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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, IWO ------. ' '..J PAGE TWENTY-POUR The Weither Average Daily Net Press Run Fereenat iof U. S. Wentfcer For the Week. Ended ^ ' Jan. 16, I960 Cloady with The Stein C3ub of toe VFW Poet event to aid the Arthritic' Clinic Parkade Office tonight. Low near 90. Home will sponsor a' dance Satur- Beauticians Name at Manchester Memorlar Hospital little chnage In temperatare About Town and the Manchester Public Health 13,067 ds.v from -9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at toe t t y day. BUgh In 90a. Po'st'iHo i'e. All proceeds will be do­ Benefit Commitees Nursing Assn, during National Opening Slated Member of tlie Audit There *111 be a rummafc^ sale on nated to tofe March of Dimes. A Beauty Salon Week, ^ Barena.of CXrenlntloB. M anchester— A dity of Village Charm Friday. Feb. 8, at 10 a m. at the buffet lunffl « ’ill be served. Mls^ Bernice M. Juul was Those, named to committees are By Conn. Bank Betty-Jane Turrer School .of Danc­ Mrs. Lu Scarlata and Mrs. Cecile named chairman, and Albert PRICE FIVE ing. 205 N. Main St., for the bene­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Heavisides, co-chairman and mas­ Thompson, prizes: .lohn Scarlata, ,The new Parkade branch of ,the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 196/B (Cfauaifled Advertlaing on Pn|e 16) fit of the Mile of Dimes. Church will hold its adult informa­ ter of ceremonies for- a benefit tickets; Paul Levesque and Ray­ Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. VOL. LXXIX, NO. 100 (ENGHTEEN PAGES) tion course tomorrow at 6;30 p.m. dessert card, party and food -sale mond Nelson, decorations; Miss will open officially on Monday., The KofC Setback tournament to be followed by the Mlssidnary, to be held Feb. 9 at the American Yolanda Felice and Mrs. Stelli Crusade meeting at 7:30 p.m. Kaminski, food sale; Mrs. Har­ In advance of the opening, ah Hale’s Does It Again! Legion Home under' the sponsor­ will take place tomorrow at 8 p.m. open, house for toe public will be thla week Instead of Friday. ship of toe . Manchester . Halr» riett Horan, linens: Mrs. Betty Expects Cooper and Mrs. Julia Borst, des­ held from 6 to - 9 p.m. Friday Algeria Tension Eases Probe Told The Women's, Benefit Assn, dressers'. Assn. i night. guard ciiib will meet Friday at 8 At a meeting last night In Ver­ sert and coffee fSMrs. kay Haugan, MORE Boy Scout Troop 3 will meet to­ wishing well, and Miss Juul, pub­ The branch will be known as night at 7 at the'Waddell School. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aurora non, the group named committee 3rd Child Soon, licity.- the Parkade ■ Office, According to EXGITIND New members are ln\ited, • Goulet, 329 Hilliard St. chairmen .for the annual benefit Leitter E. Shlppee, chairman oi A M A Bars Chief Proposes the bank. It contains about VALUES Nurse Reports 1,700 aguare feet, and includes four French Troops tellers' windows and a drlve-ln FROM Check bay-type window. London, Jan. 28 ( ^ — Sister Helen Rowe, who will assist at What Values In Our Washington, Jan. 28 (/P)— Hale’s Self Serve and Meat Department the birth of Queen Elizabeth's The American Medical Assn, Dr. Kove Elected Await Orders third child, is returning to was accused today of once tp ’- Alert London today. Time ing to thwart a House inquiry To Podiatry Post By ANIHUBW BOROWIEC •among the Moslem population of The baby Is due any day now. The little white-haired sister jinto whether advertising of | MILLINERY Algiers, Jan. 28 {IP},— French Algiers. The appeal to the Catbah met with only partial success. A all nurees are called slate, in Brit- Uj.anquilizing was false; Dr. IrwUi Kove, Manchester Troops who have faced a podiatrist-chiropodist, was In­ few hundred Moslem war veter- j aln—has been^ looking^ ! and m isleading, rightist French settlers’ in­ ans turned out to parade .before - | new ^baty . of Mrs, Ji Uet John A. Blalnik (D-Minn). LAST stalled as secretpry of the Hart­ Calls Plan surrection passively since French colors at the barricades. ; wife of the iI who headedneaoea the investigation two DEPT. ford County Podiatry Society at Sunday were notified today Food supplies began moving in at old Sleningford ' years ago. made the accusation In , t v ceremonies held at the Stone ^ W h o le ■ country. they will soon get orders that toe capital and utilities began I testimony before a Senate subcomr; B.^'7 Haven- Restaurant in Farmington "I am awaiting a phone call 1 which is looking into Iran- i Deterrent yesterday.. must be obeyed. functioning In response to sym­ or Cut- pathetic appeals to the barricaded commanding my attendance at | prices. Dr. Kove has been in practice in A cryptic broedcaat by Delegate Buckingham Palace." the nurse Bjatnik said also that the Fed- m-: CLEARANCE Manchester for three years. He has General Paul Delouvrler. Preal- insurgents by De Gaulle's chief 'S DAYS political representative and his said. I era) Commission, whose job been the author of several articles dent Chariee de (Saulle's top civil To Russia OF ALL / Up repreaentaGve in Algeria, hinted commander in chief in Algeria. . She told reporters the queen said j jt ia to. police fal.se advertising, has 1 published in the Journal of the In a letter recently that the will be | peen ignoring this field American Podiatry Assn. Recently, he expected a friendly ahowdown The army announced that I he completed post-gradual e work that would unoondttlonally return suV ^of siege and martial law r e -; i reftrence to hi.s own invest!- ' m Washington, Jan. 28 (4V - in foot surgery at the Civic Hos- Algeria “to De Gaulle and to mains in effect- ...... In the tense...... cap- two boys “ *' ! gallon, Blatnik asterled; | It is conceivable that the Rui^ I pital In Detroit. France.” Sc 1 "In our efforts to assist toe ■ sians will have enough long of J. W. HALE’S Prior to opening his office in .If anyulUmatum w ls Involved, But authorities lifted e b n s o r .a -nd two j American public, we were thwart- | Manchester, Dr. Kove served In the It deeply veiled. ship without explanation to ed at every turn by the profession-1 range missiles within about Army asaignej to the orthopedic lb n »e ordera to the 500,000-man correspondents tell the full story The nurse. who is In her c early u .u al representatives .of the profes­ two years td permit a massive section of the U.S. Army Hospital army, Delouvrler aald, will be Is­ of the^evolt since It broke five 80 s att^ded the sion.” missile attack on the United at Fort Carson, Colo. sued by 'Gen. Maurice Challe, toe I days ago. Prmce Charles and Princess Anne . The Senate group continued Its States, Gen. Thomas S. Power Dr. Kove resides on Henry St. nulitary commander in chief. Armed insurgents still clung to were born. , rhearings despite objections from Without saying what those or­ said t(>day. Other officers installed include the barricades. They were firmly "The queen writes to me from j fj-ms tha' the matter is now The chief of the U.S. Strategle I Dr. Edgar Dillon. Avon, president: der* might be, Delouvrler toeh an­ In control of an area in the heart time to lime giving me a progress I before the courU. Air Command said the only way INVENTORY Dr. I..e.ona'rd Silverman, West nounced he and Challe were quit­ of the city. Paratroopers ringed report on her children,” si.«ter .pbe government yesterda.v filled the Soviets can be deterfed from Hartford, vice-pre.sident; Dr. Rob- ting Algiers for a command' poet the Insurgent encampment - but Rowe revealed. _ a- civil suit in 's Federal Prince Charles and Princess risking such aii onslaught is for hert Brynga, Hartford, treasurer." In toe countryside. made no move to Invade. District Court against Carter an alert force of American strat®” ft He told the leaders of the bar­ Products Inc, and American Home g(ic bombers to be In the air at all A- ricaded Insurgents — foea of De (Continoed on Pag* Two) 41' B r e a s t > 41' (CoaHaued on Page Ten) Products. tones. GauIBU path l » let Algeria-event­ QUARTERS It accused the two New York f : '-M Power said In an address pre­ (QUARTERS ually decide its own future—that companies of agreeing to exclude pared for a meeting of the Amer­ RUG and be and Challe would return to Al­ .all others from the manufacture ican Legion’s National Security giers “at the Un»e which you wiah” Cheated Stockholders and sale of tranquilizer pills in Commission: UPHOLSTERY to -Ghs6iB luuids...... -which meprobamate-tr-the sole -ac­ “ ‘T am““Conltdent that "the So­ The order* U) which Delouvrler tive ingredient. - ' viets wlU be strongly deterred or referred preeumably are from to* from risking an attack on this CLEANING French cabinet. A Paris spokes­ They were charged also with'! f t i agreeing to.jflx prices for the sale country as long aa they know that man announced yeaterday toe cab­ Guterma Convicted they cannot destroy the alert force Ttl. Ml 9.1752 inet, at a meeting presided over by ■ of Miltown and Equanil Iran-1 , quUizers and agreeing -u- when , nor prevent it from setallating d ^ Smoked Shoulder De Gaulle, had approved Ins.ruc- clsively.” VALUES TO $16.98 M l 3 ^ 7 4 7 tlons for Delouvrler and Ctoalle. I meprobamate is used in combina-1 ! lion w’ith other drugs ■ - to deter- i In an addresa to the same group. • ALL SALES FINAL d* The Insurgent* eased the gen­ Of Financial Fraud Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-wM h) eral strike today and sought to mine mutuallj’ who will make and ■ 9x12 Patton Rugs sell the products. urged that more than one billion whip up revolutionary f e r v o. r I dollars a year should be spent to SEE OUR TABLE OP Mo«hi|ii washed, S8.S0 Both firms said the chargea I JUST 3 DAYS LEFT TO HALE’S - I New York. Jan. 28 (iPi—Alexan- were unfounded. j Oen. Thomas Power, chief of thfe U.S. Strategic Air Command, talks ^ t o Sen keep SAC planes aloft at all i der L. Guterma, who built a fantas- Witnesses for the two com-1 (U-Wash) today at a meeting of the American I..egion'8 National Secunty Commission in Washing­ times. He urged increased spend­ BOLOGNA ' tic financial empire and saw it (AP Photofax i. ing also for other defense equip­ Cuba PresidentI panics testified yesterday before ton, D. C. Garner's I crumble ,ovemlght, has been con- the Senate antitrust subcommit­ ment. • , f l ^ ; vlcted of conspiring to withhold fi- Power said that when the Rus­ 1 ODDS ENDS 8 SUMMER ST. tee. ( , , We Give Green Stamp* r ll t s I k e LJlaiin'nanclal reporU from the govem- sians reach the estimated peak of ODDS 'N ENDS TABLE INCLUDES When Oiairman Estes Kefauyer ]\ixOn tO IlllDrOVe RcCOrd Extra Jobless their missile superiority in about, I raent. ; (D-Tenn ) announced , that the 1 j. ’ f- BLOUSES, SWEATERS, ETC. The conspiracy charge, based on two years "we trill have no active Liverwurst ■ults had been filed, attorneys for defense whatever" against their Securities and Exchange Commis­ Stock up at GREAT SAVINGS on Sheets, Pillow Cases. Mattress Reds Build Rift sion regulation*,is only one of a the two firms immediately asked \ Pay for Aged ballistic missiles. He said the na­ Pads, MattreesXovers, Blankets, Bi^ Pillows, Towels, Etc., VALUES TO $8.98 ... . NOW long line of legal actions against that' the subcommittee' hearing be ' tion will lack a fully operational N«eil •Havana. Jan. 28 (ffh—The Oiban Guterma IHat probably wUl Uke postponed. But^he ruled that leg­ Ike Assures GOP and tested warning eystem. which government insists toe United years to/rfnUngle. ■ , , islative proceedings could not be Beiiig Studied "under all cirauostancee vril) give HALE'S states is responsible for the f t BY THE HA ilijecused In .ther indict- SAC enough wandng. to get'ttie $ 1 4 9 ^ $1 Storm Windowi ifreeze In U.S.-Cuhan ieUtlonir menU o i mlTklng the H m i he l o ^ (Contmued ea Page Five) Hartford, Jan. 28 (,P1—Extra alert force airborne before it eatt'- PIECE ------_ GHARHHOUSt TOWEL ENSEMBLE It haa rejeotad what-lt-ealki-”ln» ■ever of weeks 01 unen ployment compensa­ be destroyed on,toe ground.” Made for m by one of the rountrj-’s largest mills. or Storm Doors? aih'uations" by Preaidant Eisen­ devious schemes. One indictment tion benefits for older workers! Power said that keeping a por­ CALL hower that Intrigues by Interna- alone...... in the...... series could bring him tion o f his strategic bombers in REGULAR 11.19. 22 x 44 BATH SIZE...... Each 8 8 « ALL BALES FINAl, tional communism may be caus up to 136 years in prison if convict Shapely Look, That proposal was accepted for -1 Bt t h e .dissociated PRESS ^cabinet members and others high the air had been tested thoroughly REGULAR 59c. HAND SIZE. ....