle class. It and take color pictures. A Around and About built the Redstone missile on the He brought hack many impres and children on the fincaa (plan- of schools; Jacob Miller of Hart HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE-^WELDON DRUG STORE lalion.ai carrying in their berries counliy of mountains and valleys, Henry Morgan of "I've Got a ford Machine Screw Co., and Fos (Thle Film Will Not Be Included In Mr. Graat’e same pattern. sions of his 8-day stay in the 'A'ith t(unperaturea ran g in g be and BAKE SALE Secret" fame filled In for John PHOTO NNISHING lisndtaf fiMiste He and MaJ. Gen. John ,^B. smallest Central American coun (t the end of the day. They even ter Willis ms of the Travelers In March Entertaliuneut At The Bnahnell) fill up pockets to get credit (or tween 65 and 8.3 degrees, El Sal All Knit Millery Oando as quismaster for WTIC- 24-HOUR SERVlCaE Medaris. head of the Anpy miulle try. Probably the greatest impres vador U striving ahead "Other surance Co. as many berries as possible. Even TV’s "What In. the World" Friday (BLACK aad WHITE) teel program, have been the prin sion he received was the changes countriea see opportunities there," Feb. 14-8:00 P.M. night and gave local television Bank officers raelectsd wars: FARK HILL cipal advocates of the Redstone as though they work all day, they are Walter P. Gorman, chairman which have taken place since his Gatchell said, "but the people wish viewers a real treat. Caneras, Photo Supplies HeWor Shop the principal booster of U.,S. space | lucky to earn $t." the United States would send men / Record album covers are getting land T. Wood, vice'chairman; Rua- vehicles. sell B. Hathaway, president; John ' El Salvador aeems to be the Gatchell's first trip to Central with industrial know-how to help St. James' School Hall R td u e « d w $J.OO and to be high-class art. Not only are Plewon ly Wiro The Jupiter-C went Into action ; busiest country in Central Amer- America was in early fall of 19.33, the.m. They have always looked to they becoming fancier, more ex L. Jenney, secretary; Robert E. HERM'S CAMERA after the Navy failed twice tn its ' lea, " Gatchell recalled. "Although He saw the peasants tending the the tfniteti States but' are fearful effort to launch a aatellite with LADIES OF ST. JAMES’ pensive and more colorful, but they Hathaway, vice president and I THURSDAY, FEB. 13-9 to 1 : some .30 families itUI control the coffee trees, but the berries had that we have turned our backs on trust officer; Vincent W. Ingra and PHOTO SHOP M l 3 .5 1 0 3 the Vanguard rocket. Both blew aie attracting some of the leading i country economically, business Is not yet matured. them. They are our neighbors and PRIZES—TICKETS AT THE DOOR VALUES to $4.98 artists and photographers. Latest ham. vice president and treasurer; n *-T«N tail Mala at up. one on the launchln.; pad and I booming, especially the coffee busi- I friends and we ahould lielp them 100% Virgin Wool Lwatad la Mastllf Arau 8 0. Canter SL—Mancheeter the other in the air 20,000 feel af Around (Christmas time when to join the band wagon is Phll- N. AVIlUam Knight, vice presi , ness." all we can." (MnAJNXRT DEPARTMENT-SECOND FLOOR) ter takeoff I the berriea are ripe, they are a lippe Halsman, who's had more dent; Everett E. Moore, assistant Sugar and cotton are other ma- I vice president and* trust officer; Obaaa.1 S Bartl.rd, Caa. ( SAt) DISNEYLAND Another Vanguard will be fired life magazine covers than any : Dixieland JAZZ "Aady’* r i n l Chsaea** -T- Thomas E. Rollason, usistant Ukaaa.i a Hmw Haraa. Caaa. oMhem w a; hamed «m ; J"-;, ^ i one. HU first record album cover Ckaaatl tS Hartfard, Caaa. (Part II) yesterday for a static test. U sual-j*• Kl Salvador, th e DOUBLE H r K GREEN STAMPS will decorate Jonl James’ coming vice president and assistant sec G FEATURING 2 GREAT JAZZ PERSONALITIES Chaaaal tt 8ariasfl.M. Haaa. (11) I LUVE LUCY Cfcaaarl M NeiellriUlB. Caaa. , „ ^ ’’*mey Wrllra a MeraP' fv a firing of such a rocket f„i-! world s third largest coffee pro- LP of Italian songs. retary; Joseph A. Volz, ssslstant - diicri in the world, is surpassed KNITTING YARN Chaaacl 4! Ralrake. Matt. WAGON TRAIN lows a static lest by about 10 days. TOMORROW WITH CASH SALES! The Manchester Community vice president and branch man thumi t Oaaael 4> Walaikarr. Caaa. "Tfea Blit Tawacd Slarr" only bv Brazil and Colombia, Players will present "The Man ager; Walter N. Grusha, assistant • ^ TONY DINARDI S (U) MEN OP ANNAPOLIS (ierinan Influence Felt vice president and aasiatant secre- G Fom erly with TonUny and Jimmy Dortey, Lee Brown ^ (U) PREMIER PEBFORMANCR ^ Charlie Barnett. Truly a Seawttenal Jau Musiclaa • :N (IS-IS) THE RIO RPXORD Although a few rich families con KEITH’S MIDWINTER FURNITURE SALE tai^; Mra Jeannette M. Beechler, s w r r c H T O GumIi i EUa ntacarald, Lm Coventry O rganist trol the wealth there, the influence asalatant treasurer; George P. Hraira aad kl. .rcSnlra, Tka Diamaadi. H a ^ Rlck- of Germany l.s felt strongly. v k v best Frost, usistant treuurer; Nelsqn . ^ . maa, aad Praakle Arafas. To Plav at Storrs "Nearly 80 per rent of El .Salva D. Kilpatrick, assistant aecretaiy : « GLENN PIERCE I :M ( S) TOMBSTONE TERBITOEY d o r’s coffee Is )>elng shipped to ii»JSKH4L4 ffA X K BINATBA SROW An organ recital of work# by Jo Read Richardson, auditor. (Ml UATHEB KNOWS REST the United .Slates for coffee con hann -Sebastian Bsch will be pre sistently for the past two or three STUDIO COUCHES CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS R . C O . (u. sented by Mrs. Loma l>7mbardo of :»»». OAKGRHX years." Gatchell recalled. t:M ( Ml TV PLAYHOUSE C oventrv a t .St, M urk's Chapel on Mi N ot onl.v are G erm ans outdoing ( t> OZZIE AND HARRIET the University of Connecticut cam IN CHOICE OF STYLES! AT IMPRESSIVE SAVINGS! • SO OAK ST, MANCHESTER e NO COVER, NO MINIMUM R IE L O IL "Dave aad Ike Maa’e Clab' the Unitetl States |n buying coffee (tS-ISl THE MILUONAIBE pus .Sunday at 8 p m. Sale Priced In Three Special Groups, "Tbe Story at Afariba The event mark* the aecond ap in F;1 S slvadore, )>ut the <3erman MODERN HEATING To give You Thrilling Savings On Bel Crerkett*’ p earan ce .Mrs. Lom bardo h a s m ade influence is felt In other areas. 4 02. USHNELL («-Ml TV SCIENCE SERIES ter Studio* . .. In A Wider Choire Of at its verp best (Celerl "The Uarhalaed a t th# U niversity. .She ia a g ra d u German engineers had built s huge Wed., Thurs., Feb. 19-20 , Gaddret". ate of the .Iiiilliard School of .Mu- dam at El G.uavabo on the Rio Color* And Fabrics! Bette: Bedding (iigantis selection of .37 different colors. 4-ply yarn perfect for •:N ( S) DECOY Lempa River that backs the river For I'our Home . . . ,\t Worthwhile Each Evening at 8:30 ( t-UI BETTY WHITE SHOW aic, ,N. V. and has given recitals' Afghsna, Skating Sweaters, .Mittens. Sfo<'k up now at this WYMAN'S Oae.to: Bari* Kartoff aad In .New Y ork (Tity, on the W est as far aa 100 mlle.a into Guatainala. /I Midwinter Furniture Sale Prlres, See lowest mill price. Ba«lar Kaatoa ■ CXiast. and In H olland and Italy. I El Salvador a neighbor to the Them All Tomorrow! OIL CObiPANY . . ^ 'iM S l UVE GOT A SECRET ' northwest 1S:M ( II NEWS A WEATHER Sunday evenings program in- j!!! 24 MAIN ST— TEL. MI 8-1608 < SAll BOXING cludea two fantasies. "(.' Minor" I German and Italian engineers are it n 3-PLY WOOL and 3-PLy NYLON DOUBLE alVC GREEN STAMPS J*ay Ciardall. v*. Garmaev and ”G .Major '; choral preludes. al.ao seeking m eana of harneaaing m i untsM Fraa* Saailaa. IS rd. ml4- dlawalabt reatoal "We All Believe in But Ope God." j the roiintry’a natura'l' ateam re- $59.95 VALUES NYLON YARN YARN i S) Sl’BlK (IS-Mi TV HOUR "Tha Reward" and "Now Come Saviour of the I aoim e.s. The country is doited with * »be totoe M Mana — iW STARTS TONIGHT! ENDS SATURDAY (ia4S) Bia PAvorr (M-Ml THIS IS VOUH U F E Gentiles "; and "Prelude and Fugue hot springs and geyaei a and the MA'nNEE TRE4TBS 14:15 ( I) FEATURE FILM iCalar) ^ "SIraasar*” in A Minor.” El Salvador government has invit- ( 1) BTAUK T \ 1S:M ( S> NEWS REPORTER AND Featured In the latter part of the ! ed the Furopeans to bore holes and $ A C\.50 aS-4e> THE VERDICT U VOtnM WEATHER program will be "Ah Whither May find a way to harness the power. 1 ez. 1 OX. (IS) BRICHTBR DAK - (St) SEA HUNT < S) THEATER (Ml MARTIN KANR I Flee” preceded by the Chorale;'_____ ^ ______( S) BANOSTAMD lS :a ( tl WORLD'S REST MOVIES "In Thee Is Gladness." "O God Be j ~ ______]______(tt-W) eoa A DAT "Tha Saa Wait’ Attraelively styled Studios with box II I.ovely washable colors, shrink-resistant, handy 1-oz. piill- (4f> OPEN HOUSE U:M (IK-M> NEWS M erciful to Me. ” "In Dul.ci Jubilo"; US-4e> SECRET STORK (tt) RIO NEWS . and 'Toccata in F Major." I VERY BEST spring type : onslruction, two pillow skeln. Ideal fnr fine-knit sweaters, booties, ladies' auita,' ^ « n s • 8M» * M at . i IMMMflMlillTNI ( S> UTTLE RASCALS (4SI WEATHER / Mrs. Lombardo is a former f»c-] back, m colorful print and plain fab Iii hiniises. awealers. Save now at this low factory price. mmnmmim (U) RDOE o r NIGHT (Ul PLAYHOUSE OF RfARS ulty member and aummer school; IN HOMES—CALL THE rics .Serves as n Studio Sofa or M Aur’o a b T S a ^ P a c u lm L T (4!) LOONEV TONES U;tS (441 CONFIDENTIAL FILE .... 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nTIO — 1080 About 200 of the 85 Inmate* at WIiNB— »40 Auxiliary Offers New Team Luads Wethersfield and Niantie (8U U Colleges Getting tough; Prison for Women) have applied WOOD— 12M Daily Radio WPOF— 1«10 i f ' ■ %VHAr— 810 Tours of Hospital Elks Card Play for review of their eentencee. m >R O ~lM O Eaitern S t^ d a rd Tima The Prison Study Coipmittee Many Drop Lazy Students A new service of Women's The Vovr Dunces took over the recommended that a panel be form ed to correct any Inequltiee in sen- Tha foliowUig program ached-* 1:45— Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial | Ie«4 In the Bike' Setback Tourna "Sputnik," said a Columbia on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 WHAY-Serenade tencee' that might exist at the By WARD OANNEL < Hospital was inaugurated Monday | ment laat-night with 8,470 polnta University instructor, "is a defeat uiea ara aupplled by tha rachoj WTIC—Life and the World to 8,481 for Joe’a Barber Shop. prieon. NEA 8t»S Oonespendeat managementa and ara suoject to| WDRC—E. R Murrow when' three groups frotn the Auxil Thil 3-Judge panel can impose for every American educator. So . . . t e l l h er WPOP—Top 40 Tima Other ecorea: Niw York—(NBA)—Memo to a:na— whatever aentenee might have been let's not kid ourselves with little citanga without nouca. iary Board of Directors were taken Oliva’*, 8,405; '4XXXX, 8,403; prospective coUege students: The Jokes about the Russian mind — WHAY—Record Rodeo Capitol, 3,384; Walnut' Clippera, placed by the preeidlng trial judge. W T K '^ L lfr Rnd the World on the first of a continuing series era of the gentlemanly " C Is or any mind. W e've been lax." WHAY—Platter Parly 1 WURC—n g Lewip 3,382; Garden Restaurant, 3,328; However, the board can make no of tours of the hospital by trained coming to an end. tVCCt.—R»i- i-o Revu» I WPOP—Myetery Time Woody’a Wonders, • 3,312; Hoods, change where .the sentences were For the first time, too, faculty WKR'B—P M . 1 In spite of the fee) that college M ;l^ guidee. 3,303; Bond Bread, 3,302; Prime mandatory and the trial Judge had men ere finding themaelves in de . WTIO—Roa, Miller W HAY—.Record Roili^o admiaalbns and applications are WDRC—Arthur Godtrey W*Tir—Uronn ve. Northeeetern To make the tour* Interesting Beef Boys, 3,208; Qul4h's, 3,298; no,;^oice. mand as the crush of w ar babies IVPOP—tVaj Worka off, cUsaroopi professors are spon WDRO-R g Lewi* and Informative each guide has Patten’s Builders, 3,378; Hertford ’ State officlala hope creation of comes of college age. Oompetitlon WPOP—Myelery Time taneously tightening up on what WHAY—Platter Party taken a course o f instnictions to. Rd. Grill, 8,277; Chianti Re*tau- the new panel will help dissolve for admission is expected to reach they expect from their students, WCCC—Rfcorrt Revue W H AY-Record Rodeo familiarize her with the functions rant, 3,231; Anderson’a Painters, some of the bitterness among prie its peak in the. JmOa. NOW Y ou can buy WKRB—P.M WTIC—UCoim v«. NoriheAstern on Inmates that resulted in a sit- according to ' private surveys of FREE! of the various departments and the 3.218; Pure Oil Refiners. 3,210; But, according to Robert Nor- W l|.,—Roae Muiei WDRC—Ruptv Draper college educators across the na WDRC—Arthur Godlrey WPOP-Hound Dof many aspects of the operation of Ziemak’* Oriil, 8,198; State Shoe down strike in the prison in 1958 wine, vice president of the Associa WPOP—Wax Worki tion Just made avalleble. K the fully accredited hospital. One Repair,'3,187; Pagahl'e, 3,174; The and a similar disturbance last year. Land-grant universities, *or *x- tion of College Admissions Coun 4;3a— WHAY —Record Rodeo guide is assigned to each six peo Sharpies. 3,158; 4Cs. 3,153; Sqiill- WHAY—Platter Parly W T If—IJCNnin VP. N’»trih<'aplFrn ample, are following their state selors: with ^3 Pairs of WCCC—Recnrd Revue WDRC—Ruily Draper ple in a touring group. Tours last lacote Builders, 3,043; Garden lawi in admitting graduatee from "The tidal wave hasn't started WKNB—P.M, WPOP—Hound Dof from one and a quarter to one and Grove. 3,042; SM FD No. 4, 3,040; WTIC—Rosa Miller Savick Addresses state high echoole, but: y et In fact, admissions were off 9 : 00— Petersen’s Milkmen, 3,030; The WDRC—Cai Kolby WHAY-NMte Watch a half hours and start at 3 p.m. "W e'Ve dropped a thoueand stu thie year and there seems to be no WPOP—Wax Worxa Htgbies, 2,090; K dler’a, 2,924. WTIC—r «'‘onn vpt Northeaatem and 7 p.m. Stars in Play dent* at mid-terms," a Midwest significant increase for next yeiur. «:U— W D ^ —World TonlRhl The guides are 12 Auxiliary Board of Realtors Secret Beauty WHAY—Platter Party VV|K5P—Hound Dog Larry Dutton, known profes ern unlvereity spokesman said, N "If faculty men are getting Judy Bond WCCC—Record Review members who are part of Ih e new sionally as Dr. L. Norman Dutton, "There waa no edict from the tougher—and they are—because WKN'B—P M WHAY - aNne Watch ly formed public relations commit Joseph L. Savick Jr„ vice prael- WTIC—Roea Miller Manchester dentist, will play a Sentence Review administration. After Sputnik they-feel their schools can bo more ^ WTIC—rConn \n. Northeaetem tee. They Include Mrs. Gilbert dent of Economic Development A s W DRO-Cai Kolby WDRC—World Tonight the faculty Just spontansouslyily de selective, they’re Jumping the gun. WPOP—Wax Worka Barnes, Mrs. C. Foster Harry, Mrs. leading role In Moss Hart's com sociates, Inc., spoks on "The Eco W POP—Hound Offg cldtd to Jack up the etandards W het our colleges need right new l:aa— / 9:S#— Melvin Horwitz, Mr*. Everett edy "Light Up The Sky” being Panel Dates Set nomic sSiture of Manchester," at a WTIa Y—P latter Party / of ■cholarthlp. No loafer ehould ere freshmen.” W H AY-.Nile Watch kelth, Mr*. Stillman Keith, Mrs. presented at the Manchester High meeting of the Mancheater Board BLOUSES at BURTON'S WCCC—Record Review / WTK'—ITConn v*. Norlhoaetem School Auditorium Friday and be allowed to take the piece on WKNB—PM. WDRC—Monde for Romance George Marlow, Mrs. Seymour New Haven, Feb., 12 (*>)— of Realtors in the Three J'e Res the campua of a eerious student." WTIC—Newa WPOP—Hound Dog Ncleber, Mrs. Don A. Gtiinan. Mrs. Saturday nights by the Coventry headings of the newly created Su taurant in Bolton yesterday. PARAKEET POPULATION UP NYLONS Privately endowed colleges, WDRC—Newa , _ . 9 : « — Players. WPOP—Cnlted Auto Workera Show L. Morgan Porter, Mrs. Robert perior Court Review Panel which Economic Development Associ with UBually-tough admission* Rochester, N . T.— A bird census WHAYr Nito Watch The hilarious play, being sup For Your Valentine »:lk — vs, NorthFaetern Slone, Mrs. Robert Seaman and can increase or lessen prisoners' ates, Inc., is a consulting firm in policies, are working over their conducted by a Rochester seed WHAY—Platter Parly ported by the Manchester Po WCCC—Record ^ vlew WDRC—Mood* for Romance Mr*. Jacob Miller. sentences, will occur Feb. 21 and the Induatrial field currently con students, too. concern indicates that more than WKNB—Open Mflte \VPOP—Hound Dog Eight tour* for dates In Febru licemen's Benevolent Assn., af 28 at Wethersfield State Prison. “W e used to figure that prs- 8,000,000 American famlliea own 1 9 :00— ducting a survey for the Manches A Beautiful w r i c —Roaa Miller ary and March already are sched fords a keen . Insight into w’hat The panel waa one of the recom ter Development Commisalon in an eelectlon of etudenta was enough," pet parakeets. The company's first WDRC—Cai Kolby _ _ WHAY—Nlte Watch theater people go through under WPOP—United Auto Workera Show WTIC—At the U N uled. Fiitui-e maternity patients mendations by Gov. Rlblcoff’s effort to attract more Industry to en administration official in a bird census, in 1951, revealed that These Are Georgette NYLONS |:Sa— W’DRC—Monde for Romance and others Interested In seeing the the stress of impending success of Prison Study Committee formed the town. posh N ew Ekigland coUege seld. 1,300,000 famiUee owned para WHAY—Platter Party WPOP—Hound Dog hospital may sign up for a tour by their play which Is being tried out WTIO—Rose Miller 10:15— after disturbances at the prison. Savick outlined this program, its "W e used to string along with any keets. WDP.C—Cal Kolbv W HAY—Nlte Watch calling Mrs. C. Foster Harry or in Boston for the first time. The State Legislature approved es accomplishments so far and ex poor material we let in. Plastic Case W rO P —Wiur Worka WTIC—At the U.N. Mrs. Jacob F. Miller. The Coventry Players will also tablishment of the panel laat year. plained how the material being "But now the coastera ere get Ir4s— WDRC—Monde for Romance stage the production at Shafer WHAY—Platter Party WPOP—Hound Dog Panel members are Superior gathered would be used In con ting a rough time of it. And we’ve Georgette nylon aiasy front blouae with Peter Pan WTtn—RoyjLMlIler 19:U— Auditorium of Willimantic State Court Judges John R. Thlm, chair tacting various industries. A ques told a number of men not to both collar and short sleevea. White only. Sizea 32 to 38. W H A Y -N ile Watch Vlri VERY BEST WDRC—Cat. Kolbr Teachers College. Feb. 21 and 22 man, Elmer W. Ryan and Philip tion and answer period followed er coming back after midterms." Hand waahable. WPOP—Wax Wor! WTIC—Time for Mueie Plans Underway *;no— z. WDRC—Monde fOr Romance and at Avery Auditorium in Hart R. Pa store. his talk. For th* first time, American ed IN lin .M i - \i I. nil; WHAY—Dateline WPOP—Modern Sounds ford March 22. ucation has been forced to realize 10:4«— The names of the first Inmates John P. Wlet, executive vie* WTIC—Newa For Girls’ Stale Other cast members are: Marie to be granted hearings have not that totalitarian govemmenta can WDRC—Newa WHAY —Nlte Watch president of the Manchester Cham Lovely georgette nylon blouae nith Jewel neck, tuck- WTIC—UN Radio Review Tedford, Raye Culver, George B. been disclosed but they are re and will produce highly trained R. F. GO. WPOP—Newa ber of Commerce, waa also a guaat atitched: with applique flower*, abort aleevea. Whit# 4 : 11— WDRC—Moftde for Romance Improved teaching of govern Williams, Fred Bush, Pat Crane, at the meeting. students. Ml 'I WHAY—Dateline WPOP—Modern Soiinda portedly all from the Hartford area. and blue, sizea 32 to 38. Hand washable, no ironing. WTIC—Stnctlv SporU 1 1 : 00— mental functions will be the goal John Hansen, Burt Moore, Ann WDRC—Weather and Zalman W HAY—Nlte Watch of the American Legion Auxiliary Bum*, Edith Moore. Homer Ford, WTIC—None W POP—Lawrence Welk at Girls State of 1858. Mrs. Frances Frank Sherwood and Jav Koths. 4:Sft- WDRC—Newe and Weather WHAY—Serenade WPOP—Modem Sounds B. Redick, Newington, Girls State yjtdU' ...-A.-.;,':. Beautiful 'georgette nylon blouse with tie ascot, WTIC—E (Site Glee Oub 1] : 1.%— chairman, has stated. Plans are al stitched tucking and button front. Hand waahable, » i WDRC—Guv Lombardo \v” A Y -N lte Watch WPOP—John Daly t' n c —Snorte - ready undenvay for Laurel Girls Chairmen Weigh quick drying. White and blue. Sizea 32 to 38, 4:45— V*. DRC—Moode for Romance State, which will be held in June WHAY—Serenade WPC'P—Modern Sounds at the University of Connecticut. WTIC—n Star Extra U;S9— Special Session FULL FASHIONED WDRC—Lowell Thomaa W HAY—Jazs Aliev “ In our Girls State this year we WPOP-Top 40 Time WTIC-TWrerllcht Serenada plan to devote more time to ac Y:a«— WDRC—Moode for Romance Hartford, Feb. 12 (iPl—The need Regular or Park Seams W HAY—Serenade WPOP—Modem Sounds tual operation of the miniature for a apecial aeaaion of the Legis WTIC—Dick Burtel II :45— State governments,” said Mrs, lature to deal with unemployment WDRC—Amoa and Andy W HAY—Jazx All^* Rcdick. “ We will continue to have WPOP—Pillion Leirla tV Tir—Starlight Serenade In the state will be considered next 4:15— WDRC—Monde for Romance political campaigns for election of Monday when the legislative chair "The Look That WHAY—Serenade WPOP—Modem Sounde State officers but after they are men of all the committees meet at w n C —Dick Burtel elected. We want the outstanding WDRC—Amoa and Andy the State Capitol. SEAMLESS W POP—Ed. P Mnrran young women who will attend Senate Majority Leader Elmer Shook the W orld" 4:Mt— Laurel Girls State to receive the WHAY—Serenade Tow n Blocks O ff S. Watson and House Leader Fred Regular and Me»h W in e-N ew a best possible training for demo erick Pope Jr., said yesterday In WDRC—Anawer Pleaaa Auto Wash Site cratic leadership. Joint statement*:’ WPOP—Top 40 Time “ At this time when democracy '■‘We want to do what we can to is being seriously challenged by Improve the current unemployment TeleYision Proirrams A wall barricade now stands In Soviet achievement.*, we consider situation, and by bringing our The On Page Two the way of motorist* who used to it e.specially Important to give our House and Senate chairmen to wash their cars with water from young people inspiring experience gether on Monday, we can make t” the brook at Highland and Au In self-government and we hope to them fully acquainted with the "Chemise" Jr- * tumn Sts. make out American Legion Auxil Governor's proposals." V b

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J r .} MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.p5^l5i?feSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 P A 6 E S E V E N PACE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 • /

plant for llvn years won the award 1981. H* waa atoetad that Mavsm- ToughicB Fear Doggies ’ Bolton for his su g g i^ on that compart- Senator ber for tba uMxplrad term • of mented racks be ptbvided to hold Clauda A. Swanaon. who raalfned cartons of packed'parts In ship to taka the pOat o f Saciatary of ffie greatest ment. : ' Not Candidate the Navy.'ln Proiildont Rooaavolt’a Science Teaching Explained He was among l u Pratt and London’s Flat Paws cabinet. Whitney employea to share in a In 1984, Byrd waa aloctad for n -M ^m dem m ded /t ralue-giving toUl 'o f $5,493 In awards in the For Re-election fun tarn and was ra-alaetad thraa • To School Board at Meeting company's, monthly suggestion pro timsla \ gram. Effective as Police -f- 3 f member, submitted writUn reporU PTA MeeU Tonight (Centtnoad from Ba|jls One) Yonth Servet m 'uroc IT 1^ I event in our Mra _____Sylvia Patrick. Orada Hostesses for the Parent-Teacher Cilarga teacher at the local achool, and on progress of the plans for build (Continned from Pag* One) Taor ing a vocational agriculture cen- Assn, meeting at 8 o’clock tonight ------> a surprlae to many Virginia politi , North Btbnlngton, Fsb. 12 Oft—' Andrew Wlnana, Grade 7 teacher, Freseriptlns ■poke to the Board of Education ter at the new high• ;h he school in Ver at the school include M m Fred wanted to boost tke police dog cians. ’Tha matter of"^ Byrd’s auc- instead ot merely being aervad, non. Gaal, Mrs. John Hagen, Mrs. uames strength to 300 to patrol Lonten’s cesaor was purely speculaUva. * youth la serving in this town of Data history... Monday evening on methode of Hassett, Mrs. Howard P. Jenqen, teaching actence In the acho<^ A report on the school lunch pro 750 squarfe miles. - Byrd’s statement was diractad 1,600 population; HERE IT IS ! gram indicates a surplus of gl52.90 Mrs. Wilfred Klelnkchmidt. Mrs. > A number of Londoners donated Agas at the three aelectmen to PINE PHARMACY • Preaentihg' a re»ume of work “to the paopla of Virginia” whom •14 Osirtar'SI>-4a 9-9814 done at an aAa ■clence conference at the end of January. This figura Allan Leventhal. Mrs. Robert Lodi, their dpgs to the force. tal 85 years. . takes into consideration an inven Mrs. Chester Luke, Mr*. Vincent ' The police have established a ha said” vhava been tolerant of my First Selectman Ralph X Main for teacher* held in Andover In errors and generous in their sup 1B53. Mr*. Patrick began her re- tory of $165 and anticipated State Mickewicz, Mra. Richard OlmVed, training school at West Wickham. Jr., 33, said he believes that’s tne reimbursement of $769.96. ' Mr*. Michael Peace and Mrs. ti %~y Here the doggy recruits are trained port.” ■ ■ jnark* by pointing out that teach "Within tha scopa of my Umltad youngest governing body in the er* were concerned about the ■cl Forew'smed that supplies of 'Williams. in tracking, following a s c an t, state. Second Selectman Richard meat under the surplus commodi , The program 'will include talks obedience and making an arrest capacities, I have given the best in ence progrgfn long before Sputnik me to tha dischane of thq -great C. White \a, 22 and ’Third Select a W i S A L ties proj^ram would be dropping, on four questions covering study* "The first thing Uught is how man Fred Champion is 30. came along. • Mrs. KaUiie Long, hot lunch man requirements of the school curri responsibflities with arhich T have She displayed a comprehensive to make an arrest” aaid a spokes been entrusted,” he ' said. “My North Stonlngton covers 55 list of science areas covered In all ager, requested the Board consider culum, the healM and dental man. "The dog is taught to seise TV SERVICE increasing the price of meals to 30 program, problems of discipline in heart is full of gratitude to thoOa square miles in the southeastern Thur$.,FrL-dSaL9to9N0RMAN’S grades of the local school, text the offender’s right eoat sleeve cenU. The Board vetoed the pro the respect for authority and prop who hava made my public servica corner of the state. Its residents Dajrs ^ k i and supplementary texts and hang on.until the handler ar possible. 1 know my comrades in are principally farmers and com Nights $ 2 J 5 n .* ,S i posal. The motion said until con erty of others and a question on rives to make the arrest.” used in her grade, and a science kit clusive evidence 1s presented that many hard fought battles and my m u t e to New London and other TBL. l a 944S8 recently acquired for use in the disposition' of PTA surplus funds. Some dogs do the arresting, too. a price rise is warranted, the Board Boy Scout .’Troop 73 will present friends in all walks of life will un nearby centers. lower grades. does not feel a price adjuagment An Alsatian named Daq once derstand the appreciation 1 feel to Mrs. Patrick also gavfe concrete a 2-minute program of hkits and charged into a gang of Teddy is. justified. films renresentlng their activities. them and recognise the nSssotia for illustrations of the relation of sci ’The Board also approved a set Boys, LondonlS' equivalent of my retirement after this long aerv- ence leaching to other studies, par Meetings Tomorrow America’s oneUme Zoot Suiters, o f policies for hot Iimch personnel. ’The Civil Defense (Organization ice.” ticularly in the field of social An item which was given much halted them from breaking'Into a will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in movie house andi raced around Byrd said he was deeply touch studies in its consideration of food deliberation was provision for sick ed by the many expressions he re NEW and clothing obtained from animal the CD shelter. This will be the them until his handler arrived. T M m leave. It was voted that five days ceived in iecent days urging him first'meeting in several weeks for "That dog," said Judge Tudor anH plant life. would be allowed U\e first year of the unit. Information accumulated to be a candidate again.' sbe commented that it was gen employment and 10 days each year Rees, "should be promoted to an Wins Award erally Held that science should be during the lapse in regular meet inspector.’’ Byrd was governor or Virginia thereafter for illness or death In ings will be relayed to the various Carl Reubin Is Keith’s “Newsboy from 1926-SO. He was appointed to BoioinllnoilMix taught ih a warm and relaxed at the immediate family of the em ’The police dogs are controlled pf the Month.” mosphere; that it gives each pupil divisions at the session. by several Methods. They are the Senate seat by the lata Gov. ploye. An Extension Service meeting Keith’s Variety Store in the John Garland Pollard ^ '•March, a chance to work with others, to The "Board referred to a com on "Landscaping Your Home all taught to respond to a super North EMd, distributor for ’Ihe Perfect ‘ ‘homemade" fruit bread contribute something to a group, sonic whistle, one that' can be Herald, picks a newsboy each mittee to be appointed by th' chair Using Native Plants and Shrubs’’ every time! Serve at parties, teai smd to draw conclusions. ^ man' a lengthy letter from the will be held at Vemoh Congrega heard by their sensitive ears, hut month for recognition and awards In a side commehti Mrs. Patrick State Department of r> alth on tional Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. not by man’s. la' prize. Reubin was the' January D. FALSE TEETH luncheons and at breakfast! drew the attention of the Board to the condition of the sewage drain Rudy Favretti, extension garden Others react to numbers, such winner. , as "One,” a signal to come to heel. He lives with Ms parents, Mr. Reck, slide er Slip? Children lovo'iti the growing size of classes and age field. One of the difficulties specialist, will be the speaker. PASTXXTB. an impnnMI powder to the problem* encountered- She listed In the letter was the fact' A poultry meeting on produc “Two”—rbark, and "Forty-two”— smd Mrs. Ernest Reubin at 97 bo nmnklwl on upper er lower platen ■aid "by the time we finish teach tiiat recent additions to the field tion of quality eggs will be held at get going after the suspect. Mather St. He is a freshman at hold* falae teeth more nrailr la plao* 'Hie files are filled with splendid Manchester High School where he Do not elld*. SUp or rack. Mo suauay, ing reading, arithmetic and spell are installed at a higher level than Rockville High School at 8 p.m. sooty, patty taste or faeltns. PAB- ing. there is little time left fdr the origiiml field, making the new tomorrow. 'Three specialists in'the records set up by the dog;s. is taking the general courqp. Model TUIH I* alkaline (non-seim. Dote social studies, science and basic field will be featured in the session There was Max, who became the airplane building Is Carl’s hobby. not tour. Checks "plate odor” (dea- area inoperative. terror, of the Paddington Teddy He hopes to enter the field of me tUN breath). Oet PASmTB at aay 499 IT9EI U4II94 f i l l STIIIt English.” Both Grade 2 classes at ' ’The Board directed that quoU- sponsored by Farm Bureau and drus coimter. the school currently have 34 pupils, Extension Service. Etoys, but. was killed last Christ chahics,. - ’ tloiv, be sought from architecU on mas Day chasing a suspect she said, and the two Grade 3 the cost of. plans and specifications classes have 36 pupils each. ^ Manchester Evening Herald Bol through a building. He fell down for correcting the condition which an open elevator shaft. She said that in smaller classes causes oVerheating of the class ton correspondent, Doris M. an enriched program could be D’ltalia, telephone Mitchell S-S54S. Joe has helped arrest 1Q9 house NOW at a New Low Price! DOUBLE SAVING OFFER room located over the boiler room. I given but that the obligation to breakers. ■ Recommendations ffom a con Ben, a Labrador, had over 200 teach basic reading,' spelling and sulting ehgineec have been ob- arithmetic limits what can be done arrests when he was retired at 10. tidned by the Bc«rd. His plan,.- Third in Series Frankie caught six dangerous Buy a Brand New 7958 G-E Washer ond Dryer in other fields when classes are which drew favorable comment. Urge. lunatics who had escaped from .an Includes installatlor of.a false cell Of Concerts Set asylum, House’s February Bargain Days Adding to Mrs. Patrick’s com ing in the boiler room to provide ments on method’s of teaching Tosca’s specialty Aâs warehouse and You'll Save 2-Ways at Norman's ventilating space. Cold air would burglars. Brand New 1958 Automatic science, Winans said a ^teacher be drawn from outside through The third concert in the Young must be aware of objectives and People’s Concert Series performed “I jumped 10 feet off a bal this space and exhaust'd into the. cony,” said one man the dog ap A THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - FEB. 13-14-15 must know the students’ Interests boiler room. ^ by the Hartford Symphony will be and experiences. held Saturday at Bushnell Memo- prehended. “ He kept after me. I The Board, Which had been con was terrified. I gave ui*” He also stressed the informal sidering insulation of \the boiler xpial in Hartford from 3 to 4 classroom atmosphere in teaching d'clock. The concert is the third in In recent year* the police” have GIVEN WITH Get a Big room celling, expressed preference a series of four, and is under the been sending the dogs back for one iscience. The most important part for the ventilating proposal. They of the science program, he felt, direction of .Fritz Mahler. month refresher courses. They fln^ DOUBLE ^ .^ Green Stamps CA SH SALES felt that insulation results would 1 Thursday was its value as a training field in The 'highlight of this concert this helps to keep a dog in service General Electric be unpredictable and that the ma thinking. He said it was more im will be' an Interpretation of longer. portant to develop the ability to terial itself would lose efficiency Tschalkowsky’s "Nutcracker Dogs always stay with their think logically, an ability that as it settled. Suite’’ by the Pickwick Puppet handlers, duty and off duty, would carry over into other areas In addition to a conviction that 'Theater. ** they live in keniiels at the hand MEN'S TOPCOATS SHOE DEPT. BARGAINS . 