______Each‘ 49< Ihg the rift. led. .. in Republican circles , deserted study today, by a subcommittee of and found to be “entirely feasible," RUSCC . President Osvaldo Dortlcoaj under yesUrday's convlcUon by Exuberant Republicans heard He said that SAC wea not to* REGULAR 29c. FACE CLOTHS...... Each 2 5 * Short Skirts in Washington to" address the din­ the Commission on Services to El­ CHOOSE FROM: declared In a formal policy a d -, * federal court jur>-. the former fl- Presid*nl Eisenhower's assuranM ners individually. derly Persons. The subcommittee, only deterrent force available ■lo’ Day In and day out for eight yew i onr most.popular seller’. Dacron Hosiery ;^pecials • Ambassador •Regal HALIBUT Lb. 49c dress last night that strained re; pancial, wizard, whose interests last night that his administration Thera w’as no public telecast, meeting at the State Capitol, is the United States, but added that reinforced s e tt le s In eight colors. • Premier" • Custom lalions, are "a direct consequenqe ] ranged from lace-maklng and auto Paris Fashions is making the United .States" the but those attending the dinners headed ’ by former ' Stdte Rep. 'over iW per cent of the total fire­ SE A M L E SS / ’ T f A p A National Brabd. Product of the misunderstanding shown by j parU to owning a radio network, cheered vigorously a President George Schw’olsky, West Hartford. power in the free world, as mea­ toe United States government to-1 could get up to 36 years In prison, ALEXANDER GUTERM.4 "strongest power cn Earth” ! in the At A Price You WahUTo.Pay, CAMPBELL’S who has— as Rockefeller put it-—' Request for the study of length­ sured in TN T’equivalents (thermo­ REG. $ ^ 9 6 RATES PLAID ward the development and objec- The Jury found Guterma. an as- military and economic fields. ening of jobless pay benefita for nuclear explosive power) is being By N.ADEAXE WALKER From Vice President Richard M. rescued the party from “ 20 years H O S I ^ pr. I jJ ® R. G.JdHLE tivea of the Cuban- revolution.” sociate, Robert J. Eveleigh, and Paris, Jan. 28 (J>)-:The shapely of w’andering in the wilderness.” older workers came from a com­ oarried in SAC bomb bays today.” He added, however, that all two corporatioui which (Juterma itiXon came a clear message that Power said “There can be UtUe M l 9 .0 4 6 8 TOMATO SOUP 3c«u32c There W’ere thunderous cheers mission member, Dr. Walter C. Mc- HOM ESPUN problems betw’een toe two coun- controlled guilty of conspiring to Capsule Man ! look is Guy Laroche's handsome while he would be happy to In- Kaln Jr., prtfessor of sociology, $1.00 valnee'./^zes 8<4 to 11, In Belgetoqe and Blnshtone. Ijof/kl Agent For for Nixon, who spoke to 7,000 per­ tries can be solved through nor- willfully withhold finandal ! contribution to spring fashion. h ^ t Eisenhower's peace and .JJnlversity of Connecticut. (Continued on Pag6"Tefi) BARTLETT-BRAINARD prosperity laurels, he w’lll not be sons in the International Ajnphi-' mal diplomatic channels If there concerning the F. L. Jacobs Co. I In his opening today he fea­ theater, in Chicago. That is where The idea behind toe proposal Is FULLyPASHION •RODUCTS CO. is "absolute respect for o u r which toe law’ required them to At Midpoint of content merely to stand oh them BEDSPREADS " AD 8-4475 tured slim, trim cummerbund as the new’ Republican pi-esidential the Republicans are expected to that thoSe over 40 find it more dif­ D A R K S E A M INSTANT suits and dresses that let a good • give him their presidential nomina­ ficult to regain emplbyment than Dorti^s^ speech, carried on T V ,; Judge Lloyd F. MacMahon told i nominee. Long w-earing -plaids in three color eomblnatiohs. Ideal for boys' 72-Hour Test figure show to be.st advantage. 1 In Washington. Gov. Nelson A. tion next July. do younger workers, and therefore ■ was In reply to Eisenhower's state- ! the jury that he "would have voted should have slightly^ extended cov­ and men's rooms. Busts and hio.s are curvy and, ~f n ^w York cau- j Even Eisenhower, w’ho had sat Bulletins lOSIERY F Maxwell ment at his Whiter "Hpuse new# [as you did.” and added: the waistline Hatteringlv aniall. j QQp colleagues, they can't erage. Buffalo,-n ! V., Jah. 28 (4>i—An ; smilingly at a table in the Pan-Pa­ conference T u e s ^ . ; "I think the evidence was over- . I but never . pinched. Belts and on Eisenhower's personal .Under the plan to be studied, from the AP Wires, Reg. 81.00 pair. Sizes 8 and waved when would get an extra week of benefit, MORGAN JONES "COLUMNA" affairs. He ^ d e d the U.S. govern­ and- Eveleigh and ordered them day after the halfway j .from the natufal waistline YdV a ^ vei^bgr "w’hat happens next coverage. Those from age 51-65 CL-IIMATUUM BY EAST REOt held in jail for sentencing Feb. 17. Nixon’s countenance was flashed ment is cohfldent the Cuban people mark in a 72-hour tebt of an A]r j hiRh-waistedhigh-w’aisted lm,k.^^^look. I a rousing, night for the on the TV screen. would have two extra weeks and Berlin, Jan. 28 (P)—Eaat Ger­ The Jacobs Co. was a holding persons over 65 would be entitled will "re^gnize and defeat the in­ Force sui;vi\’al capsule in icy Lake | Legs are ■ on the show’ too j Grand Old Party. Morte than 100,- Rockefeller, who likes Ike but, man Conununist Chief Walter HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS Underwear Specials trigues^ of international commu- company w’hich Guterma used to Skirts barely dover. the knee. La­ to a three week extension on bene­ VIbrioht today threatened “ pro- SUNCREST acquire many of his varied in-' Erie. I 000 persons, paying from $25 to shows no signs of extending this nlsm/w'hich are aimed at destroy- roche likes tlnv checks-and soft $100 a plate, gatheied in 83 cities affection to -Jixon, got w'arm ap- fit periods. , tecUve measures" against weet Llmit^ 9 9 Siz^' Ing^emocratic institutions in Cuba" -tere-sts. The convicted Chatham Despite rain and temperatures The present unemployment com­ in the low 20s during the night. plaid.

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’ " j £ . . ’ ±1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1.^60 (PAGE TTWO Rockville'-Vernon Nixon to Improve Record Sheinwold on Bridge ’ew 'S’ork legislaturK" the the Republicans will have to offer Keegan, who Is a salesman for As­ kept in the office overnight for furtd^ to aid in fighting polio, cheapest three-card euit and hope governor .replied with a grin. ■<^e solutions. Without providing de­ other than petty cash making a cue bid in the enem.v'i sociated Transport, said that prep- arthritis and birth defects. suit. In response to the takeout for the best. Do not dream of pass­ Friday, January 29th-6 P.M. to 9 P.M. fti message oidlnaril.v is delivered vKe tails. he said these include educa­ Patrolman Emilio Pellegrini and The annual Marcli of Dimas ing. The weaker j?our hand, the tion. civil rights, farm, social se- • arationa for the ball have been Nelson are investigating. double he bids two diamonds. following January. dance will be held Saturday at the This does not promise shortness more essential the takeout. Eisenhower sounded the key­ rity, depressed areas and labor- completed. Police say they ai-e "at a stand- management proposals. American Legion Home from 8:S6 or control in diamonds. It merely (Copyright 1960, General * V note for the" Republican campaign The Maurice Uanderman Orches­ stlll” 'ln the investigation of a bold p.m. to 12:30 a.m. It will be semi- In Hartford, Connecticut Republi­ tra will play for the ball at the break at Hartmann’s Supermarket says "Partner, I have 12 or more Features C-orp.) by bearing down on the theme formal. *■ pointa and good reason to believe that hi.s ' administration had can leaders last night heard their Armory. . _ last Friday when thieves broke party deSBribed as the best guaran­ Youth Sunday will be observed we have a fit. Keep bidding until brought the Miimtry peace and The Landerman Orchestra has open a safe and took about $2,000. at Union Congregational Cffiurch tee of the American way of life. previously appeared at such affairs we reach game even if you have prosperity without war. , Gov. Cecil Underwood of West To Issue Tax Warrants Sunday, with young people in minimum values for your takeout The President told a cheering as the last Governor’s Ball, th<' Mrs. Florence Loverip, town tax Public Records Virginia provioad the description Armed Forces Ball. Junior League charge of the service. double.” ’ audience of about l.non persons at a $100-a-plate affair. Collector plans to issue warrants on The Ladles Auxiliary, AOH, will South ia beginning to feel sorry ♦ ♦ that Democratic critics are wrong dances, the Hartfoid Symphony all personal property lax account.s, hold a public grocery social today Warrantee Deeds Underwood told about 700 Re i Ball, Ivy Ball and the Cotillion that he doubled, but he has no real In contending that . Russia has publicans that "o u r cdlmtry called; outstanding Feb. L5. at 8 p.m. at the Moose rooms. choice at this stage. He must bid J. A. McCarthy Inc., to Lazarua ♦ ♦ moved abreast or ahead' of this Ball. She said she has sent several A pistol club i being formed,by something, and two hearts Is hlS and Lucy J. Spiwak, property on us in 1952 and in 1958XTOey wiil j decor at the Armory wili be. warnings on these accounts, and Plymouth Lane. countrv in military might, l^e said ca[l; us again in 1960.” dominated by a giant champagne members of the American, Legion, natural , chplce. Whether South - fJiese critics are - engaged In noted that car registrations will the Vernon constables, and local 1-Z5 Lazarus and Lucy J. Bpiwak to Eisenhower’s "aggressiv^ ad­ bucket suspended from tbe cen­ bids hearts or spades. North is "noisy trumpeting about dazziing not be obtainable in April if car firemen. The club has granted the Home Traders Exchange Inc., ministration," he said, "has stirred ter of the ceiling. ready to raise to game. military schemes. ” the pride of people at home and taxes are unpaid. use of tne shooting range in the The play is fairly simple. 'The property on Elizabeth Dr. Reservations for tables are be­ But it was his central theme of around the world." Mrs. Loverin has been commend­ basement of Town Hall, provided defenders take two diamonds, but Attachment that ing handled at the Town Clerks a balanced budget arid a private He called Nixon "a leader who ed by the S e 1 e j; tm « " .for fh® liability insurance is carried. South riffs the third diamond. De­ Lassoff Bros. Bakery -Inc. of W e'd like yoi has been trained in the skills of office, and tickets will be avail­ monthly reports she submits to Hospital Notes clarer draws trumps »rid tries the Hartford against Gabriel Spector, enterprise economy that drew 17 able at the door. The affair is of a total of 23 bursts of applause national administration and inter­ them. In a letter dated Jan, 6, Admitted yesterday: John Dem- club-finesse. When this succeeds, property on Milford Rd., $980, national diplomacy during his scheduled .for 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. First Selectman George Risley ikat, RFD 3. the contract is assured. If South from his listeners. They roared Mayor Eugene^ Kelly is the hon­ Queen Expects -----tJieir approval when--he said- that eiglK--yeara as • -vice -president, wrote, “No .other tax collector..has -Discharged yesterday; Raymond- guesses which opponent has the orary chairman'of the bait. The ever presented this board with Petko. 84 Grove St.: Curtis Blaine, queen of spades, he will make an ' . gome politicians seem to think mis­ Gov. Underwood said he shud­ other co-chairman with Keegan is takenly there is. a "sanforized ders to think what would happen such up to date information per­ "White Rd.; Adam Gilllch, 113 Or­ 3rd Child Soon, overtrick; but even if he mlsguess- Dr. John F. Barry Jr. Dr. Court­ taining to taxes,'and we appreciate chard St.; -Mrs. Frances' W'orm- es, he must still make the game dollar"—qne._that won’U shrink. if the Democrate were to "acci- ney Simpson is in charge of pub- deiritallv stumble iiit'o"oiirre?’ " this." atedt, RFD 2: Mrs. Anna Pollnskl, contract. Nixon toldThe Chicago audience Kidty.- . V ■ . ■ ■ BANKING Birchdale Homes Attached 7 Pillsbury Hill: David Hyde, Som- —arid this part of hla^ address was "Imagine," he said, "one of them Nurse Reports Daily Question in the White House without a de­ A $7,500 attachment was filed erif Rd., Ellington. Partner doubles the opening bid j . i l LK Vkrnk’S not carried on the closed T'V cir­ Birth today; A son to Mr. and of one club, and the next player | cuit — that because Eisenhower pression or a war to occupy his today against property of Birch­ - (ConHniied from Page One) '^■JOURNEY TO THE time. He would go stir-crazy. dale Homes and John McKeown, Mrs. William Kantwell. 28 Range passes. You hold: Spades--Q 4.2:, CENTER OF THE EARTH’’ has made what he called an out­ Extra Jobless Hill Dr. O ffic e ! standing record, the temptation "He’ would pace through the its president, by Pasquale De- Anne have a pet name for her but Color and C-Sropr a t th e n e w will be "to stand pat on what We g(reat corridors of that distin­ yorio, a reaiV*state agent. she refused to say what it was. Alio guished house, he would pnve his Deyoria claims his firm. The Vernon and Talcottvllle news Is “SON OF ROBIN HOOD" have done, to be smug and self- Pay for Afjjed handled through The Herald’s "That’s my secret," ehe said. friends in for a game of poker, he Tremont Agency, is entitled to a When Sister Rowe goes to the WALNUT In TfrhPir»l«*r / . satisfied about the past and to fail Rockville Bureau. 8 W. .Main St., S:iM:44>lA:U to meet the challenges of the fu- might even go yachting. When he $7,000 .commission In connection palace she will have a room near with uie purchase by Birchdale telephone TRemont S-.31Sfi. RESTAURANJx tu"re’■ couldn’t leave Washington, he Being Studied the queen. By her bed will be a bell "W«- fan and should be .proud might play the piano. And if worse with which the queen can summon came to worse, he would always of our record." he said. "A i^ -le t (ConUniMd from Page One) her at any time. me serve notice right rifre and Involve us in a crisis somewhere." Will the royal children 'see the Thursday In New "York GOP National now that. 1 intend to -defend it .said he was no^optimistic that, new baby shortly after the birth? BURNSIDE '“ . r Chairman n’hruslon B. ’ Morton Union Makes Gains ROAST FRESH vith all of the strength' at my this latter plan fould be realized "No doubt Princess Ann will," RUKNMni AV! I HTi li ; Command against those who at­ said the voters are not buying the said Sister Rowe. "Brit I don’t, tack it ” complaints of "politically moUval- j loy''-'' *^Ii?mnort*^ loca^ know if Prince Charles’ schooling CAfiOtlYHUr ed nritica with paper hats and I more revenue • PP will be interrupted for the event." HAM iRNMNdilMK But he said this' record should In Pact with Town APPLESAUCE be only "the solid foundation upon wooden swords” who are attack- ''er'"''’,®'’- Prince Charlee U at boarding ing the administration’s military I Meanwhile, Slate ^easurei achool near Windsor. which_ to build even grealep accom­ ■John' A. Speziale today borrowed DELUXE DINNER JOURWEy/Hi plishments in the future," policie.s. Wage-rated town employes will»would be in addition to the current EARTH Morion.al.so described as shame-' $700,000 in one-year notes as a gel some benefits from the new IS, 18, and 21 days given workers Hm jaw jutting belligerenlly, starter for the state’s big $6 mil­ OBWHf’ Nixon jumped into the argument fill the Democratic performance on "working agreement" between of over 10 vears' service, depending ^2 . 9 5 lion housing program for the elder- on the len’f th of their, basic work .with Democrats,;.whQ_._|iaye, rJMi:;. civil rights. nd in , their union and the town admin­ Capsule Man 8:08.. ^ :80 -1 0:18 Seer eta vy o f" Xdfb.b r J ffnies : ■ P:"t iy...... weeks. . tended there is a missile gap be- which rarry a rate istration. • Rolish Tray tween the United States and Riis-1 Mitchell said shelving of Civil i , The- „ _ notes ...jn p-n toward The document, signed yesterday Special sick , leave of seven a Choice ot Appetizera cheerful and pleasant place to do business. sla. He said it is time for rrltics RIgh'* legislation is characteri.stic , of 2.< 5 ° for the by General Manager Richard Mar­ rather than five days can now be At Midpoint of Including Shrimp Come and see our br^nd new office—in Man­ in this field to "ston selling of Democratic congies.ses. It also i financing, tlie new hou.sing for the in tms riein to stop sening , ------— .i-1 elderly project .under .•onstruction. tin and Ernest. Jnvin, president of granted for each year of consecu­ a Tossed Salad - COMPLETE SHOWS ii-j'i'f iiilliiliTT' Four tellers’ windows* for speedy service ... 'America short." - ■ j be cxpecied'of a Democratic | elderly project .under Local 991, American Federation tive en.pldyment; -jri ekceptional Chef Nino Dressing - 8:18-8:30 P.M.' - 'Tu: i!)iii , chester’s popular shopping Parkade on the - "We are not a second rale emin-'t President, he added. ; in. Torringlon. ■Eventually, the of Stale; County, and Municipal oases. Normal sick leave remains 7 2 -H our Test a Choice of Minestrone or comfortable officers’ quarters where you can ' notes will be .avipplanled by a long­ Soup D’Joiir trj' with second rate military In Seattle. Secretary of Agncul- ^ empl.oyes, provides some measures at 10, 12. or 14 days annually, de­ EARLY UNTIL West Middle. Turnpike. This modern office, strength and .a, .second rate •co-.j.ture Ezra Taft Benson blamed the.; term bond is-sue. in vacation time_and sick'leave. pending on the bi.sic work week. • Roast Fresh. Ham. . (Conlinued.from Page One) BIRD 60c 8 P..M. discuss your banking busiriess in privacy... norriy.’- he declared., "Le-t u.s get Deniocialii Congress for " ’bat he ■ Successful bidder for Ihe-noles The union, an AFL-CIO affili­ The i^ion asked Driginslly':for a a Choice of l ^ o 'Vegetables with unusual architectural features, brings these facts straight right here and' I called the failure of present farm was the Connecticut Bank and ate, represents wage-rated work­ flat-dS days., sible design , ImprovemenGT: will a Choice of Deasert • a drive-in teller’s window so that you can now. No aggressor in the world to- 1 programs Trust Cb. ers of the highway division and /^ o w , each employe shall be no­ have been completed. a Chbice of Beverage Connecticut Bank and Trust Company facili­ park, ’water, and sewer, . recrea­ tified of ’ his accumulated sick The bright yellow aluminum a After Dinner Mints STATE bank from your car.. . convenient 24-hour de­ tion, and ‘cemetery departmentit. leave, by letter, at the start of shell has been designed as an ejec­ a Lollipops for Children' ties to a new and rapidly growing Manchester Its title was changed from "me- each calendar year. tion package for use in the Super­ U Continuous Also, special leaves for pall-- pository ... and a really BIG parking area I morandum of understanding" to sonic B58 Hiiatier. From 5:15 p.m. ("working agreement ” at the | in^.'ill now carry half a newed miles over ten. uation studies of clothing and 7:30-11 :.30 P..M. AND TRUST COMPANY ‘ until Jan. 1, '963. A . reopener ' Martin, In Boston on town buai- equipment. I clause waa-inserled to provide for nese, could not be reached for.com- His family lives in Dayton, Ohio, 2 NIGHTS^-?2 BANDS 1 any negotiations-before that-dale: ,ment "S'short"dIstari'ce f rom Wright-Pat- ■The working agi eenienl, released The jobs of operating a ,mtst erson Air Foice Base, where he Is ; today by Martin’s office, shows blower and spraying pcxisons were assigned to t)ie Aerospace Medical “"^^^A S O N 1C TEMPLE ‘ that the union’s requests .for bene- not added to those rating ten cents Laboratory of the Air Development aSdVrMiddls Turnpike, West. ..O p e n for boiiness 9 A .M . Monday, i fils were surpassed in some cases, an hour premium pay above regu­ Divi.sion. Barwise was born in Re­ FRIDAY NIGHT: Billy Jonm and th« romprom.lsed in others, and denied lar rates. public, Wash. joining our other two Manchester Olliees Also, pieces used for road main­ February 1st... in some. . "Vdkm " VM'Wtions Changed tenance and construction were not Employes now wJU ,gi 4-\veek. Classified in the agreement as SATURDAY NIGHT: Th« "Stratoton#*" at 893 Main Street and 15 North Main Street- . vacations after .20 years’ service. heavy equipment. The union had Also, employes will gel one.addi- asked this and also a listing ip the ; tionai vacation day for each two agreement of all tj-pes of town vears service over ten , ears, until equipment and their classification USHNELL the 20-yea'rs is reached. These days as heavy or light. 8:30 TUES. FEB. 9 p .m . The banking lobby is npanous and light, and in flanked by four tellers SPECIAL windows, so that you ran always count on prompt handling of your de- T omorrow and ON BUSHNfeUL STAGE posiUs, withdrawals, loan jiaymentB, and other banking business. Tellers Prior To Broadway pngageihent LWV Urges Forward Look windows are the modern, open-counter tyjie. .UTHRIE MeCUNTIC . in.tiiociaIion With $1.00 before Library Is Enlarged <■ January 29 and 30 S. HUROK prtsinti ' 1 K4THUINC BRMN i i A resolution gupporting W )'*V\ T psnsion of Mary Cheney Library capita for good library service, acr, CORNELL AHERNE la.s "definitely necessary ” and ad- cording to ALA standards. in JEROME KILTY'S _ 4-, The Mary Cheney library haa a FISH FRY j vocating that any future addition should take Into consideration •'seating capacity of 87 including k > t I 37 adult seats and 20 juvenile (ALL YOU CAN |Ut ) ;e-Allen ybuTl find ( Manchester’s projected population seals, compai'ed to ALA recom­ A wTtty Tnur Di Fwci AdtpUi lor the i growth for the next 20 years, was mendations for 120 seats includ­ 'Stiirttom thi Inlimiti Itiltrt «f MH. Fri«d Rsh L«mon Wodgt . pAlrick Campbell and Barnard Shaw, adopted lasti^nlght by the Man- ing' 90 adult and 30 ju\’enlle, the o m ow TICKETS NOW AT BOX orFICJt Fiwnch Fritd Potatots C I I Plan now to be with us for “ Open House ’ cheater League of Women Voters. librarian pointed' out. ^ Price* (I*cl. U i) Orek. $4.M. 4.0*, Freshly Baked Rolls and Butt«r V League members voted to take The library has 1.9Q0 square feel 3.56. I.l Bnl. $4.66. S.56. 3.66. J n d Bal l:.56, 3.66. Mail order* proMpt- at the liew Parkade.Office” Fridav s for you! this stand in anticipation of an ex- of shelving for books while Iv (Hied N * * ' rheek* payable I* i pecte‘d referendum on a library -recommends 3,000 square fee_t. and. Mail io Bnaknell Memnrlat, January 29th, 6 P.M to 9 P M p ' addition as af,rt of a capital im­ Miss French added. . Hartford It, C’onnertlcul. Every Friday 1 0 1 the whole family vnn’i i f ^ provements bond issue after hear­ Miss French oHed statistics com­ warm ^ find ELrea Iy ing a talk by MUs Anna French, paring expenditures and numbers BUSHNELL 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. head librarian, and tpuring the of books per oapittC in other towns your library. of comparable size, as follows: 8:80 K together . ; , and you’ll see all tho Misa French reported that the Hamden, with 38,200 pofpulation WED., FEB. 10 P.M. ENJOY O N E ^F OUR DELlCIOUB features of Manchester’s newest mAct Marv Cheney Library haa a total expend* $2.68 per capita for li­ THIRST space area of 9,880 square feet, brary servlclji and provides 1.8 SA'nSFYING modern banking offices! • > W t compared to 22,000 square feet volumes per capita; -East Hartford * DAME COCKTAILS ' recommended by the Ajnerican with 39,000 populaticp expends Buys for yoiir home! I Ubrary Assn, standards for ideal $1.81 per- capita for 1.9 volumes, operation of a library iri this size and West Haven with 38,800 pop 1 town. The proposed addition would Illation, spends $1.62 per capita for Officers’ quarters at the Parkade Office are light and rootpy, with provide a total of J9,000_. square l'.6 volumes. Manchester expends The new Parkade Office provides a siieciab conference area for larger of privacy provided for you when you’re discussing your banking needs. feet .including, the jireaent facili­ $2.33 per eSpi-fk per year arid pro* meetings. Here, again, privacy is provided’ for confidential discussion of Sourfd, practical financial advice and help is available to you here, m at 7-- ties, she added. vide* 1.9 volumes per capita, she HESS lesdwsrfc fer Hosgry AsHrlestt" your banking needs and problems. This well lighted area is another p l a i n t all Qur offices. Remember this-w hen you have a financial problem, The librarian listed Manchester’s stated. - Kpaaiored by tkp Bdahaell • corner of the new Parkade Office. Its modern Chairs assure your cota- S*ge.Ail«n,( H*rlford. open Tuesday thrnugk Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to TTre League of Women Voters, in Cainn>nalt.v Concert A(*a. business or personal, the counsel o f (Wr officers is yours for the aaki^K. present population - as 40,000 aiW Fell Price* i Orel». or l*t Bat $4^, On ToUfind Turnpike • fort, too. the projected estim%ted popula­ voting to support expansion of the 3.K. i.H. Jnd Bal. irM library, relteratld that the town Mall order* promptly fUled. Blaka Vi Mile O ff Oakland Street 5:30 p.m,; Fr|day until 8:50 p.m. tion as 68,000 in 1980. eheek* payable la aad m ^ t ./ Manchester’e p#r capita .ex- of Manchester haa never built Bnabaell .Memorial, BarHord 14. library services is llbrsrv; both the Mary Cheney and Coaa. year, Miss iniench stated, WhHon libraries w«rs ftfU . \ / / ,... / , . ■ I ■' ’ ' ■ ■ -..r P A D ! I T V E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, J ANT ARY 28. 196^