9 . » 1 0 0 and serve the student all his life. ventilation would achieve the nec- The concert will open with ler’s home and become members Winans described the develop evary results. Board members also Coates’ "Knlghtsbridge March’’ of the cop’s family. FROM OUR AMPLE STOCK said it would improve efficiency of Not long ago a 72-year-old wom MANY STYLES IN WOMEN'S PUMPS ment of study units in his class and continue with the Overture to (NOT ALL SIZES) f room. The class works in interest the boilers by providing addit^nal ’’A Night in Venice" by Strauss. an tearfully asked the police to groups on several projecU simul air. Mrs. Golds Shour will demonstrate use a dog in trying to locate a b l a c k ; b l u e , r e d , b r o w n Family Potluck and Auction 8ct tortoise that had been in the REG. $79.95 and $85.00 VALUES RANGE taneously. Current projects Include the viola. Chabrler’s "Espana” 'will weather, astronomy, geology and William Neverette wiil be auc precede the concluding number family for 40 years. tioneer at the auction to be con Prince smelled the small box in VALUES to $1^.95 ^ machines. with the puppets and the sym NOW ...... __ j tk* Purcha>* ** 'They define a problem, decide ducted by the Woman’s Society for phony. which the tortoise was kept, on how tp solve it, perform ex Christian Service following the Tickets to the series are held traced him down the garden, , NOW ...... family potluck at United Method through a gate, over an open field, periments' to prove their solution by more than 120 Manchester REG. S5S.00 pnd $59.95 VALUES and write reports on the project ist Church Friday. The supper will youngsters. Those wishing to at- across a railway and located hinv- AIR TRED PUMPS ’There is quite a bit of reading be served at 6:15 p.m. , tend a single performance may in a patch of brambles. Mnr. Neverette and Mrs. Charles 'purchase the ticket at the box of One Quits Force NOW ...... (NOT ALL SIZES) done, Winans said, with much vol Warren are co-chairmen for the untary research done in the school fice.' There, - was one embarrassing WASHER auction which will feature toys, case of a tralned dog. a young one VALUES to $10.95 ' library by the students. food and bric-a-brac. Items for the though, Who not only failed to Each group, he explained, teach REG. $42.95 and $49.95 VALUES even( may be left at the church arrest a suspect, but went off with IwMOW ww wW aataaeaaeaaiaaaaaaaaa es the rest of the class whaît has any time up to Thursday evening. the man, happily wagging his tail. been studying. .Winans said that The parabje of the talents from Court Cases Some time ago a man was ar aaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaa'aa the entire class Is tested on all the the New Testament will be the raigned in a I^rtdon court on a projects being conducted. Results basis of a plan to be initiated at charge of ’’obstructing a police dog 20% OFF MEfrS aRd WOMEN’S ot the tests, he commented, show the church after the supper. Silver ( Howard D. Phillips, 46, who gave In the execution of his duty.” Reduced remarkable absorption of the ma dollars will be distributed to-those his address as 37 Spruce St., was 'The dog’s handler testified the FELT SUFFERS terial passed on to the class by wlllln^r to participate. At the end presented in a special session of mate whistled at the animal and to Only groups. He said the special interest of two months, the dollar, or tal Town Court today on charges of diverted his attention from a sus Automatic groups do not do significantly bet ent, is to be returned with what intoxication, and being a common pected thief. MEN'S SPORT COATS 10% OFF MErrS WORK SHOES • Fully ter in the test on their projecU ever increases Um recipient was drunkard. Judge Wesley C. Gryk Control The whistler was fined two For Farmers Linesmen, Garage iHen, Automatic than the remainder of the class able to realize on f t . sentenced him to 30 days In jail pounds ($S.60). VERY LARGE SELECTION who received their information Award Winner on the intoxication charge and 60 Carpenters, Mechanics, ’’second-hand.’’ Clarence H. Hoar of West St., days on the common drunkard TOOK PAPER TO EUROPE Handsome new compact range with the automatic timer that Appointed to Vo-Ag Unit Bolton was awarded $66 for a Jan count. 'The sentences Tîll run con Madrid — Although paper was REG. $39.95 and $45.00 VALUES 20% OFF JUMFING JACKS frees you from the kitchen. Plus other wonders of G-E speed Lint-Trap John Swanson Jr., a local farm uary suggestion by the Pratt and currently, Gryk ordered. Phillips Invented In China shout 100 A. D., $32-95 cooking. Pushbutton Controls, Extra Hi-Speed Calrod Units, * Original er, was appointed the Board’s of Whitney Dlv., United Aircraft, to was arrested Mpnday night after it was not Introduced into Europe N O IB f ...... a a a a Filt«r-Fio ficial representative to the Ver Improve shipping of pasts at the Patrolman Charles Morneau found until about a thousand year* later FUMFS aRd OXFORDS charcoal type “ Focused Heat,” Broiler, Enclosed Oven Units, non Vo-Ag Consulting Committee, Podunk Plant in South Windsor. him lying In the hallway of the when the Moors brought it to For Babies, Children and Misses. A ralted Oven Flo^bght, Full-width Storage Drawer and more. Norman J. Preuas, a former Board Hoar, who has worked at the Odd .Fellows Building. Spain. . REG. $32.95 and $35.00 VALUES $ NO DRIP COOKING. edge Full-Width 25.95 around the cooktop catrhe* nrcldentally tpllled food*. MAUft* off for »a«y-reach oven cleaning. Family Siz* Door iMrea floora, makea cleaning Hiaier. NOW ...... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE NINE PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON^., WEDI^SDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1958 fering more competition to the had a first opportunity to prepars thsrs ths troop first hiktd a'sec araturs dropped to eloee to asro ws have been iased Into R; we not necessarily expressed in dollar dividual in the world today is to The Zooming Airplane llnee already serving those cities. BOY SCOUT their own food. tion of the Appalachian Trail. Aleo y morning. fSaurl|pBlpr have been taught to copsider 26,- signs. The fur business as a jvhOle Hal Boyld learn to think for himael(, It wag In 1947 route mileage certified Troop 27 again enjoyed an Over- during July, a number of Scouts gThe troop has coma full circle nighter at Camp Johnson in M^y- enjoyed two or more weeks at 000,000 deaths in World War II, will lose its lop-sided, boom and easier to'do thia 'in ths 14th Oen- by the CAB totaled 298,680 miles; around the Zodiac, camping always now it totals 684,109 miles. "Notes and News It was also in May that a number Camp Pioneer. Sapniiuj ^prali have ^ chance of better general tury-!-but, then, you’d probably in tents. 'The members of this or several million deaths In the have been burfied at I3ie stake. . But problems sside, aid travel of Scoute apent a weekend at A weekend waa spent at Camp PUBLISHI^D BY n U : health and prosperity. The econo Space Race Seen CitiesiBuild Airports Scouting Team are William Ahlers, R . p . ; HUtALD PRINTUJG CO INC. Nazi gas chambers,- almost Just "Self-pity Is the worst of s6l prospects look bright. We can go Mount Manadock in New Hamp Johnson in September, Main William Auden, Charles Barsw, IS Stud I Strtel my as a whole, following this sym soaring irith Eddie Rickenbacker; 'Tent camping at least once In shire aa guesta of Explorers of lltj>e.1aland, but the welting list for the hot sun beating down through Macadonia Brook Park on the The January Campout waa a the Protectant Episcopal Church, not otherwlae credited in Uila paper been full and searing indeed. lines are going into more cities, leafless tFeeS. Camping by patrols, TEL. MItclu ll 9-4595 "It is only the lack of apace "In this day and age 1 very much I.'. II'IMI ' ('AI ' 'i- an hour, span the Atlantic in lesa telephones still stands at more eastern border of the State was a freezeout. Fortunately, tha tsnts the United Lutheran Church, and and alao .he local newa publixhtd here.- That was whenvhis young and providing more service but also of than 89,000. a number of the younger Scouts new experience in August. It was All rltthta el republlcallon ol apeclal that hls forced man to become as distrust experts. It and when the than two hours and the Pacific in were snugly pitched, for the tern- the United (3hurch of Christ. KOCHVILLE TR M271 dlapatchea herein are alao reaerved promising nation defied fatefully A Tliouglil for Today civilized aa he la. world blowe Itself up, the last co scarcely four hours." Full eerrtce client ol N B A Senr- into a bloody quarrel over the na Sponsored by the Manchester ^ "If people get the.idea there la herent sounds that will be heard wm le» ulc ture of ita own promise, until' Oonncll of Ohurchee more apace to )>e occupied, they will be an expert aaylng, Tt cant This is Captain Eddie Rlcken- Publlahera Repreaentatlvea; The be done.’ ” ^ baeker, chairman of Eastern Air brother fought brother In the may go back to the earlieat forms Juliua Mathewa Spirclal Aeency — New of colohiailsm, and engage in re Lines, talking. He is not talking York Chlceso Detroit and Boatnn. bloodiest war earth had yet seen. "I dislike the military mind and Manchester Pet Center MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Walt on the Lord ligious wars with the natives of poilticiani. The relativ Rnportance ■about the distant future. He is CIRCUUATtoNS And when we think of soul-test ". . . They who walt for the Lord tslklng about the day after to^ other planets. Why not? of politicians during their lifetime , Everybody's Tdjking M IM 273 ing human experience, we think of shall renew their strength, they "There would be room to make is out of ail proportion to their im 99S MAIN ST. •morrow. The Herald Prtntlni Company. Inc.. The alrplsne and the private aMumre no financial reaponaibtlity for Abraham Lincoln, the man who shall mount tip. with wings 'like again all the mistakes mankind portance in nletory. Who today can About Our Budqot Plan typocraphical errors appearini In ad- eagles, they shall,run and not be made In the past. name the minister of finance In -automobile are revolutionizing rertlaemente and other reading matter had to sR in the White House and ^transportation in the United tn The Mancheater Evenlna Herald weary, the.v shall walk and not "It might be a better thing if Austria when Beethoven lived wage one part of this fratricide. faint."—Isaiah 40;31. there were an invasion from apace there? ; Now Available States. This revolution—as pro Dtapiay advertlalng closing houra: • * » found aa any in the nation’s hls- We think of how the horrible enor against us. That at leaat would "Much aa I hate war I am not For Monday—1 p m Friday tory-^-wlil accelerate In the next WATKINS Tis the thr-r-rifty time to buy For Tuesday—1 p. m Monday mity of w'hat waa happening kept Even steel gets tired, declare the consolidate mankind.” a pacifist. One of war’s few charnns ' THE COMPLETE LINE OF For tVednesdaly—1 p m Tuesday. metallurgists. Bridges, railroad At 36 Ustinov, the London-bom Is in Its utter confusion. That’s decade. For Thursday-1 b m Wednesday. swelling up toward him. We think trestles, and supports for buildings In two years. Rickenbacker aaya For Friday- 1 p m Thursday of how he wrestled. In hls own son of a ' Russian newspaperman, why people wear uniforms In war For Saturdav-1 p m Friday are always made several times has become a literary Enfant Ter —to canalize the confusion. alrpl*n*9 cruising high SEMI-ANNUAL Claaairted deadline: 10:90 a m each mlfd and heart, with the apectilTe stronger than ever required above the weather \xith silent vl- rible of two continents. He bears ' "I , am not easily bored. Bores day of publication except Saturday - which so bewildered him—the spec against the threat of metal brattonlesa comfort initially In everything for your home at Watkins 9 a m . a pudgy, bearded resemblance to actually fascinate me. What is a the speed band of sound, or about FURNITURE tacle of both aides calling on the fatigtle. Anton Chekhov. He, talks like a BURNETT’S bore? To me a bore is someone who Men get tired too. The routine SOO miles an hour. Continuing Whdnesdas’. Febniar.v 12 same God for their witness and mixture . of Oscar Wilde; Bernard Is embarrassed by silence. advances In the development of of the daily tasks, the wear and Shaw and H. Lu Mencken. champion. We think of how he "I regard myself as an optimist. Jet power will move these speeds tear of heavy lifting, the ugliness As busy as he la unorthodox, An optimiit- is a man wtio knows % Did Paris Know? writhed under the strain—of the of the operations of some of the BIRD FOODS •up 2,900 miles an hour." Ustinov (he speaks five languages) exactly how w d a place the world After , the first news of the tears which did him honor as a jobs that men have to do, all con Lest Americans glow too happily has written s dozen plays and two can be. The peaaimist is a man who about this prospect, they might man and a.s a human being, of the tribute to the weariness of the SALE French bomblnK of a Tunisian vil- revues, acted In 10 piovies and If forever finding out," flesh. All nerd the "sabbath rest note a remark by Erie Cocke Jr., lape. thefe tvaa one thing: worM luxuries of mercy he sometlmos produced three. He is also a lec "History books around the world a rice president of Delta Air by Galilee," the "day of rest and turer,* a television star—and is opinion, and many Frenchmen permitted himself, of the steel will gladness," a regular release from should be standardized. As it is HEADQUARTERS FOR A U TOUR lines. Testifying In Washington currently turning out a 'novel. now each country looks at history ba estimated Russia now is flying themselves, hoped could be made he maintained otherwise, of the work. "I work on R over weekends," through its own lens. And there is clear. They hoped that the Inci jokes which sometimes seemed as But we need more than physical PETS and PET SUPPUES about 40 commercial Jets In In he said. "It’s difficult to aay what no place in which prejudice can ternational transport. The United dent could be established aa one grotesque ' aa the tension they rest from the grinding monotony it'a about—except to say that It’s take a firmer grasp than in school. of the week. We need the spiritual about a man who leama Itow to "'The biggest problem o# the In CALL FOR FREE INFORMATION Btates won’t have Its first until created by a military decision, sought to relieve, and we think dynamic which releases purpose to jnld-1958. taken in the field. They hoped It that perhaps never did sensitive our strivings. We need spiritual . JACK J. LAPPEN At the planes cleave the air far could be established that Paris did human being have to deal with a peace which conserves the energies overhead, millions of private . . . and guess what they're say not know about It, and therefore world so suddenly and violently up for better results in spiritual liv automobiles will travel nen-. high ing. We need the joy of divine ing? "'You mean I can pay speed highways on the ground. could not have approved it In ad side down, so ôst to the powers guidance which, more than any monthly T - No more big pay Within the next IS years 9 out vance. and counsels of reason, so unni^t- thing else, renews our strength ments? My house, car and life BUYING A NEW HOME? s f every 10 cities with s popula Premier Gaillard. In his appear urally turned to an unprecedented If the time should come and we insurance can all be budgeted on tion of 60,000 or more trill be ance before the French Naticgial seeking of blood, so guilty of turn- should sa.t« "Oh what a drudge R your pay-by-the-month plan?" linked by new auperhighwaya And I reply; “ Right you are!" Assembly, refuged to fiive this iilg its beautiful heritage into man Is" let's sit down, or lie down, or The federal government will fi bettc" still, kneel down, and ask So get 0(1 the bandwagon' to nance eonstnicUon of 41.000 milea. asgurance. Instead, aside from made horror. easy insurance payments.” God for divine direction In our To get an Idea of what thia some regret over the fact that But, in the midst of all this uti- lives. FAIRWAYS means, remember that today the “ D on’t dtilian lives fell victim to the at precedebted horror, there was one Everett C. Schneider delay-— sridely publicized toll highways tack, he devoted himself to a de thing he did not do. He did not be I for Call J. / . Today** amount to only a little more than fense of the attack. Instead of GERMANS MAKE AUTOS U.OOO milea. Take a toll highway come callous; he did not abandon Bonn — Germany’s automobile apology, or offer of indenrmity to . JACK J. LAPPEN, Jnsp and draw in the new roada his hope for humanity; his heart industry employs 300,000 workers valentines to be build- the toll road.s are an Tunisia, he held Tunisia Itself pri never narrowed but always ex —4.3 per cent of all the industrial Ml 9 ^ 6 6 Insignificant part of the whole. marily to blame for conditions panded; he insisted on believing employes In the Federal Republic. Origtnally the federal highway w'hlch justified the French action. that men could emerge from night program waa expected to coat $27.- Apd the French National Assem p22,000,000. Commerce Secretary mare and build a better world to All six bly backed his Stand with solid gether; he could even visualize this -Weeka recently raised that eatl- support. Such desperate unity 1s biate by 10 biUlon dollars. And it pieces shown tom and bleeding America refur may take aa long aa 20 years to natural enough when a nation bishing those principles which complete. finds Its policies under a full tide would make it the hope of the - If the cities are strangling In of attack from the outside world world. Plan on the best hedting . . . automatic traffic jams as drivers hunt for Complete Sofa-Sleeper Croup and when a nation feels, moreover, So we say, aa we think of the parking apacea. If they are toting that Its own motivations and justi ) I ( ) I I 1 \ •( ) V I oil heat and clean-action M ob fih a a tl passenger train service. If they agony of Lincoln, and of what still Cannot solve the problems of mas? PARK fications are not fairly appreciated came through It. that one can M Make your new home a more comfort- transportation- If all theae things IN MAPLE Perfect for summer cottages and dens at or understood. atand everything about horrible a iH iB i able home with aafe, dependable auto true, and they are, there is FREE home. Includes sofa-bed (opens to fall size The fact that the French are times except the growth of cal matic oil heating and new clean-action MobiiheaL one thing they can do. They can V PURNELL > bed), platform rocker and lounge chair with build airports. Look around: thus making an effort to brazen lousness, the loss of tenderness and Here’s the' entirely new fuel oil that actually cleans Enjoy wall-to-wall broadloom parking spring-filled cushions, two step tables and a the thing through is not, then, any In Salt Lake City work will 17900 mercy, the surrender of the dream as it heats. cobblers bench. Covered to order in Provinvial conclusive evidence that the air start In July on a 10 milljon dollar of what life could be, the abandon project to accommodate jet air Right at our print.s or homespuns. Or, if .voii prefer . . . raid in questkm was^ planned and ment of hope in man. And if Un- Cla«i.-h«tlsn MaWNMoi fives planes. Travel at the Salt Lake Sofa Bed. Lounge Chair and Platform Rocker . more clean htat per gatlonl rear door I authorized by the civilian govern coln could avoid such final perils M obilheat glrport has Increased an average at a low, low Watkins price for only $139.CiO. ment. In Paris. So far as it goes. and surrenders in the unprece ...... J of 19 per cent each year for the It merely shows that government past 10 years—"probably one of dented test of his time, so also, in fhs highest increases in the na has decided to back up the original our unparalleled age of barbarism, tion" says Joseph Bergln, airport decision, wherever It was taken. the small fires of decency and CAUldltehen 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY manager. And the key question, that of sensitivity can and must be kept SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS » New Orleans recently acqulrcl PRIVATE TWEED whether this was deliberate high alive within many people who do BEAUS Sfolsant International Airport a' level policy or merely rashness on not pretend to heroic stature, but AND Kenner. La., 15 miles west, and i the African battle scene, remains engaged in a . two million dol's who refuse, nevertheless, to sur MORIARTY BROTHERS renovation program. A -monorai: W e bought a solid carload unanswered. render all of human dignity and BEUES s>’atem to downtown New Orleans installed tvith cushion There are unpleasant reasons, faith and hope. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER is being discussed. Indlanapolia la however, for believing the worst. building longer runways (for jetsi Former Premier Mendes-France, at Iti new air terminal, completed and labor included 1.20 in 1956. to bring you this value for Instance, at first rushed to the “ Mink Or Nothing” New facilities at Boston's Logan defense of the honor of hls coun Alm9st any item on the financial A t Our Usual Low Discount Prices airport will cost 23 million dollars. try, proclaiming his faith that It Thle airport has been largely creat pages, these days, can be fashioned If you’ve always dreamed of having your rooms carpeted wall-to- was impossible that this could have ed in the past 10 years and It? Into a key which unlocks at leaat Square Yard . been a high level decision tgken in kmgeat runway is available for jet wall . . . here is .vour opportunity to enjoy this luxury at a piggy- one*ânalysi8 of our current reces iise. Wold-Chamberlain field at (going fast, too!) Paris. A little later, however, he bank price I ($329.00, for instance, carpets a 12 x 17 foot living 12 ft. wide sion. Mlnneapolit-St.' Paul ii in the hedged in such defense, admitting room, a 9 X 8 foot dining room and a 3 x 8 foot hallway). And you There was, the other day, a com For‘Him’ I For‘Her’ inidst ot a big expansion program. he had received information to the get the very newe.st when you choose Private Tweed at Watkins plaint from the nation's fur manu i ; ’ !.! Baltimore’s big Friendship Inter effect that the decision had been national Airport, costing nearly 15 .. . loom tufted loop-pile tweeds in a gorgeous array of up-to-the- facturers. Their complaint was STEARNS & ' FOSTER taken in Pans after all. Stillion dollars, still has plenty of minute colors. Plus . . . car)iet cu.shion arid labor completely in about the mink business, and what New Spring Nvlon At the time of the Suez crisis, room and there la talk of ringing stalled by our own layers! So don’t-delay another minute. Call they were crying about was the Oie city with helicopter airports too, it was hard to believe the Mitchell 3-5171 and-our representative will call with samples fact that the mink business was for aerrice to . Friendship. worst of French policy. But later .. . measure your home . . . quote you prices. too good." Last December Oklahoma City revelations left little doubt that Sports Shirts passed a seven million dollar bond What they meant was that Amer- Seamless Hose the whole affair wa,s premeditated, baue which, with matching funds jean women h^'e gone for mink in \ and that the French government 4f from the federal government, will Light Beige Gray-Turquoise Green Moresque such a big way that, for those* ' ■ $ 2 * 6 2 Modernize the municipal airport to Exeter - had actually'been the hgrd-hitten peeking mere prestige in furs„ accommodate jets. In Miami a six Sandalwood-Beige Brown-and-Green drivdng force which pressured Brit pr. Billlion dollar terminal building Is nothing else \x-ill do. It has become 3pr. ain Into that disastrous adventure, ^ A' under construction. A new terminal "mink or nothing," which works ‘ $3.95 Vedues White-Black and Gray Gray Moresqua so perilous for the whole world. to going up at Portland, Ore. out to ever increasing sales of $4:05 Value . A two million dollar Improve- BEDDING And then, as now, France's policy mink, but lower sales of furs In bright new spring sport shirts in Ivy League ■lent program is echeduled to start was based on the French assump- general. and ajiread (xtllars. All are fresh ^ new pat Flatter "her” with our first quality nylon thia ]w r at Des Moines Municipal . Uon that the war against Algerian AirporL Nine million dpilara is in- Why does it have to be mink ? terns. Select from cottons, celapirms, wash- seamless hose. She’ll love this gift. In micro Independence must be won at all folved. in the current airport Im Compare the Exeter with mattresses advertised elsewhere "When a woman gets out of her sb'p ra.vons. S-M-L-yi.. mesh or flat knit. Size.s 8>2 to 11. Real luxury costs. 1 provement program at Columbus, as $59.50 values.’’ You’ll chouse Exeter, we know, because Cadillac,a.sks one fur manufac at a very low price.' phlo. Franfce Is completely unable to it’s made better . . . sleeps better . . . and is guaranteed turer, "how are you going to know ' Kanaae City has constructed a FIBER Each 10 break itself away from the idea ‘ ^Drip Dry” Cotton flew airport 17 miles north of Its she has money unless she's wear Place years by a nationally famous company. Exeter Mattresses that It must .have: military 'victory Nylop Slips-Gowns •Bwntown area. Toledo has a new ing a mink?" are made with 252-coil doilltle-offset innerspring units; In Algeria. So long as it remains Be practical, give "her” a fine gjrport which is hailed as one of Because it has become mink or Dress Shirts the'most modem in the nation. St. slave to this idea, it is willing to nylon slip pr gown and watch her quilted cotton Insulo cushion in place of ordinary sisal; nothing, (her bidding for skins has .37 Xktuis completed Its moderaistic start other wars, or to extend the Every man wants this new mira face light lip. An unusually fine RUGS downy quilted cotton felt upholstery an(i sturdy Seat Edges become high, and the prices of cle dress shirt that needs no Iron selection of 13.95 values to select Iqmbert-St. Louis field only two ■ Algerian war, or to defy world .37 years ago, finds It Is already taxed mink.keep going up. ing- and drys quickly. Barrel cuffs,’ from at only . . . } ■- A'' that defy sagging. Box Springs arc built on husky spruce opinion. Somebody, sooner or later, ps~,uwnert. .-tr'' i-'ollars—while, , t -V.-. -io. , ;:-*..V .» to handle traffic. ** Philadelphia is extending the In- frames with 72 heavy gauge coils for proper support. Twin has to break up this hopeless strug And all this is. of course, quite only. Reg. $4.99 values. , Closeouts^ eloquent as a description of the strument landing runway at its or full sizes in handsome brown striped ticking! gle, and free France as well as Al Handbag;® big International Airport, opened type of inflationary prosperity geria. The one element of hope in Silk Ties Leather, plastics that look like in 1958. Chicago has put O’Hare last Saturday's bombing is ,that it Ijoom we have been trying to keep leather, novelties—Ih clutch, shoul into operation, helping to relieve may have triggered a reaction, in jlermanent. That kind of boom Choose a tie for that Special "hei” der strap, envelope or regulation congestion at the nation's most Every 1957"Deltox Fiber Rug is in could keep going oh. evesr' hjgher Imported silks, silk stripes, bem- atyles. Reg. $3.95 values. - heavily used airport - Midway. Dramatic in gay plastics! side and outalde France, which will February‘Best Buy From 1947 until the end of this cluded in thi.s closeout sale . . . re- and higher, exactly as Ipng as we bergs, dacrons and "wash and lead to the Internationalization of wear" ties. Reg. 12.00 values. year the Port Authority of New gardles.s of fo m e r price! Choose the Algerian issue, with outside can keep on buying more and more HERE 18 SOMETHING YOUR York will have put $235. million from plains, textures and plaids in Influences permitted to re.scue mink at evfr higher prices. Pre “ Man Tailored” Shirts "BETTER-HALF" HAS ALWAYS DESIRED.— Into Idlewild International Airport. several colors each. Use these rugs All this is aimed'to accommeâte Eclipse Innerbed France froth the struggle it cannot tending that mink la the only Cuff Link Sets "Roll-up” sleeve shirts that every for year ’round low-cost coverings. wearable fur is no more silly than the enormous growth in airline win. Three and four piece sets that look worhan just adores. New cotton AHNEGREGG travel. Passenger miles flown by Perfect for summer places. Moth some other thinge we have been ,and are f a r ' more expensive! stripes, dacron and cotton solid J .67 scheduled and nonscheduled air proof, odorless even during damp sleeper Sofa doing. Detroit's automobile Is an All gift boxed. Choose a set of colors, novelty patterns, tailored lines last year totaled 25,800,000.- weather. The A g o n y o f Lincoln other symbol. This could, also be/ cuff links and tie bar or cuff links, like a man’s, shirt. Reg. $2.6fr 000, compared with only 6,313,312,- Reg. $249.00 tie -bdr and money clip. Orily . . . values. '000 10 years earlier. 199 termed the era of the executive Corner China Cabinet All things are relative, our In the same period the number atx'areneas of disorder, unreason, expense account and the unlen -y’ l of domestic passengers rose, from X 9 feet, reg.' and tragedy In our world of today boss’s racing stable. 12,890,000 to. 45.00J.OO0. 6 .95 A handsom^ slimline sofa bed made . being, cohditionsid; by all that bu All this "mink or nothing" mood Now p«/y 5 3 4 * 9 5 Yet the,airlines are not happy. 81^^4.95 to $17.95 12 even more dramatic by the use of •s’, I manity, has: become accustomed to has'to come to an «ad:\iust aa the Rtaniey (Sewirtz, vice president djf plain plastic covers in Red, \Vhii;e, the Aîr Transport Assn., says, 8 X feet, reg. ' in Ha paat. W e m y think we have pai;tlcuikr zo6m of, our ecfinomy "While doing twice the business Turquoise, Black, Greei), Coral or ■ never seen things quite so tragic which could ptroduce it has to end, the domeetle trunk (airlines) now $21.95 to $2|4.96, 1 7 ” ' • » Suntan. Adds smartness to apartment and discouraging, ao much in con- too. ' maike half the profit they did in MANCHESTEit LUMBER, INC. 9 X 12 feet, reg. Use Watkins Convenient ' living rooms and deiis. Converts to * traat with what tbs good life on Some day now we will dlacqver I»62." . ' * bed for two with comfortable inner* Also available In 'wOven 255 CENTEItST. PHONE Miy.1144 The airlines claim their paasen- earth might be. But we have been that furs other than mink can pro $22.95 to $29.50 1995 ■pring mattrese! fabrics if you prefer. fftr ratea have been frozen by the Budget Payment Plan brought along toward.this point; vide warmth, atyle and dlatincUon