He dented tne Castro go ve^ -; INCHESTBR EVENING HERALD; MANCaESTER, CONN:. THCRSDAY. JANUARY 28, l»e« ment seeka "to create an illuaiOn i Cuba President: of aggressive action and conepira- was more disillusioning, in the of Zeller has. even yet been able torial artivitiep" against Cuba by to rationalize the fact that, the vot­ Sburcea in the United-States. th« moblllMitlon of larw i at that thls juncture whether a rally will campaign, and its aftermaths, wfts From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen develop from here or whether the tae conduct of his own supposed ers of Connecticut did pass up this Hits-Ike Claim Eisenhower said he waa con- "^anrliVBlpr tlnib-^I hoped he vvould not allow opportunity when It was finally of­ LIliOLEUM REMNANT SALE decllnfe will continue," friends. How true and loyal had cerneo o\er Jhe tendency of Cuban this to. sway his judgment as to thev been? Or had they, too, been fered to them. Ho was still, the officiala to attribute such activities We should all better, after Reds Build Rift I lEttftHttg ifpralJi what this administraUon would do as cynical and as caUoua aa his other image of ^llan. the buataaas man, ** ' IKO By iHti in doing its very best to prevent that. ankee memies, not atirrlng themaelves InkiM Unolaum, . . . Bparkto doughnut balto, a recipe I Dorticos assailed Vice President om NG OO.. INC. very much while their supposed as If. with the public, he still ex­ Any outbreak of hoctilities and the, at Mrs. Hugo W. Cartoon, 116 (ConHnned from Page One) ■ Richard M. Nixon and Adm. Ar- 18 8 »e*t By A. H. 0. friend stood under the avalanche pected justice. His complete diail- MonyColoi’s . . Many PattRnis iuslonment would seem to be with Haekmatack S t .W ill "Spark up ” ! leigh A. Burke, U.S. chief of you might say, the settlement of alone? • ' over the nonintervention ; nsval operations, for recent state­ Two or three weeks ago, the man the world of politics ta which he breakfast, a coffee break or after-'- international issues by force. A Thought for Toda/ Anybody who was purely tough ment Ivut said the Cuban govern-- .. Pubiiahm who got hit by that avalanche ‘ of mixed so strangely, with ao much y otindxl Oclob^ i. iwi "And 1 told him that if he thought SpoDB^red by th®. ManchMt«r skinned practical politician would noon. tea. Cmnecticut voters In November of^ have been able to. take' all this. naive acceptance of its worst. sO FIR- ment "rejects : Burke ssid last week a "power.- PublUbed Brfnr KT«yiln« ^ Except that this would have any part, ioU OoiuicH of Oharcb®® 1998 finally broke the Silence that much innocent hope for its best, Her huaband likea them at any the implication that j f,ii enemv nation ’ may one day «n(l HoTldmys Enured »l the The truth about Fred Zeller communism may be playing a r le , g naval ELECTRIC of influence on tlie election (of had endured, for him, ever aince. would seem to be that he was, for for .ao many years. SQUARE time an- ^ «t Mkncheiter .Conn). •» in Cuban-American relations. , ouantansmo Bav in Cuba. ' ^rad ciClaw M il Matter 1956) or that that would have any In his 2nd Epistle to Christians The particular incident which en­ all his long experience, for all his YARP kmg around Die Carlaon home. ticed him back on the public stage ■assooiatlons; - basically naive and Price Sparkle Doughnut Balto (/ ''"m ^ n w ta le " Z to to e ^ I Nlxon asid in Miami. Fla., Jan. SUBSCRIPTION- RATES' influence on me, he should dis­ everywhere,the Apostle Peter R1188111 Plans Roads must have seemed, to him. merely innocent. He could be surrounded Vt Kevolucion . ,u, i Ifi. that if American property 1s Payable In Advance ,u, abuse his mind about it. vt^rote— “ But grow in grace, and in 1 « « One Yeai ...... « 2 SV one more item In a Jong story of bw .the most obvious sharpies, cup sugar from Up u.bha* *IL**^^* «nn- PortftRrAtPrt in without rom- "In addition to that, both Foster betrayal, but the particular kind New York— Russia plana to build SALES and SERVICE, Inc. 8 U Montha ...... 115 the knowledge of our Lord and richamers and manipulators of his ROY & JOHN aOOR COVERING le cup orange juir* United ! pensstion, the Cuban government Three Montha ...... Dulles and I made a great—went of Item he could not ignore. Th~ party, and play the kind of political more than 43,000 milea o f highway secutUe ds>. but ; "must expect some reaction." ■ One (Manth ...... * S^bur, Jesus Christ." This w m One of whom JiriiS M4 BROAD STREET — OPP. AJtP SUFER MARKET .1 tableapoon melt-ed butter It, sav whether this represented' _ . ' . . . ---- Weekly ...... state auditore, One of whom game they wanted from him, and by 1986, according to the publica­ Dorticos deiplared "There will .0# to great pains to show to Britain 8 bund spiritual advice the day ‘t State Chairmai^when 3 teaapoona grated orange rind Etngle Copy , still think of his. own caFeer aa tion, Fleet Owner. Included will Open » A.M. to 5:80 P.M. Monday Through Saturday < any change in policy. B.v contrast, not be confiscation of property of and to France what we would 2 cupa sifted flour 308 MAIN STREET Ml 3-2969i ^ was written and is po less sou n div'-.jFred Zeller7 ./>ii„.,. ran,•«« forfAr Governor,CoVernor. somethtag entirejy .different, . that be,, four-lane, grass-divided trunk the Castro newspaper in Santiago foreigners, but expropriationa win MEMBER OF , of-^lr- Thursday » AJW. to B P.M. Telephono MI 8^25^ 3 teaapoona baking powder rHE ASSOtRATED PREtffl under that kind of, or set today.' issued a report critlcalrf^ the busi­ of the business man in politics. Mis roads of concrete radiating from ran', the story on Eisenhower's, he effected with financial compen­ 2 DOORS FROM PINEHl RST AT THE CORNER OF MIDDLE TURNPIKE The Aaaoclated Preae la ness practices of Frw F^ller in .his teas|>ooTi aall statement under the headline cumstances." When Christians are growing in nomination for governor could Moscow and other main citiee. The sation under terms and means of entitled to the uae ol vepubllMtlon of past capacity as sUtie comptroller. come to him from the brusque con- 14 teaspoon nutmeg "E ’.senhower lies." . all ifewa dlaoatrheA credited to It or It Seemed obvious ^ o b servers grace they become more gracious. longest will stretch 620 miles from Sulgar for rolling our ronstitutional order." not otharwiae credited And Fred Zellet/lssued a state­ verition maneuvers , of hard-boiled Moscow to Stalingrad. The address by Dorticos gave and alao the local newt publlahed here at the time thaK^ those who There is a spiritual quality about ment, defendtag hto record, and re- pradtlcal bosses, but still wear, so Beat egg until thick and light, jhim s rare opportunity to enjoy All rlthte-ol republlcatlon ol aoeclal them that radiates the true spirit RADIO-tV REPAIR - SERVICE - PARTS dlapatchea herein are alao reaerved l.-iunched the at^ck on Sues had furbiahing^once again, his own per- far as Zeller was conceriied. the Improves Flavor add sugar, two lablespoona at a ^ 1 the national spotlight usually oc- of .Tesub Christ. They do more than sor 1 Injage of himself as a busi- aura of a long delayed destiny, in ttoie. bearing well after each ad­ done so in the strong expectation Add caraway seeds to that can­ j cupied by Prim* Minister Fidel | ; | 0.0(H) Suit Filed Z FYill •ervlce clirni of N A. Serv; imitate Christ; Tey possess Him ness ...... -who ----- had brought „ - busi- which the,..c ___ imageBc of— that----- business------dition. Stir in orange juice, mrited lee. Inc \ that the.y.- ‘could catch America inwardly; and the natural outflow ned sauerkraut you are heating to Castro, . y Publtehcr* Represenlative*: The ktandards to public affairs. Imsn in politics Was at last being ehortening and grated orange rind. ; paralyseii b.v the fact that it was of their’ dqlly Uvea finds Its expres­ serve with franks. UghUy cook­ ' Castro apparsnl-iy was content to 111 Fall on Walk, Julius Mathews Special Apency — New he should have to defend offered...... the voters- of - Ckmnecllcut, gift flour, halving po'wfler,^ aall TABLE RADIOS York. Chlca*o Detroit and Bnetnn sion in words, actions. and I^en this, long after hto defeat, long ed onion Strips (in butter) and allow Dorticos -to carry the dinlo- ! ____ _ in the climax of a presidential who hai long deserved such an op­ and nutmeg together and add to MEMBER^ au d it BUREAU OF thoughts that are under,the c ^ after hia own virtual disappearance brown auger may also season the matic ball cn this brcaslon The papers announcing s 810.- TRANSISTOR RADIOS CIRCULATIONS plection campaign. We had not portunity. , - egg mixture. Blend well. Drop by trol of the Holy Spirit. from Connectlfcnt public 'life, must kraut. Extra Hours beaided leader, whose TV blasts ai ^ damage suit resulting from s We dbubt that this innocent part FREE!_____ CLOCK RADIOS known, until now, that, they had teaspoonful. a few at a lim e,'ii> the United Stales are considered a ^ town sidewalk were serv- Z The Herald Prlnttn* I-on'P»aY,-, Those followers of Jesus Who are have seemed, to. Zeller, full proof " asaumes no Ibianclal responelblllty » « been warned this would make no of the bitter suspicions responsible m inchea of hot fat (370 degreea). major reason for present relations. todav on behalf of Ella Br«wn, * typosrapM^ ewors appsarlaff ^ M- full of grace and who a ^ g ro w in g Dip slotted apoon in fat from time made an umiaually mild speech last Hartford AND EVEN 17" PORTABLE TELEVISION «• wertftenia/its and other difference. Eisenhower did turn In grslce manifest t ^ r spiritual for bis long silence.. to time to make batter fall oft night at ceremonies Th> papers said the plaintiff In- WITH THE PURCHASE OF THE - Jb The Manchester EvenlnR Herald aside from his campaign to pro­ character by showtag the evidence No defeated candidate in Gon- necticut'g history ever dropped t o d a y easily. Fry'^oughmir balto, turning 107th anniversary of the birth | legs and back when she OUmiay advertlsln* ci.wdns hours. claim that law must be evoked of the of the?Holy Spirit con- once, two or three minutes, or un­ Cuban patriot Jose Marti. , i j-|_ about 9;30 a.m. " Blor Monday—1 p m ^idsy alstently and under all circum­ more completely out of sight than For Tuesday—1 P m Monday against aggression, even when the Zeller after November, 1958. And 11 HOURS OF UNINTERRUFTED SERVICE til golden brown. Remove from fat He made only veiled referencea . <*73 Main St.'The fall: stances. . f NEW 1960 PHILCO COOL CHASSIS TV iN»r Wednesday—I ® n’_ ^ ® “d»y. aggression was committed by our the reason for this may well have !11 IT 11 wtth alotted spoon. Drain on un- I to outaide influenV.es in Cuba. "It caused by ICe. snow, and a : I For Thursday—1 pm, Wednesday. Paul lists these Christian graces been his own realization that there i 11 glazed paper and cool. When cold, AT REGULAR FACTORY SUGIj ESTED PRICES - Sv>T Friday—1 o.m Thursday friends, and proceeded, nonethe­ to curious." he said, "that a peo-' - gp,,j(,ff cover below the level | - For Satitrday—1 n m ^Idav in Galatians 6:22-23. They are; were few he could face without roll m granulated augar. pie making laws w-ithin its terri-L,^ j^p^ flagstone in which It was, - ClaBBlfled deadline; 10;:W less, to score a landslide victory in Love, joy, peace, ’.org suffering, wondering, to himself,, just how 111II Sill OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mra. Cartoon, a -ative of Man- lorv for Its own people has' to .get I ^p^ papers said. '! - of ouhUcBtInn oxcppt S^turdtv gentleness, goodness, faith meek­ ______the elecUon that followed. It did true and loyal they had bben ^o his ' ANBRCWP • I M ' Cheater, ia a member of Emanuel' into difficulties, of an international; gpp^ tovi'n w ill file an appearance make no difference to Eisenhower, ness and. temperance. If more cause. «• ST 1. CIMTH »T»HT *• Lutheran Church and the Order of character." 1 in the March seasion of the Court , Z niuiwday. January 28 Christians possessed these gracious One half of his party, after his and it did make no difference to . .at "‘Savings and Loan* Eastern Star. Her recipe for Dorticos cited the following aa , Common Pleas. The plaintiff to qualities more unbelievers would nomination, made a poor secret of SAVE "gparkle Doiighntit Balia" appear- | primao' causea of poor U.S.-Cuban , repreaented by Atty. Francis Pal- the American voters. One, more want ■ to become Christians. We the fact thatut regarded hia nom- ed in the cookbook publlahed in | relations: ; lotti of Hartford. ' De Gaulle cannot, by our own efforts, pro­ inaticta as a device for eliminating, Books For The EnMre Family’s Rendtag I * The Flelda Of phase of the French, British and Current Dividend Rate 3 >/2 % Per Annum 19.56 by the Dorcas Society, one of Statements by U.S. officials that | jj, legal papera served on town T V ^ PICTURE him and hia own party faction from W hatever courage and ^istjorn Israeli plot was a mistake. duce these graces, but God can the forerunners of the present Au- "constituted a threat to our »ov- j „fficiais yesterday, a $20,000 dam= m e s t give them to us, and he can grow future dominance In party affairs. a r t • SCIENCE • REU«ON Cliarlea de Gaulle has possessed gustana I.iftheran Church Women ereignty." : age suit brought by Barbara .Vtav- in them day by day. That such thoughts should be In organization. Her husband ia a na- the minda of his party enemies was Bombing raids on Cuba which j ridis, 72 Benton St., -was annotjne- over the years—and It has l^en Major E. Walter Lamie REFERENCE • RCTfON • NOI»^PICTION live of Sweden. The t’ arlsona have | i "bv all rational indicationa teem | *d following a fall caused by snow. p ^ t — may not be suhlclent for Moods For Doom The Salvation Army perhaps nothing startling. What a daughter, OH ia, a aophomore at i H»rald t'hotrt by Otisrs to'come from North Am'erican ter-I ire, and a defective flagstone on the crisis he now faces. The more t>r.^ward Teller, the MID-YEAR BOOK SALE . Manchester High School. ! rt„,.y ..." j Benton »t. tost Feb. 13 at 10:30 REGARDIBS OF FRIGE ■nje outsdde world may approve opponent of any nuejisar test ban...... An tateii.se preaa campaign In ■ p.m. _ . •ii’-iSSl' the United States "in which the: Mrs. Mavrldis suffered sevitre o f the. sanity and statesmanship moves Into, the open and discloses actual aim* of the Cuban revolii-1 Injuries to her head. neck. rilx. o f hia attempted course for Al- what he truly feels and feelleves, Mof® Than $ 4 o n d $ 5 P r o b e T o l d r ” .- - ion have been grossly diatorted ! left leg. hip. and ewia-. I t la iwartwilng to . Judge, the better, Hto preetlge and in­ and the principal leaders of the cording to the papers. She is rep from the news accounts, that main­ fluence are beet preeerved when revolution hsve been Jthe Manchester. la land Franca stands, In this new A l­ he wocka behind the official acenes, BOOKS A M A Bars Grand List $9,956,000, Steos bv the U.S. govemmeint' firm- of Marte * Shea any, the ra«d o^her’nations "to prevent.our 1 town will gerian crltU. not with the French as the-"Father of the H-Bomb.” MARKED DOWN TO I government from buying necesaarj-j March aessibn of the .Superior extremists in AJgerid, but with de But the more he appears *ln the I defensive arms when we have been | Court.,, _ ni.a test ; Gaulle himself in considering their open, the clearer the global mad­ DrugCheck Jumps by $3,142,000 the object of threats of imminent .VoticM of iniiiry were filed ; acUons impossible, ness that goes with hto genius. ' ♦ vF«r in both Sponsored by Junior Chamber of ON CURRENT BEST $1.89 invAeionB NEW : But the aetlena;which are Im- The other night. In New York, he Commerce; benefit local Heart-and SELLERS AND NON­ Bolton's new grand list totals^^rhool sports, dramatics. orches- ' peeeible, conaidMflta* the tragedy to- (Crnittouad from Page One) posed the theory that It was hope­ Cancer Funds. FICTION TITLES $9.9.56,000. This IB the grass t’ ^ure | tra, jl e e clubi “ ward Wjkch they-lead, are never- less to try to control any disarma­ Loyally to the a'hool and its baited indefinitely while such and represents a $3,142,000 jump 1 9 6 0 ■■ theless in eatlsienoe. The P*rench< ment scheme when nobody .knows SATURDAY. JAN. 30 best ’ intere.sts Willingy obeying CHRISTMAS STOCK FOR UY-A-WAY eases are settled. n Iran- over the 19.58 fig.iire, e f f e c I e d 1 ,egiilat)on>. upholding the - r^lrmieia In A lg e tii have taken the what weapims there are to be con­ Carter' produces Millown tran­ STATE ARMORY Home chiefly bv the recently completed regulstion.s. uphrlding the reputa- - Impoprible poiitJoh, they are hold- trolled. quilizer pills. American ci - —,11 - , , ; tion of the school, supporting A’XOMPLETE CHILDREN’S LIBRARY products sells Equanil REPAIRS VenetiRn Hlind* out of tag to it. and . there to as yet no It would be comparable logic to tranq revaluation of property. 'school activities, and showing re- M u s ic by Maurice Landerman'tlOrchettra toers. Both are meprobamate, on L eign that they will weaken in their repeal all laws against , be­ A Mo d e r n l e n d i n g l i b r a r y Depending. on the rcstills *",gp<,ct to nicmbers o( the school working order? We have do-it-yourself repair which rartVr holds the patent. The hearings to be held by, the Board PHILCO devotion to It. cause they can be escaped, because m a y o r EUGENE k e l l y . Honorary Chairman ' GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS two producte are used principally of Ta.x Review next month, the Meeting Tonight * Thalr Insurrection challenges de we do not know how many ways for treating arthritis, gastro-in- parts, or will do the work for you. Call MI S-4865. DR. JOHN BARRY. F R A N K KEEGAN, Co-Chairmen COME IN—BROWSE. THE NEW new ta.x rate w ill approximate 30 .p.,. f'onperatiye Nuvsery and ; OauUe to use force against it- murder can be committed. teatinsl and heart ailments mills. , Kindergarten will meet tonight at .•Sales of .Miltown snd Equanil to­ In announcing the new figures, o'clock' at United Methodist “ eelf. But de Gaulle did not come to In the samfl speech. Dr. Teller Tlckete «5 per couple available at: O m e^ taled $40 million in 19.58, the suit As.sessor K. Pierce Herrick drew - church, this point in hto career to order let the public glimpse the real cen­ End Phapttiacv. Pine Lenox Phainmcy, Medical Pnartnacy, Polly b O H T DEPT. Town Clerk’s OlHce and Ray Beller’s Music Shop. said. attention to the fact that the new i Frenchmen to ihoot down French- tral-motivation of all Hto thinking. THE MOST SPECTACULAR The government action asKs a a.sses.mients represent 6-5 per cent Mani'hester Evening Herald B0I7 FINDELL MEG. CO. Z mep. Even if he wanted to do this, It Is hto expectation of a necessary court- order which would force p rih e 1959 fair market vahie. - ton r n r r e a p o n d e n Yi Oorto 51, ' however, it la doubtful that he and inevitable flgipt to the finish Carter to make its meprobamate The bigge.sl single change in the D'ltalia, teiephone Jlltehell 8-.5.54.1. 485 E. MIDDLE TPkY:, MANCHESTER has the power. The French Army ■with Soviet Russia. He would let COMPLETE patent available to -anyone want- list appears Inin meihe.fig'ue* ngu' for lot.s,. irtg to use It without- charge- - y | previous lists,- • many----- lots were Fine Additions R ep airs, nothing stand in the way of our Venetian Blinds, Repair Parts - ta Algeria to. once again, its own set up a licensing system involv- with aiueage. the as: ' Lemon and syiiip-presen'ed - maeter. One cap understand that preparation for this death struggle HI-FI STEREO VALUE tag reasonable royalties. gessor said. giving •'«>>rise to the„b',*- ginger, both sliced thin, make fine - It too considers It ari impossibility __certainly not any foolish efforU Subcommittee data has shown lief that some assessments , ta- -additions-to cooked dried figs. - that it should use its guns on the to avoid the Inevitable. Suclv ef­ SOCIABLES EVER OFFEREDI that foreign users of Miltown can phided houses but no lots. * Frencbmen it went^to Algeria to forU, In hto.views, merely detract buy" It fbr .as little aa-• one-fourth In making the revaluation. the ,prices charged U.S. huyery _ defend. from our will arid capacity for tha See and hear the tvidest variety of other *' Ij * ,r house -lots were erilered in that Harry H. Hoyl. president of specific .-la.sificarionclassification for all dwel-dwel R^lutlon of the situation in A1 taeviUble struggle. . Carter, testified in defen.se of his The Brentwood This to comparable to aaytag outstanding Magnavox values, tool lings. As a re.siilt, there was an ; geria by force may be an Imposal- firm's pricing-practices. inn ease of $1.22.5.000 m lots .10 a U4800 blUty. Confthuation of the atale- that, since man haa arrived at the AUnn, G Brush, chairman new total of' $1,730,000. [PHILCO mate there, even if it remains stage o f clvlltoation where he must American Home, likewise told the In contra.sl. the acreage figure subcommittee he was confident bloodless, to Intolsrahle. and -will destroy himself, the on* ' dropped $202:000 t6 » new figure DISCOUNT WORLD "our prices are fiot excessive - Facing this situation, de Gaulle and only thing to do to prepare or burdensome even to the low in­ of $36.5,000. the technique! for auch destruction. Other IHita (MANCHESTER MILLS) has to make only one mistake in come patient." -He said any leg- m i d d l e TURNPIKE The ironic thing about Dr. Tal- tolatri'c tampering with the drug Theie are 8.50 dwelling.s listed MANCHKSTER GREEN SHOPPING CENTER — EAST Judgment, one move which falls to on the new ab.sTracl, a.ssessed si ler’s basic convictlona and hia ad­ ■ \ industry Slight cripple or destroy GREATEST TV EVER IN 10 NEW WAYS ■ produce the hoped for result, and $5,918,000. The tabulation of vice to US as a nation is that, if \ It* present or future sehievemenl. he is ruined. No one would accuse j dwelling.s gives opportunity to * ,\ew Picture I'nilormlty • New Reserve power Dr. Austin Smith, pre.sident of FREE PARKING I • New "Plus Power” Components his fateful expecUtiona are cor­ the Pharmaceutical Manufactur-i anticipate the I960 census at 2,9(• * New Picture Sharpener - him of flinching from whatever • -New Audio Output personal risk, physical or political, rect, it makes absolutely no practi­ ers Assn., said today the .Senat? people, using the factor ot * N«?w Picture Stability * New Constant Contrast • -New Extended Life might be Involved. Unfortunately, cal difference whether we follow heanng is creating what he called people pet dwelling. s New l^se Of Sersiee Ourbuildings number 580 .and, a New Tuning Ease ■ although the responsibility may his advice or not. What to offered "a distorted image. " LADIES' us is an emotional difference. We .' In a guest eijitorial in the Amer­ are a.sse.s.sed at $301,000. t.om- focus itself upon one man, the ican ProfessionaT Pharmacist mag­ mercial buildings increased $139,- can go toward ouT deaths exulting s, * consequences would not be limited azine, Dr. Smith said "to seek the 000 to $427,000, The figure for ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF ■ to his personal fate. A fter de in the fray, flourishing our hste, facts Is laudable. But to prejudge ! automobiles jumped $80,000 to a Gaultoi France has nothing. I f de reveling In the fast that, to the or to err by depending in part on new total of $803,000. Car COATS meaninglesa - or questionable, fig­ PHILCO-RADIO, HI-FI and STEREO Gaulle cannot ridd’ this thing out, very end, we did not allow Ihe soft Businea.s furmtiire and fixtures humanities to overwhelm us. Or ures which may project a con­ total $82,000 and inventorie.s, $34.- COTTON and ride it but to victory for hto fusing, even distorted, picture of R a H ,$ 7 .9 9 V. we. can be caught following ap­ I 0 0 0 . The inventory figure is down policy for A lgeria thd bloodshed a subject that under the best cir­ $6,700 from last year. The. assess- . WITH RAYON pealing but hopeleas ideals, nur­ The Stereo Symphony - In Algeria has but begun, and cumstances ma.v he loo 1 loselv re­ ment for ' power line.s aiid other LINING QUILTED turing trust rather than suapicion lated to easily disturbed emotions utility properties ia $115,000, an in- France iU elf vi-ill stand at the a WATER REPELLENT ' ' mercy of complete political anar- for- our -enamiaa.-And- daaling_OUr_ to umforrimate. ^ -- rrpasp of $22,000;------MOTOROLA own counter blowa morq with rea- Dr Smith said figures galheted . -'llom nn the a PRE-SHRUNK ^ I chy. ignation than with hate. These art bv hia a.ssociaiinn show that drug vear Thev are as- a MERCERIZED De Gaulle faces far more trouble industry profits forthe.past deesde UM our only choices if the biUlls to * than he ever bargainee* for, with In MahoffsnT have averaged 12.3 per cent.’ . .