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FAOiS TEN MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1*, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, *C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN mim I , Ike Sfees Hike in Jobs Driving Instruction Starts in Second Grade Former Russian I , ^ By RAW SHAW Starting During March Lawton. Okla. — When a ■ child ia promoted from ths third Witness at GI Trial (C4>ntliniMl fr«Hn Pb«« O"*) to fourth grade at Garfield Ele mentary School here, he's quali (DimtlniiMI from Pago One) y I nniTiic iHustlon came iMi than 24 fied as an A-1 automobile driver. hoiira after; News Tidbits Cbahces are his' knowledge of Island City. N.T., last July 3 and 1. The government reported that Obituary asked Rhodes td come to their Culled from AP Wires go(x] driting habits surpasses that JohleasneK* last month increaaed of his parents.' For example: New York office. He said Rhodea 1,120,000—the biggest monthly rise Fifty thlril graders took the same agreed and there was a general written tests given petnons apply Emil t. JolUMon conversation on ths wAy In. since the depression of the 1930s Bridgeport Republican Town ing for Oklahoma drivers licenses. Emil J. Johnson, 76, 492 Wood- Defenss counsel Lt. Col. John F. to a total of nearly 4% mUllon. Committee will meet tonight to en bridge St., died last night at the Hummel leaped with an objection dorse J. Kenheth Bradle.v of West- They scored an average of 82. 2. Eisenhower followed up swiftly Parentb.of the children took the Manchester Memorial Hospital. when the prosecution asked Kehoe TftIMINDOUS lummer values in huge quan* ^ open o convenient monthly poymeni with announrement that he is ask port for GOP gubernatorial nomi same test. Tke average score wa»= Bom In Sweden Nov. 24. 1881. to describe the conversation. Hum ing Congress to authorise a $2-bil- nation. . . Seven-month old daugh ms came to this country at the age V lion program of modernisation of ter of compo.ser Nelson Riddle dies 58—12 pointVjesa than passing. mel contended it Was necessary for titles . . . at terrifk spvingil exeunt new . .. no payments till May. From the tlnle a child enters the of 10 and settled in Norwich. He the prosecution to prove first that post offices and postal services of acute virus infection. moved tO' the Hartford area 18 ‘X ■ ' over three to-five years. Four-hour fire in Kansas City, second grade at 'Garfield until he years ago and had been a>. resident there.was a conspiracy and that graduates into Junior high school, Rhodes- was a pert of It before SMALL DEPOSIT now Holds your pufdiaie Weeks Sees 5 Millinn Idle Kan., destroys S-story building he Is drilled on safe-drjying habits. of Manchester for the pest 11 i* Secretary of Commerce Weeks housing department etore and Orears. A retired tellor. he was any etstement of the accused could 'Drive' In AIslea be used against him. on Layaway till M ay 151 has predicted that unemployment causes estimated $200,000 damage Second graders "drive^ up and formerly employed et the J.. W. will climb to about five million this . . . Federal funds made available Hale Corp. Lt. Col. James P. Healy Jr.,’ month and then commence a down down the aisles in their clalisrooRi. serving as Judge, eustatned the ob for construction of new National using crayon-colored platek' as .He leaves hla wife, Mrs. Celia ward seasonal trend. Guard armory in Naugatuck. Johnson; four sons, Ralph of St. jection and cautioned the 10-mem -lames C Hagerty, White House steering wheels and giving hapd Third graders David Altizer, 8. and Sandra Koriath, 9,'put into playful practice toma'of tli* ruleaof. ber court-martial to disregard Bodies of four youngsters recov signals when they tuni. 'JdhPllbury, Vt.. Raymond of Nor press secretary, was asked whether ered from icy brook in Dublin, 'Va. good driving they have been studying. 1 - v wich, Cspt. Russell in the tl.S. Kelso's reference to a confession. Kisenhmvers prediction that job . . . British-Greek talks near end The second graders also learn to Army in Japan, and Richard John Kelso then asked that Kehoe be WARDS^ lessness will begin to decline in with little sign that any progress rc''d and. Identify traffic signs, dis son of Woodbridge; two daughters, (Reused—be may apnear later— March means that the administra was made toward agreement on fu tinguishing thos” they cannot read Mra. (Jeorge Phillips of the prov and obtained the recess. tion looks, for an increase in Feb ture of disputed Cyprus Island. by their shape. Post Office Water ^ SewerFinance Answers ince of Quebec, Csnada. and Mrs. Kelso told the court jreeterday ruary Swedish authorities fear 240-ton They have a "traffic light" in the J. P. Morrison of Hartford; a he will show that an exchange of In direct reply, Hagerty simply motor ship Pasrh and her fl-man classroom made by their teacher, brother, Peter Johnson of Boston, Information and money began after SALE! 6 PCS. referred newsmen In Eisenhower's Mrs. Allen Priddy. of s broom To Await Budget Deliberation ^^1 crew lost in Baltic blizzard . . . Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Anna Hen- Rhodes went drinking and night UNBRELLA, TABLE expression of confidenre thai the Predominantly Catholic Guatema stick, shoe box and Christmas Plan Hits at rickson of Cromwell, and 13 clubbing with a Ruasian mechanic “ beginning of the end will come in lights. lans asked to attend mass demon Answers to questions about Wa-#penaea of $388,590.88 from Aug. 18, grandchildren. ’ and two Russian women, and »..4 CHAIRS M arch" After the second graders have The funeral will be held Friday wound up in the apartment of one At the outset of his statement, stration at arrival of U.S. Evan mastered the inside drills, they ter and Bewer Department finances 1955 to Aug. 14. 1958, gelist Billy Graham. Receipts of 8356.300.85 and ex- morning at 11 o'clock at the Wat- of the women. Flisenhower took note of the unem move to an elaborate traffic train Job Slump will be postponed until Town Di 'Klns-'West FunOral Home. 142 E. Subeequentl.v, he eaid, Ruealan 8 8 ployment figures made public yes ing board. Laid out on a table are penass of $398,837.18 from Aug, 15, rectors go over the' budget for the 1958 to June SO, 1957: Center St.. wHh Elder John Hay agents told Rhodes the woman was terday. He said they indicate that ference I told the local officials miniature streets, tiny traffic sig $B DOWN “ the current falling off In the (Continued from Page 0jrovementa and extensions were, Sharp of Glastonbury; five grand CHAISE, 2 FOLDINq CHAIRS |hM8ed--practically indestnictible— Issue with him, that the town can be going over new budget requests Among the discrepancies are TaxValueCut Involved and the pressure this puts its they learned in the two primary tereat.” to be turned in by Feb. 21. children, and four great grandchil not float the necessary bond issue grades. Most of the building would be 142,905.53 under the "expendi- dren. Sturdy, lightwaight, compact. Choito foldi’ aoti- AnRstriMg Excelon tile! Regularly 15c on msn.v businesses across the unless said is approved by the vot The Directors must approve. In tures*< llsUng for 1952-53 and $20,- 3-PC. BARBECUE land. \Vhile these developments re The program is directed bv the financed by private Interesta. un May, a town budget to cover the The funeral will be held at 2:30 Tosvn Directors will consider ly. hot 4-poiition odjuitmant. Hidden davica flect Important features of our ers. This approval was, of course, i school's principal, Mrs. Mildred der the lease-purchase law which 629.83 listed in the itemized ac Friday afternoon et the Erickaon- Exeaka'i m baowtiful at It k duroWol denied by the voters at the spe fiscal period from July 1, 1958 to count for the same period. For the Broad St. property devaluations at pravantt fingar injury. 2- DOWN present economic situation, they j Colthart, and Oklahoma Hlgh'way permits the government to sU' July 1, 1959. Naab-Hansen Funeral Home, New P99 W y IgPVTWv 0890 ROOvOlOO OODiyni Ifl must be seen in perspective as we cial election a week ago. I Patrolman Wesley Miller. thorize such construction under a 1956-57 pe'rjod, the "expenditures' Britain. their THiesday me»ting. lena Soren wabbing won't look ahead." I still say a filtration plant ia "We catch the children before long-term leaie arrangement. The Directors received a statement Hating for extmsions and improve Friends may call at the funeral Suggested changes would reduce cotoîa RgxIMg MIm roeist I absolutely essential to the health on water finances mads up by ments is $67,830.14 and the item valuations on the land of 15 oa-n- mildaw or ret or waokan 37.9S Eisenhower then went on to they have a chan'” to form im government eventually takes title home tomorrow night from 7 to 9 quality d-ft. iturdy redwood to* NTMMGg dkollB} procMool 8of ol floOFI predict the start of recovery in ' of our men. women, and children proper conceptions about driWng," when the buildings are paid for. town water and sewer depart Ized account total is $74,523.41. o’clock.. ers in the Broad St. business block from fun or uaa. south of the Mason-Dixon Line The White House announcement ment accountants under the man Martin explained that the item by $148,380. bla. Saot* 3. landi a rue* a • • GMRM In bOBGNBGNM March. Miller says. ized account does not include all Referring to the programs al al Middle Turnpike. As a mat Mra. Colthart .said most parents estimated $1<3 billion of the new ager's direction last night. A They would cut the totlal of $325.- Ik look to your pottoi. 6*^ PGGtw ..$13. fx 13' fo tw . $34. ready undertaken or planned- to ter of fget my doctor has told me are as enthusla.stic over the pro- program would represent private statement on sewer finances will improvements anti , extensions 601 set after a revaluation here repeatedly not to drink the highly investment In construction of new follow in the next two or three Some purchases made'lp one fiscal About Town last year to $177,221.' combat the recession. Eisenhower I gram as their children. Only one days, Martin said. year woijld hot be useîm tll the said he was making it public "to chlorinated water at the South end, parent has complained. post offices. The government’s Two Broad St. buildings also in dispel false impressions and to and I use It only for bathing. actual capital investment would be The audit report made by the following fiscal period. hVaaid. In The Mary Cushman Group of the volved in the prtoosed changes I A father said his 7-year-old Hartford accountant covera b o ^ one year, employe pension "and so Second Congregational Women's make clear the a'Ctivities of the To summarize, the taxpayers I daughter called him dowT six times $175' million a year earmarked for would be cut from $1,605 to $6,076 administration in these fields. " Re i and the rent pa.yers ate going to new .mail handling devices and water and sed-er finances. cial security payments w e re Fellowship wHl hold Us monthly on One end from $31,391 to $26,907 |.on one trip whe. he dangled his Looking over the water finance charged to improvements and ex meeting Friday evening at the ed group ferring then to such activities, he ' be required to pay at least $300,- elbow out of the window or exceed other equipment for the leased on the other. said; I 000.00 more for the filtration plant i buildings, plus rehabilitation nr ex statement. Director Ted Cummings tension, h'e added. home of Mrs. Joseph Reggetts. .16 ed the speed limit. remarked; "It’s impossible for me The amount of assets has InV Auburn Rd. Mrs. Russell Taylor One other piece of land and a "They include action in recent i than would have been necessary pansion of some federally owned building aouth of the Park St. months by the Federal Reserve if we bed built this plant 10 years post office buildings. to compare the conclusions of the creased much more than the lia will be co-hostcas. auditors and the conclusions of the bilities, the manager told the Bridge would be cut from $2,654 System to ease credit, with dra ago. Referring to yesterday’s unem to $1,730 on lan property in the los^-n at ' surplus and are using certain sec- . ment denounced the bombing and 1952 to June 30. 1957. o’clock in the hall of the Church ; ’’5'' * meeting. sharp increase in the first half of two months the government ought Martin told the Directors that Martin said. He told the Board At the same meeting, the Direc this year in the rate at wlîcli de ! tions of the slate as dumping supported the Tunisian demand for to accelerate Its highway and that it was planned to take care of the A.ssumptlon. I grounds" ; French w'ithdrawal. Iraq told the water and sewer Income is "pro- tors are also scheduled to con fense procurement contracts will public works , programs. He said ^ rated" by analyzing uncollected of wastes to 1975. sider: be placed with private Indiiatry." ; Said dealer Bernard McDermott j United States and Britain it the country has been in an "in After the meeting. Cummings, The police and firemen's set I strongly protests the raid and w a te r and sewer hills. Bills are back party committee will meet 1. Proposed forms for the man One source sal^ privately the of West Hsven: ventory panic" and is working Its j aent out for both servicea togeth- who asked for the session to clsrify ager’s budget requiesl for the new administration has known "for a I "Obviously the companies are Pakistan promised to support any way out. confusion on Wster and Sewer De Friday night at 7 o'clock at the I move Tunisia made in the 'U.N. firehouse of Hose Co. No. 1. Town fiscal year jfrom July 1958 to number of days" the approximate j using certain sections of the state "I shall be surprised If the tide The town water atatement partment finances, said; July 1959. trend of Janiiarv emplo'yment. The j to dump their surplus and motor- ' Moscow Radio said a Soviet ship hasn't turned before two months showed the following: "The manager went around the Fire Department, at the corner of I had been ordered to Tunisia with 2. A pension ordinance amend situation was discussed by Eisen ist.s in other sections of Connecli- are up,” Bush added. Receipts of $248,359.88 and, ex- Water and Sewer Department au Pine St. and Hartford Rd. ment clearly stating the man hower Monday with a g ro ^ of his ' cut are being made to pay for it " food supplies for Algerian refu- But Sen. O'Mahoney, a member penses of $204,565.59 from Aug. 15, dit by presenting his own report , gees. ager’s authority to grant retire top economic advisers. I Sections of the state represent of the Senate-House Economic ■ 1952 to Aug. 14, 1953. on s different s.vstem on the Water The next group baptism at St. ment deferrals to town employes. ■They reportedly agreed thAt-un ed At the meeting were New Ha I The French Assembly, all but Committee which has ssked the; Receipts of $333,959.24 and ex-' Department only. It's very difficult Mary’.a Episcopal Church will be I the clo.se-knif Communist bloc of 3. Appointment of a charter re employment ma,y rise further this ven. Hartford, Waterbiiry. West- White House to spell out plana fqr j penses of $262,104.07 from Aug. 15, ■ I® compare the two." held during the 11 o’clock service vision commission. month: that it then will stapt port. Norwalk. Greenwich And ! 149 and a handful of other depu combating the slump, aaid he is 1953 to Aug. 14. 1954. If the manager’s statement is Sunday.' The Rev., Prescott Beach ties backed Gaillard's defense of Jr. wiil lead the preparatory con 4. Setting a public hearing on an dropping as outdoor work picks Stamford. Unrepresented were convinced "the depression will not Receipts of $283,394.26 and ex the true picture, the Director add additional appropriation from the a u t h e n t i c STYLING! 249.95 QUALITY! up; and that a business upturn Bridgeport. Torrington and Mid the military action. ' end next month oi; the month after penses of $235,582.39 from Aug. 15, ed. "Nothing . can be concluded ference for parents snd God-' can be expected to start bv sum dlesex County. The 38-ycar-old Premier stood that." 1954 to Aug. 14, 1955. from the auditor's report except parents^ tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the ' ira ahawA kcense nr fund /i/aar 1ir>sanajk to pay faaa the State This handsome colonial group includes sofa-bed, wing chair, IPBOLSTEIIY FMMC mer. adamant against local press add Guild room. its share of dog license fees. b'Mahoney said the administra Receipts of $303.8.51.26 and ex- that it’s all wet." A public hearing on the pen generous-sized coffee table and 2 step tablet. Sofa-bed is PROTECTED IHTN The economic advisory group international criticism of the tion ought to take the wraps off bombing incident. He expressed August Von Hone. 166 Etdridge sion ordinance amendment Is art with which Eisenhow'er conferred regret over the loss of civilian life some dam and other water proj tools it has," Sparkman said. He for Tuesday's meeting. comfortable as seating or sleeping piece— has deluxe 180-coil Monday was formed st the sug TeHclipr.s C onsult ect contracts he said It has or Unlucky Driver St., will celebrate his 98th birth ;OTCHGARD' but claimed most of the dead were added that he has in mind fuller use day tomorrow. He was born Feb. The Directors will start their construction. Choice of inviting colors in high quality tweedt gestion of Secretary of the Treas soldiers of the rebel Algerian Na dered the Interior ’department not of its authority and appropriated session in the Municipal Building ury Anderson shortly after he Iîence Expert •Rocky Mountain National Park. 13, 1860, in Germany and served STAIR ICFEllEI tional Liberation ^ Front. to sign. funds to stimulate housing con in the German Army. At present, hearing room at 8 o’clock. Complete room with matching platform rocker . . ...49.88 took office last fall. It is made Gaillard said the forces in Al A substantial upturn by midsu'm- struction. faster action to get the Ck)to. (iP)—Robert C. Hughes of up of Anderson. Weeks. Chairman he makes his home with his son, An expert\on junior high school geria have long been authorized by mee was forecast by Secretary of Interstate highway construction Westminster, Colo., will be mighty Edward Von Hone and wife. LIQUOR-TAX YIELD GAINS Raymond J. Saulnier of the presi science programs will discuss the the government to "exercise legiti Labor Mitchell in a speech in Pat-* program moving full tilt, and fur careful when he passes another car Washington — Alcoholic bever dent's Council of Economic Ad- problems of setting up a curri- mate defense." He said they did t^rson. N.J., last night. ther eastnôf credit. doing 55 miles an hour in a 35-mile 11 JAP SCIEN'n.STS SAVED ages produced $920,658,553 In tax Msors, Chairman Willism M. Mar niliim in the silence department this when they raided Sakiet Sldi Tills drew from Sen. -Sparkman MltchelK called the business zone hereafter. Tokyo, Feb. 12 (A5 — Eleven and license .revenue for the 48 MANY MORE UNADVERTISED LAWN AND GARDEN SAVINGS! tin of the Federal Reserve Board, I of Barnard Jiinior''îgh. Dr. Ralph Yousse|, wjilch he labeled "an (D-AlaV the comment that "the slump Vone of the periods of tran- Hughes was arrested for doing Japanese scientists were evac states and the District of Colum and presidential assisla-nt Gahnei Klerstead, science ^ consultant for active center of war and infiltra discouraging thing is the sdmii)- slliori and adjustment that are a SAVE ^30! Wards fciUggOI'l Hauge. just that. The car he passed was uated by sea plane from the bia in 1956. a rise of $77,708,948 the State Department of Educa tion" establiahed by the rebels. istratlon's apparent willingness 'to normal ; part of economic that of Wayne H. Hackett, national Antarctic expedition station to- over the 19.15 figure. 8 The group m»t at the White tion, will meet tomorrow sfter- "The government does not recog just sit and speak hopefully.” growth.’^ He said unemployment ia park commissioner who Judges da.v" and flown to the Japanese House several Ume.« during the . noon with nine science teachers nize culpability in this affair,” "There can be an upturn if the higher than he would like to lee iti traffic violation cases in. the park. rescue ship Soya Maru, expedi .fall and" winter period from Barnard and, the science Gaillard declared. administration will only use the but that he does not expect the Riding with Hackett were Chief tion headquarters here reported. v e r y b e s t 1 hp. air conditioner Save 421. ..19" roW y mower I teachers from the high school. "present adjustment will be either Judge John Biggs Jr. of the U.S. The 2,700-ton Soya Maru along I The reason for the conference long or of continued severity." Third Circuit Court of Appeals with the U.S. Icebreaker Burton FN IIOMKS—( M i, 1HK I Is that the teachers, having vCprked Sen. Flanders (R-Vt), a member from' Wilmington, Del,, and U.S. Island Were bogged down in ioe Open Forum for a year to change the science of the economic committee, said he District Judge J. Skelly Wright of 78 miles from the Ongul Island with automatic recoil starter curriculum, have reached a point Waln ut Whatnot Not A he^s^ regarded the highway program as New Orleans. station of the Japanese scienti R. F. DIMOCK CO. ‘Absolutely F .ssen ial’ I where they feel they need some the quickest acting stimulant Hughes waa fined $25: fic'" team. •; Ml il-.')2l.'> 2 HP 4-cyefa engma To the Editor. ; advice, according to George Brad- Illinois^ Historian Charges available. He said it could be i:- In Uiia period of rapidly advanc. laii. vice principal. opened up by spring and "nothing Originaf price ... 89.30 >68 Ing operational cost a for towns and The science program had been else we can do in the way of expen ciues and Uie resultant increase in under srnitlny for a year due to Waahi{iglon. Feb. 12 (A^--;Ford’s^ Walton aaid later much of the ditures wilt come along as toon as Change cutting height in sacendsi Staggered taxea, the following comments will the sudden increase in pupili# at Theater, where Abraiiam Lincoln furniture ie fake and 'Fb doesn't spring does." Sen. Humphre.v (D-MInn)' called >khaal design ends lovm scalping. Sharp, two undoubtedly bo of interest to every ! the junior high when the new high was shot, is one of the most popu want It. tena styling, tool FREE leaf mulcher. taxpayer and rent payer in the school was completed. Bradlau said lar tourist mecras in downtoivn The Illinois state historian specif for fast administration support for South portion of Manchester. I say the school found Itself with insuf Washington. But are its exhibits ically challenged a walnut whatnot a big school construction program" rent payer because rent payers ficient equipment. Ishoratories. authentic.?' and an oak stand as never being to provide more jobs. have to absorb increased la.xes, and The National Park Service in part of Lincoln’s furniture. Walton j 20% OFF TOOLS text book.s, reference works, and CaIJs for PWA Save $25 . . . 19-incb 1 say South Sectign becaii.se only teachers. sists they arc, An Illinola historian said there an^ other items in the i Sen. Chavez (D-NM), announced the section south of .MMdlp Turn ' The number of teachers has says they aren't. .same category. i he would meet with key members pike is supplied by the Town-owned jumoed from two to nine. The Both the threater anti Ijie Peter The furniture is part of a Lincoln of the Senate Public Works Com self-propelled rotary Water Departmeril shortage of equipment and books sen House across the street where collection that Congress purchased mittee with the idea of arranging AM More than ten years ago I was is gradually being remedied. How ; Lincoln died are operated by. the In 1926 for $50,000 from the late a "pretty-quick” start of hearings HARDWARE, PAIRTS writing letters to the Herald i(;gu- Park Service as museums. ever. Bradlau said the achool ad Osborn H, Oldroyd. The Slate of on a bill introduced by Sen. Gore jbst guide ifl $ 0 0 larly about the dire need for a ministration and staff wishes to ]_ Visitors are' told that among Illinois was a disappointed prospec (D-Tenn). That measure.would re filtration plant at the soiillieast take advantage of new and better rttems on exhibit are furniture tive buyer in what Walton now con vive the old depression-era Public Ori^mal prka .. . 124.50 V V reservoir. I was invited to an enf- ideas In planning science cur- ; pieces from Lincoln's Springfield, siders something of a . white ele Works Administration (PWA) to the record ronferenee witp the late III., home, the only home the Chll phant purchase. Savings on oil building supplies Rugged 2'/s HP 4-cycle angin. does your Town Manager. George H. Waddell’ I nciita, since new supplies must be foster a half billion dollar public purchased anyway. , War president ever owned. But Mc(?lui-e .rejoins; works program to create more Save now on Wards steel blinds! hard work. Post "easy adjust” cutting height. and lata Dr. D.C.V, Mooie, presi But Clyde L. Walton. Illinola "Congress must have been satis and lumber, too, in our dent of the Board of Health] and a Mathematic department prob- state historian, has challenged this, jobs. I Hos EASE-O-MATIC clutch. See it at Words. representative of the State Board lems in the junior and senior high fied of the authenticity' to pay ChQose in 14 ready-made sizes i school w,'ill be the subject *of a sec- contending most of the items prob th at kind of money.’’ He added; GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE SELLS REGULARLY FOR $179.95 of Health. At that time it was fi ably are fake. ■ Official Hideout Check our low nally and definiately agreed llial If I ond conference Feb. 18. The men who run the museum "Our documents show the furni Ail-white durobla anomal slots, woven- ture to be authentic. We plan no pricea on liunbcr! SAVE$15...22'' SAVE$21...10'V 1 would stop writing the critical let- politely disagree. Petereburg, Va.—Peteraburg po • ladder cotton cords and topes. Ex- te n to The Herald a flltrallon plant ' FIIENC'H PI.ANES IN RAID "As far as we- know theyire au investigation. Further investiga lice were able to write one mlasing ROTARY TILLER ELECTRIC TILLER would be budt. Paris,' Feb. 12 (AV-France tion will have to come from ' Dr. elusive matol-tip cord permits aoiiar said today all the airplanea and thentic,'' Stanley McClure, acting persona report off their-records— In addition to mild chlorination historical chief of national capital Walton."' \ , Rodest RIeux wee found in jail. slot ramovol .for cleaning, ihortanirig. sale $149 of public water supplies the "nhust' bombs uaed in the raid on a parks, told a reporter However, Rep. Mack aays; Rieux was arreated on a' driving Open Mondays thru *38 for haaltby water ia a filtration Tunisian frontier ' village last "I certainly Fridays A.M. to 27-30x<|4' sixes, rag. ?.98, tow 2.66 I • I ■ . The conlroveray officially startedi ‘t i certainly^ don t want any- charge •»(! fined $50. Unable to A. Plonnow for summer months ahhodl Hondsoina Tru-^4 0et.|S9jpi tasy m ne plaaL No erne will deny. thgt. Fur- Haturday belonged to Franco and « year ago today on Uiicoln'a birth- ‘^thin|( returned to Illinois untit this pay, he waa returned to jail. ' 5 P.M. Saturdays 31 -3 8 x 6 4 'Uzat, rag. 3.49, how 3.14 .Qrif.l2«A0IHi,myaHJtP I S<1, ' f , 1 ' ' thar, wa are no longer mildly chlor- were not NATO equlpmedt The ...... ■-hen Rw>." ------~ ‘ • ' U cleared up.'.', y air conditioner has pushbutton controls' removes u% to\ eepl... I.lf-ereaein*a ' < h. R»,>er Will ThMssr^ Petsr F. Mack Jb Hfe wife, who hadn’t heard from 8 A;M. to Nbon -If-; A". m .Jew eiN*...f.fS inafltig our water af the South end, raid on Aaklrt SIdi Voussef was (D-ni), w hoîepreeente the district Which meena it probai)ly will be hhp for eeveral idaya, reported him r . v ? ' 9 gals, of moisturajdeny. 4 ediusteWskoIr diractg^ '" Mwt. A4|. 4 ».Hi M e h e t , ' * 7- but are using double the chlorine n ^ e by eight French jeto and that ones sent LincolnUi to Congress, quite a while before the ^fu^(iture' njitHing. When he woa found, the & SUPPLY CO. BOLTON NOTCH / ' that la soMosed to be used. At the I - . - ■ / •’4 . -• ‘ ■' *,■. T.S.-made B26 bombere and proposed that the furniture be re- — authentic or not — beglna the fine waa paid- and Rieux was '“■I, ttma et uie' above mentioned con- Nnvy On naira. < i , turned to Springfield. long" trek waetwerd. ' laaaed.. I'l I ' I , - I' J // I !»■■ I -iv. .'I' ‘ /■ - f SA ‘A • : “ ' j /- - .• ' ' */ K-; r ' , « . 1 ' ■'V.. \ \. ’ ■' A. ’. L ■J V'-:. •« 1 'N a J -I i'i i \ iVl f. ■■■ r

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTEJl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CbNN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 12, 1968 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1958 "7 T Section Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12’, 1968 mtittrheBter Spenhtg HeraUi Pages 13 to 24 Rockville-Vernon Town Meeting Due Feh. 19;^ Author Heard ^ Skating Conilitiona Kings Daughters 148 Pints of Blood Collected, y o l r Curirent cold, wasthar baa in- Hold Meeting at aurad ica akatlnr in Manchester As 51 Walk in at Elks^ Club Heavy Agenda Faces Voters By Y Group and the Park Department Borst Residence announced that the. following ■ -Mh. By EMILT W. SMITH schedule will be in, qffect today, Manchester came ao close to flU-^ert H. McKeciwn Jr., Baatrle* Th* S«l*ctnien la*t nigrht lMued*>troduced 'The Owl Patrol wrill .fth year in a COVERS hy g o o d A e a i i be led by Mrs,-Gladys McIntosh IN ( Ai.i. rm : Model 14S-207 REPAIR and refreshments will be served by son. He is scheduled to appear in row the Humphreys have been GUARANTEED Z O T T I’S I City Court March 3 on i charge of hosts ■ to the President and first 701 MAIN ST. (Limit—2 Specials Per Customer) . ; Mra. Agnes Anderson, chairman: R. F. DIMOGK GO. . operating a motor vehl Se without lady at “Mileatone." the Humphrey Special 4IPTO Mrs. Rose Davison, Mrs. Violet a licen.se. plantation estate. 3.DAY DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME 4 YEARS! (rd Andh-eroary Specials 1 Harding and Mrs. Sue Howard; Ml Unemployment ns Elsenhower oiIginallyv had Unemployment clairhs filed in ASK ABOUT IT: NO CHARGE— NO OBLIGATION Aa Low-As (I.X5 Weekly planned to go to Thomaaville to Kerpa off snow, Icr, sloet and this city rose by 13 d' [tg the day. The prospect of w-armer FREE Come In For A FREE week ended Feb. 8. The pw total frost. SUps oir or off in 5 . sec weather there latei In the week onds. Elastic bands and liaO(ia Batlern Check-Up! of claims handled for the I cal area caused delay of his departure until is 415. This includes 41 ne\4r claims hold it In place. Made of Good tomorrow. The President has been ‘O,' • j year Texturized Vinyl Film. and 374 continued claims! Total fighting a cold and hopes to get Open a New Budget claims have been over the 40|0 mark rid of it while in Georgia. for the past month. ■ The White House said the Preal- Account or Add To I . C . It do humble, coiygd- Burpee Meeting dfcht hopes to be cble to stay at Your Present Account and ing, gullible ond uninhibited Burpee Woman’s Relief ICorps the Humphrey place through next SHAPE OF TOMORROW^H^ HERE TODAY IN THE NEW '5 8 clown. will hold Its next meeting Feb. 19 Week. at 8 p.m. in GAR HalliThe Corps Receive A FR E E Gift! recently presented an American flag to Girl Scout Troop \4 at Longview School. WeSTiNGHOUSE Vernon Boy Scouts VERY BEST Boy Scout Troop 86 will hold IN iioMi;.'-;— (M.i, Tin: GE floor Polisher KROMEX CANISTERS The new comte strip with appeal... Parents’ Night Thursday a t 7 km ONLY (5.00 DOWN ONLY (1.25 WEEKLY at Vernon Elementary- School. R. F. DIMOGK GOe (•t o4 4 iwa-le«w ahimiiwi. ioi4<- , UNDRY TWINS iNriw i#Hnd ■ roadar'i funnybont mdktt Awards will be presented and (the ton with deu OtHng Madi glsdlc new troop committee will be lln- At I y r)2)'. $49.95 •BVW1 and (rigM ahmiiwn, knobh 'WMto raifad Mton tdanMy naor, Contoured sides reach eas Swgar, Ceffoa, Tao. tov ily into "kick spaces,” Non- ANOTMt 9 I > .9 marring vinyl bumper. M n o A u R ■ NOW AT With brushes and buffers. VAlUf A with now S T Y L E -L IT E Control Centers to aseuro pe'rfoct MARLOW’S ALL ITEMS IN THIS AD washing anct drying reeulte for eyery fabric MAY BE BUDGETED! ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS! PKTKR. e leK-ttyied genius, O p fw Large obhort ttupidity. Hit thort- W I L f Y b 0 ooot. high. THURS. tightedneu It CKcccdcd only CLUM SY .CARP >e e Mnang, eaiiHous, nitpieieug, HltAM and Plastic Basket T H O * fancu. himmlf th. • by hit dettfcninotior. to pmv. . •muni % j. RRI. ''neNinnet''Nadel guperttltlous. (eon dineeourt THOR tanciot hlmgolf th. ^ ^ periectionl.t in hi. field. peototypo of phyiieol porfoc- He it friendly, loyol and Non. Ai. «jffterily ^ tho ort ♦•’ri’ered and cunning. TiH 9 Compare at $3.4f oecidonf preno. Spsphonic aP aatt dtfdnoe. Ho It on Full fr.qu»ncy rasportM As LOW A'S $229.95 ertiit and lodlot' moo. ITho . InvanM^^of iho cemb.f At Low At $1.25 ■ $ HSaS'S WHY TH ( SEVOLVINa AOITSTOa WiiUnghout. an^ STARTING FEB. 17 0.22 UkUNOaOMAT IS BIST I ttactHe Dryar tor traiy Naati ^ $129.95 by Hiram Walker ' Regularly (139.95 WASHES RINSES ___ m M I CLEANER! ln»crM Btftl TvMf etaa \ Sofa, Chair and Auto Seat THROWS Two 8" woofers and a 3Vi" BETTERI Tvhw IKi giMt fun in flig tim# of prahiiterle mon . . . Lightweight plastic basket tweeter. Full frequency re veti CAW as $ 0 * 1 ... w nrk THE QUALITV THROWS ^RE MADE OF sponse, 50 to 15,000 cycles. holds over a bushel. Ideal it's Mnitthmgr ntw undtr th* sun the largest-selling BARKCLOTH, CORDUROY and COTTON KNIT 4-speed automatic changer. for clothes basket—snag- CLEANS PUSH- Dual sapphire needlqs in free. 16" high, IjB" dia. ITSELFI B U n O N CHAIR SIZE 60"x72" ...... from $3.49 DRY iouse Q§ a crystal cartridge. Choice Choice of pink or yellow. .(< r, 3 ■ of mahogany or blonde. Sofa«nd Car Seat siie 72” x 90” ,,... . From whiskey in Connecticut at,Oft f u H q u a r t mmmmimmkmmmmikm m m MtiDINI mm'mm Sofa and Car Seat wze 72” x 108” .V, . .Frc \ \ • V \ M ) . ■ .. >

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A new firehouse to be located on* down to 4 mill* or alifhtly leas.'In FOREIGN CARS The cost to the town of educat-i i.m! Reservations should be made School hall. any event this rate would not go ALSO NEW SNOW nSES IN SOME SUES lug its 1,300 pupils during ly Feb. 25 at the office of Tolland the northeast comer of Foster St. into effect until next year. Complaints from parents of laxi^schdol accountant Thursday night 19M-57 was $277.’90 per pupil county club agent, Albert B. Gray. In his talk Suslam demonstrat and Elllngrton Rd. win be Included Cub Dbuier Satarday standards of discipline and -onduct to set up the cafstarla books. based on general expenses, or less PF Valentine Party ed several good color combinationa S h e a r so n , H a m m il l s C o . tn the 1958-59 Board of Selectman’s . The committee of Cub Scout at I|aglonal District 8 Junior-Seny The board has voted to trans .ONE OAY EECAW NG SERVICE than the state average. The Pilgrim Fellowship of the in fabrics of a wide range, ex iXMifcsri Nev Y tt Statk Isrt— fer $1,000 from its operating com budget.- according to First Select Pack 62 met in the home of ior High School will be discussed ON 14" ORES The town spent $303.94 per pupil First Congregational Church . will plained the adaptability of plaids, 91R Main Itroof. Manchottor • MHehsll 3-1571 man Thomas Burgess. Frank Gervascio to complete plans tlngency account ito the cafeteria during this period, including the have a Valentine party from 8 geometric patterns ahd blocks and for tjhe annual Blue and Gold ban by that school’s Board of Educa account for purchales of food and gentcal expenses, transportation p.m. to midnight Friday In the A 5500 option on the property tion at itsvnext meeting Monday told of the necessity of using oqe has been secured with money pre- quet.' other necessities required for its costs . and special programs, ac Ruth B. Quandt Memorial Hall on dark color in a room. The affair will be held at 6 n i^ t. , . opening in early March. cording to figures released by the Mason .St. An appropriste card for s'lously Appropriated. The. Public TOe proposM discussion was HICHOL'S each member and guest attending Miss Ann LaGace and her com Building Commission has been p.m. Saturday in the Wapplng Connecticut Public Expenditures mittee served cake and coffee. The granted tunds for preliminary Community House. Resident State prompted by complaints from Sev Manoiieeter Evening Herald An- ‘ Council in Hartford. is requested. Policeman William Braithwaite eral parents and a letter from a dM-er oorrespondent Mrs. Paul ’Ths town's general education cx- In charge of decorations will be Valentine mptiff was used for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY plans and surveys. Cost of the Hebron couple concerning student M ANCHESTER TIRE decorations at the buffet table: building has not yet been deter will be the guest speaker. Also In Pfaastlehl, telephone Pngrim pbnaes totaled $361,266; trans Jean Ann Bradfleld, Nancy Bia- WHILE THEY LAST cluded in the program will be the behavior at the new school. 2-4I866, * 2tS IR O A D ST. M l 3-SITT portation.' $33,229 and other ex sell, Joyce Engler, Pearl Potter Members are requested to bring mined. The letter, from Mr. and Mrs. The proposed firehouse would be presentation of awards to several penses $624, or . s total cost sx- and Patricia Gilbert; refreshments, new children’s clothing for the Cub Scouts. Stanley Nygren, included a recom pense of $395,119, General aid Nancy Moore, Hazel Little, Clark Pope’s Storehouse to the next manned by volunteers as is the mendation that, action be takep im present station on Ellington Rd. It has also been announced that ------f ------totaled $92,585, transportation Mitchell, James Colby and Lillian meeting. the Cub Pack will be host to the mediately to establish “a firm, con New^Plan Stalls ,$18,943 and other grants $566, Loyzim. Need for an increase in fire fight sistent high standard for school The Rev. James T. O’Connell, ing facilities has arisen because of Highland District Cub leaders making a total of state grants to Each member haa been aaked to chaplain, is the chairman of. the roundtable to be held tomorrow' at students and teachers." For Ex-Navymen education of $112,094. bring a light bulb for the wagon | membership drive to be conducted rapid growth in the eastern section 8 p.m in the Wapping School. th»tng the discussion of the let ---- wheel light set in the center of the of town. ter Board members, at a meeting The council believes that for in March. Miss Mary Ann Leone Budgets of the Board of Select Valentine Dance Set The Navy recruiter for this area, purposes of comparing school ex hall to the meeting at 7 p.m. Sun-1 will assist. A Valentine Dance sponsored by Monday, said, they had received Bert L. McNamara, chief quarter penses related more directly to day in the hall. ! men and Ih-easurer are being pre telephone calls from parents con pared for submission to the Board Union School eighth grade will be master, Has announced that the upila’ education, the figure of TTie group will have a awlm held Friday from 7:30 to 10:30 cerning student behavior at the Navy has a new program for ex- f277.90' serves as a better guide party March 7 at the Hartford of Finance. Finance Board chair p.m. at the school for grades five school. YMCA. Each memlier may bring a man G. Warren Westbrook-âid Navymen. Wonderful looking, wonderful feeling than tha total of $303.04. through eight. Written permission lists Proposals ■ EllglbleNavy , veterans apply for The general aid grant per pupil guest. VERY BEST yetserday that these reports are Wright Arch Preservers help keep you Misa Patricia Henaon of Nor Sisters Choose Nursing as Careey expected to be received in time for will be required of fifth grade The Ny,gren letter proposes: Im a basic class ”A” school, advanced . was $71.22 with $206.68 supplied students. mediate abolishment of smoking class “B” school, or a class “C foot-fresh throughout the longest, hardest by local funds. With transporta wich, IFYE exchange student who The Audette sisters chose nursing tor their vocations. Miss Diane Louise/ leleft, youngest of ths JN ll;iMi:’^ -IM.I: TMIJ consideration at a Board of Fi Birthk Announced went to Formosa last summer, will nance meeting Friday evening. by. students on school property, specialty school while' making ap days.er of Customer Safisfaclion” In a ta.x increase, despite a $4 mil leader. 2 Ex-Policemen ciety -has benefited by teenagers “If we as adults close our eyes . direct payments on delinquent Also, Brownie Troop 70, after ; such claims made throughout the lion htcrease in the grand list dur BOBBING ISLAND ‘BASHFUL’ school, with Mrs. John T. Cousin Full Insurance Coverage receiving special training, being to conditions that are in exis Port of Spain — A peculiar- act taxes have been asked to make ap I . W Ml ducted ,in ToIIand’"’C'buhly 'to’"iiiio month ago. a total of 293 new $26,437 in Month November. yesterday were Joseph R. Giuliano, aa a ainular drive, atariing early Maneheeter Eveniiig Herald of the camps cannot be accom open bids on small equipment at Coventry correepondent. Mr». F. i claims had )>een made, many of / Leaving Unit Fijday '29, Ehut Hartford, and Thomas J. plished overnight nor under the the regional school Friday at 7 Eltslit SUctilfl W xl month, haa been completed in /yy V 'V Sgt. Arthur W. Pace. has re Molloy, 40, riartford. Windham County. The drive ia to Pnullne Little, telephone Pilgrim ; which were attributed to aeason- Reoeipts at the Manchester Post present penal system. p.m. \ Ho i swIiiT n i n lw., Uf Sm - 2-63SI, I able lay-offs. Office during the postal month of ceived orders to report to Fort Giuliano pleaded guilty to a .Re said he felt that with the The sub-committee will meet rais4 funds to purchase medical charge of aiding and abetting, Mias arlM tUidc wodilap equipment for home use. , ------There had t>een 1.1.07 claims in To Please Him Most, Give January totaled $36,437.16, Post Dix, N. J., fog duty. He will leave 1959 General Assembly session with Mrs. Dorothy Towne and the ,ihtt ptwiS. Snii. caaiMt- all made for the ..eek ending Jan. master Alden E. Bailey reported Battery C Friday. Pace, 'who has breaking jmd entering with crim only 11 months away, such a set ■M. wspon — u . MW Sira. Eugene Rychhng. Fourth • t inal intent. - - i- District Aiixilisr>- president, sUtes ViOnVICtCCI 1. with 814 of these being contin today. served the unit as mess steward up should be given careful con I lew sric. a s rfw4. ued claims A total of 1.393 claims for the past year, is married and Molloy pleaded guilty to break sideration. INENSUUCSSHOI^ that during the past fO'"" years the; ' The amount was $529.12, or 2 has one child, a daughter. ’The ing and entering with cri linal in district has purchased two polio: I ,.. I a I ^ I svI had been made for the Feb. 8 peri Him Something to Wear! per cent leas than the receipts re Paces have been living on High tent. ■ very best WELDON DRUG CO. psks, two hospital beds, complete; L S V l l d l l l l H I MM od in the Manchester area With corded in January 1957. Last $160 MILLION INVESTED MI Mala Strw t—MI 8-6S21 ^^HelBe 1.218 of these being continued St. ' Judge William J. Shea referred i.N' HoMK.s- -( ,\( i riir P with side rails 27 wheel chairs, ; . . _ month’s total was, however, $637- To Hear Battery Officer both cases to the Adult Probation Brussels — Direct Americsn in • • • 9^ #•••••••••••••••••••! two walkers, three over-bed tables, j ITinfon. Tcnn , Feb. 12 '.Pi a ! ‘^*’**"’* .89, or 2H per cent more than the vestment in Belgium rose to $150,- A NEW MIRAaE IN BROADCLOTH CWO Andrew Kiddey of Bat Department for a pre-sentence in 000,000 during 1956. The year’s In at a cost jof $2..580.18, with funds | j 2 fathers last night con- .Statewide new claims numbered January 1956 total. Postal receipts tery C, Monday night will address vestigation. R. F. DIMOGK GO. raised through victed Edward Cline. 44-vear-old last week as compared witli during January 1956 amounted to crease in investment in manufac the Manchester American Legion He set March 6 as the date for Ml It I; .. Mrs. Rychling also stales that , . , ’ . 8,0i3 the previous week. Total $25,799.27 and receipts during Post at the Legion Home.'ê will sentence. turing alone waa $10,000,000. this equ'.pment has )»een in almost former convict, of conspiring to dy-| increased to 6i,487 (luring January 1957 totaled $26^966.28. speak on "Nike in Defense of State’s Atty. Albert 8. Bill constant use. It is placed with aux namite racially integrated Clinton ' the week ending Feb. 8 while the OF BEZZINI BROTHERS America" and- will show the dropped additional charge# of iliary units throughout the two High School. j previous week’s claims w6re 64,- DE LUXE HOLLYWOOD BED SETS Legionnaires two films. One of breaking and entering with crim counties for the convenience of Crtminal Court Judge D. L. 107,>5. ALL COnON them, “ Research and Development inal Intent, larceny i^nd conspiracy townspeople who need it. The Hutson immediately passed sen-1 Hartford office. v^Hlh 12,266 of Guided Missiles," is a brand agaiilbt Giuliano, and of larceny equipment is loaned out free of tence of from 2 to 10 years in i total claims, surpassed the Bri(lge- Nike News new film recently obtained by Bat and conspiracy against Molloy. charge. Officers of the auxiliaries prlson as recommended by the | port office which numbered 11,995 tery C. The pair were arrested in the We’re sentimental may lie contacted for details. 1“^ - ...... , i last At the local Nike unit, Kiddey illegal entry of the Capital City New Haven Conference _Clifford l-iowe. 20. on Inal '•''ith j number of claims Eight enlisted men who recently serves as guided mi|sile fire con -about saving money enable, was acquitted The Jury de-lfor 'five straight weeks completed eight weeks of basic Radio Co., last Aug. 9 and the theft Arrangements have been com WASH WEAR trol maintenance'chief. Ithâted for more than six hours_ êxt highest in the number of and training at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., W $141 in cash. 'for our customers. pleted for the 24th annual Na New Supply Clerk Giuliano was htill a member of tional Security ('onfcrriKc and The stste earlier had 'iropped reported to Battery C. lUh AAA Pvt. Albert F. Yorio, who re Shop this timely charges against Avon .Noian. IP. in Missile Battalion, for duty.Satur the police force at the time. dinner sponsored by the American 6.296 and then Walerbury with cently completed an 8-week course Molloy had been dismissed the sale; save morel Legion Department Auxiliary to the same case so he could testify .5,.504, day. All privatea they are Rodney In the U.S. Army’s Supply School for the prosecution D. Barnes, Jerome C. Veal, Conrad day before the erime for infrac be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at at Gamp Campbell. Ky., has re tions oir department regulations. the Hotel Taft, New Haven. All three onginally had been L. Striegel, William J. Stockowitz, ported to Battery C, Yorio, a na charged with consnlracy to dyna- Daiihiiry Man Killed C3iarles M. Wirth, Roger W. Span - Delegates of the lotal Legion rnite a public building and with il tive of Coming, N. Y., is a grad Auxiliary attending will Indiide gler. Lloyd O. Kofeppcl and Robert uate of Ithaca College where he legal posaess'on of dynamite Las Vegas. Nev., Feb. 12 /Pi A Mrs. Ernest Marsh, secretary: .Mrs The charges stemmed from dia-1 40-year-oid Danbury man was in- O. Senglaub. They are pre.sently majored Irf physical education, State Camp Asked Richard W. Gronbsck, national undergoing guided missile indoc health and hygiene. He was been „ rover V of two sacks of dynamite on I Jiired fatally when he \va.s stnick trination training at Battery' C. Security i ibe hanks of the (Tlinch River near; by a bus wlitle rro.ssing a street to assigned as ^ tte r y C supply clerk. For Delinquents ■'"elson of Andover, (5vll Defense School Plans Graduation New Group Helicopter Hurry for, the pick-of-the ernp. Sale Ends February 14 here Sept. 29. ! get an a.spinn for a headache. The battalion's second Nike The 63rd AAA Group, head .airman; and Mrs. Marlon V •Sheriff Glad Woodward said No-I George D’.4ngelo, of 81 Lake Operators School is now in session quarters for the 11th AAA Mis Norwich, Feb. 12 (JP)—An Adult (Jiegory. Amencamsni comniittce Ian and Lowe told him they had I Ave . died (n the .Southern Nevada and graduation ceremonies are Probation Department officer aays chairman. been offered $2.50 each to help dy-' Memorial Hospital Monday night sile Battalion and three other Con Local auxiliary members repre- planned for Feb. 17. Battery C is necticut Nike battalions, last week there ia a growing need for state namite the school where five Ne-j a few hours arter his arrival with serving as host for the school, be received a new hellcoifter, designed rehabilitation camps for Connecti ■enling the Fourth District Legion i gro and more than 700 white his wife. Katherine, In Las Vegas ing attended by 30 enlisted men, for transporting military person cut’s dellnqusnt youths, between Auxiliary will include .Mrs. Rych- pupils were enrolled The sheriff on a vacation. 10 from each of the battalion's nel Known as the "Banana," the the ages nf 18 nnd 21. ling and Mrs. Louis A. Sleullet, dis- j said they implicated Cline, who de D'.Xngelo's body will he returned three batteries located here, at Ehlsworth Cramer, Norwich, told trict secretary. | nied the plot. to Danbury for burial. new aircraft can also be used to Mrs. Richard C. Sne^, also of i TWIN DE LUXE Portland and East Windsor. pickup and deliver equipment for members of the Uon's Club yes m ’The school, which began on Jan. the Nike missiles used at the 12 terday that jail ia not. always the the auxiliary, and yueparlment $6. serves to Indoctrinate newly Connecticut batteries. When not answer for the youthful offender. TAKE A YEAR president, will be a guest at the $ assigned battalion personnel in the in use by. personnel of the group, He said the camps should be pat TO PAY conference. operation of the Installation's terned after units now in opera Conference speakera wifi include the helicopter will be housed and Jamea F. Patterson, Congressman : HOLLYWOOD guided missile defense systqm. In serviced at Brainard Field in tion in California, Michigan and struction is given in both the con Hartford, where the Group’s other Wisconsin, which have “wisely from the Seventh Connecticut Dia- 4 r'* trol and launching operations. smaller helicopter Is now kept. taken the lead in rehabilitation of trict; Mrs. Hans Bensche of Hart- j Col. James P. Strauss, battalion the teenage criminal." ford, coordinator of women’a ac commander, will award diplomas j Albania, a republic on the ■ west Cramer suggested that “state tivities of the Stale CD Commia- . BED SETS acerage" 'not now utilized, could gion; Mrs. Marylin F. C. Griffin to the graduates on Feb. 17. i side of the Balkan peninsula in of Bristol, winner of the depart COMPLETE! Capt. Ralph Levine of battalion I southeast Europe, has a ponulation be used for such a purpose. ■1>. headquarters said that, from now | of about one million. He said the camps have proven ment Americanism essay contest in 1957; Misa F. C. Bernstein of VAN HEUSEN' Ansonia. department national se SHOIt rOR MIR curity chairman; Mrs. Edward Burns of Orrfnge, department. Americanism chairman; and Mrs. Vantage shirts •UY ONf FAIR ' - t-. ' *-^1 Francis DiCarlo of Stratford, de sE WEEK V ..V...V.V s 5Xs SAB. ’.w:4v\\:5(:4£v>v'' JI I FOR $1..,G irl partment CD chairman. The con Are you missing ONI FAIR rail ference Is open to the public. that need no ironing Breaillt IVIth Fleel *15” HERE'S WHAT YOU GET-- •4^ J Marine Pfc. Richard C. Breault. aon of Mr. and Mrs. .Wilfred That's righti ALL cotton that you juat wash and 6 6 G U ^ Breault, Pucker St., is serving with wear without ironing at all! 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And, because they’re cotton, they’re always soft, Reg. f.Pt'selM ri The Battalion, a unit of the ■ SiCOND Second Marine Div. at Camp Le- forever comfortable and wonderfully luxurious in 2 HEADBOARDS - washable jeune, N.J., departed from More- texture and touch. “Vantage” shirts also have PAIR i CARAT OF DIAMONDS Van Heuaen’a exclusive 24 Hour ■ FRUt head City, N.C., Jan. 10 and ar SAUl/or/• rived In the Mediterranean Jan. 24. Collarite—stays that epn’t get 2 SETS OF LEGS During the four month.s they w-ill loet and keep you neat alwaya! 66-lS’s .. .superb example Man tailored to feminine be attached to the Sixth Fleet, A remarkabre advance in wash of .leg-flattery. Loveliest tutes in fine ilnportcd cot the Marlnea will practice landing osaaulta from helicopters and am ’n’ wear at a remarkably low shsdcs. Our I’sis brand,' tons, guaranteed wuhtble. pnee! your best buy! Sizes 8X-11. Prints and solids. 32 to 38. IhihaHevnhIy phibious craft. Homemakers to 5Ieet OMLY >oo The Pond Hill Homemakers W, T, GRANT 'XHAROE-ir' PLAN... Home . Economics group will meet The Iseather • W t stand ready to give jrou cmcrgcoqr at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of NO DOWN PAYMENT Mra. Edward White on North River Genuine Cordovan o f K la g f t service 0my time, dsy or night, Rd. Leaders of the discussion sub OTHER SUGGESTIONS: Smart, n«w SWANK iew- ject ’’Electrical Repairs Around also iastsll new oil heating 00 The bootmakers of old worked with top qiialily A- the Home," wi^ be Mrs. Janies J. systems, clean, repair or rebuild old Covlelfo and Mra. Stuart M. leather like this to make shoes for their kings. Jarman's dry, HICKOK bdts, n«w pattarns in INTERWOVEN heating systems. Squires. Members'may bring a skilled craftsmen use genuine Cordovan to create this ____ lamp and cord In need of repairs. socks. Day in, day out, our Shell Heating Cubs Slate Dinners modem triumph in shoemakinf. For handsome styling and Oil Ctrtified Comfort Service keeps you Poy 0#i/y "Cub Scout Pack 65 will have its sure-footed comfort stop by today and try a pair. twice u sure of dependable heeu Blue and Gold dinner at 6:30 p.m. Shell certifies you m premium grade, Feb. 26 in the Church Community Brings Sunshine 4,00Weekly House. A poUuck supper ia being clean burning oiL We certify you planned bv the pack committee. reliable, efficient service... modorm Cub Scout Pack 67 will have its dng at its veejnbett. Inside A potliick Blue and Gold diqncr a t ! E 6:15 p.m. Feb. 26 in the Nathan Hale Community Center. The com Coll vs today for Slitll Hoisting Oil Cortifitd Comfort mittee in chaige includes Mr». 'Anton M. I.Assen, chairman, Mrs. ZINI BROS. Riilph C. Hoffman and! Mrs. Her BEZ man LeDoyt. Awards will be pre sented during the program. 4-H Leader Conference 4-ill Q ADAMS and HIUIARD STS. Open Wed., Open All local 4-H leaders. Junior lead A P r N nurs., Fri. Thurs., FrL e n mnif 4-H committeemen, ai^ In M M OIL SERVICE Nigfito llll j ‘.'S' Nights vited to a 4-H Leatlen’ Conference, U r c n 143 M A IN ST. Ml T-7540^1 3-740S W. T. !|ir

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Ronald Jacoba, Plria by .Dlractor Columbia Hebron Five Suggested Harry Firato, Htttchlnson by Di- -A MillioR Dollars ft Got.Ribicoff Students Sf^ BnrHnger Committee Pleas recbMr Francis Mahoney, Rubinow For Study Group by Director Ted Cummings, and RoHoyo Itoh of Pilot GrAinlsa Director Roy JOhnion. Math Tricks For ^ThriW inJSew Schools ' I t I* eatimated that .over a mll4 Urges Bonds Salvation Army Fund Drive Th* names of five men who would Inforination on the background lion dollars a year la spent on PTA Honors Fletcher of each apd names of other sug- serve on a new4x>mmIasion to study varied remedies to relieve itch of The tricks'of the mathematlea state Sen; Benjamin Barringer^went to school, in a ©am as long sated members wilt be supplied piles. Yet druggists tell you that On Highways To Start Satfirday in Town trada were on parade a t a double last night told aome 100 towii of- „ It waa warm and there was th* town'charter were suggested 6> the office of the general man cooling, astringent 'Peterson’s EVER! assembly yesterday at Manchea enoui^h light and * good teacher. by Town Directors Isst night. ager. For Boy Scout Work Bciats and educators that the best Ointment soothes pile torture in Newton, Peh, 12 PPl—<3ov. Rlbl- The Satvatton Army wUI openainniversary ^celebration, which I* ter 'H igh Schoql. Conducted by way to reduce school construction He urged that'schools be reduced . fV tcen members will be chosen The commlaaion, when appoint 'minute*. 5(fn box or 75o lube ap coff has recommended the lesulng Ua fund driva here ^^ttirday by to take place July 16 of this year, math teacher Dwight Perry, the coats -la to "make it fashionable" to claasrooma,- since the primary by the Directora to serve on the ed, will study charter, amendments plicator Peterson’s Ointment More thun 100 parent*, friends •' The troop demonstrated rope objective is to educate the children. charter commission. of bonds as one method of fi as planned. assemblyy- featured audience par- U> do'S-thrifty Job. 'to be submitted tovotefr next fall. gives fast, joyful relief from itch and Boy Scout* .attended the Par making, using a wooden apparatus aending out -lettera requeatlng , Reporter on Committee ticlpatfoii in finding the answer* Barringer la head of a legislative Rep. Karl H. Unka of Hebron also Suggested so far are Atty. ing. Be delighted or money back. which they had mhde, pioneer nancing An expanded highway con ent-Teacher Assn, meeting In Yeo SAVE DURING eontribuUona. The name of the Herald cor to cube root tlPêtions and math- committee seeking ways and-mean* objected to tehchera being used aa George JCatz, - Charles G: Blrie, Spices, such as pepper, ginger fashion, of'w hite birch. logs, ail struction program designed to Mrs- Nall.Wakaman is chairman respondent, Mis* Susan B. Pendle ematical Itiints. of effecting econoinies in school "htoh-priced baby-slttera.” John Hutchinson, Atty. Js y Rubi- and cloves! are a 150, million-dol- man* Hall Tuesday night, to pay pegged to be held together. Then modernize Connecticut’s road sys Barringer agreed. that it would enten season starts Feb. 19. The i« i ter St.; John Ward, 63 Garden St.: courage citizens to ’’limit their ap to attend have collected funds for future generations," the governor: Wash Clothes Up to 5 0% Cleaner Rev. Herbert Dlckeiaon of the B o n i l P o l l O C * N a b from Richland. Sangamon County, boys, by their conduct and their the Heart Fund in their own I Mr*. MIchalina Labanrkee. 206 petites" in the school building field said. I Hebron and Gilead Congregational He noted Ihst the ToUar,d April 21, 1832. achievements. In February 1957 he neighborhoods. The boy and girl — FREER OF LINT THAN ANY OTHER Churches, i, making final arrange-1 /$#*.v W sxlxlevax.ixiilli ' Windsor St.; Mra. Christine Parks, It was the custom at that time was presented with his Scoutmas bringing slhe largest individual memta to start a memberahin rl«s* I > 4 7 1 1 0 W O U I 111 U III ,284 Green Rd.: Robirt Knight, County meeting had tM largest D u 11p 8 Starts Vacation attendance of any th^-committee I to alloV the men to elect their own ters Kev by the Council. contributions raised through pub LEADING WASHERS during Lent. He ask* for further I ______i''ap p in g : Mrs. Helen Colegtove I cornmaMing officer by lining up Presentation of Olft lic solicitation will be crowned t has held so far. However, even NOW — Al’TOMATIC DYEING: lilpeeiiil distributor under cap at 'Ilfcmes of any who would like to Berlin. Feb 12 ilP West Ber- *"/J,soh^ r g k d ’t o D^^ 1 'li»t "’as "only a hanilfun of people [behind yie man of their choice. LA-st night, parents were pay king and queen of hearts at the Atlantic Citv, N.J.. Feb. 12 j^ n this class. Secretarv of State Dulles and his !| top, releases detergent, blearh or dye safely evenly mixed under lin police have arrested Dr. Dtto Keenev St. i t° discuss preventive medicine. If Lincoln's\f'iend.s shoved him out in ing tribute to the man who has dance. water. Youth Fined wife are .spending the next 10 days j Wohlgemuth, the m.vslerious Bor- ' . .J.. j we were diec.u.*aing taxation the.v'd j three-fourths of the done so much for their boys, fand The king and queen will receive Kirk Spencer, son of Mr. and be here in drovjes" he remarked. : lined up behind him. girls) for Fletch has been one of the wrist watches donated b.v Bob and on vacation at this resort city. Mrs. Edwsrd Spencer, who hanged lin phynician- Otto .lohn said drug- Cranli Programs The cabinet official, famed for,| The committee commented on Lincoln's company, a part of the charter Recreation Council lead Herb Savitt of New Haven, a pho Into the Region*! School double ged him and kidnapped him to ------the diHerential in school buildings , 4th Regiment of the Illinois Mount- nograph, and a large supply of his worldwide flights, winged In ers who has worked continuously door.s accldentallv with hi* car last Communist Ea.st Berlin. Zane.sville Ohio /T' It waa a throughout the state. The r on-; ed Infantry, mustered out of through the eleven years since its long-playing records and albums. at the Atlantic City Naval Air: month has been fined $80 for evad j Station at Pomona, about 15 miles The police reported thev picked *"‘1 stniction cost ranges from $750 to service May 27, 1832. organization. Teenagers will report to their ing responaibilitv and destruction $1,800 per pupil. Barringer aaid. ^ But Chief Black Hawk and his A gift, for himself, was chosen, own area representatives at the away,, late yesterday afternoon. Modal WCI-6B /o f publltf property. A / e u j ^ I'i’rH*'" ITZ ^nT,$d^ve"^Tv el^ "'«* "it bv « skid-! He added that education is not a : followers still had not been defeat- for the givers knew if they gave Armory Saturday. Signs will be set The Dulles’ motored to the city Birds Suffer terdav as he crossM over nv ele-, ^ . n j X# matter of bricks and mortar but ed. and the Governor pleaded with and checked In at the Cls ridge vated' train from Ea.st Berlin to w him a purse, the money would be up In the hall for donors from the PORCKLAIN PAIR The bird* were hard put to It in srt.i* - r___ _ Station onto an Icy Zanesville 1 consists of book.*, well-paid teach- the volunteers to sign up for 21 Greater Bridgeport Heart Assn.; Hotei, where they are occupying used on something for his troop, Yours at No Extra Cost this last snow, and patronized w hunted: » fe e t. The aerial truck was! ers. and the interest of parents, j more days. Lincoln was among which all boy* might have access Danbury Heart Assn.; Eastern a three-room suite. ^Cou/estPHteB/et handouts greedily, Whereas they ohlge th . . I rammed bv another car a’s firemen 1 Faluration Foremost those who responded, and .served too. He was presented with two Windhhm County Heart Assn,; Dulles noted that the vacation had picked up their living in the since July 19.>4, When he drove, , Seymour Lavltt of Rockville .said I aa a private. And that )krs his rank BUILT-IN ttolchine frigidoire W DF-SI Wother Rated electric drill*. Greenwich Heart Assn.; Hartford won’t be all rest and relaxation. open fields before this last down- across the F-a*t Berlin border with iI fire. he would not object If his child I when the fighting epded. ...from our Fletcher is employed as a fore Heart Assn.: Manchester Area "Unfortunatelv." he said. "I'll SUDSW ATER-SAVill * No. 1 ter Cleanest Clothet— lint Removal- faJI, they appreciated whatever John, then rhlef of W'est Germany's And a police erui.ser, hurrying man at Pratt and Whitney Air Heart Aasn.: Meriden Heart Assn.; have to do a little work, and a over ether outemotici CMting tor morel Hot wa* thrown out. We have found anti-espioffage force, John at to the fire, was hit by a third car. craft in East Hartford, where he Middlesex Chapter Heart A.ssn.; secretarv will loin me shout the New luilt-ln SudiWoter-Sever — cut weth out that birds will eat pie and cake tacked the West German govern oontimontal oolootlon New Britain Heart Assn.; New I Cut washday • and be glad to get it. Horses will has been for eighteen years. He is end of the week.” cerii olmett holtl ment at a pres* conference s ABMITS THROWING LYE married and father of a daughter Haven Heart Assn.; New London * ^ costs almost half I ^ * eat pie, too. as this correspondent month later and in sub.sequent Litchfield. Feb. 12 (A’r—John R. of Heart a/owolry and three sons. His wife has been Heart Assn.; Norwalk Heart SW EDE WINS HOSIMT.AL JO B discovered when taking the town statements. Proctor. New Haven, pleaded guil his staunch supporter in his work, Assn.; Stamford Heart Aasn.; Stockholm - A Swedish con-|| census in 1920, in bitter winter John returned in December ty .vesterday to three counts of willing and staying behind .alone Waterbury Area Heart Assn.: Wil- tractor hn= signed an agreement j | . weather. We went with a horse 1955 and surrendered to West Ger throwing lye on his wife and two O t u M : * while he has carried on his work - limantic District Heart Assn. with the Venezuelan Government | then. He ate his pie, very happily. man authoritlea. He claimed Wohl- Torrington policemen. He will be BO to build a 500-bed hospital, with i end proud of him. "' a ‘’p^rentTeach^ is I Somuth had dnigged and kid-1 sentenced next Tuesday. Proctor Rest of Priigram STATE GETS $51 5UIJJON clinics and a college for nurses’ ll ROASTING CHICKENS Maurice Alexander, institutional Hartford. Feb. 12 -Connecti training, at Barcelona in eastern i | the in s ta n t guard in the East on his wife. Roberta. 21, and two representative in the PTA, intro cut has borrowed $51 million to Venezuela. i *>"«■ In'Decem ber 1956 he | policemen >.n. 8 during an argu- duced the Scout leaders to the maintain payments on the state's You cannot buy chickens elsewhere of such high qual moderate rental housing program Tnittees*will he snnoiifted to I " 'a a convicted of treasonable rela-' ment. One policeman and Mrs. meeting. Slit Mr*. Wskeman. and local ‘ J"* communists and Proctor required medical attention, ity and fine flavor aa ours and you cannot find Corni.sh- .lohn Card, assistant Cub scout at an average interest rate of 1.42 Will , i Master, spoke briefly of the work per cent— the lowest rate since VERY BEST model* lake part. '■e^tenced to four years In pri.son. Rock chickens at such low prices. Our customers buy ^ All-New *58 FRIGIDAIRE Grange Sei-k* History i Ge-ipHe the warrant out for his 1955. '58 FRIGIDAIRE of Uiat group, which ha.s 49 boys here because we'sell the best and charge the least. enrolled this year. He paid tribute The money • was obtained IN HOMES— < ALI, Tim The last meeting of Hebron arrest. Wohlgemuth made num- VERY BEST to the den mothers and the time through one-year notes and 'vill be 30.INCH Crange, held Feb. 4, was headed' emus secret trips to West Ber- they give to the work. He spoke of used to retire a similar issue .sold 'bv overseer Arthur Keefe- and his Hn. Then the police got a Up from R. F. BIMOGK GO. assistants. The program was based an Informer and were waiting fop, IN IIOMKS— ( Al.l THt: ROGER OLCOn the boys selling soap—their only a year ago at an interest rate Of naa ® ® (d • 1 means of earning money for their 2.28 per cent. M l 9 -ri2 ir> on "Youth Night. " Members were: the doctor yesterd.*y a.s he left th e; Mitchell 3-785.-1 REFRIGERATORS a.*ked to bring in at each Grange train in the fa.*h.ionnble Grune-' 403 West Center Street . needs. One thing they lack he said, R. F. DIMOGK CO. ELECTRIC RARGE meeting some bit of town history i wald residential section of the is a Webelo Den, where hoys can be * * = s =t 5Iii Ml ‘I h 2r. bnefed for graduation into scout in connection wuh the town'.* 250th | British sector. [ ing. Twelve boys went over into A S LO W AS the Scout troop this year, for AS LOW AS Fletch to indoctrinate, in addition to his many other obligaticm.s. The FOR EXPERT Cubs exhibited some fine hand work. Fletcher spoke of scouting WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING PROMPT INSTAttATION and told how the scout comes in a RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING tenderfoot without too much that COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE 1* difficult for him to accempllsh WITH — then he become.* a second olas* SEE TRADE FULL INCH THICK scout—which means he has to learn to work for himself- -then a first class scout, working for Nothing can touch It for ALUMINUM others. Each step is increa-singly value! Giant clear-acrosa difficult and the hoy* must adhere CLARKE MOTOR SALES oven, with high speed Rar WITH TRADE FOR A PRECIOUS Csmbination •trictl.v to their oalh, laws and 301 BROAD STREET—Ml 9-2012 diantube Broiler. Divided top promise. with, two 8-lnch, two 6-inch âdiantubc Units. Faster VALENTINE Gold, sterliiig silver or than ever surface cooking. MODEX 8-A8-58 Your love will love a Valentine Gift Removable porcelain Enamel DOOR gold plated— with dia drip bowls, futl-width' stor from Michaels— a heart-shaped monds, garnets, cultured age drawer, oven signal light, Reg. $5.00— Giro Colojmes appliance outlet, alumihum You’re looking at the biggest little refrigerator in the pin, pendant, bracelet or ear pearls or rhinestones— AFRICAN VIOLET SHOW broiler pan and grid. world. Brand new from FRIGIDAIRE! Only 24” wide, Reflexions, New Horizons, you’ll find a lovely heart rings. Our collection includes Friday--Saturday--Sunday loaded with features inside and out. Surrender for your , "Heart” in $1.95 plus tax I exquisite designs in both cos Michaels extensive col FEBRUARY 14Hi, 15th and 16th. tume and fine jewelry. lection. Priced $7.50 to A Whoit Weekend Devoted to Your Favorite Hower. $175.00 (Fed. Tax in Schedule— Reg. $5.00— LeLons: .Coloipies cluded). Friday, Feb. 14— 7:30 P.M.: OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 Tailspin, Sirrocco, Balalaika Movie in Color— "All About African Violets." A Hollow creii bar . $2.50 plus tax Question and Answer Period. ■A Knob lock More Than 50 Door Prizes. (xirudad corntr guttatt Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15 and 16: I-Ar Full inch thick African Violet Show. VPASlMTSy Bring in Your Nicest Plants. We'll Have An Expert Select the Best and Award Prizes for the Top Five. _ _ _ - • • m pa BSCr'i p tiq n p h a r m a c y Wo feature . completa Hno of ) oombination win Will also have a collection of plants from all over the eastern part of the country for 901 MAIN STRUT* MANCHESTER you to buy or just enjoy looking,at. r ' dows, awmlnga, jalousies. W P lT O ft jeWiLfMS ^ 5ILV£ltSMI7HS f f k g a r d e n ToI|And Turnpike • HOME SPEitlALRES CO. APPUAhCE Rid PUflNITURE CENTRE ' 958’MAIN ST., MANCHESTER. Also Hsrtfoffd Mancheater, Conn BOB BROWN nad CHARLiE PRINGLE 64V MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, TEL. Ml 3-7590' CALI* US ANT T IM E — M l 8-28M CENTER Phone Mitchell 9-2623 THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN OUAU1Y SINCE 19Q0 ' ‘ ^ r ' ■"■■■ ' ' , j 'i \ ■/ ’ i . -I ' . ■| ' . ' V J -■ ■ . . '1 ■ .n- ■' i - , .. '-V . ■ , f . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AN C^STEft, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1958 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL d I M ANCHES^R, CONN.. WElfN^SDAY, FEB^lUARY 1 2 , 1988 PhsM, Writs sr Owas . - KnowUnf Utt)« Boy Toa, when they pnssad n booth Where Hold 'niat;OiMtunM for Spring BY y. T. HAjlUN Even if dom(>I«te payment fqr But do pick up your FREE A LLEY d p P whoroYOr woman gooi. freah popcQm.wM for nla. VERY BEST Olrl—My! Abner, nln’t 0 » t your new SPRINO CJOAT, SUIT, COPY of the 1958 “HOME DEC JMX KW YBS.TMAnS \O a SMD IT, JACK/ TOPPER or DRESS is inconven ORATOR”'' at BHBRWIN-WIL- l.N llOMKS—( AM, TH! WHBRE'VE OEM. IVE VOUtL BE THE It waa on g children’s radio nice? ' LIAMB' (X>., 981 Main S t Just BtaOESTMAKJ Sense ient, you edn etlll have first choice, VOU BSN BEEN SHOOTNG quia shqw. Abneiv-Aln’t whnt nice? ains first selection from the artsy of off the press this vfUuable 43-page * FORTWe WEST OF WE Mastsr of Certmoniss It’s a Olrl—Why, the popoomr it firing 1958 garments just lifted boibkiet la brimming with full-color R. F. DIMOCK GO. LAST FEW Masisfiippi' He dlaliked having hU photo* sit here now, I shot that old dou man’s best frisnd, and ths word smells so awfully good. out of their packing boxes at interiors, plus a "hbw-to-i)^t’’ MI !)-r>21.') graph takon, but oneI tbiy a. thought ble-barrel in that flock of ducka begina with D. • « Abner '(draw ling)-It done smell Listed by MONTOOMEIRY WARD COM -Section. Create for your own home struck him and he agieed to his and I brung down five of them. The youngster thought for a kind O’ fine. d’U Jest drive a ilttle uirer PANY. 