-M-rJ are •* his brave dreams of leading France the death is inevitable, and if 'we .90 In New York, a .Itistice Depart- dining tn number believed the battle itself were in­ menfspokesman confirmed reports only 12 listed this year t Friday and Sat. forward ori a course of peace and Pile eaUay with ripper evitable we might join Dr. Taller, that a federal grand jiirv had been of $600, - . ' - honor. Each step he takes needs Investigating the drug field for The 10 per cent ' Only to be zipped Into a hood to have somethlpg of a miracle because , hale would'then be en­ some months .ind had not r^'turned to derlare tax hats ^ ^ • ' about it. For there to.no observer shrined as the final and triumphant II 11' an Indictment ■ look a .startling jump. Thi^ item He said a civil suit filed against totals $87,000. .hn Irure.as.e-Qf, |fil..- .. who even Imagines, today, a way human value. ... Available also in contemporary styling in light Danieb LADIES'FLANNEL Not accepting Dr. Teller'a prem­ Carter-and American Home Prod -■ 000 over last year. Veteraps ex- . out for him. ucta resulted from its own invesli- emptlons are at * new bigh of ise of the inevitable conflict, we and dark American walnut Traditionai styling in ma-- garion and testimony before the' $380,000. an increase of $16,600. think that individuals and nations grand jury, but had ro relation to . Tav Review Sessions Set • GO-WNS Sues And The 195B Election then have a choice of policies, in hogany or maple. the current iBenate ^inquiry. 1 'ppp new asse.s.smenta established^ eluding the adoption of a' law — ------• - ! in' the revaluation of real prop- President Eisenhower got into against murder even though we are ' , '. erty are expected to prodiice-nu- the business of revealing the "in­ SUPERB ALL-IN-ONE PAJAMAS not sure we have reformed evePy O l l I P F l Y I J l \ jO lT ^ ’ l C t P f l merovis appeals to the Board of Tax side »tory“ of the Suez crisis at his v ru t.a .> ..Review at-its February meeting.' human heart or segregated every 0 m 40-watt. R .speaker..stereo, newa conference Tuesday, con- Of Financial J i 'l 'm i Q The first session of the ^ a ix l SOUDS possible murder weapon. And we, RAIHQu-PHONOQRAPH HI-FI STEREO i will be held Monday at the COm- R « q . ( 1.21 high fidelity in matching trlbutinig what he called a "foot­ think civiliMtion has a higher pos quimty Hall from 9 a.m, to 4 p.nr, PRINTS cabinet s. rnbelievable note to history.” What brought $2.25 sibllity than that represented by (Continued from Page One) I Further sesjiona have been ah- sound from stereti or LP.«; this contribution Icom Eisenhower V. -continued research for a murder • SIX SPEAKERS Incl. 2-12" BASS . • ------. . ' nounred for Feb. 6 and Feb. 1.3 Fanta.stic lO-watl peak was a question about the allega­ ■ F. L. Jaeobs Co., originally a the same hours. weapon, nobody can detect or con­ power! 8 golden voice tion ta Anthony Eden's' memoirs, • POWERFUL STEREOPHONIC AMPLinERS Detroit auto parts firm,, now in ch.virnian Charle.s T. Hathaway speakers, DLamond-sap- to the effect that Elsenhower knew trol. . I the hand.s of tru-stees, pleaded | ^i,f,3y tjiat additional .se.sslon.s It may be Dr.’ Teller who is right. guilty to the conspiracy charge at .cJc'aeduled if net'e.ssaiy in PILLOW PROTECTOR Tone halant'e the attack on Suez wes going to be • MAMONO PICKUP PLAYS ALL RECORDS phire style. In that tfase; believe it or not. we the...... beginning- of the trial. order ier to-heartp-hear all appeal.s. AppealsAppe contrfils, AM/FM optional made, ehd did not oppose it.. ri -Ujiril the government brought ■ on a standard form R * a . $ 1.00 . would be proud of belnji wronj. >• ‘"•"■s"-,w lH be filed on a standard form *'ni,tell you," the President said, jt* charges o f SRC violations, j jjgtiBg -alleged,. .phi,,pg abuse.s Jn Jn writing writing extra.*Finishes: Mahogan.v”: a d Vxrtfl rrl’> s:__At-.> i "one or two footnotes of history • PM^AM FULL POWER RADIO Guterma was president and board : the r.ohsidcralion of the Board, Plasllc with ripper. LoRr^ wear­ blond oalt. waliiuG cjierry- ' that miiJit be jitot interesting. I chairman of Jacobs, and Kve-. Qualities Set for Award tvood. ReaasurinK leigh was vice president and treas-. ,j,^p j p,jjh of Bolton and the ing. washable, eanitai?'. LIMIT­ c • made it clear that the United Hi-FideUty Stereo Phonograph only $269.90, mahogany ' urer. - , elementary .school have defined the - StatesDuiua Was-goingwas guu.g to.v; stand by its— • Jl !* »ometimes a relief to turn Two of the remaining eharge.s oua,jtie5 'o,, v.hich' the annual ED Ql^NTITY. taterpreUtlon of United .Nations' from our amateurish anticipation Magnavox— ^Your Best Buy on Any Basia . i^elnst Gut^rina involve schemes i t.itjzenship awa.lri.s of the Uons wi\i policy, and the Charter. And this of evenU and trend* in world life to allegedly Used to riiilk the Bpn meant that we would apply, this to •the. clear profbaaional ' and expert : Dinect Factory, Dealer , Ami Co., a part of hi* financial .ir.s,_Savin«s bond.s of $25 eat^ anybody, those thhl we thought advice of the stock market ana­ ■tructure. of hundreds of thou-T^.ijj to tlTO boy and g irl .gradu- lyst*. The New York Time*, in sands■•nrla nfof dollars.HntlAPR. . ,!ate ' ctA jhdgcd {iw4crni4 hi.ghestViloiViAaf in theseillFiap nilfli*qual- our closeit friend*, as well aa those ■'In one ease, he to, aceiiiied of|jf^pj,. . • ^ that we thought were in other' some ; dignified concern foe the cheating Bon, Ami'stockholders of LeaderKliip- cnn-slructive influ- elate of the alock market in thi* categorj’ Pepsi is part'of their fiin with frienib. Be Sociable, more than $30n,00Q through a com-j ,n,.e on the. thinking and action of 'Comcllme in eaxly-Dctober, Mr., first of the ai^ririg sixties, took It* plicated scheme jnvMving the pur-1 (eUow atudents; . lAbha) "Eaiah (tae Israeli amba*- readers on a tour of auch expert Y«u know why. P«|toi refreahea without fillini.. • chase of .stocks in and securing of . sportsmanship-.conduct becom-. Have a Pepsi loans from two Long Island. N.Y., j'lng- to a,.spart.srnaii. involving hon- fador-; waa going back to Israel opinion the other • day. •with em really luito your actiTe way of life. You're one of banks. | eat rivalry and graceful acceptance for a short time. Ha came in to coiiraging reault*. The Sodabies, to keep plenty of Pepd onhtnd. Kck Refresh without filling In another Indictment. Guterma ; of results; , . ' (ee me. And I told him I'd bop«W '.'Mahket Skies Clear and CToudy,’ I. Mancheater’a Largest Radio, TV, l^ o r d and AppUaDoe Store . is charged with stealing a half-; Responaibililytrustworthineas that he would liot allow any mis- s a i^ it* suirey headline. _j up in extra ce^n today. million dollars worth of television 'and reliability'; tMerpretetion of aintlment In this: o f all • the nuggieU of expert 130cb(TER ST. COR. OF CHURCH ST. time ' owned b.v iBon Ami. then ; Service, and, participation -the atlling ft bark tn Bon Ami, using , degree and qualit.v of 1. service toi wisdom on the state of the market,' . . » »oTTU«P OHteW A»H;0»NT»*«»IT>flOM>«Fei-©^ COMOANV, New YORK, H. V. - ’ country"Id away him, and particu- FAMOUS FOR SOTVICW BINCB 1981 ' , hto dummv eorporatimw in the , the;school and' 2. parttoipation ,tn | Z laailhMltocguaa of possible Jewish the Timqg Purvey gleaned, Wa liked desL ‘ ap «ral school acUviUes Rafter- syitlpltfh.v for what seemed to be the following b*st; , PEFlSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. oV CENTRAL, VlL^GE, CONN. ~ u MBvtion of building up around ■•T feel It to Impoaalble to 1*11 a t r i

, J PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1960 PAGE SIX Jjrope'rty not exempted Includes Tolland County, Tolland Cnunly Columbia four horses at, *179; 121 cattle at *5,720; poultry.'at *11,570; aheep, The New *200 and farm macjilnery at *100. E lla G rasso Sets A ckerm an SlalefF U r i o h ’s It was ,not*d that, fhe town'S IVffft Jranif UWPRKIS,,, you will Talk in Som ers CLAMSHEU As OYF Speaker Grand List Shows largest taxpayer la the Connecti­ cut Light and Power Co. with an OorasT i^ruce and IMrcIi Sts. asaessment of *116,350 and Les­ Mra Ella T. Oraaso, aecretary, Orders Up To Take Out 0 * 0 Stewart Ackerman. assLstant lie 'Smith, owner of Ulncoln-Mer- of state, will address a meeting of | FkiED CLAMS T e l e ^ i M o n farm agent for Tolland County, $314,923 Increase cury Authorised Sales and Serv­ the Tolland County Democratic; ! will be guesl speaker at the Out-. ice with ah aasesament of *56,000 Aaan. today at 8 p.m. at Somers; FMED SCALLOPS I'-OO Bit > Th»«t«r Un protr^) Bat Maf>leraon “ ?2 standing Young Farmer Awards second; next James Lonergan, Town Hall, n r»t Show (in protrecf) ' C i B.3U Th<» Kvt<» at Ntna go.'S,. totals *5.795,794. CoN Ml 3-60«1 Pat Boona Show 40 The farmer selected from thi* The total number of mptor ve­ Individual taxpayers are headed ly on the changes made by the Cisco Kid Thia is $314,923 more than last hicles assessed is one lower than t 76 Weather - Newt and fiporU 3 Zan^ Gie> Thpatir area as the most outstanding this by the estate of Harry Jones with 1959 aeaaion of the legislature re­ UNION • SO Phone Vour Answer nS Poinfiaa FairhanKa year will be designated at tlie dln- year's grand list. That is a greater last y^ar. but the total aaaeasment an assessment of, *48.450; second, lating to minority represenUtion Spnrta Newa A Weath'r e Baciialor Fath#‘r win. 22 increase than ever before recorded lU. 22 30 , ner. as well as. the two runner-ups. is more than *10,000 lower. This Sam Alien, *33,070; third. Harvey Brave Elatle 9.3U Trnn hrnta Ford (C) with the exception of eight years on town boards. Bkiera Comera . ^ , Untnucbabl'*a ’ 8. 53 ^2 The annual event is sponsored by year there are 1,168 listed at *519,- S. Collins, *29)080; and fourth SUPERMIIRKETS Markham ago when the town wai^, profes­ 600 while Igst year the 1,167 listed Prominent in state Democratic • tt Doug feklwarda * it i I. 22. .30 ‘ the Junior Chamber of Commerce. John Naiimec. *28,380. Others over John, Daley ' 10 00 Groucho Mar* sionally reas.^ssed by. tlie J. M. party activities for many years.; Notice \ * • o 10-.510 Mlk#* rt^allace ^ 1*; The w inner will be awarded a total *532,035. *25,000 are Martha Brand. *27 Huntiey-Brlnkley lu. Cleminshaw Co. At Uiat lljne as- utilities Mrs. Grasso was chairman of the, 0 SI 6 SS Burfco-Barenta Death Valley Day* 790. Joseph Tashilk, *26,000 and Take a Good l ^ k I 40 S3 he entered in the se.ssments just about doubled aind Public Utilities are assessed at platform committee at the laat two i TOOTBA .3 0 ' slate judging in February, leading Mrs. Jean Thomas, *25,000. Movie at Seven • leawl«*a}» Y^ara Went fiom $2,129,175 to *4,099,3.53. *122,060 this year as compared to Democratic state conventions. WE H AV I DAILY 11.00 Th^ Bib S’awa 22 to a national competition, Extra Bonus Blue Caaea of Eddie Drake Sidney Edwards, chairman of,' Newa and Weather 23 F^'altiro 40 fs |- The nation’s four outstanding Tliree assessments whicli ac­ *86,0M last year. Commercial build­ t hfancheater Evening Herald Co- V / •News Sporte A'Weather S count for a greater-share of the in­ the State Development Commis- i Thla Man Dawaon 30' young* farmers of the year will be ing has jumped In assessment to tumbla correspondeht Mrs. Don- DELIVERY TO THE TtlB Weal Mata Hiaftllkhta J2y Barrv Barenla crease are public utilities which 38 commercial buildings at *188,- I slon, is scheduled to address the 4(V 11:15 .lack Paar 12. ^ ; announced and honored in April, ! aid R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy Doua Edwarda went up from *86.060 to $122,080 290 from 36 at *216,660. county Democrats at their Feb. 23 Huntley-Brinklev 80 SlarliEhl Movie s Henry Cripps. chairman of (.he i 8-8485. SMALL-PINK MiATEP T;SO Law ol The Plainsman /'So , World‘.e Reet Movies this year and two new business There are 796 dwellings listed meeting. Three members of hla Bhotpin Slade ' ' K NiRhl Spot 13 Jaycee event. expres.sed apprecia- staff will accompany Eklwards to' STAMPS crfhcern.3, Lincoln-Mercury. as- , with' a total assessment or *3,514,- BOLTON Four dual Men 3 11:30 Jack Paar lion for the many nominations HEPATITIS OUTBREAK 40 53 Ted Steel* Show se.ssed at $116,3.50, and Jamesj33o, as compared to 700 last year the meeting, to be held in 'Vemon SWIFT'S Gale Storm a 3 made during the p« st few weeks. IN ADDITION TO THE STAMPS 1:00 Donna Reed a 40. S3 13:50 New* * , Weather Lonei'gan, *39,300.' assessed for *3.280,740. Eclectic, Ala., Jan. 28 (/Pl^All at a place to be announced. Both ; Betiv Hutton Show 3 12 ,1 00 I.ete New» "We hope that this project In some school . hinchroom'a. in' Elmore t« New. Praver- Falliiie to Die tax lists bring on There are 929 barns, garages and meetings arS open to the public. YOU NORMALLY RECEIVE Danger la My Bustneaa way will improve urtderstanding of outbuildings listed at *460,100 as County have been closed because AREA SEE SATUKDAV’S T\ WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTtNO the farmer and that It may influ­ penalties to property owners. This year the as.sessoi'S levied 10 pei compared to last year’s 936 valued of an outbreak o f infectious hepa­ ence some young people .0 eonaider. titis, a liver infection commonly Durum Wheat Crop Dip* , agriculture as a lifetime career,” cent against unpaid taxes for a to­ at $4.56.480. PINE LENOX There are more’’ boats this year. calM jaundice. cSipps said. ' tal of *22,091, which will bring a Minneapolis — The, 20,500.000- sort of "bonus'’ to the town.. The assessment in thia category School Supt. Roeg McQueen eaid Radio The dinner is open to the public. 