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' marked,* - nhaped boxes of CiHOCOL ATES St, bake your HEART-SHAPED MATHER’S AT THE CJENTER 3-6836 tomorrow and it willill rewhre for VsienUne’s Day from PINE- knows how oasy it is to win the of critp linen only 814.05. The you In tite next mail delive: Daughter — You voted for the CAKE for your Valentine center- skirt la black and the jacket la ’ The judge was dipgrunUed at man you love beat, didn’t 'you, HAW gAAAE OLD LBNOX PHARMACnr, 2D9, East piece and deeaert. Serve crisp, ds- heart of a child (and its parents) Funtral SaniN •M. •tt’ the jurYs decision and demanded PAT HSM FRBTTlN' * ttn te r S t or PINE PHARMACY. llelous (TOOKIES decorated with when you choose a lasting gift of checked in white with black or red. Want a pretty decoration for a Mother? AW V ^ O /lT 4 SCDTHER SAKB/^toO io i Cwiler St. Choose fronP dell- JEWELRY. The* gifts you give T%ere are CXIATS of faille also vls- Ormond J. West, DIreetot of the foreman of the jury: Mother->-Ore!01ous, child! Why AROOHOIH A HAIL- hearts' and flowers in a holiday cqee-allk blends. See the “TniUe chocolate frosted cake? Arrange BY AL VERMEER Judge—What possible Mcuse-'dld ask'that? 0OWLSD /HE DVER.PEE9CHRO TKSRE eloua Msortments By Whitman. mood. When-ôu entertain, you now grow IncreSalngly, pretôui blanched almond halves as daisy 148 East Center SL PRISCILLA’S PQP Bcbrafft or Burnham "A Brady, know the importance of festive, through the yearn. In making chil Young" DRESSES in sizes 1444 to Mltehen »-71te you have for iûittlng that mur Daughter—You put a kiaa by his 2444, also the array of ailk-like petals and bits of orange for the IWWEN LINCOLN \MAS A I SAID TWAT'S NO derer? , * 'CAUBeXKMOWHOW Candy Cupboard.' Costume JEW (jelectable "eats’’ in making any dren’s rings, lockets, identification flower centers. BOr WE WAD TO DO WIS W/ORSE'N DOING name. . ’ ELRY at |1 InBludes Scatter Pins bracelets, watches, the manufac crepe dreesea at «|8.98. SEPAR Foreman—Insanity. ■ ■©tSrUFPAWAUJH' party a real success. A family WOMEWORK BY TWE DIM IT BY TWE Judge—What! AU 13 of you? • and Earrings in a variety of loops, meal takes on party ’’airs’’ when turers are combining ati^rdiness ATES for spring show SKIRTS YES,: LISWT OF A FLlCKERIKkS FLICKERING A substitute teacher,. called in tailored twists. Still time to mm s with attractiveness. Let Dad know priced ifrom 83.98,in sizes 32-42 For a shiny-topped pie, brush Manchester’s Oldest in d e e d ! for a fifth grade class, arrived in you serve something special this the top crust vrith milk before bak u i g WT o f Mrs. Brown’s eye caught a small ALENTTNE OREETINO CARD Friday, Feb. 14. how much he’s thought of. Perhaps vith feminine or tailored wltb Finest FacUltiee YOU OUR TV one of her gayest dresses — one the varied selection here. a new lighter, expansion watch RLOUSES at 81.98 and 82.98. ing; for a top glace brush the Off-Street Parking CWILDREVJ SET' item in the paper that gave her a of those flouncy, bouncy things crust with egg yolk mixed with a ARE VERY great deal of satisfaction. with plenty of pleats and petti Persons who don't have to be band or smooth-writing pen is Established 1878 brushing of your teeth weight-watchers often find them what he’a been wanting. Get it for Lightweight Crib Blankets little water. LUCWY.' Mrs. Brown (gloatlnglji to her coats. ^ o t long after clasa began, One resourceful young motjêr husband)—Listen to this. It ai^s one of the little boys aidled to her does nurny things. It helps you put selves in another position. They eat him. And if you have a growing your h m teeth forward by keeping without noticing what is placed be girl In the family, wouldn’t she 2 7 0 3 While shopping for baby blankets Some cooks like to use both right there in the paper ^ t whU' desk to offer a compliment. chill sauce and catchup in a sauce key kills more people th u i bullets. “You know,’’ he said admiringly, them healthy and gleaming. A good fore them and often come up with like to pick out her STERLING was unable to find a light weight toothbrush^ ossc.itlal to the task. deficiency from an unbalanced FLATWARE pattern. Fond rela blanket In crib eize, so purchased for Mafood along with prepared Husband Isnapping impatiently) ’’S'ou don’t look old at all...'fro m horseradish, Worcestershire sauce, —Of course, who the devil ever the back." , •: And this rneiLns proiier care. Rinse diet, may show in dull. hair tives and friends will add. to her a double bed eize "sheet" blanket heard of bullets drinking whiskey. brush in cold,Vster, shake vigor and eyes, complexion problems and set on birthdays and important oc In pastel pink. They are also lemon juice and Tabasco sauce. THE ONE AND ONLY ously and It poMlblb place in sun. tension. casions. You’ll see just/ the gleam available In blue, gree**’ Teacher—^Now can anybody tell ing SERVING PIEC!E you’ve Si—Tea si^, Zeke, as sure as 1 me where we find mangoes? This kills bactena. Toothbrushes lavender and white. She cut the Keep In Tun« with National should not be kepVln tight Rla difBcuI- 14 yft. write or visit the office of SHEAR- these lovely bowl and basket or ■ traditional furnishings. For df.M depository tlee.-Wrinkles may cause blisters. your man gets when he wears .a items! 'The stitch is simple to do, storage, for moth-proof protection, Save the juice from maras U Individual 98 Violent atorma 28 Kind of moth crisp, polished shirt done up the SON, HAMMILL A COMPANY, chino cherries and use on giîpe- 47 Toward the If they’re too tlghL atocklngs may A darling wlnfe; or puffed sleeve 913 Main Street. Dial Mitchell and you’ll find when the Items are a CEDAR CHEST holds tomor BY REN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD 15 Radio 10 Arrow poifon 20 Sea eagle MARTINIZING WAY. Dry clean completed, Oiat they will look like fruJt halves at dessert time. f UDD SAXON audience 11 Cape 31 Burn aheltcrcd side cramp your toes. dress for a one-tq-slx miss, plus 3-1571 for complete details. row’s, dreams. ing and shirts may be left at either loLanded S3 Man’s name 48 Old Irish bonnet and cape. hobnail glass — especially nice to RXSIVEME, /•M MMUy 17 Legal mattera plant, but for maximum spefedy use bn dining-table or buffet. When buying a carpet, ask the • Add zip to deviled ham, to be ootncHkn JESSKA CARLINS.. fONPOtOfiatN 18 la property 39 ------castle.rod Guess What? No. 8463 with PattMD-Rama is in wiksinKn, * N€VER PONE mJrCHtNS TMAM 90 Venetian Joe 'Carman of CORET CASU service bring cleaning to the cen The cotton knit chemise in a Pattern No. 2703 'contains dealer to explain the type of car used for canape.s. by mixing with KNOW unsuccessful 20 Coral Island (Bib.) sizes 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, years. Size 2 ■niAT BEFORE IN X ttfAuieo.J' magistrate ter and shirts to Middle Tpke. textured weavf is a good mid crochet directions for bowl and pet you choose. And get his ad cogrsely ground black pepper. PP IB Hydrocarbons 22 Kind of taitt 40 Simpler ALS, 887 Main Street said. “Jiist dress and bonnet, 2*4 yVrds of 35- winter buy at budget prices. Can Aa TOUR UpE. I'M'GOINS TO SEE 43 — vbee 91 Unbleached tell The Inquirer’ readers there inch; cape, 144 yards of 54-inch, basket; stitch illustrations; finish vice on rtow to care for it. •I WASN'T __ 31 Let It stand 34VaU Buy your shoes in the after be worn with or without belt but ing directions. ' MySeLF...BUT 33 Musical 25 Musical 49 Anglo-Saxon 92 <^rd game will be lota of pleasant surprises Send Thirty-five Cents in coln.s Never use hot water from thp 99 French artim noon, since feet swell as the day most women. will prefer it belted. Send 25c In Coins, for this pat Kick off stiletto-heeled shoes' IMBE6WNINS direction • Instrument king’s council in the store for WASHINGTON S for this pattern—-add.5c foV each wears on. Stand up while your tap in making tea dr drip coffee. f e TO SEE BIRTHDAY SALE." So, do keep pattern for first-class maHlng tern — add 5c for each pattern for or loose-fitting slippers when Start with cold water and bring •miNSS 34 Malt cat feet are being measured. The shoe Add Color to Your Kitchen flrst-class mailing. Send to Anne climbing to reach objects at 37 Church recess . this in mind .and go see what .Send to Sue Bprnett. The Manches and foot should match at key It to a boll before preparing the NOW... r r r r r r r r awaits you. Depend on B. D. PEARL FUR Cabot, The Manchester Evening horfie. They are glamorous but beverages. 39 Poems [ ter Evening Herald, 11.90 AVYj. i spots, with a snug but not tight He/ald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERI 32 Submarines A.MERICAS, NEW YORK .38. NITURE AND APPLIANCE CEN contribute little to a firnôothold. R Relaxing in a tut of water can ; heel. The widest part of your foot TER. 649 Main Street to have a CAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Y. print 34 Plentifully E N Y. Print Name, Address with ' should fit comfortably into the Name, Address and Pattern Num 38 East Indies » be ^bothlng or Just plain enervat Zone, Style Number and Size. complete line-up of 1958 "Frigi- Will Close for Vacation The Inquirer JL ing. It depend-a on the water tem widest part of the Shoe. Try the daire" refrigerators, ranges, laun ber. BECK’S. 846 Main St., will close island Don’t miss the Fall A Winter shoe or sweater 41 Indian weight r r r n P jr the starch out of you and oils out styles for every size. Send 35c to What belter way to celebrate plus directions for one knit pnd ables our fitter to 42 Roman bronze i of your akin. day. VALENTINE'S DAY than by en to suit you. because EVERYTHING IN THE p three crochet items. Only 25c a STORE IS ON SALE. When the Marendaz Custom-Fit you according to RAY GOTTO 44 In a line r r joying a heart-to-heart talk with copy! COTTON WOOD? 48 Votea Wrap Baby In a Pretty Sweater the one you like best over a Keep your personal appearance store reopens it will overflow with your very own individual 49 Pheasant If you live in an industrial city, spring and summer merchandise. TRAVEL AGENCY F r Soft as a cloud are the orlon delicious DINNER at MILLER'S neat at home. Your husband and brooda SWEATERS, size 1-4 at ANDER don't let soot ru;n the appearance ‘Red Tag Day Sale’ Ooiitlnoes measurements. of your hair. Wash at least twice r e s t a u r a n t , 10 East Center children appreciate a trim-looking 18 Asylum St., Hartford 93 Fourth r r I SON’S CHILDREN'S SHOP, 303 St. A long and varied menu awaits wife and mother. The people that There is still time to take ad Asparagus Soup Tips Tel. CHapel 7-5857 Remember . . . Arabian caliph m Eaat Center St. Slip over the head a week. If your heir is oily, a sham you. Relax and savor every de see you the most often are your vantage of the outstanding sav Here’s a main dish that comes The Fitting’s the Thing $4 Latha part f i R n or button in from, these ’’McKem” poo every other day keeps it well lightful moment. Generous por tûsband. and ydiildren. Don’t en ings at GOODYEAR SERVICE quickly and easily from the pan Authorized Agents For All 96 Seine I B nr SWEATERS envelop a youngster cared for. tions of carefully prepared foods courage a drab appearance just be STORE, 713 Main SL, while “Red try shelf to meet that last-minute Rail, Air and Steamship 97 Woody plant n 1 in handsome warmth. While or are graciously sert'ei) and priced cause you’re around the house. Tag Day Sale" continues. It is a emergency. Blend 1 can (10*4 oz.) 98SitaofTaj , Lines GLAZIER'S u R (1 pastel they auds like a hanky and Tell Him He Is Appreciated to please you. ^ store-wide clearance of MAJOR condensed cream of a.sparagus Mahal x - ix / dry just as fast. Very new are the APPLIANCES, the floor models soup and *4 cUp milk in a sauce 99 Lock and —- II TM Bie. ea CM. ea Convey cupld’s message to your The Store Gleams and Sparkles HAROLD EELLS CORSET SHOP L r a - BULKY KNIT SWEATERS now favonle beau with good looking A bath Is .nbre than s socially LYNN POULTRY FARMS store that include refrigerators, ranges, pan. Add 1 cup cubed luncheon ' 60 Rowing uwsstf esss"**'.** available for the age 1-4 fashion acceptable routine in one's life. It also "Weslinghouse” Laundromat Manchester Agent 831 MAIN ST.—MI 8-6346 implemcntf IT JEWELRY (cuff link.s, tie slide or in the Parkade features HEN meat and 2 sliced hard-looked Tel, MI 9-7442 E u and DRYERS. If your present TV u "W bII, I bbb you'vB mad# that fri«nd you wort Bitting plates. Won't shrink or stretch, the new tie pin) from C. E. also eiThances a person's natural TURKEYS. Could anything be eggs; heat. Serve over 6 split bis •1 Neuter (sb) ji just lots of beautiful wear. or RADIO shows signs of "illness" up with foil a lot bottor!" HOUSE A SON. Personalize the good looks and acts as a pj(/k up. better for family meals than nour cuits. gift with his jnitials or the em This is true if done properly. For ishing, low calorie TURKEY. why not anticipate the replace Pronto puppies blem of his favorite lodge. Nicely example, using a brush or hapd Averaging nine pounds the meat ment by shopping now at GCX5D- Eaay-to-clean storage space Is 1 . , 1 egg gift-boxed are fine ties. hose, hand mitt will stimulate circulation aiij YEAR. One group of small elec a key to a happy housewife. When ] is fine grained, juicy, tender. Tlêse trical appliances is clearance BUGS BUNNY 1 cup bisqulck kerchiefs, In addition to shirts, act as a miniature mas.sage for the ■Tu r k e y s come from nearby remodeling or building, especially hi teaapoon paprika pajamas, wallets, sweaters. Cap muscles. The friction created also Connecticut farms, carefully fed priced. Acquire some of these a kitcheni ask for removable | REPUGN 1 GCANT LOSE tHEI?EAlhrT/i«W«V' 14 teaspoon cayenne ture his practical-loving heart removes dead skin and grime. time - and - labpr saving conven shelves and partitions. It is j and quick frozen to bring you iences for your kitchen especially BY ROY CRANE WBGHT RWT UKE SNOW SHOVELIN’ T " 14 cup milk with gift slippers or shoes at clear j peak flavor and goodness. Bake easier to clean with them. Also, I BUZ SAWYER ENOUGH IMdrWCf! KNOCK OFF THAT 2 tablespoons yellow corn ance prices. Do surprise him with Cnuld You Use a Dividend ^ have the makings of while the inviting tags are in ef smooth surfaces wipe clean with,; OONT HUNK I'M 4 IM M S , PARlINGi CM/T 1 00 JWAISTLINE! meal a Valentine Gift. He’ll love you C2ieek Every Month In the A^***’- i mortK than one meal. And, remcm- fect. Look for the items grouped a damp cloth belter than rough * TO KNOW ALL ABOUT YOU! 14 teaspoon mustard for it.' (Foolish question.) We havei^^^. CHlCK- under a "Two for one’ price. surfaces. aur SIS siMPLT FAtcnMTCB me/ soM em ie BUDGET TERMS available. \îlenlino(ijl sueu eoRCKouc red hmr... and 1 lb. miniature frankfurter.^ p i^ a ^ d PARTS, you can buy the as- THAT MTSTERIOUS MONA lUA Heat deep fat to 375 degrees. Putting the stove into the dish- UTILITY COMMON STOCK.S sell sortment your family likes best This Product Sounds Wonderful with heart appeal! smile. I SIMPLV MUST'KNOW ^ Blenq egg, milk. Stir in dry in- i W'asher sounds crazy. However, a ing to yield, better than 544 per Satisfy individual tastes with a The nightgown cut like a che At ARTHUR DRUG STURE. AIL ABOUT HER.' ‘A gredients. Dip frankfurters In bat-1 stove designer has a model that cent. Thi.s portfolio is .so set up dinner of,CHICKEN PARTS soon. mise is probably the most likely' 942 Main St.. BEAUTY DEW by ter. Fry until brown 2 to 3 min. on features burners to take apart. that the investor receives a divi version of the chemise to come to “Helena Rubenstein" is a deep, each side. Serve on cocktail pii/ks. ^ Then the parts may be audaed dend check monthly." COBURN & light so far. Comes in typical gentle cleanser that floats out To reheat: Place In 400 degrees , clean ia either an automatic dish- MIDDLEBROOK. 629 Main St. Who Was St. Valentine? straight design with pleat or make-up and imbedded soil fronj oven about 5 min. ' washer or a diahpan, he says. Call Mitchell 3-1105. There's sonicthing about the flounce at the kiiee. In nylon, of each pore.'leaving your complexion 'A 14th, of February that makes peo course. fresh and rosy. Because a clean ple fall in love—or so people, have skin is less likely to develop blem believed for 3.000 years. Cilstom Picture-Framing Dept. ishes or pimples, BEAUTY DEW % Long before Christ, the Romans JOHNSON PAINT CO. V23 Main is a beauty insurance. 160 treat held a romantic holiday on F’eb. St. offers CUSTOM PKJTURE- ments for *1.35. Two hearts beat 14 called the Liipercalia. On that FRAMING with qualified person ing as one are symbolized in VAL Give Her A Clock For A Valentine , day, each y<5ung man reached into nel to help you select an appropri ENTINE JEWELRY: Gay scatter MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK -CAVALLI an um and drew out the name of ate frame, in the correct width and pins, earrings, bracelets. Under a girl; She became his sweetheart color to best enhance your paint hats all winter, in steam heated BY {.ANK LEONARD for the year. ing, your needlework sampler, a rooms, our hair often looks dull MICKEY FINN SPECIAL ELECTRIC SESSIONS ELECTRIC Selecting your sweetheart by lot diploma, an award or a photograph. and tired. Let GLADYS ESTEN, didn't fit later, Christian, ideas. help you personally select HAIR l U NEVER DOUBT HIS - IT'S Church fathers, trying to discour Then there are oak frames in sand COURAGE AGABtaANCyf, SERGEANT ed natural finish in standard sizes CARE NEEDS. From the line-up age the custom, decided to change of shampoos, ripses, tints, sprays, ANDVOUCANBET < HALLIGAN ALARM CLOCK the name of the old holiday. A that are ideal and inexpensive for MCNUCKLE.ANSLUGC. -FORV KITCHEN CLOCK framing paint-by-number oil pic she’ll advise you wisely as J.o the j saint's name, they reasoned, would product or two that can show radi REG. 8.9.9.*) help young people to remember tures. the divine-nature of love. ant results 9fter one try. Tell Looking hack into their church If your handbag has a winter- someone of your affection (before Plus Tax records, the.v discovered that in weary look, try pepping it up with it’s loo latei with a VALENTINE $ Plus Tax I the year 270, a Chaistian named a pastel wallet and matching key CARD or HEART-BOXED (CHOC ’4 9 5 [valentine had been martyred dur ring. Add spec case and compact OLATES. 3 .9 8 ing the feast of the Lupercalia. if you need them. ------. ly not re-name the feast for In building or remodeling, de him? Giving a Valentine Bridge? cide on a plan and stick to It. First showmq of tho now Soth Thomas Clock But who waa Valentine? It is You'll hold a "beautiful hand" Changing a window here, a stair one of the strange ironies of his- every lime, because the freah case there, will use up materials, 'oil Cordioss oloctric, wind and oloctric. I tory that the world remembers spring designs on the new "Con- labor and money. i nothing about him but the date of gi‘ess’” PLAYING CARDS are II bis death. Nobody knows, now. neater and nicer than ever at HAR Individualize. Your Home CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER WROUGHT IRON [i^hat -he looked like, where he RISON’S, 849 Main St. Of durable Patterned after ‘'Hummel" fig-' VOU'LL fXOBAILV OO lACK. TD, WROUGHT IRON came from,-whether'he was a rich plastic with a smooth celutone urines are the NEEDLEPOINT MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK RIDGEWAY THE DEATH >WU#E FOR man, or a slave. finish they are J1.95 a double deck. PKCTURE canvases just arrived at yOlTRE WTdETnNS yi right over*, he But. because he died on Feb. 14, Valentine TALLIES (two and YOUR YARN SHOP, 50 Cottage Mu st Be found three table) also tallies in refresh St. Buy them Singly or in pairs, r xVk g o t A oats AND Z'O LIMK 7D JUST PUT TT BEFORE NEWS OF KITCHEN CLOCK KITCHEN CLOCK his name has ever since been a.sso- WITH A BCAUnPUL. MAKE A GOOD DOWN »BRB,MV 1 ciated with love. -Ironic, but ing 1958 patterns are here. There the subjects are delightful: A \jNONHEA. GOODMAN PINK FACE WHITE FACE strangely appropriate, too. For are score pads featuring the with all the things we don’t know “Goren" system complete with branche.-i. Make a cushiony scatter 2 OUDLCy? rug that is washable and Inexpen- REG. S7.9S BEG. 810.95 about' him, we do know this: Tp rules and scoring guides, 15c and be a Christian In third century up. ^ •sive for the children’s room, bath ' Rome. Valentine must have had room or hall now that "Bemat” O' AL/' U ’ i — —• -- the strongest, most selfless love Keeping an ice cream contain has brought out “Luxor" a new Plua Tax $ Plus Tax of all. er closed or wrapped prevents loss COTTON RUG YARN in glorious V s $ of moisture and keeps ice cream colors that can be made into 96 A ‘Glnny’ Doll Moves Her Head longer. Pass this tip on to hungry different rug designs. These can 4 .9 8 7 .4 9 vases qre in stock (geometries, This Valentine’s Day make a youngsters for cones and sundaes. ■V little girl happy with a "Ginny," stripes, floral) in sizes 20" x 30" to 41!’ X 80 ”. NO RUG FRAMES Vi: SETH THOMAS BLACK "Jeanette" or "JiU’ DDLL that Beat Die Ea.ster KuhIi moves head and arms from MARI- Shop now at BOYS AND STU NEEDED for making these thick, r r 0 i»w w asA umn. k i Vji. Ha. a\^rej MAD’S. 691 Main St. It’s so much DENTS SHOP at C. E. HOUSE & luxurious rugs'. Why not start one. fun dressing her In the many SON for the best possible selection while the* evenings are still long. V BY PEI'ER HOFFMAN ALARMS TOLE CLOCK DOLL WARDROBES available. of handsome SPORT COATS AND HEART BOXES JEFF COBB Cuddly and soft STUFFED TOYS SLACKS also SUITS for juniors, Cooks who like a soft crust on CARPS THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY VVIliiON SCRUGGS THI6 KE> NEVER LET to please little boys are here. Help size 4-12, boys size 13-20 and stu their,, yeast bread brush the loaves Individual and Family ME 0OWNVET.'...THEW! her establish good grooming hab dents size 34-38. Come on the run! with melted butter as soon as they ■To Please Igvery Heart 2 For 25c And VP ’ IT'C TURNMSf $ Plus Tax $ Plus Tax its with "UTTLE LADY" TOI These are the best values for are turned out of their pans, then LETRIES for her very own use. young men' regardless of their they cover the bread with a towel 9 .9 5 8 .9 5 There arc gift-box.cd bath niitts, coloring or build, be they slim or for a few minutes. PARTY Heart C aketias bubble bath, champoo, toilet water, chubby, tall or short. They can be dusting powder and manicure sets ideally "suited" for spring here. Any maple syrup In the house? to give her desirable pride In a You have such famous labels to You can make a qake frosting SUPPLIES All Aluminum 2 For 79e and well-groomed, tidy appearance. ■ help you: Chips, Cortley, North- from it by boiling 144 cups of It cool. ALTERATIONS ARE FREE. until the firm ball stage (242 de grees) and then gradually beating OPEN THURSDAY 4Nid FRIDAY TILL 9 P-M. i ■ \ Soma young homemakers leave obt a carpet > cushtoq. to i uye ^ Wee h ^b u rg ers on a big bun it Into two atlffly-beatep egg F. T. BUSH J b ., Pi)iaUant sad T m u o ^ money \yhen bbying, canieta for are annojdng! To ivold this, put whites. I,' . , 1 "IF ITS HABQWABE TVE HAVE m the hom4. But in the long run It chopped meSit between two pieces WORLD • WE GIVE OBEEN STAM^ • HANOHESTliB of waxed paper about 15x12 inch- .kdd a bouquet garni to ckiutai^ •77 MAIN ST. coats mpre to go without. Tha tomato sbup and heat It very alow- GREEN qushion fUla In uneven apacaa of aq. Roll, with rolling pin. When ^ A M P S a floor tjutt might cause - worn waxed paper la removed from top, ly. The bouquet can contain pars .(< CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS - OFEN THI^RSDAY NIGHTS ONLY spots. It thua lengthens wear of ci^t meat la aquarea or desired ley, thyme and bay leaf and should 29iga., , ■ ahapa. bS tied In a muslin bsg. ,

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.1 ■ ■■ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, .1981 PAGE TWENTY<^NE PAGE •n^NTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 Beat Five~Time Loser Around THE / Duke Gomes Fast Herald Angle EARL YOST Green Manors Play Hamilton in Important CBA Contest Sporta Editor T ennis King To Rate with Best After being cast in the role of a?league-leading Milford Chiefs, Inîn contention for the fourth qndARuddy and Cap Perry or CbarHs Claims Aussie leading contender for Connecticut their moat recent outings, engage final playoff position. The Pros en Mozurek at the forwards, veteran Cam-Twhten Southera Bound Hamilton tonight in an 8:30 con By Hall in CCIL, 64-53 New York, Feb. 12 (A>)—Duke’s Blue Devils, combing with Basketball Assn, championship countered little difflcult.V winning Matt Formon at center and stylish a rush since Coach Harold Bradley junked height for spero Bound for »unny Florida tomorrow evening will be four honors, the Green Manor Proa cur test at the Windsor Locks High the first meeting by a lop-alded 93- WiU Be Great rently find themselves involved in School. Sunday afternoon the lo 68 margin but the outcome could Jack Scott and high-scoring Yogi a month ago, are tob dog in Atlantic Coast Conference bartet- young Manchester men, members of the Cam-Twisters Club. CHURCH LEAGUE Yogabaaksa at the guards. Ca riors' top rebounder, with il.?’ Isleib, Hoeleer and Lsirson com-ifaild M per cent from the I^'foot a struggle to qualify for one of the cale host the New Haven Colum be much different tonight, especial Ky PAT BOLDUC ball today. Probably the best five-time loser arOttnd, the Blue Dave Krupen, Edmund Symington, Tony Stevenson and Jim Btandinga four playoff bet tha A win tonight bus Bears in their CBA finale at ly. with Hamilton. ploying on iU pable reserves Include Jack Foley, five more than the 6-3 Isleib. Lar blned for-16 points In^ strong sec line. Despite being ouUcored in the New York, Feb, 12 ((P)— John Butler and Wldholm. Underdog Manch*ter High son, a fine ball handler, chipped ond period attack which accounted second half the Warriors hit on 13 a month str«ak last night by4,- ' my Munsie will form a quartet bound for Daytona Beach W. t over hot and cold Hamilton Stand 3:15 at the Verplanck School. home court. of 25 field goal attempts Devils climbed an eight f/Urita In fohnaneq In iTexas Tech's 74-72 . where they will enter the drag race competition. The Cam- Australia’s Lew Hoad is cap ard and another triumph Sunday Green Manor, sporting a six won Since boWing to the Pros, Coach Roams rin is expected to retali was never presented an oppor- in with 10 markers, netting seven for Hall's 13-point advantage at SL John’s ...... 35 39 and six lost record, and Hamilton, Much credit for Hall’s success making it to the top with a 65-48 victory over Baylor, and Rice hit Twisters Club is composed of 12 young men, all racing enthu able of becoming one of the over New Haven, are practically a Wally Wldholm’i Hamilton quintet ate wdth hard-working Burr (jarl- tunitv to employ its ball-con in the second half. the intermission. The West Hart •*road" whipping of North Carolina St. James’ (1) ....;5 3 .31 must for Coach Eddie Roeemarln’s showing a 4-4 won and lost mark, has upended lowly Bridgeport 89- son and Paul Grogan up fronL The triumph was the 10th in ford quintet led from eight to 13 also should , go to two little men, half lUf AhoU to beat Texas AAM siasts of which Krupen Is presl-^ greatest tennis players who SL James' (2) ...... 48 36 trol tactics last night in drop State. 67-57 in other Southwest features. disapnointing cagers. enter tonight’s important game 80 and cellar-dwelling Derby 114- rugged Art (Juimby at center and 13 starts for Coach Dave Deacon's tallies despite three pretty hoops veteran EM Kostin and George dent. Thosclub meets'weekly at hls brother, Norman, report# that ever lived, “in a class with North The Proa, losers to the hlgh- deadlocked for fourth spot and 66. The host club will probably Worthy Patterson' and Fred Diute ping a ei-b.*? CCIU decision by reserve Prescott. Manchester Lasnier who turned in fine floor Seven ACC foea and West Vir A couple of the BJsst’s touma- ' their clubhouse on Hartford Rd. Methodist (1) .48 86 .571 successful club and enabled the ginia, the biggest of them all, have ment poeslbllUlea kept rolling, Ni pin boya receive IS centa a string Tilden, Budge and Kramer,” acorlng Marco Polo Explorers and both needing a victory to remain start a lineup comprising Gordy in the backcourt. to favored Hall at the King Warriors to maintain their first appeared overanxious in its deter games apd set up their more pub- fallen to the Devils in the streak The fellows are In the process of and some pin boys, on I a ague Poncho Gonzales said today. "My North r'-iilip S r h o o 1 in West Hart place deadlock with Wethersfield. mined bid to overtake the home licized teammates with numerous agara over Holy Cr0(M 83-78 as building a dragster which they plan nights, pick up 89. which includes Job right now is to forestall thii os Methodist (2) ..,.4.47 7 37 ..560 ford. TTip host Warriors scored first that began Jan. 11 when Coach Boo ElIU celebrated hia 22nd birth Jo enter in organized sanctioned Center Congo# (1) .46 38 ..548 Manchester, which lost the first five and as a result was guilty of scobing opportunities. . But one , j „ ...... Bradley found a “speed” combina tips.:. (Thsrlle (Chuck) (Connors, long os possible,” the 29-yesr-old and forced the Indian.s to pivc meeting by 22 points, now has lost several erratic passes and poor wonders if the outcome would have day with a iJO-pOlnt show, and SL competition at drag atrips In Rhode pro king from Los Angelea added, St. Bridget’s ...... 4646 38 .518 tion and turned ’em loose. Bona venture (13-3> bver St, Fran former Seton Hall basketball whiz .44 40 .521 clia.'o throughout the poorly played nine times in 11 outings and the shooting. been different had the Indians Dogged on a shifting zone de Island and Massachusetts during and later in the NBA with Bos “but there’s no question about It South Methodist ....44 contest . Indians are headed for more With Isleib and Hoelser account scored first ? Zatursky had planned cis (Pa.) 85-69. St. Johns of Brook the coming season. The object of ton, appears in the film, “O ld Yet thU kid U Urrifle." Emanuel Lutheran .44 40 .524 Although the Silk Townera tied fense and hot-handed on the at lyn, with backcQurt whiz A1 Ssiden 'the cluH Is to get racing off the SL Mary’s ...... 4444 40 ' .324 trouble Friday night when Conard ing for all five of their team’s bas to play possession ball had the oc tack, -Duke has ballooned Its rec ler.” Connors and I wers tssm- Gonzales and Hoad resum# their the score at 2-all in the opening comes to town for an 8:15 engage caslon presented itself. scoring 21, coasted past jMofatra s’cee's and onto organized drag 100-match seriea at Madison Second se.onds of the game, there was kets in the third period, the War ord from an erratic 6-5 to 13-6 and ‘id.rips. and also to teach the public mates aa well as opponents in (Congregational ...40 .476 ment. TTie hot and cold Chieftains riors maintained an 11-point bulge With both Prescott and Skip the No. 8 ranking in the nation. 73-56. The S t Bonsventure victory many games during tha World Square Garden tonight with Pan- n-ver an - doubt about the out Fisher scoring 17 points the Red was the Bonnies’ 75th ptraight on the real meaning of a true hot-rod. cho attempting to cut Lew’s 9-6 Community Baptist .40 .476 will be favored to repeat an earli through most of a slow and dull Tough Part Over War II period. Reports have been .393 come althpigh Co.ach Elgin Za- er 21-p'olnt triumph. and'W hite JayVees upended their their cozy home court at Orlean, Another obiect of the club is to reaching the desk that relations advantage in victories. Tony Tra- Concordia Lutheran .33 tursky a Hed and White squad quarter. In the process, the Blue DevUs know enough about cars to assist Zion Lutheran .:...S1 .369 Dubanooki Outstanding Hall counterparts 58-51 in the pre N. Y. . , between the basketball cc>aching bert and Poncho Segura play a pre outscorejl the winners by a slim All In Vain liminary. have stepped’In front of the rugged Duke’s speed unit, averaging 6-2 disabled motoriets on the highway liminary match at 7:30 p.m Center Congo# (2) .31 .369 Captain Dick Dubanoski was his ACC race with an 8-2 mark after The fMik Towners will spend two staff at Manchester High- and .262 Sn-.ll margin in the second half. Mistretta and Dubanoski com Hall (64) with a 6-5 "big” man In Jim New- Recreation Department officials (EST). 'Temple B e th ...... 22 The Warriors, sparked by the stel usual outstanding self in defeat, bined for 15 of Manchester’s 21 P B T PI*. wading through the roughest part come, clicked so well against NC weeks at Daytons, know'n os the ‘Hits B o ll Horderi Match results: Center Congre Never isn't the best. Ck>me, come now lar shooting of tall Jack Isleib, the tireless 6-1 senior center 2 I>arBon, f v ./...... 2 «-7 30 of their schedule with road vic irfock CSC racing capitol In the "Hoad has a great offensive gational (1) 4. Zion Lutheran 0; chalked up 18 tallies and picked markers in the high-scoring fourth 2 Kip. ( ...... 0 0-1 0 State while 11,500 watched at fellas, there's room enough for d?ad!v .Art Hoelaer and hustling period but It was all in vain since 2 Hoelzrr, f ..x,.:.;. .. R 3-4 la tories over Wake Forest, Clemson, State's Reynolds Coliseum thst United Btates. gome,” Poncho continued. "He hits North Methodist (2) 4, Concordia off 12 solo rebounds. Sophomore 1 Oatrriinz, e t.,..,.. • *. 0 (VO ft defending national, champ North a ll... Salute is given Bill Andni- Pick Uarson. led at every turn, the locals never were able to get Coach Bradley went all the way lot and his crew, under the direc the ball harder than I do—that ia. Lutheran 0; North Methodist (1) p.osting quarter leads of 15-7, 33- Pat Mistretta enjoyed one of his 3 lalolh. c ...... 9 5-5 p . Carolina, and lOth-ranked NC off the ground and on the volley. 4, Second congregational 0: finest games, caging 14 points, 12 within striking distance. A string 2 Kostin, g ...... 2 2-2 State, and home whippings of with his five starters. Shot6 Here and There tor of Horace Murphey, for its 20 and 46-32. Manchester made its- of seven tallies, interrupted only 0 Kamman. # ...... 0 (VO 0i Snap Home fltreok great work in preparing and clear He is quick as a cat and wonder Temple Beth Sholom 4, Com strongest showing in the final in the second half, and being cred 5 Lashirr, g ...... 2 3-S 6 State, Virginia and South Caro ’The Blue Devils, led by 6-2 Manager George Mitchell of the fully relaxed. munity Baptist 0; St. James’ (1)3. ited with seven rebounds. Two b\ a three-point play by Lsleib, 0 Kaplan, g ...... 0 1-1 1 lina. hot and cold Green MOnor Pros re ing . Center Springs Pond dally Lx)wei eight minutes, outshooting the vic "If he can cultivate a little bet South Methodist 1; St. James’ (2) juniors, Neal Prescott and Walt sliced Hall’s margin to nine points, Of their four remaining confer Buoky Allen’a 17 Mints, broks ported today that Art Quimby hss for ice scaling and also at the An tors 21-18. 62-51 with but 30 seconds remain 16 Total* ...... 23" M sway in the laet )0 minutes to nex and Charter Oak Park. Center ter control—and no doubt he will 3. St. Bridget’s 1; St. John’s 3. Isleib hooped nine baskets and Bycholski also impressed while Manch^MtFr (flS) ence teats, three are at home In been advised by hif physician to —he should be on(t of the greatest Emanuel Lutheran 1; St. Mary’s playing briefly. ing. Both Isleib and Hoelzer netted p B P PU. Durham with only Virginia to be ai.ap SUte’a five-game home win restrict his baaketball pisyin) to Springs Pond has been os popular 0 perfect 5-5 from the foul line td three baskets in the flnsl peri'd to MiatrftlA, f...... 7 0-1 14 ning string. Idle Maryland (6-2) this season aa ever and the lodge, players of all time.” 2, Center Congregational (2) 2. LIFETIME GUARANTEE walk off with the night's scoring 1 PrF'flCott, ( ...... 3 (VO 6 met away. but one game per week. The Proe Gonzales, whose service Is rsted Night’s best scores: Nino Aceto CCIL Sfandintra account for 15 of the wlnnir's 18 0 Ounhing, f ...... 0 2-2 ri San Francisco’s fifth-rated Dons moved Into eecond in the Jockeying meet Hamilton Standard in Wlnd- night lights, muaic, supervision honors with a total of 23 points. markers. 2 Frahlcr, f ...... 1 1-i 2 for position '.for the poet-season and outside park benches all help the most explosive in the game, 126-143-372. Paul Aceto 128-348. Aik us about it I W L Pet. 1-2 1 were the only other top ranking s>.r Locke tonight in on important said Hoad’s delivery ws(i virtual Hoelrer. who made excellent use Statisticclly, Hall shot at a laud Fifikf. f ...... 0 ACC Tournament determines to moke it a worthwhile project Herman Johnson 342. Mike Priced! Wethersfield . ...; ...... 9 2 .818 0 Bycholakl, f ...... *.... a (VO 4 team In action last night as the CBA game for both clubs . . . ly aa hard. ”A man who clocked of a two-handed over - the - head 3 Duh.nnowki. c ... 6 5-9 JR the loop’s representative in the Plocharczyk 363. Henry Grzyb 339, Jump shot, missed only once in Hall ...... 9 2 .818 able 38 per cent average from the schedule again was given over to Mickey Walker, th- Toy Bulldog, • • • the speed in' Loa Angeles last Sun Tony Yacono 335, Bob Benltd' J27. 5 .500 field and converted 18 of 23 free 2 Saimond, g ... 2 1-3 6 a smattering of conference games. NCAA championships. State (8-8) eight field goal attempts and B riilo l...... 8 Provoflt, g ... 0 0-0 0 Handler Robert Gorman holds Ch. Puttencove Promise before slipped to third with Frank Mc and oh# of the finest boxing cham Connecticut can become the first day said mine hit the floor about John Aceto 132-125-372. Bruno wound up with 18 tallies, includ Conard ...... 5 5 .500 throws-(78 per cent) while'notch h Dafgl^. g ...... 0 0-2 0 trophy last night in Madison Square Garden After the regal stand- The Done, beaten once in 18 starta. pions of all time, will grace the basketball team in the nation to two-hundredths of a second soon Mazzoll 140-374, Tiny Bonham .364 ing a close 39-37 edge off the 0 Richard, f ...... 0 (VO 0 ran their winning'streak to 13 in a Guire’s North Carolina Tar Heels ing 14 in the secoj«W half. And in Windham ...... 4 7 aid pioodle was awarded top honors In the annual Westminster next St 7-3 after beating Virginia, speaker's Ubie at the 19.59 Gold qualify for the 1958 NCAA Tour er, which it nothing,” Pancho 136-362. Warren Chandler 131-342. addlUon, the sharpshooting ^ 5-11 Meriden ...... 7‘...... 3 8 ,273 boards. The Silk Tow.iers hit on a 16 Total* '...... 21 11-30 63 Kennel Club dog show. Owner is Puttencove Kennels of Man 69-49 romp over St. Mary’s of Key Untier of the Connecticut nament. A win over Rhode Island added. Jim Mathleaon 12.5, Art Johnson .800 30 per cent average from the-field California, just about wrapping up 73-66 with eight points, six on free Comparing Hoad with some of forward emerget^ as the- War Manchester ...... 2 8 chester, Mass. (AP Photofax). throws, in the last mttiute and a Sports Writers’ Alliance. Jackie Saturday night at Kingston, cou lJ 8. Dick Buckley 136-356 end Joe the title in the West Coast Confer Robinson, former mrjor league pled with a win by Vermont over the maatera of the past, the Loa Lupacchino 128. ence. half. star with the Brooklyn Dodgers, MiusachusetU on the aame night Angeles ace said: Gene Brown’e 16 points led the 'Three freshmen did Ihe work for is a posaible main speedier for next would insure the Huskies a berth "He ia the toughest man I’ve DUSTY IÂOUE attack and the Dons’ defense, best Virginia Tech in a 78-64 victory year's event which may be shifted in the post-season competition. The faced since Jack Kramer. He Is Rams Nip Middletown around, was again in fine fettle, over Washington A Lee, Slarl Gil to the Wsverly Inn In Cheshire af Yankee Donference champ is on much quicker than Jack waa and Standings Standard Poodle permitting only three field goala bert, and Bob Ayerman scoring 19 ter two years at the Statler. automatic qualifier. UConn has he hits the ball harder, but Jack w L Pet. in the first half. apiece and Chris Smith adding 17. s • • won ths YC nine times in the post waa more consistent in returning Merrill’s Market . 37 ao .649 Arkanaaa bolstered its lead In WAL’s Dom Flora, lioldjng 10th 10 years. UConn plays Moss. Feb. service. Gunver Mfg. ... . 34 23 .506 the Southwest Conference, edging place among the nation’s major Even the great Bob Ckx^n' tbe "People think Frank Sedgman T On Ron Janton’s Hoop Boston Celtics enjoys an off-night 18 at Storrs. .. The Yanks will try Wilco Tool ___ . S3 24 .579 TUESDAY HOUSEWTVES % challenger Southern Methodist 65' scorers with 24.7 had 24 for the and sign Mickey Mantle tomor waa quick on hit feet and had ABA Tool ...... 33 24 .579 King of Dogdom 63 on Fred Grlm’e two free throws keera. Byron Pinson scored 16 of ones In awhile. L u t night the ace sharp reflexes. Lew is quicker and Stsuidings NBA playmaker dropped in but row. Mantle Is luklng 875.000. Gus’s Grinders . . 24 33 .421 W L Pet. with 28 seconds left. Gerald his 20 points In the second lialf as He'll probably agree to 848.000. faster. He has tremendous hand Mai T ool...... 10 47 .175 By DON BERGER INTERMBDI.ATE LEAGUE Furman rallied to down Davidson three boskets in 40 attempts os movement, it's almost impossible Now you get more Flying Saucers .. ... 63 27 .663 Myers’ last second layup capped Yesterday the Yanks and Gil Mc- Poised Ronnie Janton’s short one-hander from inside the 71 per cent team field goal per- 85-70. tt c Celts dropped an 84-76 declaioo to angle a shot ps.«t him at the net. Gunver Mfg. and Gus’s Grinders i Double Boilers ...... 47 33 .,588 Intermediate League action at New York, Feb. 12 (JP)—Ch. Puttencove l^romise, a high Dougald agreed to a 834,000 pact, scored similar 3-0 shutout triumphs ... 46 34 .575 key with only two seconds left to play, gave Rockville another the Blast Side Rec last night stepping Standard Poodle, emerged from a carnage of shock to Byracuse . . . Don’t look now "In the backcourt. he reminds Rolling Plhs ...... but the Philadelphia 'Warriors of a 85.000 raise over a year ago. me s lot of Bill Tiiden and Don over Wilco Tool and Mai Tool, re- ' Dpatulas...... 40 40 .500 come from behind win last night, this one over Middletown found two games on the slate, with ing Westminster Kennel Club reversals today as the king of The Yankee brass (Uso took the .«pectively, while first place Mer the East Side upending the Im tbs NBA have suddenly come to Budge. He hag marvelous anti Coffee Cups ...... 35 45 .438 High, 46-44. With four seconds remaining and the score dogdom. Promise, owned by the Puttencove Kennels of Man life and during the past two weeks time to blast Msntle. Whitey Ford cipation. There is not a shot he rill's .Market pinned a 2-1 win over S k illets...... 19 61 .238 perial)! 70-53 and Miller’s upend and Bob Turley for playing in last miles of safer driving with knotted at 44-all, Janton had the*> ing pace-setting Nassiff Arms Chester, Mass., won Best-ln-Shovv^ 10 Easy Rules Magic Number have been playing better ball than can’t get to, not a shot hs can’t ABA Tool in last night’s matches. League-leading Flying Saucers ball. Not one person in the gym last night In the 82nd edition of any chib in either division . . . Sunday’s all-star charity game at make. won 3-1 over the Rolling Pins, the 63-43. said he was happily surprised by Key West, Fia. Bill Sheekey enjoyed a fine night, was seated as Janton took hia time, the ancient dog show, the moat the outcome. One close to UConn baaketball 'Temperament Unmatohable’ chalking up single games of 160. second place Double Boilers and aimed, and fired the shot that gave Hebron Scores With four men hitting twin fig coveted award of the canine set. fleymotir, Feb. 12 (flP) — A 10 for Both Spatulas rolled to a 2-2 tie and the ures, the East Siders had no But In the next breath, he noted Yale cardiologtst offer* claims that until UConn gives full "His game temperament is un- 128 and 119 en rout to a splendid the Rams their eighth \rin against To accomplish his feat. Promise couldn’t contain himself. 10 commandments for heart scholarships to baaketball players, Prof. Roy Shires and Manuel matchable. He is unconscious out 407 triple. Other good scores were Coffee Cups and Skillets also bat a similar number of losses. The trouble in turning back the Im Cortez will be the principals ini there, it seem.a. almost without tled to a 2-2 stalemate in yester perials. Getting away to a fast had to step over the re'mains of “After all,” he obser4’ed, "Prom cases. and not half-way deals, the HuAies bowled by Mike Denhup 125—340, host Tigers dropped their 12th con 79-32 Victory five pre-show favorites including ise was the biggest winner in the Celts, H a wks wilt remain as they are. too good tonight's wrestling headliner at nerves. He ia perfectly relaxed. Ray Finnegan 129—357, Don An day’s matches. test, they have won two. start, the winners moved on to Dr. lA>uis Nahum, speaking Whether the acore l.« 40-1.5 or 0-40. Morning’s finest single games last year’s top winner, Ch. Shirk- final. None of the other dogs actu before the Seymour Rotary for the Yankee Conference, but Foot Guard Hall, Hartford. First derson 152 -357, Ted (!5)ambers g o o d e a r hold a 32-26 edge at the Intermis / ^ bout start at 8:30 . . . Annual he makes everj- shot alike — bold were pinned by Phyllis McCarthy ■ The win was the result of a fine sion. The East Siders kept pace han of Grandeur, the Afghan. ally worried me. I thought Jie could Cldb lost night, llstod them no New York—The St. Louis not good enough to hold their own 133 348. Bob Bertsche 133, Pete team effort. After trailing most of Against Vinal FMve of the iix group winners do I t” Hawks,' despite their internal against the leading independent Nonvlch Bulletin-Record Basket and strong. Jankowski 339 and Doug Mac- 127, Hilma McComb 126, Ann Mey- with Miller’s as both pow have a fallows: "I’ve found out one thing In era 124. Celeste Sheldon 109, the first half. Rockville opened the 4-2 record to tie for second place. from ’57 returned and five of them Mrs. Gforge Putnam, owner of 1. Avoid cold weather. squabbles of the past week, are a clubs. As said before in this column. ball Tournament starts March 11. Lachlen 341. third period with a new lease on Sparked by Co-Captaln Dave were “dead” when the six finalists the Puttencove Kennels, was 2. Avoid oxcitement. , step closer to the Western Division I’m sure that as long as Hugh Teams interested may contact.Les playing him I can’t beat him with Sherry Jochimsen 107 and Betty life, unwrapping: a fast-breaking Farley. Who received fine support For the winners, Neil Pierson set Plngree in Norwich. Green Manor tactical tenni.a. I have to over Exclusive Daniel 106. the pace with 15 points while entered ths ring half an hour be equally happy. 3. Avoid anger. i National Basketball Assn, title to- Greei; coaches at Storrs the offensive which hadn’t been used from sophomore Bob Ponchak and fore midnight. . ‘Nicest Dog’ 4. Avoid acting like a cham i day. thereby probably Insuring UConns will tiave a winning sea of Manchester has won the title power him. I ju.T'l hope I can, be WOMEN’S LEAOl’E a great deal of late. Behind 27-20, Gunars 'Vinkela. Hebron Regional Art McGowan followed closely Coach Alex Hannum'i Job for next son. Greer Is still one of the top several times . . . The 19.58 Na cause I won't be doing It for long." Standings with 13. For the losers, Dana Can Crowd Bewildered * “Why, Promise Is the nicest dog i pion. VERY BEST Janton popped a long set, Ernie kept alive its Class C State Tour you ever did see,” she said. ”He’s ' 5. Avoid hea\y drinking. season. mentors In the country and man- tional Baseball Congress play to W' L Pet. Niederwerfer tallied on the long nament chances last night with non was the top pointgelter with The crpwd of 8,000 in Madison gay. sensible, and will play with | The Hawks, with some late hot ages to get the mist out of his ! determine State i hapipions wili IN uoMK.s—( ,\i.i. 'nii; Walnut Restaurant 39 12 .765 18 tallies and Steve Baraw add Square Garden was so bewildered 6. Avoid smoking. Il••lv Triiiit.i i4fi> 3-T NYLON end of a fast break, as did Janton an easy 79-32 victory over out anyone around him. He even want-j 7. Eat very modestly. shooting by Cliff Hagen, defeated boaketbail performers. start June 2ft Bristol h.is been B y r t f WTiite Glass ------33 18 .647 again on,a clever feed from Cap classed 'Vinal Regional Tech in ed 15. by the long trail of reversals that , the New York Knirks 107-105 and • • • the Connecticut site the past sev McKV .1 f , . 24 27 .471 In a poorly-played contest. each of the dogs was awarded noth ed to play when Bob had him out 8. Don’t marry a younger Si'.!' f . . lUl M R. F. DIMOGK GO. Fletcher Glass .... tain Bob Grous. With 2:17 left Middletown. there." \ ■ whittled their magic num-ber to 10 Jack Vittner. who msnages th- eral seasons with G-orge Yardc McDcnw ti f . . .2 !-2 Hobby Shoppe .., < 22 29 .431 Miller’s took advantage of an un ing moi;e than a polite patter of woman (or man). 5 to play in the third quarter, Nie There was never any doubt about So he did. | 9. Take periodic vocations. I —any combination of wins and Community Y bowling lanes with ! serving as commissioner. Flai'pcrui. i: ... 4 CHi V MI ’l .'ilM'') Ed’s Atlantic ...... 21 30 .412 derwerfer scored again on a fast settled Nassiff Arms team to up applause ' aa they pranced before The other finalists were the i ; second place C^lncinnsH's losses— Rm)*.-’ c .. 1 (Ml ri 14 37 .274 the outcome after the Rams had set the leaders gain on the losers. Judge William Brainard Jr. of Far 10. Take periodic physical Broph>, s __ !* (VO 4 DeLuxe Jon-Di’s ...... break, with Janton credited with Whippet, Ch. Laguna Lucky Lad, examinations. to clinch the division title, MiP/'P. K ...... 4 2-1 10 The front-running Walnut Res raced to a 16-6 advantage at the Keeping pace with the winners Hills, N. J. The spectators didn’t j The Boston Celts, with the same an assist on the play. The last hoop end of the opening quarter and the hound champion owned by the Totalff taurant edged runnerup White gave Rockville a 30-29 lead. over Uie first period, Nassiffs soon seem to Icnow which dog to favor. Mardormere Kennels of Glen Head. magic number, lost to Syracuse 84- 20 6-11 46 Glaas 2-1 last night at the Y alleys a Safe 33-16 lead at halftime. WMlh found themselves behind 27-15 at It took Brainard 22 minutes to (hpnp> TfuIi. i3(iJ CloM AU the Way Farley, the night’s top scorec with N. Y.; The Boxer, Ch. Marjack’s 1 76 in the first gante. of a Philly McKeever AôinSparksTrinity B F PlP while two other games—Fletcher the half and never played good ball make up his mind. He didn’t say Golden Windjammer, the working Convention Hall twinblll, after Parker, f ...... 0 (Vf^ o Glass over Jon-Di’s and Hobby ' N(j more than four points sep 29 points, Ponchak and Vinkela after that. For the victors Dick what other dog he was considering Tough Choice which the torrid Philadelphia War 7Ansst‘T f ...... 1 3-5 5 Super-Cushions arated the two squads down to the supplying the key points, the^win- victor sent in by Mr. and Mrs. John .lARlOWRki f ...... g (V2 18 Shoppe over Ed’s Atlantic—also Kacin'dti was the pace-setter with (there is no second place—it’s, all Phelps Wagner of Chicago; 'The riors defeated Detroit 115-98. Cin To 46^36 Victory over Cheney i c ...... 3 3-S 9 2-1 final whistle. After a mid-coUrt ners boosted their margin to 58- ShAr. r ...... (* U1 1 were decided by margins. 14 tallies while T6m Ansaldl and or nothing), but he observed: Wire Fox 'Terrier, Exprise Sensa- cinnati knocked off Minneapolis ------3 Noteworthy scores were chalked conversion by hol-shootlng Larry 24 at the three-quarter mark. Boh Neil each chipped In with 12. Faces Jockey 106-103 in the opener of the dou I.lribmAn, g ...... , 1 1-5 3 MUkowskl of the Tigers, Rockville “It was a very close decision at' tipnal, the Terrier winner belong up by Ruth McIntosh 128-110— Best Scoring Spree For the losers, Dave Balon was the end. I found the poodle imma ing to Mrs. Munro Lanier of New bleheader at St. Louis. For th« Moond tlm^ this uinter^for all IS of Cheney’s first half 9* T oIaJii ...... 14 8-20 36 330, Marv McCarthy 127—329, Ella broke fast, missed the layup, but high man with 13 points. Miami, Fia., E'eb. 12 ()P- Jockey Hagan went scoreless in the first Jumping Don McKeever. a local markers. Grous grabbed the rebound and Ponchak,. who took a five-point culate, sound and in beautiful qon- York; The Pug., Ch. F*ugholm’s % Staum 122-117—328, Edna Hilin- average into the contest, wound up dition.” Peter Punkin Eater, the Toy win Tony Deiplrito, who lost much half then sank a field goal with resident, sparked Holy Trinity to Unable to solve Holy Trinity's, ski 137—325, Dot Cowles 106, handed off beautifully to Dave valuable time and almost lost his 5:05 to go, later broke a 101-101 Leibenguth who' scored. This tied with 19 tallies, his strongest scor V JUNIOR LEAGUE Promise scored a major upset ner entered by Fredei^k and a 46-36 \1ctorj' over Cheney Tech tight 2-1-2 zone dcfcn.se and lim Beulah Shorts 105, Doris Paentice ing spree of the season. Vinkels, Standings himself. After 'wading through his Elizabeth Soderberg of Albany, life in a series of spills *nd ill tie and then added a three pointer ited to a single shot most of the «J0 ■ IS WMk' 119, Lil Molumphy 109, Madeline the score with 6:50 remaining. Al Hebron’s 6-2 junior center, chipped W L Pet. breed, he came up against Ch. N. Y.. and the Irish Setter, Ch. nesses, is faced with a tough deci to wrap it up. Win Wlifong led the yesterday afternoon in Hartford time, the locals trailed fl-7 after wall tuks’typs Morley 107, Flo Kloter 107, Eve though the Bcor? was knotted aev-' sion. ^ vlctora with 25, while Ken Scars McKeever, who caged 10 points pkm and ro* ereal times after, this, Rockville did in with 10 markers as Coach Boland Oil ...... 6 2 .750 Roadcoach Roadster, the sharp Kinvarra Klmson, the sporting eight minutes and 36-27 at the Carter s SAFETY-TESTED Tedford 110. Marv Chapman 109, Clyde Washburn’s club evened its Ma'a A Bill's ...... 5 3 .625 Dalmatian, who won the non-sport champ sent in by Lbfilse King of Despirlto rode his first winner paced the Knteks with 26.' In the first half to lead the host three-quarter mark. Tall Bob Mil Kay Peretto 106-111, Vi Morton not trail again in the game. Port CSiester, N. Y. In 10 months when he scored Five Healthy Men ler played an ontstanding floor Hoops by Don Thiebault and season’s record at 7-7. The Rams Elks ...... * < -500 ing group last year. He'trampled aboard Nlshl Amool after a great fialnta to a 23-13 bulge at the in U S ED C A R 109, Flo Johnson 114, Fran Cran need two wins in their remaining Gordon Cleaners .... 1 7 .157 Roadster, who, in fact, could do no Promise’s triumph marked the. The Celts, with only, five healthy game for the victors and did an WORK CIOTHES dall 107-108. Vi O’Reilly 120, Elsie Janton, both on assists by Grous, stretch run at Hialeah Park yes termission, wound up with 17 tal pxiellent job of rebounding pytsented Middletown with an up three games to Insure a tourna Boland Oil held onto the number better than fourth in the group. first by a Standard Poodle since men. dogge(i the Nats until the lost lies before fouling out with about Pound 108-106. Alice Beebe 106- ore positioh and Ma’S'A Bill's took Bob Gorman, Promise’s handler, 1935 in this 82-year-old -event. terday. He must choose between Tile contest marked the season's 108, Anne Twerdy 114. Maude Car hill battle, which the Tigers met, ment berth. that colt and Mrs. Elizabeth Gra three minutes. Larry Costello, Who two minutes to play. F'or Painters. Here’s the tire that can take all the road pun tying the score 43-43 with 1:45 left. Hebron is In action again Friday over second place as both teams scored 28, and Dolph Schayesîth finale for the Techinen who wound penter 107-105, VI Chapman 105, ham’s Liberty Ruler In Saturday's But the sharpshooUng Mc up with six victories and eight de Carpenters, Plumbers ishment you’re apt to give it. Whyf Because it’s Emma Verona 119, Shirley Vittner Janton meshed one of two free night, engaging Ellington at Wind won last night. The Oilers trimmed Everglades Stakes. 20. then combined for seven Keever had to take a back seat to SPECIALS the Elks 46-33 and t!« ResUurant straight points to put it away. Bob feats. All of the players were made with Goodyear’s exclusive Triple-Tempered 105 and Amy Pirkey 129. throws with 1:20 remaining, but ham Regional Tech’s gym In Wil- Original plana were for Despirlto CTieney’a stellar captain. Hank treated to a spaghetti dinner by Sandy Claiy of the Tigers recipro limantic and then closes out its five dawned Gordon Cleaners 34-24. to ride Nlsht Amool but Mrs. Gra Cousy. hitting only four of 30 fl(X)r Jaalowaki for afternoon siorlng '57 OLDSMOBILE $2995 3-T Nylon Cord that’s stronger than steel, weight RET LEAGUE After a close first period Bolapd Pay-As-You-See Teevee Fight shots, led Boston with 14 points. Coscll Tony D'Angona after the 98 De Luxe Holiday Cpc. Standings . cated' with a similar performance schedule with two home games ham, mistress of Maiae. Chance laurels. Joslowakl, the Techmen's to set the stage for Janton's game next week. The Rams will finally Oil pulled away from the Elks and Philadelphia took a 10-1 lead at most consistent performer, hit game. Fully equipped. for weight. Processed by precisely controlled Ten W D Pet. Farm, grabbed him in the winner's OhGoii Ihsee yalM rfIogs en ell popular alioa# atyleat winning toss. move into their brand new gym nailed down their sixth win. The circle and asked him to handle the outset and never looked back nine times from the field to total The Cheney Ja.weea salvaged the sion, Temperature and Time, Goodyear’s vastly Dari-Maid ...... 39 12 .765 losers held the lead at the end of Makes Debut in Chicago Ri^g as Paul At'izip scored 25 and Neil 18 potnta. A senior. Ja.slowski (10) abbreviated preliminary by a Close ____ U ■ U H I^ - I I J ------■ Oliva's Pls.so ...... ,.34 17 .687 Senior Grous and Janton played nasium Monday and Tuesday' for Liberty Ruler. , '57 OLDSMOBILE $2695 superior 3-T Nylon Cord makes this tire stronger, the first period but couldn’t hold Johnston 24 to lead them in their and Roger Liebman (3) accounted | 19-18 score. ______Ht. Thai* Can McCann’s Scr.’ice . . 30 21 .588 one of the finest games of their games against Plainfield and Na In the outburst over Desplrito’s 88 Holiday 8edan. Fully lafer and longer-lasting. And these lowest prices MU T P rf f n Ti W mi Trialat careers. Grous had some tough than Hale-Ray, respectively. Wash on; Hank Grzyb and Rudy Woj- will be the time consuming factor. chase, of .Second place Syracuse, equipped ULE PtKI* m i piK i* l u t n B i * U IE P IKE' Fuller’s Contractors 2.') 26 .490 narowlcz controlled the boards for Chicago, Feb. 12 ()P) Pay-as-’ victory the fans largely overlooked only I'a games ahead. NBA scor luck on his shooting in the burn reports that tidkels will be "These experiments will not in ever on 3-T Nylon DeLuxe Super-Cushions mean Fit! oldor med«U of Hartford P.d. Gjill . . 23 25 .479 the winners and Rudy led all scor you-see television made its boxing a stiri'lng stretch driveireminiscent ing" leader George Yardley tallied Pagani's Clippers ... 23 25 .479 first half, but cqme on- strong available at the dobr and the var terfere ' in any manner with the of the famed old campaigner, '57 BUICK S2995 unsurpassed value! Stop, see us and save with safety! 4.00.16 Plymouth, Ford# Chovrelot« 1US in the final halt, especially in the ers with 30 points. debut la.1t night and it appears regularly scheduled Wednesday 27 to lead the Pistons. Hudion# Naih, Sludobokgr Renn's Tavern ...... 13 35 .271 sity contests will start at 8:15, St.vmle. Clyde Lovellette and Jim Paxoa r-ntury 4-door. Rlriera role of playmaker where he was with a JV preliminary getting un- Darcy Smith of the Elks had sev only a matter of time before the and Friday night free boxing .TV Tony’s mount was sired by H-Erdfop. West Side Tavern ..11 37 .229 credited with six assists. Both con en hoops and one charity toss for put the Royals ahe^d 104-101 tfl nti met! nowor modoti of Two more upsets were recorded denvay at 6:45 both nights. public has to feed the 'meter to shows,’’ said Olson. Stymie, one of horse racing’s great MACHINE SHOPS AMD STORES OPEN SATUEOAT 6 J 0 .1 3 Plymouth, Ford, Chovrolot, tributed stellar rebounding jobs. 15 points. Along with McMullen "We are interested in exploring the last minute only to have Vern I f . W 23.15 35J0 23J0 this week, with fourth j ace Ful The 79 tallies "last night marked and Solomonson, ha was strong in see certain shows. finishers. Stymie came from ninth Mlkklesen pop in a field goal.' He. '56 F O R D $1795 Hvdion, Noth, Stvdobokof Niederwerfer, Leibenguth, and a new season's “high for the Rams. this method of paid transmission in an ll-)iorse field In the 1944 riEE rSEEIES AT A ll ITOAES • ESOMET DElltEAV SEAEICE Falrlane Hardtop. Fully *100 DOWN AND ler's Contractors shading the Thiebault played a big part in the rebounding department. The, ‘feature bout of a boxing was fouled on the play, but missed DedgOg iukh, Noth, OMs* league-leading Dari-Maid 2-1 and Ray Murray topped the losers with in order to add to the compensa Flamingo to finish third bohind equipped. 7 .I0 .1 S 2SJ0 27.C5 31J» the win, with good reboqndlng ef After trailing for tw o' periods, program held at Midwest Gym in tion which could be given partllti- both free throws and a penalty Mfreury# PooHocg HudiOA 21M third place McKIlanr's Service Sta 18 points. Ma’s & Bill's found the rafige In which Chichgo welterweight Jerry Stir Up and Skytracer. toss. A pair of fouls by Clncy'i forts and some vital points com pants and to increase the variety Drive to Wire AMERICA’S FINEST ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PARTS '56 OLDSMOBILE $2100 AS LOW AS * m WUKLY Chryd.r, D«Soto, lukli. Old., tion nipping Oliva's Esso 2-1, Oth ing down the stretch. Hrbros (19) the third quarter and took a 23-22 Mortell won a unanimous eight-- Maurice Stokes wrapped it up for 7.60x13 T4.»5 37.W 3155 34.20 er results at the West Side Rec B F PlJi. and qualtt.v of presentations of Nisht Amool—>a Yiddish expres- the Royals. De Luxe 98 4-door. Fully Hudwn, Maroiry, Podiard Confronted with a 1-3-1 zone. D. Farley, f ...... 11 7-10 39 lead at the end of this stanza. The round decision over Don .Alderson fered television viewers,” he add- 41on, roughly translated, ''Not b alleys had Pagani's Cl’ppers blank Stokes led the winners' with 23, (>qiilpped. Qiryilw, Oldi, Cadnac, Coach John CanaVari devised an Taylor, f ...... 2 ,7-3 ' 7 Cleaning mCh seemed to lose the of Cannonsburg, -Pa., was piped •ed. . - PUTS YOU ON 8.00.15 ing the West Side ‘Tavern 3-0 and Ponchak. I ...... 8 3-4 ' 19 Again?"—was seven lengthb out Larry Foust had 24 for Minneapo * AC Products Uacain, Packard VM 31.05 33.M 33.05 offensive pattern which was just Vinkels, o ...... 5 U-3 10 range in the last half and managed Into a downtown hotel, and vjewed The pay-as-you-see organization of it ,on the backstretch and ma<(e Hartford Rd. Grill tripping Renn’s (VO to get only seven points. Eddie by newsmen and aptirta figures. lis. '56 BUICK $1985 Tavern 2-1. what the doctor ordered. ' Time Hudnk. c ...... T 2 (a Subsidiary of Paramount pic up more than five lengths passing *PlcM fOA ofid r*coDDobl«,1lrD and again the Rams worked the (iaxnon, C ...... n ’ (VI n Czarnotta auid Doug Johnsbn The event marked the first time' tures) hopes In the future to sell Philipeep and then the'leading Sir Almost * Aute>Lit« Super Hardtop. Fully SAFER 3-T NYLONSI Top single and triple scores were Vrzlna. c ...... 1 1-.3 .3 grabbed a big share of the re equipped. tu m ^ In by Uankj Waickowsl.i ball off the overloaded side to P,. Farl<:.>. a ...... 1.... 1 5-11 7 In history that the International local franchises to present cur Ruler in the drive to the wire. Steclers O f f e r ed score easy hoops. l-ord. a ...... h rvu 0 bounds for Gordon’s and Jeff Mor- Boxing Club—.sponsor' for the rent feature movies not available Off this effort. Nisht Amool * Berg«Wamor 131, Andy Lamourcaux 129--342, Falretta, a ...... 0 3'5 a 1 hardt again had hot hands cutting '56 OLDSMOBILE $2215 Pete Aceto 129-128—367, Walt Still Nerd Two Wins ' Wetjnesday and Friday night on trei TV, big league - baseball, must be considered in the 825,000 Buffalo Stadinm ... 29 21-40 79-I the nets for’16 tallies. Harry LoVett fights—used the closed wire pay- collegiate and professional ' foot Elverglades, at a' -mile and an * Fodord Mogul Super 88 HoUday Coupe. Bnow 127, Tony Sarpola 135—335, Rockville resumes its last ditch; Totals — with 11. J 6n Morhardt with 10 and Anything FtiHy equipped. MORI PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN O N ANY OTHER KINDI Joe Twaronite 128—370. Jazz Ful aland, fighting for a tournament Vlml (Ml3?) BS-yOu-see system (International ball’. championship boxing match eighth. Yesterday’s feature was B K PI*. ! Bob Santos with eight led the wln- Telemeter Corp.). es,' Broadway stage shows, opera, only six furlongst After the Ever Buffalo, N.Y., E'.el?. 12 (/P)—.(V ler 138-143—390. (Thct Nowicki berth, traveling to Newington on j Murra.v, d ..... 7 4-9 18i ner’s scoring. stadium holding 44,0(K) people at A * Grimt Rings '55 NASH SI 295 129—360, Hippo Correnti-138—365, E'riday.. A win over the Jop run- j Stoimuii, ( ...... (1 ■ (VO 0 For purposes’ of Los Angeles. E>b. 12 (iP)—Hank only one able to score more than Rooney, If Voiir Dealer Doesn’t Stock Parts, We InriU Your Inquiries 18 MAIN ST— TEL. Ml 9-4531 Second round play got underway fohndrow* f 0 3-2 2 Sauer, wTitten off as a has-been three baskets against the Floor- show -was on. rounder at the Arena. a U.S. victory ove . Jimmy Palaz- From his form hofne in Sykes- '55 OLDSMOBILE $169$ 24 MAIN ST.—Ml T-MIO last night with, the Spoons anil Thif’bault. f .7 fv.S 6 one year and written up aa a' hero men’s defense. Except for the notable lack of Giardello and Szuzina met once zola. He has a rejutation of al vllle, Md., Roonpy said “right nowj Super 88 4-door. Fully - Putters scaring similar 4-0 nc- Kupfprflchmidi. f 0 . fV^j ,2 wayi defeating a -man who pre equipped. t»r(.ufl V ...... ,V9 the next, flgurca, the transfer, of . In the nightcap, Gus’s displayed commercials, the picture was the before in Milwaukee with Giardello our status reipalns .the same'— tories qyer the Brassie.s and Janion. r ...... 4 2-4 10 the Giants will delay his exit from good passing and took advantage same as' free television. One at eking out a split decision. Unbeat viously beat him. we’H play in.Pittsburgh In'1958.'’ ; KEN’S GARAGE Drivers, respectively, .and the L'’ibpngulh. fi ... .3 . (VI 6 ; the baseball dodge. tempted innovation . was wiring en In his last 14 bouts, Giardello . Giardello, m goo I combination Ray Dwyer, Used Cqr Mgr. EHLER’S ATLANTIC STATION Mashies, first round champions, Stocks, e ...... 0 (VO of Norman’s mistakes to post Vieir c Asked if the Stealers might play- AHDOVERÎIgrin 2-6227 - 1 - 0' When the Giants decided to ea.ch comer for sound in order to U risking all in what for him can puncher with power in both hands, taking three points from the easy 49-34 triumph. The winners, a split schedule—three games ini 128 E. CENTER ST.—TEL. Ml 3-1477 n Totals 18 KV23 48 move from New York to San were led in the scoring department hear the conversation erf handlers mean nothing more than- a. ”p«y ifc the more fxperieijcecj the two Pittsburgh, three in Buffalo—- Blasters. Nila Te'rry topped all -MiddlftoMM (44) Francisco, the 38-year-old out by Mike Laijtenbach . with 2Q between rounds. Background noise, day.” ' en. In 93 fights, ho has won 74, MANCHESTER participants with a 125 single. F Pi*. fielder said yeytei'day, they made lost 13 and fought ve draws. One Rooney said: - I,. U Wr.sci|o*ki I 1-3 11 tallies. Toddy Potter with 11 and, however, made It , .impossible to Should the 27-year»old German, “I won't comment on that ab QRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION 1 D'Amaie. I ■■V a cool move—weatherwise. little Mike Kusitk with 10. Paul hear. ' ' who haa lioked the likes of Virgil of his fights, with jVllHe Vaughn JIM’S ATUNTIG STATION 'Those heat waves back EJast thlA time,. 1^ thinh the Buffalo fanal MOTORS Quay again was the losing team’s ^ in s and Randy Sandy, pcofce an wound vf|i in a "no [ decision” rul have'been; built up and theq let- ‘ 1T4 W. CENTER FHONB Ml 3-8459 2 M r'Ii.V :;:;::;;;; ?. ,0 take \a lot put of pidfr pUgto.*' The pky-asryou-sea prganiaaUoh 1 4S1 'W. CENTER ST.—RHONE Ml , u :, 4 jMllkowiiki. c J,.. 8 0-0 h l ^ ^ a n krlth iS înto.'’ now hopea to 'aatablla|i uniliame^ upset. Giardello rhlght And him ihg when It was discovered' the :^bwn too ihahy time! and I would-! \ 'ôad 8^rvtclnc,New‘. I'Ffn' Bm 1 (iarorolo, c ...... 0 0-0 *2 Hank »aidj^‘’When you can’t» d p , self on the ouUide looking in so Judges and referee used. different CORNERS OldsmobitHT^ ' ' ■ ■ ; " ' V. ,v ^ • * Djttmsn. c ...... 0 om ^(you’re dead the next dby Those centerg on the West And E a a t n’t want toxlbvlt again.r r ii'iI rm: Câatb .'for experimental purposes. far os his title osplritlons aiê con- systems in scoring. ' x IMAIN AND •OWUVAlfi 191CENTIR STRICT For Over 28 Y ei«" t Clea-, r ...... 0 4‘, 77 games in San Francisco, plus 11 Cblcggo-^Jerry Mortell, 145, CSU- In h is more recent outings, Gior< Ti 651 PARK STRICT , ' BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE < r . ED’S ATUNTIG STATION 0 'MeCarihy. ( 0 Sj'more in. Loa Angeles,' 'sound cago,. outpointed Don 'Alderson, .Trunian Gibson, secretary of the cemed. A* things atond now. Glar- AAANCHlSnR I 512 WEST CENTER ST. 0 Pomfrel, a ...i.V.^..., 3 dello,i a native of Brooklyn who dello h s s .AThn decisionr over Ralph GlI McDougold of', tha. Tonksea- HARTTORD CAST HARTIORb 4 MI S-lfill 4) »-««2T ; 1 . Erlarkrr, a s I mighty good to me. 146, Cononsbiirg, Po., 8. tBC, said .the project probably will engsr) Joned, Wllf Greaves, Cflxiqo lad tha American Leogua in socri- m ’ 1341. CENTER ST— TEL. Ml 4-S317, V 288 W . MIDDLE TFKI— RHONE Ml 9-B22B 1 Daley. * . “The move to San Frfl Rlchihond, CiUf.—Bob ' Butcher, be available on a nationwide basis UvM in Long IskJid and fl^taiût TO. Mcksoi 7.IMII ISL JAoRsm lk n « l ' TIL MKcImN M IM DtOly UU » .« a L ttU fi P40. of Philadelphia, ia in line for a ■Vejsr and Job Grey, wWle scoring flea hiU in 195T w ith 19. H t h it 14 Tntai* ^ {t Im ? 44 ‘hould add a couple Of years I 195, Son FTonciaco, koocked out to «4S jHibile in “abopt twq yaora." A TOO ovef Bobby Lons. .289 In 141 gom'Se . Score at haif 'si,ii 'Mid(U«t»i^ . playing career," George'KjUinedy, 198, Freino, 8, Putting metera on iAdividua) Mt8 OU« flight’ I : I ' 'f ■i' I- /. II ■J: '.A. ■ X ■ I ^ r '" '