62 cases had been re*>orted in the bushel 1959 harvest of durum Tickets may be obtained from Jay- The list of persona who filed jumped to *31,390 from *27,250. PHARMACY (Tfita lutlaK Include* only those nows brondra*t» of 10 or 18-mlnute There la one manufacturing plant county. The lunchrooms were or wheat, a key Ingredient of maca­ cee.s or ht the door. exemptions were mostlv veterans, roni, spaghetti, and other Italian- lenrth. Some staHens carry other short newscasts). •»* but there were some blind among assessed for *830. dered closed Indefinitely yesterday 2«4 E. CENTER sfT #. w n o -HIM Machinery Is listed at *16,290 A state health office said about type dishes, fell 1,800.000 bushels WDRO-lSOr them. There are 274 exemptions below 1953 and nearly 9,000.000 6 00 Nevi. 2aimsn fl.UO News filed this year showing total ex­ and commercial furniture, *2,020; 300 first and second grade pupils TEL MI Y-0W 4 * li Art Johnson 6:15 Weathtr Snorts R ealtors C oiiiplele will be vaccinated against the con under the average of the past 10 6 46 Lowell Thomas 6 .30 Album of the Day emptions of *258.277. Last year 928, lota are ll.sted at *732,480; 12.- of Lamb years. 7.00 Amos N' Andy _ H 46 Three-sur. Extra there were 261, with exemptions of 588 acres of land at *322,410; fArm tagious disease. 7 30 News, Comedy Tims 7:00 Bertel Slate of O fficers 5 0 IXTRA STAMPS 7:30 News of the World. \ 7 45 Bob and Ray 7:45 Your Senator from Conn. with this coupon and the purchase of g:00 World fonleht 8:00 Broadway U.S.A. In the absence of newly eleetSd 8:18 Music, Tin Ons 8:30 What's Your Oninloti 10 POUND BAG' J3:00 News 10:30 Concert Hall President Kenneth Ostr^nsky, K In O h ^ f _ .in Music nn ons 11:00 .News and Weather Miss Ulllan G. Grant, first vice ■ / U A i i 1:00 News, biro Off 11.30 Midnight Moods' president, presided at the Jan- POTATOES WHAT-919 12:55 News. Sim Off ■' FORMER CHENEY MILLS B ay REGULAR '8 00 Big Show , m N r —1236 uqry meeting of the Manchester ; A T GRAN D U N IO N LOW PRICE « SO John Daly 6:00 Financial News Board of Realtors held at the ■ Hortferd Rd. ofid Fin« St. At Our Choice Beef Dept. STYLE g:46 Ble Bhnw 6:06 News Roundup O untry Club yesterday. ,1 offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd 7:00 Ed P Morraa ^ 6:15 Showcase and News Monchttttr. Conn. 7:15 Big Show 7:00 Fullor Lewis Additional new- officers are sec- | FRESHLY G R O U N D A L L BEEF 13 00 News Stan Off 7:16 Evening Devotions ortd vice president, William- Bel-' w p o p —m o 7:20 Showcase, News lb. 7.30 Music fior'e; treasurer. William Rood;jH Ste‘w 8.00 News Westhsr secretary, Alfred P. W e r b n e r. | ■ |a |.ia,l|il g;lS Ray Somers 8:IKJ News FUnty •# ond ‘ 8:06 World Today „ Committee Oiairmen are arbitra-]1 9 .00 Lou Terry i 8 ;81) Showcase and News Ch>ops l:0o News II 05 Music.; Bevond Ih* Star* *pd Newt tion, Arthur Knofla: appraising, frI c p a r k i n g C H O P P E D J____1:10Lou • Terry 12:05 Nawa RoundUh . X p JE fC iJr 1:00 Dei Rayees Herbert McKinnyr; legislature, T. j ■ J.' (hTtckelt: 'tax Lap- 1 PAU pen; municipal ordinance. W a r-. I 'c a o r s 1 0 ^ Lm lb. D espite N ixon Support ren Howland; publicity, Madeline 1 PcHcel Pickup S«rvic* C OOP* SRCSR BOaxiMS CROICC CKNTTR CUT Smith.' : ■ -Rib OOP* 50 EXTRA STAMPS “ 'A plaque expressing appiecla> "| ~^ To Your Cor COD M AC HALIBUT eA< C «iO j»S ib. tlon of members for service to ! | v « ^ ; rp°*« \h with this coupon and the purchase of OPEN 10 A.M.-10 P.M. MONDAY Thr*! SATURDAY FILLET 4 y ib I STEAKS • t Rockefeller Sentiment the Board was presented to retir- || itrti p t i t c t i FOUR PACKAGES Ing president T. J. Crockett by \ NO, TOLL ON BULKELEY OR FOUNDERS BRIDGES I Pot»*^ Miss Grant. i| 'YOU SAVE A GREAT BIG 32c!' • BIRDS EYE PEAS Mrs. Alice Clampet conducted ; I Alive in Granite State the meeting of the Multiple List- '| ILU. ,A T L O W PRICE O F 2 i« ...atn. 3 7 i ing Service, in the ab.sence o f ' WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS HEAVY TENDERER STEER offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd Robert Lappen, Qhaiiman. il Froien Food Sole ! (Continued from Page One) feller’s nomination—"The people Nareb's new motion i picture i I SLICED of New Hampshire, should be given “ The House Hunters" was .shown. || • AT OUR U. S. GOVT. GRADED TOP CHOICE BEEF DEPT. BEEF L I V E R " 3 9 PRESHPAK backers — 23 have filed for elec­ the right to chor>se" between him An invitation has been extended !' tion as delegates favorable to him and Nixon, and^because of Rocke- to the Manchester Board to at- . ■ TOP U. S. CHOICE BEEF CifruQ for Hoalih —include most .ot the GOP political feller’s experience'and his qusli- tend a'meeting of the Real Estate LENOX BRAND ORANGE JUICE fleationa. TENDF.K — JUICY — DELICIOUS f penTer-hpuses in New Hampshire Board of Greater Hartford ; on I Oven or LEAN HICKORY SMOKED 'CAMPBUL'S . Gov. Powell said that the main Feb. 4, at which Henry Palmer, I and'the Vice President's name t.s objective of the l^ixon backers is BONELESS 1 C . formally on the ballot while Rock­ managing director of the Boston ! Pot It) to get out the vote so that Sen. Multiple Listing Service will be 0'/^-O2 efeller’s is not. John J'. Kennedy, of Ma.s.sachus- 1 l.b. FLORIDA-TEMPLE cam But Rockefeller backers point to speaker. R oasting SLICED BACON TOMATO SOUP 3 etts, the princina'l Democratic can­ CHUCK ROASTS Nixon himself as' proof that write- 50 EXTRA STAMPS didate will not be able to' "close [ grand UNION Chicken! MOTT'S ins sometimes weidt wonders. The 127 DEAD IN EPIDEMIC 1 8-or with this coupon and the purchase of the gap" between himself and ,Los Ahgeles, Jan. 28 i/Pi—Since || Vice President drew a stunning Nixon. *■ P O T P i B S I pkgs. I 15-0*. SIX CANS HOMESTEAD -total of 23,(i00 write-in votes in the first of the year in Los An-i| jors Strictly speaking, Nixon and geles 127* person's have 'died of j! ^ FOR A DELICIOUS PORK ROAST FRESHPAK APPLESAUCE - 2 New Hampshire fdur years ago at Kennedy are not In direct competi­ pneumonia and influensa more j hblf ^ TOMATOES a time when there was talk of tion In the primary. l e a n — TENDER — (SHORT SHANK) -Elumping him from the GOP ticket. than double for a similar period' 4 to 6 Ib. CRBAM gallon HELLMANIvl'S. r^ A T LOW PRICE OF 2 u 29« r^ J Although Rockefeller's name is last year. KITCHEN GARDEN ieSS/ offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd Easter Seal Child The City Health Department ' not. on the preference poll ballot, yesterday said there were 309 Avg. Strawberries MAYONNAISE his name will be listed under those deaths from pneumonia., and 18 of delegate candidates seeking elec­ Chicago, Jan. 28 (jD—A 10-year- MORTON FRESHPAK old North Dakota boy, born with­ from influenza. > tion as "favorable" to him. under The department aaid about half TURKEY OR 1 1 -o z.^^A ^A ' Btate law. the candidates were tilJlq^^ out hands or feet/has ^ en named . r SHOULDERS CHICKEN pk9. qt. of the ■ city’a population has been ! to file as "favorable" vvithout -the 1960 national Easter Seal child. 33 bottle hit by the current 'flu epidemic. k it c h e n CARDEN PRUNE JUICE the governbr's sanction and he was Tlie boy, Johnny Kemp, who has Which appeara to be tapering off.; .powerless to prevent hts name been fitted with artificial legs and l eRBBNPEAS 2'°;.°.^- KLEENEX from appearing on the ballot In hand.s. manages to play baseball, AT OUR ECIONO b e e f DEPT. A t Our Busy Grocery Dept. this fashion. shoot mar' lea, be a Cub Scout, and ■ STOUFFER'S ESCALLOPED STAFF TThe three who have already done get better thatK,average grades in , Flavor of ihv Month ^ HEAVY WESTERN BEEF NCWDLES pkg. FACIAL TISSUE ao are Dr. A. John LacaillaWe, La­ school. • CHICKEN 50 EXTRA STAMPS PRINCE MEAT or MUSHROOM conia optometrist: Da'Vld D.-.'Hew- Johnny’s selectibiu was an- , "CARAMEL RIPPLE" PORTERHOUSE. STOUFFER’S with CHEESE 15'A -o r' with this coupon and the purchase of Itt, publisher of a weekly news­ nounced yesterda.v by ihe^ National Caramel sauce rippled thru .SIRLOIN, T-BONE SHORTENING OR BONELESiS CLUB MACARONI SPAGHETTI SAUCE con X* paper in Hanover, and Miss Mary Sofiety for Crippled Childrfn and our creamy smooth vanilla Lb. SIX CANS FRESHPAK Koromilas. of Dover. . Adults from its'national heaaqiiar- , lee cream. Oct some at your I STEAKS S..brooX P.rm.— 1-ox. eliY. ■INO* ayc— 10-ox. oka. BEEF or HORSEMEAT CHUNKS A fourth, S. Russell Sterns, pro­ tera in (Chicago, He will go ''tc>l nearest Royal Ice Cream STAFF 15-oz. PORK & BEANS fessor of engineering at Dart­ Wa.shington in March with H edd^ dealer’s store. (SERVE IT TO THE FAMILY m SH CITRUS CYPRESS ot * French Fries * Spinach cons I FRESH NATIVE CARDENS ■ jor SEABKOOK FARMS— tO-oi. oko. ALPO D06 FOOD f^ A T LOW PRICE OF 2u«:»«25^ mouth College. Is expected to file Hopper Hollywood newspaper col-l '’'^RQFAL ICE CREAM CO. SOUTHERN FRIED) for Rockefeller. •u'mnlat and 1960 Easter Seal chair-1 2S' \^nrren St.—Ml S-6950 lb COOKING OIL n U l T SALAD * Mixed Vegetnbies TAKE" TEA AND SEE lgj>/ offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd , They gave the, same two reasons, man, to meet Mrs. Dwight D. Ei­ ■ CHICKEN Legs and BIROS SYS— lO-ox. skg. KITCHEN GARDEN— S-.t. Bks. 64. in generally fo'r advocating Rocke­ senhower. WASHED ^ cello * Brocceii * Oreen Beans TETLEY TEABAGS deol pkg. LEAN. SHORT SHANK SUGAR-CURED fPlNACN READY-TO-COOK “ iiko;" SNIDER'S T O M M O YOUR 'M , J L A c M IX 'N ' STRAWBERRY - RASPBERRY - CHERRY 6-or. 14-OZ. CRISP SMOKED SHOULDERS 6 to 8 l,h. Avg. lbs. CHOICE 11-^ 0^ 09 MATCH ' deol l-b. 29c BOTS. I8CAROLB FRESH JELLO DESSERT ■ pkgs. CATSUP READY cello DELICATESSEN SPECIAL T088BD SALAD TO USE pkg. ASUIRICAX “ SALT PORK THANK YOU BOLOGNA BY THE FBE8H No. 2Va CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ■ .PIECE CAN 50 EXTRA STAMPS SBlCED LUNCHEON PORK FEET PEARS with this coupon and the purchase of MEAT LARGE M il/DISH cum / FIVE ROLLS “ GRAND” L a I M IL LAYER CAKES I PLAIN BAKED i Vj GAL. 1 GRAND CAT FPOD TOILET TISSUE IX)AF • 3 9 ' SMOKED HOCKS • COCQANUT LAYER JUG • GOLDjsr S'LVER LAYER 1^ ^ (protein type) AT LOW PRICE OF 3 »<■ 3 5 F fiS ! PICKLES ; ' DEVIL'S FOOD LAYER offer explres^VedT, Feb.~3r^ FRESH BAKED DAILY Regular Size Loaf All with yaiir fovorit* troitinil Stock up at this low price! ISVa o zJ tS‘ 1' "FLAVOR QUEEN PINE CONE cans 17-OZ. WHITE each SLICED TOMATOES CANS //'<; for BREAD rHlSrnupQM~ r ? H ^ 5 C O U ^ STAEP$ i h e U S . CH O ICE FINE QUALITY 1-LB. of any ■STAFF' and the purchase WILD BIRD 5-ib. 50 EXTRA STAMPS v/ith )hi» coupon with this coupon and the purchase of SIRLOIN K . C A N S A LL , VAC. FOOD / - D b a g I Your FavoritG Brand—ANY SIZE i ^ e STc a k c s '25 lb. ECONOMY BAG . omy PORTERHOUSE CAN ^ORANDcjrpDOD FLOOR W A X GRINDS ■ c Sot combe lb. 5 expires oor-. ----- PILLID S U IT PIRDER pkf. LT GRAND UNION LOW PRICESfggj COFFEE W o Rtatrvo offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd IfiB I SHORT Priceo offeettvo in .1b. Iho • right to ■ tin. Mronx. W ott.. Rockland 3 bag limit euantiiioa^. e n J i«.-.Tnoo Co. thru Sat.f Jon . 10th. SUNPLOWKR SKEDS AT OUR DAIRY DEPT. TIMELY PRODUCE EX-VALUES ------'---I 5WIFTS SWEET, Jt'lCV, EXTRA LARGE GRADE A EXTRA LARGE LARGE EXTRA FANCY LARGE RED i> R o o u c r TEMPLE ORANGES SMOKED DAISIES FANCY FIRM EGGS Doa, TENDtR ICEBERG 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS FANCY TUB d o z . III with this coupon and the purchase of BONELjESS with this coupon ond the purchase of Tb 4 9 ' with this coupon and the purchaselose of with this coupon and the purchase of LETTUCE HRAD. GALLON BOHLE-WHITE DOVE HALF GALLON CAN P O R K BUTTS 5 9 ^ The •eaaon's loweat prlee! THREE C A N S -^iU P P E R CLUB SIX CANS GRAND I BUTTER ^ Great big, mveet eORng beaiitles. LIQUID BLEACH LEStOIL EXTRA LARGE SIZE (93 SCORE) POTATOES DOO FOOD : lejfc AT LOW PRICE OF $1.25 STRODE STRODE CALIFORNIA iC AT LOW PRICE OF 3 u 25.^ l>Uil AT LOW PRICE OF 49 < FIX>RIDA Sr,KDLr,SS,LARGE SIZE IMPOI(TED ITALIAX LT THE LOW PRICE OF 2 offer expires W ed., Feb, 3rd ISSi/ offer expires Wed., Feb. 3rd iSffj NAVEL PILLSBURY'S offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd offer expires W ed., Feb. 3rd COUNTRY STYLE PHILADELPHIA TALL ORANGES uuz. CAN ( Sa u s a g e SCRAPPLE DINNER ROLLS