^-V /. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THBEE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I95S PAGE TWENTY-TWO Houaea For Sale 72 AportmoBto—Floto— Housed for Sato 72 Suburban for Sale ' 75 Wanted~R6al BaUUi 77 em t* proc'adiirs* within thalr own Auto Driving School 7 A M otUw —T rucking TUBKE OUUHtA, BK A LAW! BY PAQALY and 8HURTKN Roobui WiUiMt Board M er(anisatlons, to carry out "a TWO-FAMILT flaU — We have |V1) REDUCED TO 814,900. Six (Xmi TALOOTTVILLi ■ Vernon, ^ r a g e 20 Tenements 6S LISTmob WANTED, alngla and meaningful ct'ril rights progritm.” Reds Release LAR.SON S di1vln|5 School—Otter* thro* of thea*. One la 9 and 8; Ute Jtxtm Cape, six finished ooms. 821,900. New Conn, cootamporary, tworfamUy taousea. Member jot EconomistSf Labot othar twe are only 1107 any Ume. 12 Scientists Ineured dnel control cere, etand- ing Co. Ml 8-6868. Owned and op fiOLOBRiCkfft W M AMD ALWMt MAf thaf new homes. T; J. Crockett, erd or eulomatlc. By trained and erated by Walter B. »*errett. Jr., Sof WHtot A dUKS PSOMOTKM OPMCO UP MEM laundry, private driveway and cation near transportation and ' bulR-tn *oven-stova are Included. Mercury Will Stay Advertisement BCfM tut CHAMP 0008 • OfP WHO WA» MAMDtO THf B A U f fUT PMURAW^ BKAUmrULLT fumlihed 'room, yard. Adulta, no peta, 197, Call'MI ■ Realtor, Ml 8.1577 or Ml 9-7751. shopping center. R. F. Dimock A For appointment to aa* eaU th* ARB YOU OONSlDERma certified inetructor, liceneed by agent for Bumham'a Van Service. well heated, tUc bath, nice quiet Disagree with Ik^ the State of O'nn. an »-6078. Service tc 48 atatea. 9-1104 after-5. Co., Realtors MI 9-5245, Joseph R.' F. Dimock Co.. Raaltora, Ml SEUJNO YUUR PROPERTTt From Germany CLASSIFIED ADVT. FMTT~aviit*fn.Vf THE miMAN JU6T(^0OLOMICKE^ horn*. Parking. 816 Sprue* St. MANCHESTER- New seven room Wa will appraise your property Low Nfext 5 Days ranch, many extras. Call Builder- Aahfofd, MI 9-M18, Barbara 9-6248, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-8818, I'M oucHiN»otrri NOirViOONKEOME 0MO «- - r - ^ Wood*, MI 9-7702 or Roben Mur Barbara W q ^ , Ml 9-7702 o» (rao and without any obUgaUon. DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER Package Delivery. r o g e o T K ir ' , Owner. Ml S-4ibl. (CMtlBtiod from PagdÔne) ^ (Conttaoed from fa g o OM) MKht trucking and package deliv VIoatAAOUNOHERirt ^ Business Loestlons 6 ...... - dock. Ml 8-8472. Hobart M iir^ k , Ml 8-6472. We also buy proparty for cash. fort* waa Ute reaction _ of Preal- (Conttnued from Page One) 8:15 A.M. lo 4:fl0 P.M. GaraKC— Service— Storage 10 TlJRAVfwiiy KHowAGO'Oeneft TWO f u r n is h e d room* with ery. Refrlgeratora, waahera and dXrV) yitlCBD for immedfate sale. Selling or buying contact dent George M«any and other. OOH'T'OU W H SN im O N C f kitchen privilege*. Ml 8-8641. for Rsnt 64 (IV) OFF PORtER STREET — HEBRON ROAD, Bolton-Two new STANLEY BKAT. Realtor boost its eqiptoye qplls to 10,000 mained the'deebox today as near looked like - prosperous tourists. atove moving apecialty. Folding Large split, 3U baths, two car ga by Ute end of the year, Robert C. AFD-CIO_Jeadqra to the govam-f JUfTMOVe THEJOSidVOUMf Tidy C ^ e Ck>d. Corner lot, amei- ranch honieb on acre lota . ready BRAE-BURN REALTY ment'a announcement in Waatiing- zero temperatures continued to Some of the-littl*'children had pet COPY CLOSING TIME GARAGE KOR RENT. 14 Strant chairs for rent. Ml 9-0T83, vouftoecH ROOM—Private parking. Reeiden- FOR OFFICfi: or commercial uaa, rage. BuUt-in oven and stove In Taft, Stromberg president, sai(^ to St., or call MI 3-0393 after «:30. three rooms, groun:#,; floor. Main |te drive. 814,750. TMIa i-. *r. ex for occupancy. Six rooms, built-in kd 84271 ton that unemploypient jump-^ cat* with them. TOW IN THE tlal neighborhood. Pli kitoban. For further information day. The , divlelon currently clamp a heavy hand on the state. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 9-0086. 8t. near poet office. Phone MI or Mpomtmamt to see caF the R. cellent buy In a bekuUful lodatloh. atovos, flrepiaca, basement ga beyond 4-4 room ranch, fireplace, work. Work done on radios, car Products 50 Call MI 9-2671 after • P-hi. 4ock, MI 8-6472. aluminum storms, cellar, garage, (Continned from Page One) N O -nCE IS H E R E B Y given that trade on new Wurtlllzer organa. |------!------!------radios and Hi FI. MI 3-8877, MI MOST WOMEN use cosmetics. The WOOD KITCHEN cabinets and sink excellent condition, near bus. Only ------0 * Pass Book No. 62978, issued by COOKING APPLES 90c Meintoah 1x1958 0 0 Special--team -iCBiii wto play iiiothe nAPARTMENTS r/u w ffici--it, — 3V4 luuiiiarooms (or WB'STTNr'UmTBa' Wnalnsaf- (XVH) TWO new Capes with 1100 3-2958. demand for Avon Cosmetics is unit. Universal Electric stove, ma wlf# 813.000. Carlton W. Hutchins', He accused a majority of Ui* The Savings Bank of Mancheater tremendous. You can cash in on cold storMe No. 1 81.25 half organ rn your ovm home vrder our , adulta. Excellent for 2 or 8 bust-1 •quars ft. of living area. 5 minutea L o ca l Stoc^^s hogany coffee table Call MI eight week lesson-loan plan. Only ness women. New. Rockville near and seven year old daughtar de Realtor Ml 9-5132. Buboommitte* of joining "an un has been lost and application has CLEANING service. Homes and of this demand by becoming an Avon 9-1290. buahel. I>l. MI 3-8116. Louie sire single home or six room from Manchester Green. Youngs been made to aald bank for pay Representative and earn good Bunce, 529 West Center Street. $15 down and 83.95 weekly includes parkway. Quick trip to Kartford.. town kitchen, living room with ATTRAC?nVE. well-cared for eight holy allianca between Big Business flees. cleaned, ■waxed and High, quiet residential location.: duplex. Excellent reference*. Call ment of the amount of deposit. buffed. Call MI ^-OOin. money full or part-time. Phone MI FAIRBANKS-MORSE water sys aptnet organ in your home, music Ml 9-8495. fireplace vestibule: Large lot. room home. Five rooms and lava and the White House to obtain a Quotattoa* Fnmlabed by COOKING AND eating apples, 75c and private weekly leasona at our Close to year 'round sport* Latest, 816,100. R. F. Dimoc. and Co., 8-5194. tems. Shallow or deep well sump,. tory down. Three rooms and bath wliitewash'’ of t)ie uninveatigation Ootmm^ft Hiddlebreok, lac. Or dewatering pumps. Water soft a 16 quart basket. Lwls 5 Botti, studio. Tempo Organ Studio. 886 appliances, television antenna, { ...... , Raaltora, Ml 9-5245, Joaeph Ash-1 Bank Stocks 360 Bush Hill Rd. up. Two fireplaces. Loads of Announcements Household Services OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES eners, purifiers, water heaters. In Main St., Manchester, Ml 9-4031. laundromat, no furniture. Amesite j Business Property For Sale 70 ford. Ml 9-6818. Barbara Woods.; closets. Two-car garage. Large lot into the regulatory agencies. Mancheater Trust .. . 88 68 Exclusive Wurlitzer, Thomas and parking, 3 cAra each. Acre of back! in *7702, or Robert Murdock, MI j Offereii 13-A CLERKS stallation and service. Capitol In choice location. Price 118,500. HU firing, he charged, stopped Conn. Bank and Trust INCOME TAXES prepared In your Equipment Co., 38 Main. MI Household Goods 51 Kimball dealers. lawn. No pets. 8100. MI 9 4834. TR VILLAGE STORE-Well located S44ra. Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI him from revealing "the machina Co...... 86 89 home or by appointment. Exper 5-5775. country- store with growing busi FURNITURE repairing and refln- For less skilled office work. Ex 3-7958. 88 SCARBOROUGH RD. - Vacant _9-1S42.______tions of the White House clique in First National Bank of ienced tax work. Ml 8-4723. Ishlng; antiques restored Furni ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom ness. Very good prospects for controlling decisions of these agen Mancheater...... 27 81 perienced and inexperienced young mad* comicea and drapes Slip Wearing: Apparel— Furs 57 FIVE ROOM apartment for rent. right owner. Attractive five room five year old six room Colonial, i EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE SU ture Repair Service, Talcottville. women considered. Clerical ability, Central heating. Immediate occu cies." Hartford National Ml 8-7449. KNAPP SHOES, Harry Mahoney, covers, 859.50 and up. Choice of apartment, two-car garage, fix t o e living room, fireplace metal room Cape Q>d. Fireplace oil Schwartz said the "clique" in Bank ft Trust Oo. . .• 32>4 SS>4 INCOME TAXES prepared. Call some typing or other office ma 38 Maple St. Tel. Ml 8-4327. fabric*. Budget term*. Mrs. Rita, GRAY PERSIAN lamb finger tip pancy. Call TR 6-3602. tures and Inventory included at kitchen cabinets, atUched garage, heat, screens, storms, convenient Ml 9 3329. chine e.xperience helpful, ' JA 2-7780. length coat. Mink collar and cuffs, large porch, hot water heat oil, cluded Sherman Adams, chief Fire Insurance Companlee FLAT FINISH Holland window FIVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom. full,reduced price of 817,000. Own lo schools, shopping area. Vacant. Whit* House aeeiatant; White Aetna F ir e ...... 5,5'4 6*14 shstdes, made to measure. All USED LUMBER, assorted sizes. never worn sine# remodeled 8150. er will consider trade for house. tUa bath and first floor lavatory. Asking 813.500. Goodchild Realty COMPTOMETER Flooring. doors, windows and ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sliver, Ml 9-7218. Sullivan Ave., Wapping. MI Aluminum atorm windows and House counsel Gerald Morgan. Hartford Fire ...... 148 158 Call metal Venetian blinda at a new 3-5724. Directions on request. Talbot Company, Realtors. 5(1 3-7925 or .Secretary . of • Commerce Weeks National Fire ...... 75>4 80t4 INCOME TAXES prepared. Openings for several operators. plumbing supplies. Electric hot glasa, china, and used fumliure Agency. PI 2-6600. screena. Near bus and schools, 5U 9-60,56. ' low price. Keys mads while you TUXEDO, SIZE 44, evening dreas, BU 9-0939. Member of Ml^. Col. Gordon Moore, Mr*. Eisen Phoenix ...... 84 67 wait. Marlow's. Must be skilled. water heater. Choman's House- bought and sold Furniture Repair real bargain, A-l condition. Price Service. Ml 3-7449. suit, size 40 straight. Excellent THREE ROOM apartments. 118 832,500. Georg6 L. Graziadig, hower's brother-in-law; and for Ufe and Indemnity Ins. Co*. FF,DER.AL INCOME taxes pre wrecking, Slock Place off North Main St. Phone MI f-5239 or Ml 104 WALNUT ST.-Attractlve two ABSOLUTE Bargain - Upholster Good wages, pleasant working Main St. Open Saturday 8-4, week condition. Call 5H 3-6182 after 4:30 Farms and l^nd for Sale 71 Roaltqr, Ml 9-5878. tenement, 4-4. Six rooms now oc mer New York Gov, Thomas E. Aetna Casualty ...... 131 141 pared with your savings In mind. conditions. 37 hour week, liberal LARGE beautiful gray decorator's p.m. 3-7444. Dewey, Aetna U f e ...... 179 189 Reasonable rates. Call Ml r-6248. ing, custom made cornices, days 3:30-6:30 or call MI 9-2392. cupied by owner with good Income drapes and alip covers. 879.50 and benefit program. divan, like new. Exceptional value FOR DIFFERENT sizee and typea . MANCHESTER—Custom brick and from two room furnished apart James C. Hagcrty, presidential Conn. General ...... 251 261 for 8150. MI 9-2866. (ramk aix room ranch, two fire up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. KITCHEN SET, six pieces, gas re FOUR ROOM heated apartment. of (arms and land tract* within 20 ment. Oil steam heat, combination press-secretary, said there would Hartford Steam Boiler 84 89 WANTED—Four penqulns. Prefer Wanted—To Buy 58 miles ol Hartford. Lawrenea F. places, large recreatioH' room-, _ song and dance teams. To appear LaPlne, Ml 9-3694. frigerator. combination oil and BARGAIN on all kinds of sterilized South Coventry. PI 3-6449. windows and doors. Two garages. be no White House c o m m a n L Traveler* .. . - ...... 78 81 FIRST NATIONAL STORES gas stove, dining room set, eight Flano, Broker. MI 9-6810. « l y 817,100. Carlton W. Hutchins., Price'816,700". c W e r Ml"9*75« Weeks also had no comment. Pnblie UtUlties In "Man Who Came To Dinner." used furniture, refinished includ OLD GUNS (any condition), Ml 8-5132. ‘Bowers School Aiidilorlum, Feb. WEAVING ol bums, moth holes Park and Oakland Aves. pieces. Speed Queen washing ma ing bed springs. New mattresses ONE ROOM fumiahed apartment Schwartz told reporters h* Conn. Light ft Power 18>4 3014 and torn clothing, hosiery runs, chine, curtain stretchers. I>ewyt swords, war relics, uitlquea. etc. | for one adult only. Apply apart SIX ROOM Cape. five finished, wasn't sure what was in the docu Hartford Electric Lt- 57 SB*. 28. March 1. Must be Insured handbags repaired, zipper re-, East Hartford, Conn. from 813.95. Open 9-9. t.,eBlmnc i one Or whole collection). 70 Mill' Houses for Ssle 72 (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. near bus and school. Owner trans against Asian Flu. Write: Man vacuum cleaner, dresser. Miwt Furniture Hospital, 195 kouth St:, ment 4, 10 Depot Square. ! ments he carried to Morse in a Hartford Gaa C o...... 38‘4 ‘ 61V4 placement, umbrellas repaired, sell at once. Call at 223 Spruce St. St. Tel, ,dl 8-5717. j Fiva rooms down, two unfinished ferred, price (or imnrediate sale. Southern New England chester Community Players. Rock'ville, NEW SIX ROOM boua*. Carter St., up. Family room in basement. large suitcase and big box. He men's shirt collars reversed and TYPIST—RECEPTIONIST MODERN THREE room apart-1 S. A. Beechler, 5U 9-8952 or Ml said they included some copies of Telephone ...... 34 >4 361* ONE NATIONAL electric sewing ------JUNK CARS, truck, wrecks. High- Mancheater. Five rooms..complet* Present mortgage can oe as 3-6969. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend Jooo, resaleable used I prices, any amount, anywhere. ment, centrally located. Phone MI ■ government documents. Manufacturing Companies To work in pleasant optical office, machine, very good running condi 3-7200. ' full rear dormer. Ui baths, fire sumed. R. F. Dimock ft Co.. Real Peraonals ing Shop. Jr*. Watkina Brothers. Ml MI 9-7218. place. basement garage. T. Shan In some cases, he said, only the Arrow, Hart, Hep. . . . 48 51 tion. $49. Call 5n 9-4114. davs. tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. (fill MANCHESTER investment 23'4 Apply in person non. Builder. Ml 3-7469, BU 9-1418. property. Two family duplex. Ex bare outline of a case is available Associated Spring .. . 20'i WEDDING SUtioner; — Beautiful FIVE ROOM apartment. Oil heat, MI 9-6818, Barbara Wood*. MI- 9 11 Building— Contracting 14 hot water, central location. Tel- cellent condition,' large 2 bedroom against the officials named but the Bristol Brass ...... selection at money savliy prtcu. 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall WANTED — Kneehole desk. Call BEAUTIFUL rtew three bedroom 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI- — 110 MANCHESTER USED EQUIPMENT MI 8-4751.______^ 8-6472. home. 3rd bedroom possible. charges could be developed at a Collins ...... PUT YOUR Campreas, 8 South Main St. MI ALL TYPES of carpentry work ea 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c MI 3-8920. ranch, hot water heal ceramic proper public hearing. Dunham Bush ...... 7 ', 8'4 9-2340. Evenlnga by appotiitment. OPTICAL STYLE BAR each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Spacious renovated kitchen. Good done, aiterationa, dormers, roof 747 MAIN ST. FOR SALE MODERN 4 room, 2 bedroom bath, excellent workmanship, 100' FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial, investment income. Prime loca Later Schwartz said "there la E m -H art...... 47'4 50', at the Green. WANTED TO BUY used cars, any frontage, 811,700. Carlton W. Fafnir Bearing ...... 54', 57', RIDE WANTED—128 Main St. to ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. year, any model, any make. jA apartment, for rent. Centrally lo- m ‘baths, three lots. Manchester tion. R. E, Dimock ft Co.._ P.eal certainly evidence in the files WANTED - Receptionist and b(x>k- DEI,TA BAND SAW ; cated in quiet reaidential aection. Hutchins. MI 0-5133. Green area. Ml 9-1205. tors, 5fl 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. which indicates Mr, Adams and Landers, Frary, Clark 12 14 600 Aaylum Ave., Hartford. Hours BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. J08T PIo T o t 8-1990, ask for Joe, 8 :30 to 4 :30. Phone MI 9-7350. keeper for professional office. Ex CRAFTSMAN CUT-OFF SAW 83 WEEKLY PAYMENTS Newly decorated, refrigerator and MI 9-6818. Barbara Woods, MI the others have influenced actions N. B. Machine ...... 2.") 28 Alterations, additions garages. (1) SIX ROOM CAPE. Reduced 26 29 perience necessary, good oppor BENCH GRINDER AND ALL THIS IS YOURS built-in oven and range. Hot water 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI of the regulatory agencies)." North and Ju dd...... ADVERTISING Re-sidlng specialists. Easy budg- to 813,290. Aluminum siding, tunity for right girl. Write Box X, 3 Complete Rooms Without Hoard 59 oil heat. Ideal for working couple. 3-6472, Claims Money Paid Ru.^sell Mfg...... 16 19 AutomobllM for Sale 4 et terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR Herald. EXECUTIVE STEEI. DESK Immediate occupancy. Phone MI NOTICE amaaite drive. This home is an Ha accused the Republican Stanley Steam ...... 37'j 40'4 AND CHAIR Rooms of FXimiture 6-91P9, Beautiful Weatlnghouse Elec. ROOM FfJR rent. Inquire Stale 3-8303 after 5 p.m. INVITATION ?'OR RIDS oxcallent buy! For appointment J SUMMIT ST, New listing Over- member* of the subcommittee of "rerry Steam ...... 1.55 165 BEFORE YOU BUY a used car RESPONSIBLE woman seeking 4 HORiZONTAI. SLIDING Tailor Shop. 8 Bissell. MI 3-7883. to sea can the R. F. Dimock Co., i air^d Cape in good condition. Two 'Torrington ...... 24 26 GENERAL repairing and remodel pleasaiu home. I Jght . housework. Refrigerator 1. Sealed bids addressed to the trying to suppres-s the investiga see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck VnNDOWS WITH SCREENS After 6:39 NO 3-5047 Raaltora. Ml 9-5245. Joseph Ash-1 baths, two fireplaces. Recreation tion lest what .he called evidence U.S. Envelope, com. . 20'4 22 >4 WHERE PEOPLE ing. Specializing in building of Care for children primarily. MI Beautiful Bedroom Suite Coventry Volunteer Fire As.sn., Sales and Service, 285 Main FIX'ORESCENT I^’IXTURES Beautiful Living Room Suite ford. Ml J-6818, Barbara Woods, j room, lots of extras. Sensibly of improper White House influence U.S. Envelope, pfd. . . 12 14 Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. garages and shell houset of all 9-9692. I ATTRACTIVELY furnished and Inc., Coventry. Conn., for the con Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml priced, T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Ml types. MI 8-0731. 4 FT. COMMEBUIAI, TYPE Beautiful Dinette Set struction of addition to present be made public. ■Veeder-Root .-...... 40', 43', cheerful rooms. Complete light 8- 6472. 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. not to NEED A CAR? Short on a down JUNIOR UNDERWRITER, domes COKE MACHINE Beautiful "De Luxe" Range Fire Hovise. located on Main $t., Schwartz also accused the ma The above quotations are housekeeping facilities available. jority of the subcommittee of fir payment or had your credit turned ALL TYPES of repairs pnd new tic day worker, nursemaid, house 2 ROIJJt Instead of Weatinghouae Elec. Single, c’ouble. Children accepted Coventry, Conn . will be received (H ) 817,900—New 5'^ room SIX ROOM Colonial -- I 'j baths, down? Don't give up! For a good construction. William Kanehl, con keeper, tailor, wig maker. Part KAISER s h a d e s c r e e n in g Refrigerator t( you prefer by Charles E. Nyack. Chairman, ceramic tile bath, dining area, porch, hot water oil heat, fire ing him "knowing that I have READY TO BUY tractor and builder. Call MI 8-7773. Rugs. Lamps, Tables. Linoleum —limited Parking. Central. Rea sicured evidence of the payment of deal—not thru a small loan com time: Laundress, maid, sandwich sonable price' Come aee! Mra. Board of Directors. RFD No. 1, attached garage, full basenaent, place, city utilities. 80, days occu girl, charwoman. Apply Connecti BEST OFFER and a Few Other Articles money to a P'ederal Cornmunlca- pany — see "Harry'' at 833 Main FOR GUARANTEED .. carpentry Doraey, 14 Arch St. Coventry, Conn., until 12 noon on amesite drive. Completely land- pancy. (Charles Lesperance. ■ MI St. (Formerly Douglaa Motors). cut State Employment' Service. EVERYTHING Tue.sdsy, February 2.V 19-58. Bids acapad. R. F. Dimock ft Co:. Real .9-7820. tions Commission commissioner in Ruth Milieu work speh as kitchen cabinets, 806 Main St., Manchester. Call Ml 9-4r,33 or THE UNPAID a comparative television case floors, closets and finishing off will he opened at 8:0ft P.M. on tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, 1956—FORD V8 Victory hardtop BALANCE PRICE Wednesday. February 2fl, 1958 at MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, -Ml- WEST SIDE—Five room ranch (where there are several appli Fordomatic, radio, heater, padded rooms, for reasonable prices call SALESLADY ■ Experience pre see at -ttS Main St. ONLY 8388.26 Read Herald Advs. house, full basement, plastered cants for one channel)." He did She Wins Small VIctoriea, M. Jutras. MI 9-0279. the Fire House. ' ' 9- 7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- dash, white tires. Very clean. Full ferred, full time. 40 hour week. Ap Free storage until wanted. Free 2. Specifications together with 8- 6472. walls, insulated, hot water oil hot name the commissioner.' But Her TsetiManess Burts price 81489, only 8119 down. Low ply in person. Tots 'N Teens, 956 Manchester, 10 to 2 daily delivery. Free set up by our own the information for bidders may be heat, large kitchen with birch Schwartz had said earlier that Main St., Manchester. It's downright rude for a wom bank terms 886 month. Brunner's Aluminum Storms and reliable, men. obtained, from Herman F. LeDoyt (XVI) 'SOUTH WINDSOR—Just cabinets. All rooms finished in he wanted to examine the bank an: Edsel Talcottville. Open evenings Phone Me Immediately • SEPTIC TANKS Sr., telephone PI 2-6008. over Mancheater town line. New, mahogany trim. Call owner, MI records of FCC Commissioner With a reasonably good figure Ull 9. Screens 14-A Hartford CH 7-0358 Cleaned and InataDed 3-8304. MUST 3. The Board of Directors re- two iMtnroom ranches, raised Richard A. Mack in connection Help Wanted— Male 36 FOR SALE-Hand made crochet After 7 P.M. CH 6-4690 to talk about how overweight ahe COMPLETE price ru g * at alum bedspread. Ml 3-1725. ser\-es the right to reject any or all hearth, paneled living room wall, with a Miami TV channel award. is to a woman who weighs a lot 1955 FORD Ranch Wagon. Healer, .See It Day Or Night 1.200 square feet living area. R. MANCTHEBTER —Ixtvely new six Mack could not be reached for defroster, custom interior. Fordo inum windows, doors, awnings, HIGH EARNING • SEWERS bids room ranch, large birch cabinet more than she does. CONSOLE radio, limed oak, Mag- If you have no means of trans Machine Cleaned Coventry Volunteer Fire Assn.. F. Dimock ft Co., Realtors, MI- edmment. . matic. Full price 81199. only $199' jalousies. For free estimate call POTENTIAL portation, n i send my auto for kitchen, dining room, three bed To brag about her pretty daugh Us now. Home Specialities Co. MI navox, A.M., F.M. automatic rec Inc. 9- 0245, Josepha Ashford, MI- Rep. Harris (D-Ark), who took ter's popularity to a woman whose dowTi. Low bank terms. $48 month. I We have an opening for two men you. No obligation. 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 room*, two fireplaces. garage, Brunner's Edsel, Talcottville. Tel. ! 3-2858. ord changer. 12" concert hail • INSTALLATION Charles E. Njfack convenient location. Also nice 8 over as Hou.se subcommittee chair daughter is neither pretty nor in our sales department to as.aist speaker. New cartridge. Very rea A— E—R—T-:-’S Chairman, Board of Director! op Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. man after Rep. Moulder (D-Mo) Ml 3-5191. ! 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD SPECIALIST room Cape, three bedrooms, din- popular. our sales manager. Salea exper sonable. Rawlings. 61 Jarvis Rd. I \ quit the post in the row over ■To name thV expensive label on Roofing:— SidiiiK 16 ience not necessary but helpful. If Open Nights Till 9 P.M. FOUR BEDROOM colonial, excel ing room,\large kitchen, fenced in SEE IT! 1967 FORD V8 Fairlane "500" 4- Schwartz and his investigating the dress she is wearing when she you qualify we \\'ill train you. This NAME YOUR price! 31 " TV, desk, lent condition, large lot, central, backyard, good location. Shown by In ftdvertitement ean'f «ven begin te.tell unless end door sedan. Color spotless tan and SPECIAI. WINTER rates for aU T owr RRil Country only 812,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. appointment onlY. Call Cieszynskl-1 methods, apparently had been -un-1 knows good and well the woman white, Fordomatic, radio, heater, job offers high earning potential in overstuffed chair, electric stove, aware of Morse's offer to return types of roofing and siding. For the high four figure bracket. If you Venetian blind, drapes. maple 1954 NORGE refrigerator, self de . MI 9-5182. Felber Agenev, MI 3-1409, or MI she is talking to could never af power Bteering. white Vfc*- free estimate, call Manchester frost. 8150. An 9-4759. EAST HARTFORD- 9-4291. j the papers. He asked for them. ford anything in that price range. padded dash, very low mileage, cortaider yourself reliable and kitchen table, cedar chest. MI Drainaga Go. In his impromptu news confer- until if is SEEN by those who ere in the merket for whet is Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. Ml 9-7744. (XXI) GLASTONBURY — Five j . To refer lo another woman aa just next to new. New car guaran sober, unafraid of work, to earn R C A ELECTRIC atove, like new, room ranch with breezeway and | I ence Morse said he did not reach 9-8933. this high potential Income. Ml 9-4143 NEW 5 i ROOM RANCHES an "old maid" when she is talk tee Bninner's Edsel, Talcottville. PERMA-GLASS automatic hot $75. Frigid-Air refrigerator, good :arage. Near Country CHub. Extra ' LoUi t o r Sale 73 Rayburn personally with his offer ing to an upmarried woman. offered for sale. Best way to make sure that your adver Open till 9. RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahingle and Applv in person wat-r heater. Good condition, rea condition, 835. Call MI 3-4319.' $14,990 COMPLETE largefI rooms, fireplace, pa to return the papers but had noti To ask another woman why she built up roofs, gutter and con living room wall. Aluminum —... ' BOLTON-Two large wooded lots 1956 RAMBLER 6 sedan with GREAT EASTERN sonable. Call MI 9-8449 after 4 p.m. ’ on Williams Road. Call owner. Ml fied the Speaker's office. doesn't do this or buy that when ductor work, roof, chimney re FHA FINANCING. BUYER'S CHOICE blnatlon doors and windows. Im Up to the time he talked wlthf the obvious reason is that she de luxe radio, heater, defroster, pairs. Ray Kagenow. Ml 9-2214. CONSTRUCTION CO. SERVEL GAS refrigerator with OX ALL DECORATING IN-SIDE and OUT. mediate occupancy. R. F. Dtmock 3-6321. tisement will be SEEN by the right people at the right time white tires, ver>- low mileage. 35 Oak St. 9-11. Mr. A. Lindsay, ■freezer, 845. MI 9-7430. ■ newsmen, Morse said, he had not can't afford to. Ray Jackson, Ml 8-8825. ■ft Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph COVENTRY-:-Near lake, 25 large heard from either Rayburn or To brag about her husband's Next to new, only 81.395. Brun Ruildina Materials 47 Aaltford, MI 9-6818, Barbara ner's Edsel, Talcottville. Open ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car THE PRUDEN'nAL Insurance lota, $100 each. Tel. Coventry, PI Harris. success to women whose husbands 'is to advertise in this newspaper. It's as simple as one-two- Company of America has an open "^CONVERSE Woods,, MI 9-7702 or 'Robert Mur 2-7358. Evenings PI 2-7932. In saying the Senate should hold haven't beep too successful. evenings till 9. pentry. Alterations and additions. No, 1 Douglas Fir Framing The R. F. DIMOCK CO. dock, MI 8-6472. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran ing in the Manchester area for a Per M’ 8110. its own inquiry, even while the To tell a woman who fa having 1950 FORD. A sharp looking two- man who is interested in s career 2 -F A M IL Y JR. Ml 9-524S House investigators are in busi a difficult time with a child that three: ( I ) Folks who want to buy something like to get all teed. A. A. Dloh, Inc., 299 Autumn Hush Door No. 1 Clear. (XV) .RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton— Suburban for Sale 75 door for 8175 or a fair car that St. NO 3-4860. as a Life Insurance salesman. Bach from 84.40 Rtrhard F. Dimock, MI 9-900S— loocph NV Ashford. MI 9-6818 Maimlficcnt new ranch, Geor.gia ness, Morse said the study ought her oWn children have never given runs good for 8110 or both cars for Disappearing Stairway* each 824.95 Barbara Woods, >H 9-7793—Robert D. Murdock, MI 9-5972 marbls Yliroplace. built in oven and (XX) 818.800—(Coventry Lake, new to be a "two-gun" affair.. a moment's trouble, 8250 Private'party. 132 School St. FORr v./av THE 5 best iiiIn ahingle and built $ 1 M 0 a The Senate alreadji has a per A Show-Off the inforrhation they can get about what's for sale. (2) on V oob TainS'^hone PAINTING aai ■tov*, two car garage. See signs seven room split level, 1)4 baths, up roofing, gutters, leadeleaders, chim 8d and 16d Common Nails 4 and 4—excellent condition, on Bolton Center Rd. R. F. fireplace, attached garage, game manent subcommittee on investiga To make a point of showing off ney and row repairs call iCoughlin. 9-5226. Trailers 6 -A Keg. 810.85 prime location. PAPER HANGING Dimock ft Co., Realtors, MI- room, lake privileges. Present tions which normally would han every new and expensive pos Ml 8-7107.7107, Plytcore 4/0 x 8/0 Per M' 887.00 9-8146, Joseph Ashford, MI- mortgage can be assumed, month,- dle any such inquiry on that side session to the caller who has to They turn naturally tp th# edvertiiing In the "Herald" for MOBILE HOMES — Furniture tak HIGHER INCOME FOR No. 1 Oak Flooring Per M' $165 TELEPHONE * 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 iy payments are only 877.39. R. of the capital. manage on a much smaller budget. en aa down payment on mobile Roofing— Chimney 16-A Mahogany Paneling Ft. iSc R. F. DIMOGK GO. Ml 9-3246 ftr I^bert Murdock, MI 1-6472. F. Dimock ft Co., maltdrs. Ml Its chairman. Sen. McClellan To never let the friends who pre a quick, comprehensive look at the merket, (.3) Your ad homes. Excellent lots available at $7,000 A YEAR MEN Knotty Pine Paneling Ft. 14c MI 9-5i4S TOWN OF MANCHESTER 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, (D-Ark), said in reply to a re a few years older than she is for Mansfield. Jenson's, Inc (always ROOFINO - Specialising In repair' 1x12 Dry TAG Sheathing Per M' 889 ' X V m NEW CAPE, $16,900. Six fin- Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob porter's questions that the group get that she is younger. reliable) 64 Park Road Wpst ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Full time career positions only ' ' Ished roonis, l'.4 baths, amesite ert Murdock, MI 3-6472. would undertake the inquiry If the To make insulting remarks about roofs. Gutter work. CJilm.neys On our competitors advertised .5 drive, choice . location, R. F. vertisement in the "Herald" is never an intrusion or inter- Hartford. AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479 ' for Successful men 28-46. Commis prices, we will beat them Senate desires that, but that he the clothes a hard-working clerk Mondav through Salurdav, 9 to ,5.1 cleancf, repaired. 36 years' ex ^ Dimock ft Co., Realtors. ' MI NORTH COVENTRY-Verv attrac- would not oppose creation of- a is trotting out for her ihspection. ■» perience iêe estimates Call sion Income unlimited. Sale of ex by at least S% ATTENTION CONTRACTORS 8-8245, Josiph Ashford. MI 9-6818. live six room Cape, (two nartly Monday. Wcdne.sday, 'ITiursday MEET BOB OLIVER special committee. To pay an unexpected visit to a Howley. Mancheater Mi 3-5361. clusive Inveslmenls in exclusive NOBODY BUT NOBODY ■«: . Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, or finished up), ful{ bath, full base- ruption; instead it is exactly what your best prospects are' evenings. 1 OF McClellan said, however, he be woman and then talk about what territories after free training. ^ Robert Murdock, MI 3-8472. mentj fireplace. Hot air 'leat, a poor housekeeper- site is because UNDER.SELLB NATIONAL! aluminum storms, attached ga-- lieves there should not be duplicat Heating and Plumbing 17 CENTER MOTOR SALES ing Senate and House investiga she happened to catch the other Auto iMiving School 7-A ; Write Box E, Herald - NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 481 MAIN STREET - ■ SIX ROOM'single, in good Condi rage. Workshop, artesian well. LO O K IN G for! Take the shortest distance to your largest, S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat OWNERS OF SNOWPLOWS, TRUCKS, 'S tlon. Oil heat, two-car garage, lot )il-acre comer lot, beautiful loca tions of any matter—"one proper woman when her house was in a , MANCHESTER Driving Academy, ing contractor. New installations, 381 STATE STREET .- 90x150, prided at $11,000, for quick tion overlooking brook. Asking investigation should be oufBclent." mess. licensed by Slate of Conn, and alteration work and repair worl- SALESMAN, sales clerk, meat NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Sdling Only PAYLOADERS, BULLDOZERS, ETC. ’ aale. Reuben T. McC“ m Agency. ’ 818,900. Welles Agency, Coventry, Morse said he had examined the To talk about giving a pabty be most responsive market . . . via advertising in this newi- Motor Vehicle department. Can Mi 9-3808. counterman, yardman, pin boy, Ptrsenolly S«ltct«d « Ml 8-7700. T PI 2-7356. controversial travel expense vouch cause she "owes" so many people. fulfill all driver educational needs, ■ window cleaner, chef, farm hand, er* which were one basis for the To remind a contemporary who from 16 to OO Standard sh’ft. pu.«li . poultry, presser, orchard man, U sn d C a r * BIX ROOM RANCH. Attached BOLTON CENTER—Spacious six move to fire Schwartz from the obviously wants to forget her age •' garage, radiant heat. mort- peper. button, fluid drive and aiitotnatic. ! ’ LU.MBINO AND healing—repairs donut maker, baker, teller, lailqr, Satisfaction Guaranteed The Town of Manchester desires to have a listing of roomer with breezeway and two- House committee post. and has done her best not to look Serving Manchester. Rockville, i and contract work Call Ml 9-8541. 'j, gage can be assumed. Call MI car garage. Loaded with extras It that "we aren't getting any milling machine operator, engine SEPTIC TANKS Ternts To Suit .You "If they constitute the only evi Coventry. Bolton. Andover ' and . ------lathe operator, electTician. ma AND equipment available for use in plowing or removing : 9-8479. and is in tip-top condition. IH dence,” Morse said, "in my opinion younger.” Vernon. Call Mr, Micleltc, pi | LUIYD S PLUMBING Service as chinist, toolmaker, arc welder. Bank Financing snow on an hourly rentol basis. baths. Beautiful view. Look this they do not make out a prima facie To make a sly remark to a wife t-7249. sures satisfaction, prompt service. Apply Connecticut State Employ Phone MI 9-0081 " MAN(3HKSTER — Six rooms, full one over and make us an offer. about what a good-looking oecra- CH 7-6124, Ml 9-5485. PLUGCED SEWERS ** basement, oil heat, tile bath, corn case of Irregularity." ment Service, 806 Main St., Man Has t(J be sold.' T. J. Crockett, Sonm members of the commit tary her husband has. MORTLOCK'S Driving School - chester. A n y contractor having such equipment^ m ay contact er bination windows and doors. Qty Realtor. MI 8-1577 or MI 9-7751. (Alt-rights reaerved, *NEA Licensed by State of Conn Author OIL BURNER Ser'vice. Complete ' Utilltiea. Ebccellent condition. Ga- tee boptended the expense accounts Maehine GleaRtA the J Town of Manchester Highway and Engineering —some $400 '.for weekend trip* Service, Inc.). ized by d I ^ . of Motor Vehiclea heating eet-vice work guaranteed.' Baptio Tank*;'Dry WeUa, Sewer WANTED! , "TT' ' rage. Amesite drive. 30 days oecU- try I V-{ tor dnvw education, Iniiuding . Call MI 9-4749 day or night. Department for details. \ ptuicy.' Priced at only 812,600, New six room Cape. Four flalahed to New York-—included improper Llaies Installed—Cellar Wqteri- v\ items. Moulder, defending ‘ Th* Pennsylvania Stat* Uplyar- -\:-v dasaroonk teaching w 16 years VERY BEST USED GARS ' T'- ' ' v' ' ' ■' ' ' ' ' ■ ' \ ' ' 'VOtarlea Leapeyance, M l 0-7620., down, ceramlb tile bath, walkout old and tip- Three cars, push but Moving-Trucking— , , pntbflng ban*. basement, l*rg* lot. 818,t6o. R. F. Schwmrtz, ^Whtended tlje cltaxgas alty ' library, wltlell today k u „ \ iianri)9fit9r fEvYnittg If^raUi ' RICHARD MARTIN, General Mangger wore legitimate and the actual ^ t moro tiiat )i^( a-million volumoa, ton drive-standard ahift-automa- IN HoML'i (M l CHI' (CLIANONLY) THREE BEDROOlit Ranch, fuU' Dimock * Oo., Renltora. MQ onDiTLftiiON ovEE'ifteae DAiLT - Storage 20 9-8245, Jpoeph Aohtorft MI 8-6818, of the trips cajne to about lt,900, began in ,1859 with 14 books. All 9-7898. H : ' McKINNEY BROS. W* Wiu pay yoii top dollan Adft.No, 502S ' , \ basemant with garage, tot lOOieOO. AUSTIH A. CHAMBERS OO., lopai -far your , eloaa mr. Gall B. A. Beechler. MI 9-8952, or'M I Barbara Woods. MI 8-7703, or Rob th* roft of the sum oomlngyôut of the latter' woro oik th* aubjoot m ert Murdock, Jia g-6473. , agrtoulturs. • ... and long dtatanca moving. M in R r^lWOGK m. SbwtrcKib Dbppsol C«. MI . /- 1 " , SetawArU’ pocket ing, atorag*. Call Ml S-8m, Hart iss-m PBijri 0t — ig S-S80S I Read Herald Advg. ford CH 7-liM, V

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VOL. LXXVir, NO. 114 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1958 ICIaaaifIcd Adverttatag an Faga 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Tunisians Threaten ^®^“*®*SSocarras, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY WILL BE/'BARGAIN DAYS" IN ALL DEPTS. AT HALE'S Guerrilla Warfare if v.s. Senate 8 O th e r s h New Haven, Feb. 13 (fiP)— French Don’t Leave Mayor Richard C. Lee an I n d i c t e d nounce today he would not seek the Democratic nomina Tunis, Feb. 13 (/P)— Pre8i-f^f^/8«‘n th« Nor^ JUlantlc New York, Feb. 13 (JP)— etc. Treaty Organisation (NATO). At tion for the U.S. Senate. TOILETRIES, dent Habib Bourguiba said to- ‘ ‘ ‘ Lee said in a statement that his Carlos Prio Socarras, exiled On Jobless Situation a meeting of the Atlantic Council DOUBLE ^.^GREENI PHce SÊ* day that he would personally in Paris French delegate Etienne "obHgationa to the progmm of re former president of Cuba, and 75e EVENING PARi$ DEODORANT $TICK ...... 2 for $1.00 lead the Tunisian people in a Crouy-Chanel reported for the development Snd renewal here in eight others were indicted telng a .Candidate for the Senate Ribicoff Picks sian soil. ! and provide means and money HELEN CURTI$ $PRAY N ET ...... ooaooooooooe $1.69 an .frontier village of Sskiet Sidi this year." tile Tuniaian Preaident In a Yousef f. TTie mayor made his announce i with which to take part in FLANNEL NIGHT WEAR apaach recorded for radio delivery TTie French warning of further ment at a news conference, issu military expeditions and en- March 4; Will $1.7$ BAYER A$PIRIN TAILET$ ...... eeaeeeeeeeee $1.49 later today warned French author- STAMPS THURS trouble was contained in a note ing a 3-page statement. I terprises from the United' Itlee that any armed effort to f delivered td'Bourguiba'a chief min TTie statement did not indicate Statea against Cuba. j 79e lAYER A$PIRIN TABLET^...... 67c break out of their blockaded ister, Bshi Ladgham. as the presi uhom he might support for the Outline Plans bases in Tunisia would be met by The former Cuban head, now In dent was recording his speech. nomination. I Miami, - was charged with the UNiCAP MULTI ViTAMIN$, Family $ l i t ...... ooeeeoeeeeoe $6.96 PAJAMAS and GOWNS force. Lee, now in hi* third term as By LOU BLACK Bourguiba added, however, that Bourguiba said he realized the . others with conspiring to organize big Bizerte Naval Base was impor mayor, said he had reached his de I committees' and groups to effectu- Hartford, Feb. 13 (fl*)— Gov. 60e ALKA $€LTZER ...... eeeeeoeoeooe . 54e he did not despair of seeing wis tant to NATO. He said he was cision after reviewing "all aspects dom gain control on the French, »- ...... m. .. . . I ate the organization of military Ribicoff said today he would -I CASH SALES! NATO of th* matter." ' units and also with recruiting per aide. He said he etill wanted to' call a special session of the . SHORTIE PAJAMAS -M.i. IT,.— K..f power except France the u« He said: $1.2$ AB$ORBINE JR...... 88c negotiate wtth France, but — c - - sona to eatabliah military training General Assembly for Tuesr T had taken no steps to seek the camps in the Dominican Republic. after the evacuation of the IS.POO' nomination aa iny party's i-ndi- I day March 4 to deal with the KOLYNO$ TOOTHPA$TE...... ,. 2 hibos!69e BROEKN SIZES AND SITLES. Bourguiba'* speech did not make . Mexico, Haiti and the United French troops bn his soil. dat* for the Senate, but the in unemployment situation in Trasloa Increases clear whether any euch arrange- I States. IN SIZES tt TO 40. • Bourguiba recorded hi* speech with NATO power* would bar creasing indications oi support for Connecticut. LARGE U$TERINE JLNTI$EPnC ...... ^ aoeeooooeoaa . 89c this nomination in the past several I TTie nine also are charged with aa tenaion mountad throughout his j “ 7 "* I*** *’*,»«■ I causing the purchase of motor The (iovernor said at a presa months - particularly in the last conferenc* he will "outline what LARGE LACO $HAMPOO ...... eoeaooeoooe# 89c ' country and the French reported! **'.'^* two weeks have required me dur- ‘ ships and causing the vessels to Increasing minor incidents (nvolv- J^*"*"^** "''PP’y" sali from the United Stales with action, in my opinion. Is demanded ing French troop., bases and civil- ‘"8 "f the blockaded garrisons with : ing these past few days to review and will make my program avail eeeoeoeoeo. oe $2.00 Look At These Super Bargains From moat earnestly all a.sp'ecta of the srms. men. uniform* snd Impli- NEVY QUICK HOME PERMANENT...... j food should be allowed a* a hu- mrnU of war. able to both Democratic and Re matter and to arrive Ini mediately FMUice warned th* 'runialan* , m*nit«rl*n move. He said the eva< - The indictment was opened be publican legislative leaders" next NEW PACE HOME PERMANENT...... oeaoeeeeeo '6,.^ $2.00 Reg. $2.98 SALE through dipomaUc channels that j thew troops to f rsrice at a decision on what my plana for Tuesday morning. HALE'S HOUSEWARES DEPT. the future are to be." fore Judge Edward Welnfeld. who further grave incldenU might arise ‘ *»e problem of feeding issued warrants for the defendants i The Democratic Governor'# IAN DEODORANT...... 98c as a result of Tuniaian refiisal to - , He added that "my appreciation , at the reque.st of IJ’IIliam F. Tomp- j statement came shortly after he allow Fwmch force* to supply Bourguiba said that in nidlcal is most heartfelt to all those who i kins, assistant attorney general in ; met in a closed session with the . . . . $1.00 OIMl $1.50 20 GALLON their garrison*. , cases, the 7^JnisiBn government I have urged me to seek this nomi I two top Republican legialatlva WOOLITE WOOL W A$H ...... ‘ would offer all facilities to remove charge of the Justice Department'* BIRD SEED TTie French also carried their nation." Internal .Security r>i\*t*ion. leaders. Senate Majorit.v Leader ‘ the sick. He said he respected "the ain- Would Mediate ' ------\ ! Elmer S. Watson of Wethersfield TRASH BARREL I eerily of their stand" but that "in (Conttnued on Pag* Ten) ! snd Rep. Frederick Pop* Jr., of Feed your feathered frinda! Approved At the end of the recording ses i all conscience" he couldn’t be a Look At These Ternfic Bargains From Reg. $3.98 SAiMtE sion a newspaperman asked i Fairfield. mixture in 6 pound bago. Regular 19o. Complete with cover. Regular 84.98. Ike Quits Sun esndidate. I Said Ribicoff: Bourguiba: "If France would ac Aaked at hia news conference cept th- mediation of Ih- ITnIled I "It has been my feeling, and it whom he might support for the ia now, that this is a problem that LINGERIE DEPT. MAIN FLOOR In Capital for ' State.* to return harmony to the nomination. Lê said he had not Snow Blankets SPECIAL SPECIAL relatione between France and Tuni conferred with lo<’al parly leaders should command the best thihklng HALE’S DOMESTIC DEPT. of all of US. sia to put an end to thia situation, yet on that step. would you agree to withdraw your Former Congressman Thomas J. Wide Section "In that spirit I asked leaders of THE NEW Snowy Georgia the General Assembly to consider SLIGHT IRREGULARS OP 39c Tremendous Bargains From I complaint<0 the United Nations?” . Dodd and former U.S. Sen.- William CANNON TURKISH KENDALL THRIFTY DRY . $ 0.79 ' Botu-gulba replied. •Yea. I would ' Benton ha\«e announced their can with me whether on the basis o f in Washington. Feb. 18 i;Pi- Presi j withdraw our complaint to the didacies for the Job. Former Gov. Of Deep South formation presented Monday by HAND and FACE SIZE B « 5 5 ' dent Eisenhower left sunny Wash I United Nations." Cheater Bowles also is considered s State Labor Commlsaloner Renato DISH TOWELS ington today for a vacation in the In Paris, Foreign .Minister CTiris- candidate. Miami. Ha.. Feb. 1.1 i.?>,_The E. Ricciuti and Chairman Robert P. HALE'S SPORTSWEAR DEPT. Lee of State Labor Development TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO SECOND FLOOR anowy South. Weather Bureau today Issued a TOWELS Jumbo Size. 20” x 36” ’The temperature here was a (Contlnued on Page Five) i (Continued on Page Nineteen) freeze warning for Florida. T1>e Commission, we should be warrant 39c ertsp 2.1. but theday was mostly forecast was for "fair, much ed in calling a special session." For 88c sunny and there was no snow. B>’ colder this afternoon and to 89,000 Jobless IQ GALLON OUTDOOR 8 G A U O N 100% Wool Skatins Swoatort Reg. Price 98.M—NOW contrast, the President's destina night." \ meteorologist said, At Monday's meeting Riccuiti re- . A MU-out In one «Uy during our U*t aale! With multi-color border etripee. Driee twice i tion at TTiomasville, Ga., had snow ■"nil* U going to be a very ported nearly 89,000 are Jobleas--- Solid oolofs In pink, roae, jrellow, nqun nntf M many diehes. Driee them twice me feat last night. severe night In all areas.” more than 8 per cent of the total green. A wonderful value! lintleaa and eoft—wonderful to uee. GARBAGE PAIL Eisenhower had delayed his de- Space Man on Way Bernard Schwartz listens to a whiipered word from hia attorney, Herbert Wachtell, aa he take* th* work force of Connecticut. H* also GARBAGE PAIL Shotland TyjM Slip-Ons Reg. Priee 98.98—NOW piu'ture for a day, partly on the By THE AHSCKIATED PRESS witncaa atand today before a special House investigating subcommittee. (AP Photofax). warned the situation might becom* w iin.y. THEY lAST! MANUFACTURER’S forecast that the Georgia weather aa bad aa in 1949 when the number REG. 7*0 tm CK AND THmSTT Snow twirled by chill winds gave of Jobless soared over the 100,000 CLOSEOUT REGULAR 91.49 to $1.S8^ PR. Complete with cover. Bale handle. Bego- Complete with cover. Bale handle. Regu areuld warm up late this week. a freakish gle.m to the Deep CANNON KWIK-DRY PRINTED TERRT mark. DACRON OR NYLON FLOCKED OR PLAIN lar 84.29. lar 88.98. ^ Slôtlanj^^ Oardigans Reg. Prift, 96->8—NOW Areomiwnied by Mm. Eisenhow ^Back from Moon ’ South today. And sub-freezing Chiine«c Forecast MARQUISETTE er. the President left in hi* plane Referring to that aam* meatlng, DISH TOWELS temperatures were a dime a dozen. Ribicoff declarad! Columbine U1 for Spence Air Force , In Florida, three inches of snow SPECIAL SPECIAL Baa* at Moultrie. Ga. The flight Pr«sj.eriiy/.n ju4 F G C O fficial F ixed , "It was my understanding than SASH CURTAINS Valuea to 910.98—NOW Ban Antonio, Tex., Feb. 13 (Ah — *'I.ackland Air Force Base her*. Dr. ,f^|_ftft.-TaUsha*see. two^ ineliea en Wool Bulky Swoatort imrmaHy- t*kex about two hours. fliin&ma Cit.v on the Gulf of Mexi that the Republican leaders would Pair 0 0 ^ 36” Lengths Th* Btaenhowera will be gueqts Air Fore* aclentiats showed opU- P.oy B. Mefferd Jr., Uiiiveraity. San P'ranci.sco. P'eb. 13 i.Pt give me the benefit of their think 59e"“‘ I . Texas biochemist, said the Ai co, and an inch less than that at at the ptantatfbih' at George M. ! miam today s* Airman Donald Far nearby Pensacola. Miami shivered A forecast for the CTvines* ing within a week as to the necee- s a w $ 1.98 I Force had granted 124.903 for the New Tear.,drafted by the eld sity for a special tesaion. Humphrey, former secretary of the as it braced it.self for temperature* Schwartz Charges five amart pattema in all eolor eomblaa- tiae In kitchen, dining room or bedroom aa rell passed th* half-way mark on tests. er* of Kuan Yin Temple, pre *'It was m.v understanding, too. aaah or tier curtain*. Thia la a tremendoua treaaury. and Mr*. H''mphre>-. Farrell. living in air pressure expected to fall almost to freezing. aona. If you’ve never uaed terry towela for GIRLS' and TEEN DEPT. SPECIALS Cold Hanging On hia simulated moon 6ight. dicts a Wave of proaperity will that ahould the Republican leaders value! I H i usually encountered st 18.000 feet, The fall at Tallahassee, possibly drying dlahee, try them pow! Eisenhower, still havmg tmee* The blond. S-foot airman from sweep,the United Stales and V...... - agree with me that a special aes- I The Bronx barreled over lunar was subjected to three emergency the heaviest in the capItol'* hls- weate'n Europe b,v the end of \\a.,hmgtoii. heir 13 Ber-• w ere N oi th Dade Video, Inc . com- should be called, we would all 1 M a cold contracted in Augiuta. nard .Schwartz testified toda,v that posed of local businessmen, and L. HALE’S CflARMHOUSE GIRLS' SLACKS, REG. $3.98 ...... NOW $2.99 I wastes yesterday and today was I summons yesterday. Farrell has toty. continued past midnight and ne.xl June. ail down in a non-partisan spirit Ga.. nearly two week* ago. hoped speeding earthward again in his no way of knowing whether or gave a frosty glint to the pre-dawn Federal Communications Commia- B WiLson Inr.. operating Radio FOUR SPECIALS THAT NYLON RAYON BLEND to 6nd warmer weather at Thom- '■The current mild rece.ision that the problem demands, and de m ' make-believe flight in a compart not there la a real emergency. dark. will be over far sooner Uian sioner Richard A .\taok has ac- Station WCKY at Cincinnati, Ohio velop a program for effective legis W IU PUT YOU TO SLEEP! GIRLS' lU LKY KNIT SWEATERS. SI 7 fo 14 aaiillc to he could hunt and play .•pare cabin. But he continued high-effIciency knowledged receiving '".several The hearing went through moat of BLANKETS golf. At New Orleans, MXrdi Gra* I predicted by moat economists." lation action. REO. $6.99 B. F. GOODRICH VALUES TO $8.98 ...... NOW $3.99 The airman, still bright and performance. He made extra throngs tossed snowballs, ja rare i said the Kiah Yin elders' pro- Ihou.sand dollars" from an atlor- 1954. LATEX FOAM BED PILLOWS $3.99 Eisenhower smiled and waved chipper, completed the halfway quick lime in responding to all of ney for a Miami television station. (The dlasentera were commis- :'They now advise me that be ■port that far south. The one-inch / phec.v for the year 4656 in the fore they can decide on the neces- BEG. 96.99 EXTRA PLUMP SIZE Reg. 19.95. PRETEEN DRESSES. SfzM 8 to 14, VALUES to $8.98 . . . NOW $3.99 as he went up the ramp to hi* I mark at 9:3.1 p.m. (CSTi last them, Steinkamp said. Once Far Schwartz. fired coun.sel for a sionors Ro.scI H. Hyde (Ri. who *7.95 Bargains From Our Main Floor Dept, plane. He wore a .blue snd white fall yestei'da.v wa* New Orleans' CTilneso lunar calendar. •esiion. they LATEX FOAM BED PILLOWS $4.99 j night. At ItS.*) p.m. (CSTi today rell had hia emergency gas mask heaviest in 59 ,v*ar*. At Moi»a.nt Next Monday ia the Chinese .special House subcommitlee. told' voted for tlie Wilson company, and i muffler under his black overcoat he will pass the lOO.-hoiir maik. In place in 19..'’ seconds. I lhe\subcomnilltcV\m(ie^ \h'e I Robert T. Bartl'ov'VD i who"favored "hoiild have apecifle propo.*als from REO. 97.98 DUPONT DACRON FILLED 72x90 SIZE TEENA PAIGE DRESSES. Sizos 5 to 15. against a chill wind. Airport. 12 miles from New Or New Year's Eve. heralding NYLON COVERED RED FOR TWIN OR DOUBLE BEDS . barling mish.apa. and will be well Air Foix:* scientists said the leans. two inches fell. Weatem the close of the Year of the ' money was paid to Mack after he WKAT. A relatively new commia- VALUES TO $14.98 ...... NOW S7.00 Eisenhowei- left shortly alter a j on his way on the return trip to many instruments attached to ! became a membe- of the FCC in sioner. T. A. M. Craven, abstained PILLOWS $4J5 Made eapeclaUy for our group of atoree by SPECIAL Louisiana reported a heavier blan Rooster and the beginning of National Security CouncH meeting : Earth. Hia 7-day flight is sched electrode* taped over Farrell'S ket. ! the summer of 1955. | from voting. The four voting for. REO. 99.98 1P0% IMPORTED one of the iargeat blanket mUla. Extra warm, at the White Houset, the Year of the Dog. A week (Continued on Page Ten) uled to end Sunday. body show no significant changes U was white on white together | long celebration, with a 3-day I Mack was one of four commis- Public Service were the then chair- DOWN BED PILLOWS $7.98 long wearing. All colora. The departure walii held up 22 “We are constantly surprised," whatever They measure respir j sionei's who voted to gi ant the hot-1 ^'®urge (.’. McConnaughey; Remainder. Of Stock In Oirls' minutes to await the arrival by public festival, will start Feb. BALL POINT PENS said Lt. Col George R. Steinkamp ation, heart action, blood pressure (Continued on Page Ten) ^ 21. j lyIV contested Channel 10 in .MiamiMiami 1 present ' chairman. John C. commercial plane from New York I yesterday, "at Farrell's continual and other physical conditions. I In r»,,KUn «o.-,,i..« 'Toin,.i.i™ Inn . I Docrfer. and Commissioners Mack HEAVY QUALITY ZIPPERED D A T E X -F O A ^ to Rublir Sci-vice Television Inc., a COATS and JACKETS of Mr. and Mm. Ellis D. Slater, per 'alertness, lack of fatigue, and Only once has the 23-year-old wholly ow-ned subsidiary of Na- * and Robert E. Lee. I MAnRESS TOPPER PADS Perfect writing pen In tutoue and aolid eolora. sonal friends of the BlsenhWeti. ' especially hia lack of boredom" son of s Wall Street accountant tional Airlines. Schwartz said the money was Bulletins MATTRESS COVERS ; DRASTICALLY REDUCED The Slaters were given a ride on ; Steinkamp ia head of the Depart (The Federal Comniunicalions ' Mack in several checks by Regular $8.98. <■» Q Q ' . , _ ____ H , shown signs of irritation. He can the Columbine- III to vlait frlehda ment of Space Medicine. School of have either radio music or taped Coinnii.ssion. by a 4-2 vote, granted ! Thurman A Whiteside, a Florida from the AP Wires FuU Bed Slie...... In the Thomaavllle area. Aviation Medicine, at Randolph music channeled into his space Democrats Drafting Miami's television (Channel 16 in i been retained ReguUr 87.98. $ i l G O O ' Eisenhower for the last several Air Force Base here. cabin Yesterdav he signaled for i February 1957 to Public Service "ubllc Service for work in con- Twin Bed Sire...... ’’'W . y y These Are Bargain Days In year* has spent a Febmary vacs- Steinkamp and other acientlsts radio music. ' Television. ' , nectlon with its television appli U.S. .SAYS REDS LIED Full or twin bed eltea. Extra heavy quality tion. with the Hurnphreya. show guarded optimism over man's cation. like aleepittg on a cloud, deep cu.hlony aoft- Taped music was tuened on. Far (Tlii.s action reversed the recom Washington, Feb. 18 {/P)—^Th* that will give yenra of wear. Seama are all The Humphrey plantation "Mile- ability to withstand the atrains ^Kepiitatlun as Fixer | State Department accused Rua- bound. atone" ia located In the south and stress of air travel. But he rell snapped his signal switch but Antirecession Plans mendations of hearing examiner HALE'S FASHION DEPT. was Ignored. Displa.ving aggrava I Herbert Sharfman, who proposed a Schwartz described Whiteside as *ia today of telling Ilea about c> PRINTED SCARFS ‘ •N ■ . 9 • ' . Georgia piney woods on the edge said, "we've got to run other the United State* in conneettoa tion he. snapped it on and off sev .------^---- ' grant to WKAT. Inc., operating an attorney who has a reputation HALE’S STUBDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED ' More Of Those Wonderful of 17ioma.svilIe. tests. " He let it be known that in Florida as- "a fixer." Mith Tunis uhlie "talking out of Silk blend In popular 8S-lnch M|uare style. New spring Eisenhower is looking forward Farrell fa just the first Air Space eral times. Finally, said Steinkamp. Washington, Feb. 13 iJb—Senate-^hospitala to be built 'mder the Hill- WKAT-AM-TV at Miami Beacli. in the other side of It* month" $1.49 Value * SEE OUR RACK OF BEAUTIFUL raiicus hill-billy music was turned I Democrats are drafting a 10-point Burton Act. March 1965. Schwartz read into the record QUILTED MAHRESS PADS color*. SALE PRICE to hunting quail and wild turkey on guinea pig for apace flight teats. information he said was from can about improving relations. Press EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL the far-ranging Humphrey eat |e It was announced at Austin, on. Farrell flipped it off and shrug antirecession program which party 9. Action to aiiUiorize the plan-; (ThiswBsa4-wayconle.sl,slarl- offleer Lincoln White made that WITH CORNER ELASTIC S ged his shoulders. j leaders plan to give * speedy start ning of new projects aimed at pro-I ed in 1953. The other appiithints celed checks in the subcommittee BACK DRILL In other years the President and Tex., that the Air Force had con- file.s re«pon*e,' denouncing Moscow Regular 96.98. C O X Q hia host have also hunted on nelgh.- I traded with the University of The colonel guessed that Farrell through Congress. viding more business for basic in- for “outtrageous allegations,"' 89 76 Jntn Sire...... was trying to sneak in a .news I The program is being put to- dustries. "After coming on the Federal boring estates. I Texas to sgl up biochemical testa Communications Commission and' when asked what he thought of Regular 94.98. $ 9 JLQ IRONIND BOARD COVERS ------^ I for pra-aelecting space pilots. The broadcast, banned In his snace ex ' gether by individual commiltoes 10. A Works Progrbs* Adminis a charge In xthe Communist I under the guidance of the Demo tration program to be thrown Into while the case ,wa.s pending. Mack 64 X 78 Fun Sire...... y (Continued on Page Ninetwn) pre-aelecttons will be made at periment "But he couldn't get party newspap^ Pravda that cratic Policy Comrrt'ittee headed b.v the, breqeh if other efforts fail to News Tidbits acknowledges that he received sev Pure white flUlng that I. guaranteed to E . d , g 7 e FABRIC GLOVES awav with it." Steinkamp smiled, eral thousand dollars from Mr. the United Statek had master j He amazes his watchers with his Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas. stem the recession. | launder white. Elaatic on ench comer. Culled from AP Wires Whiteside." Schwartz said. minded the French bombing of Regular $1.00 nllp-on styles, Double woven cotton In ' lack of boredom. Cozy and warm, It will represent the party's an No Leaf Ral ing the Tunisian cinaige. Saklet SltU- he ate a turkey dinner yesterday swer to liemands that Congress He did not imnVediaely say what abort and medium lengths. Colors! Wblta, ecru and Johnson, who had experience explanation Mack may given sub Yniissef, last SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 89c , HALE’S HEAVY QUALITY black. _ with evident relish. He takes copi- I act before the business slump gets with the National Youth Adminis- Henrj- Kearns, assistant secre British Report Gains I nus notes of his feelings and worse. committee Inve.stigators for the “CHARMHOUSE” tratipn (NYA) and Ihe Works . tary for international affairs, tells payments. KKSCL'E TRY SPURRED Values to { thoughts as part of the experiment. John-son is unilerstood to have Progress Administration (WPAt i Lincoln Day gathering of Republl- He said Mack "was aware that San Bernardino, Calif., Feb. IS 36" INDIAN HEAD : His watchers ss,v he stays hu.sy told his colleagues that while he is during th* depression______of _ th* '30's,___ can*______in Hartford,______this ...... nation’s...... 4,- _ (61—A weak hand wave from a hdy TOWEL ENSEMBLE $ 17.9 5 and call him "a great chow Whiteside had in aome manner with Dacron Reinforced Selvage. SPECIAL SALE^ I opposed to a "gloom and doom" has told hia colleagues he wants ! ^,0<>0 unemployed aie "a matter bVen'broughrinlo\h^"ja*e'br^^ ararid'^^^ In IRBM Development 1 hound.” i attitude, he thinks Immediate atepi „ of grave eodiern to Pieaidenl Eis-I National people and^ was work- Vo ^ ^ ^ h im ikUe h” REG. 91.16. X 44.' Q Q ^ must be taken to dombat unem-1 For that, reason the Democratic enhower, and it will soon be col ing for National." Yard ploymcnt which no^' has reached leader has contended that any lected" . . . Arkan.sa.s Gov. Orval alive. Fourteen-year-old Donald NYLON HOSIERY London, Feb. 13 lA^—Tht Britishiii rea.sons. is more vulnerable to The checks Schwartz read into Rurna fell 800 feet Into the steep-. 59c BEG. 59c. ' A O e - government announced today it is i rocket attack than are the i.est- 4'v millions. ' WPA tyme of program ought to be Faubii* revoke* State franchise of the record totaled $2,650. He said Plane In this connection, he has asked | held in reserve to be uaed only as the National Aaaociatlon for the Kided, DOO foot-deep canyon yes HAND SIZE...... :. Values to developing a medium range ballis ern power*, the government said, this was tile total during the time terday while on a hike. Last night Regular $1.00 first quUUty sheer 90 gauge full fash tic rocket more advanced than the ' explaining: cominittees operating under Sens, a last resort If the recession ahows .Advancement of Colored People. Mack wa.s on the commission. 16 color* In wonderfbl Indian Head. Limited REG. 29<'. O C e . Fulbright iD-Arkl. Sparkman (D -! signs of deepening despite other Kenneth Broad. 42, of East there was bone-chillbig fog, rain quantity! FACE CLOTk...... A J C $29.95 Americana now possess and ia de-1 "Tile over-all luperiorlty of the Schwartz said Mack refused tb and anon. ioned dark seam. All new spring, colors. Reinforced signing it for launching from un West la likely to Increase ralhei 3 Men Aboard Alai, Ander.son (D-NM), Hill, (D -, measures. Hartford killed when hia truck goes produce record*when askeii and derground sites., than dimtnisK as a consequence of , Alai, Kerr (D-Okla) and Gore Johnson has avoided public com- over a Rl. 16 embankment at Stui - ______heel and toe for extra wear. Sices By, to 11. I (D-Tenn) to come up speedily with TAX RE11EW DUE Choose from wools, crepes, cotton, cashmeres, and aceUtes. Sizes 7 to 15, A White Paper published by the the advent of medium range bal- 1 North Adams, .Mass.. Feb. 13 i/Pi ------I bridge. Mass., after colliding with (Conttnued on Page Ten) Wiuhlngton, Dee. IS iJt—Housa , LOW. LOW PRICES OX legislative proposals to cover a (Continued on Page Three) | another . . . David Almond, 17. ■ I 8 to 20, I2!>i to 2 2 '/r. All sales final. Defense Ministry said this weapon liatic rockets. These weapons, | —Civil Air Patrol and Air Force speaker Rayburn said today WONDERFUL NO IRON DACRON CURTAINS against which there- is al preaenl. I wide field of government activity ------. ' I burned when chemicals he was mix "is being developed on the highest planes .learched a wide area tmlby Demoerattr leaders are going to Tailored—Double Stitched 1 Side Hem., S" Bottom Hem* priority in close cooperation” with no answer, could from site in Eii- | to bo'«te»' th" economy. start a rei'lew ••pretty *oon" to 41" X, 64" LONG ...... 82.69 Pr. SPECIAL SALE the United States. rope and , elsewhere dominate for three Long Island, .''f. Y.-, skier*. Highlight* of Program Rails Granted 2% ‘"8 chemtiS Flec|s wee w here a tax rut might 6o tbn 68" LONG ...... ; 92.98 Pr. • BAROAINS FROM OUR BABY m4 TOT SHOP TTie White Paper said the agree practically every target of Imixir- uiiasing In a small plane since yen- , As Johnson view* the program ■ aai*.-* v*iaitax^t.i ^ / C g o o d condition al Stamford Hos- w- i« O * J s 72” LONG ...... 92.98 Pr. tance in the Soviet Union. it would .shape up like this: Ydigoras Presideiil too^-ujiv^ i.. t.. lO X O F 6 . , LOCATED ON MAIN FLOOR—REAR ment imder which American inter terday afternoon. 41” X 81” LONG ...... 92.98 Pr. mediate range ballistic missiles "The possession by Rusjsia of The 4-pas.senger. single engine i: A comprehensive housing b lll^Freight a x j i ^ i s i aRate x ciig r aHike x iia s r Department of Agiiciilluie to NOTED PAINTER DIES RUFFLED—6 »4” FINISHED RUFFLE CAMPUS PANTIES CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S will be located ih Britain "will be rockets of equal range will not, for craft wa* last heard from at 4:19 aimed at getting this limping In-i — — make new survey of last year’s Guatemala, Feb. 13 (Ah Right Paris, Feb. IS uPi — Goorgea 48" X 54” LONG ...... ,...$8.69 Pr. . GROUP OF completed shortly." reasons of geography, afford her p.m. when tt asked the Concord. du«trv going full blast. ! 'VVasbington, I'eb; 13 /P) - Tlie drought affecU on Connecticut ist Gen. Miguel Ydlgoras Fuentes', Rouault, the 26th century’s moat 48" X 68" I.ONG ...... $8.98 Pr. Regarding the relative strength any corresponding strategic advan N. H.. airport for a wind report. It I 2. Legislation to permit Fed-j railroad Industp' had permls.sion farms. . , Navy divers search off fmally has the presidency of famoh* pointer Of religlm* anb- 48" X 72" IA>XG ...... $.1.98 Pr. Regular $2.84. Rot of 9. Perfect fitting ruyon under CHILDREN'S of the West and the Soviet Union, tage. It would be of no use to her hkd left Newport, N. H., at 4 p.m. eral Re.serve Banks to make loans; today to raise It's interstfite freight Georgia coast for part of nuclear Guatemala after trying since I960, Jects, died today at his home of 48" X 81" LONG ...... $4.49 Pr. the document said: to attack weaterh Eiiro'pe unless for.Amityvlllc. N. Y. to small businesses which certify | rates kgain—the 15th such advance weapon dropped into Atlantic ê al.so appears t(i have the ma- Uremia. He wraa 86. He and wear In band and elastic style brief. WUte and colored. SNOW she could simultaneously knock oiit ;riERH PRESHRUNK TOP, RUFFLED BOTTO.M "Russia's successful launching Piloting the plane was one of they can't get credit in ordinary Since World War II. Oceaii from B47 bomber. Jority ol’^ the Incoming Congress Georges Braque were among tho the vital strategic air bases in the channels. ' The new hike, averaging about Early morning fire destroys behind him. last of the “L’Eoole de Faria" 86" X SO" LONG ...... 91.98 Pr. of artificial aatellites is evidence of its co-owners. Dougla. D. Robin her remarkable progress in rocket U.S. 3. Passage of a post office con-^ 2 per cent on most freight item.s. School .St. tire shop of John Ca- ^ -pbe outgoing legislature elected (achool of Paris) and ./'Laa 86” X 86” LONG’ ...... » ...... ,91.98 Pr. DRESSES son. 30, of 171 Locust St.. Garden Regular 89c.. SUITS development. But it should not be "She could'at preserit have no City. N. Y. Robinson, married and stniction bill. ! may be put into effiact on Saturday. valieri in Bristol despite four-hour the 62-,year-old leader of the Corn- Fauvea" (the wild heaata) who Values to $8.98. thought that this has upset the bal rea.sonable' hope of achieving this the father of two. has been eni; 4. Authorizations to put on egtra- TTie Interstate Commerce Com fight by firemen In sub-freezing' g(.,-vative. Reconciliation party to revolted against tmpreOslanIsm IXJW. LOW PRICES ON FA8IOUS BRAND Infants’, Boys', Girls’. ance of miUtai'y power.” with manned bombere and it will ployed four years as a Long Island shifts of workers cn public work# miaaion (ICX3), which granted two i tempmatiires. ,. Virginia organlza- i a 6-yeai-term ye.sterday. 'The Con- *n 1906 and turned French Values to 914.98. > Holds World War (’nilkely take her several years to complete and Connect'ictit salesman for the" projects ^for which Congress'.has general increases during the past ' lion xgpocrats, recovering from g^ressional choice between Ydlgoras painting In a new dlrectton. SHEETS and PILLOWCASES 3 Pair The government said balancing the developrnent of an accurate in- building products firm of H. H. provided'the .money. year, authorized the new boost wurprlwe at retirement announce-i god Joae Luis Cruz Salazar wa* — T” " - ,. TI’PE 186 UADV PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE " SPECIAL n o w ' fears in East and West of mutual tercontinent,al rocket and produce Robertson Co.. New York City. 5. Construction of military hous late yesterday. ment of U,.S. Sen. Harry Floyd necessary because Ydlgoraa did not AVON SCHOOL HE.AD MRBO annihiiSUon make a world war un it In sufficient mimbera." Others aboard were Maclellan ing in 'arena with soft spots qf un- The new hike* will add about Byrd, turn to piaclical, political jfet a majority in the Jan. 19 elec- \.4von, Feb. IS — C » a ^ Beg. 99.19. 7$ X 106...... 12.20 Reg. 98.89. 90 x 108...... 82.65 likely .''for another generation or Hope* Tor Amts Cut iPart . Reyonidt* of East Mei^dow, N. Y., employmert. $182 million a year to freight rev- j matter of who might be his sue- ■ lion, although he ran well ahead. MInnIch, *uper\nten«nt1 of M%. fS.St.. 81 X 108...... 92.40 Rff 79c. 4l& X S8'/i eaaea. ... mqre.’’ Tlie White Pt(p*r e.xpreased the and Ir» Hyde of Copiqgue, N. V. 6. Actloit tuz ,âlazan and held 56,' mUaal will b* Friday.uM a an* Reg-92.49. T'2 x 168. . . . . MAMCHMST«R.^CdHH> ^ tack on the West,\"even with con- ing arms. It said; . High School. ' . . \ thorlxqd by Congreii. Beg. BLiR 72 X 108...... 92.10 Uces. 12-18 montha,' vaiitibi al fortes onto,” the iveatern "Today no country c*n hope to The thl-w. left Amffyvllle yester 7. Repeal of, the pay-aa-you-go 3 per cent increaae, coupled with I citolibg the Earth . . . Preparation# .of the 66 eMU in the old Con-, t lo « ' followed a p w k . h w h ^ Bag. 89.29. 81 X 1Q8...... 92JI0 Reg/92.99. 81 x 108. ..A CORNtR MAIN M id OAK S T R ^ S Btsaa 1-8, 8-8x. S-8xv ' power* "would hnv* to)- hit back gain anything by war,, and .all day morning, flying 'to Newport. I provision ao the interstate high- numerou* proposed change*. changes In continue In Amman tor signing I grees. But Cruz Salazar, fearful | Wedneeday night witow •9g. .«9e. 42 X ,96 epaea...... 59c Reg; 59c. 82 x 86 cdaea. .. wttii strategic qiiclear wiiapona.” ugy program can be apeeded up. t I proclamaUnn federating the klngi I ' ------1 (umwered 86 rhargM, IB* jBovIM UalOB, for gaopaphiic (OoatlBued oa Fag* Thirteen) (dMUnued on Pag* iSselve) 1 8 . Authorization tor additional (OoBttane^ on Pag* Three) Idonu of Iraq *t>d Jordan. (CoaOnued on Pago Fivo) hlm'troiB tho hoard. -ni-. n

Mhslesisr Others Were Gregory, 11, Mar­ Hls Choice, Believe It Or Not Is PIZZA 65 C State Theater on Match

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