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CG^N;, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1960 PA( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1960 W ^ f G H T Bconomici chalrmitn, will be in Andover charge of refreihments. Pmreiite- Nlgkt Scheduled Shapely Look^ The Pilgrim Fellowehtp of the Firet Congregational' Church will G)okie Drive hold a "Parent*’ Night” Feb. 7 Short Skirts in from 7 to 9. p.m. at the church. Dress Firm Set Monday Plana for the event are being made Dirfct From Form lo You! by Miaa Judith Hutchinaon, Mi*a Paris Fashions Choice Frosh Connoctieut Pouifry Beverly Thompson, Miss ■ Harriett Set to Begin The Girl Scout.'cookie'drive will Merritt, and Willard Thomen. open Monday. The chairman o f the SOliool Conferences Planned (Continued from Page One) Elementary school, parents have Work Monday drive wilt be Mrs. Edward M. Yeo'- been sent out a copy of the sched­ Some fashion writers think that mana pf Lake Rd.‘ ule for conferences -wtlch will be Laroche's creations are not what FRYING CHICKEN STEWING CHICKEN Order* for cookie* will be taken held in their childymto/classrooms. Brownie's Inc., dress manufac­ they call "real haute couture," by FRESH CONN. “ LEGS until Feb. 20 and delivetie* will be Each conference, scheduled to co­ turing contractors, has leased, made during Girl Scout week, be­ which they apparently mean that OVEN^READY incide with the close of- the mark­ apace In the Hockanum Mill on ginning March 14. he has never made an ugly col­ ing period; will last 20 minutea. West Main St. and will start opera­ STEWING CHICKEN Participating in the *ale will be lection. To be accused of making This plan allots time for a con­ tions Monday. LEGS IREASTS. Girl Scout Troop -7 and Senior ference with each parent who luis pretty clothes is a terrible slqr James F. Goiw> of Wethersfleld, FOWC Troop 21. BroWnle Troop* 8 and an elementa. school child, regaird- in Paris.' Laroche’s reward for vice president of the firm, said to­ 56 mhy aell cookie* to their par- less of what the student’s grades day 10 women have been hired to failing to distort the figure has been a dwindling audience. The ent*. are, whereas conferences have pre atari work Monday and about 30 . Anyone not contacted by Scouta viously been scheduled for parents more persons wlU be employed attractive collection he showed to­ in their neighborhood ma^ order of children whose grades required ■when the plant gets fully .under- day was much smaller than usual. cookie* by telephoning Senior improvement. His clothes were dressed up Scout Linda Jillaon of Long Mill Bulletbi Board The firm, acting as a contractor with necklaces worn backwards for dress manufacturers, will re­ Rd. The Junior choir will meet in and hanging down between the Homemakera to Meet the First Congregational Church ceive dresses already cut, will as­ shoulder blades, and with chate­ semble, sew and press them, and Mrs. Robert Wright Jr., chair­ from 6:45 to 7:30 tonight: the laine pins, with a pearl drape, at man, announce* that the Home­ senior choir will meet from 7:30 to then return them to- the original waist or bust line. irvanufiacturer. maker* Club 'Will meet at 8 p.m. 9:30 tonight. The confirmation About 30 or 35 machines will be i> ' .. -S. Poultry^ Parts Our Specialty Tuesday in the elementary school. class will .meet at the church from ^peciaU ! 01^ ■tv- ■ CamePs Eye Guarded OUT DAILY FROM FRESH CONNECTICUT POULTRY Ml** Cora Webb, home demon­ 7:30 to 8:30. u s^ by the firm including 24 regu­ All lha popular faverilst now lar sewing raCChlnae, Gozzo said. , stration agent for Tdlland County, RHAM High School will play RICHMOND HoIv m or Slicod A 5-year leaaOhas been taken on Now York — y.oothlike edges on BREASTS ★ LEGS ★ WINGS ★ UVERS will speak on "Cpior in the Home." East Hampton at 6:30 p.m. to­ on mIs. Today's lop quality the pupils df a camel’s eyes af­ She will tell how to use color* e f­ morrow in the RHAM gymnasium. 4,700 square feet o f space on the prsparid cake mixes. ' tlilrd floor of the building, owned ford them protection from desert BACKS owl NECKS * GIZ2ARBS fectively and how to coordinate by Shepard Realty Go., Inc. Louis glare, according to the B e tte r color and texture in Interior dec­ Manchester Evening Herald Ai|. Cling Peaches DUNCAN HINES Lavitt was agent for. the lease ar­ Vision Institute. Humans, lacking oration. dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul D. rangement. this protection, should wear sun­ BUY QUALITY ★ BUY L Y N N POULTRY H oiteue* for the meeting will Pfansttehl, te lep h o n e PDgiim ALL MEAT VARIRTIiS _ Gk)Uo and Iris rtster, Mrs. Nellie glasses whenever they are ex­ be Mr*. Wilson Carroll, chairman, 2-6856. V. Cannata, who is president of the posed to outdoor, daytime glare for Mr*. lAwrence Jillaon, Mias Mar­ CAKE MIXES firm, manufactured dresMs under any length of time, the Institute lon Stanley and Miss. Vera Stan­ the same name in Meriden for TOe craih on Oakland' St. last night shaped off the upper trunk of tte old apple tree in Kenneth CaRilpbeirs Soups are still looking for him. says. ley. ’’ SAVE : 19 01 - eight years, Gorao said. They sold Lacoss’ back yard. The driver of the car sauntered away and police The Story of tlie Steeple l i e that business a year^ and a half (Photo by Scott). — When nonogenarian Dr. William FINAST - Fancy PKGS ^ B ’ ago and have been inactive since B. Tuthill apeaka at the First Con­ gregational Church Sunday at 11 3 Goxso said he chose the Hocka- a.m., he will be speaking on a Fruit CocktuRl num MiU after being imable to find phaae of church history that oc­ suitable loft space In Manchester. Driver Leaves Auto curred during hi* term a* pastor CALIFORNIA > Poo •oant ' from 1936 to 1945. His sermon, 28-O Z "When the Steeple Fell and Rose CANS F»r oukk, ..'sesy-lp-prsasre i*ies|t, Crashed Against Tpee Again,” referp to the damage dur­ fine quslily ipegheHl pscitsd in Local Stocks ing the hurricane of 1938 and the Friend's Beans dalkieut lemste tauts should be on subsequent replacement of the M a rg a rin e RICHMOND - Light •voryono's shopping fiit. Polics are looking for a nlotorlst6yesterday and was charged with steeple. - Quotettons PtealBhed by Court Osoes listed BLUE BONNET 6-OZ FRANCO-AMERICAN who made this comment• —after •he improper starting from, a parked Cobnm * Mlddlebrook, Ine. position Three traffic violation cases CANS, ...... -Bank^Stoeks stepped from a wrecked car on ■” were hsard In Trial Justice Court Asked ’The a c c e n t occurred' at~ 4:30 LLI QTA5 9 A c C hunk T u R t u Bid Oakland St. last night; p.m. in ,froiU of the W e s t o w n this .week and a continuance was , granted to a fourth case. Conn. Bank and Trust “I guesa.ril call a cop." Pharipicy. 47 In the' first case heard, Clifford DOG FOOD OR Conn. ■'---- - • •. j j • 45 ■ Police received no call. c o r d i,n g to police, Alltod J^'6 O. Ward. 28, WUUmanUc, was 115’/lOZ-: Hartford National . T h e car,, a. 1951 Packard, had parked facing west, pulled from SAVE -Bank and Trust Co 37% 89*4 found guilty o f Improfier parking. A U o a been driven west on Green Rd., ■the curb and collided lightly with'a CANS. 11c Fire imnraaoe Oorapanlee He received a 86 fine. The violation crossed Oakland St„ run oyer a cruiser driven west by Patrolman ALUMINUM WRAP Culo Cut Food occurred Jan. 12 on Rt. 6 n e v the Aetna Fire ...... 73*4 76 H street sign, crashed through a John McClelland. Sgt. George C. Columbia line. Hartford Fire ...... 188 198 hedge and \it Mhe tree, which Dent, who investigated, reported FINAST - W hit* or Colorod ^ In the second esse, John R. National Fire 140 160 stands on property of Kenneth La­ REG R O U 3 1 C REG Alliod made no signal before pull­ Bender, 20, also of .WUUmanUc, Phoenix Fire ...... 80 V4 83 V4 coss of 74 Hudson St. ing into traffic. Alliod told police l i f e and Indemnity Ins. Coe. was found n ilt y of operating a ROLLS The car ie registerid to Baailio he was going to turn right into Aetna Casualty ....212 222 motor vehicle without a muffler BathreoRiR Tissue Nieves of Hartford, according to McKee St. only a few feet away and fined 86. The violaUon occurred Aetna Life ...... • 84 87 police, but the^driver has not been and. therefore, felt no signal was G e r b e r Conn. G en era l...... 359 374 Jan. 15. It surs to takt advantage identified. needed. FINAST Hftd. {Iteam Boiler . 85 90' Tn the third case, Bernard L. STRAINED BABY EQOO QT s/ t/iis .p//sr . . . ’The driver spoke briefly to three Damage to the two cars was es­ , 44, East Hartford, pleaded Travelers ...... #3 men who came • running to the timated at about 850 each, accord­ PubUo CtUltles guilty to a charge of improper CANS scene then walked up Williams St. ing to police. No one was reported SI QaiHI* - IS Dmitr Conn. Light * Power 22 H 24% ' parking so ao to cause a hazard. 4 4K OZ JARS 4 1 C Liquid Detergent after saying he was going to call injured. Hftd. Electric Ught 62 V4 65% He waa found guilty and fined 818. police. He did not give his name, MAONIPICINT Hartford Gas Co. .. 40H 43% LEAN SHORT SHANK Tlie incident took place on Rt. 6 ■ROOKSIDi - White, Colorod, Pimonto Southern NeW England police said. near Elinor's lAinch Jan. 13. Vi LB The car was considered a total G e r b e r Telephone . 44% 46% PORK SHOULDER . The conUnuance to Feb. 8 waa PKGS Man ufacta ring Companies lose by police who said it may have We Stock granted to Frank Butler, 64, Wllli- NYLONS Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 62 < been Involved in an earlier crash on mantic, who has been charged with CHOPPED EASY FOOD Sliced Cheese SOLD ONLY IN Aasociated Spring .. 21 E. Middle Tpke. pwklng BO as to cause a hazard, The earlier accident occurred Bristol BruM ...... 11% ^ e court session was held by FOUR VARIETIES 2-PAIR BOXES 2 ^ A I R S $ H when a car, driven vest on the ^ 7 « O Z J A R S Dunham Bush 9 HALLMARK Trial Justice Charles Nicholson and T-LB turnpike,' swiped a second car 89c Em-Hart ...... 47% Prosecutor Howard Jennings. PKGS Fatnir Bearing ...... 60% 64% stopped at the Parker St. traffic Grange to Meet light. The driver of the second ve­ CARDS "Anniversary Night" will be ob­ MoEn's Cookies fAnders Frary Clark 19% 21% G e r b e r N. B. Machine ...... 21 23 hicle, Hilda D. LeBlanc of Carpen-, served by the Grange at its meet­ ^ issit auAHTmis o f a s o v i ■ s m o ^ 'iS.mSV>'>»GS4»SSSSGSS*S»SSSSSSSS***S4»»%%SSS*SSSSS North alid Judd .... 37% 40% ter Rd., Bolton, told police the auto MILLER ing Mfonday night at 8 p.m. in the BABY CEREAL Rogers Corp. (B ) . . 15% 18% which hit hers turned north on Town ..all. Mrs. Ehvood Hudson Superb Stanley Works New 20 22 Parker St. and kept going. PHARMACY •will' be in charge of the program. .RIB CUT - Well Trimmed, Lean and Flavorful • Cut From Young. Tender Porkeri Terry Steam ...... 38 42 Police said there was light dam­ Lecturer Mr*. Donald Brown has j!ii» (; i ! i :i ;n h o a d 8 0 Z PKGS Torrlngton ...... 34% 36% age to Mrs. LeBla>',.’s car. asked members lo bplng photo­ 37c Quality I'h on i' MI V eeder. Root ...... 50 53 Joseph M. Alliod of 309% Spruce graph* of Grange ajWvitles for an The above quotations are not to St. was arrestisd after a minor ac­ exhibit. Mrs* Carl Houghton, Home be construed aa actual markets. cident involving a police cruiser Dinty Moore LB Exciting IEEE STEW PORK ROAST V a lu e ! PILLSBURY OPEN DAILY G REATiST H O TRAIN SALE... EVER! : 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 24 OZ CAN 49c QUALITY NEVER SACRIFICED FOR PRICE I FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 4 9 c SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. Swift's Premium PINE PHARMACY AUNT JEMIMA a I a LB 1 HAM 664 OENTEB ST. CHINE END PANCAKE FLOUR 2 Lb. Box 3 3 c TEA PORK ROAST 3ina,l 3 M .H 4 0 Z i O p SHOULDIR - WtU TRIMMID - 4 TO 6 US Here's a imashing value in fsmoui Bittiffiori li Ohio— Powwsil F7A D iejeliBiidBiO D iM Bl^ JJ^ Bi^ regular 110.45 — Our Wc#., $ 4.99 VERMONT MAID PKG ^ O C Pk 83. SMOKED PICNICS ipr qusfily hsmj-bonsisii, ikinis**, LtKik Bt thBM SPECIALS on brand iww 12 Oz. Bot. 2 ? c Tasty Leal wsstalaxs ■ lor delicious sating that S Y R U P Sugar Sweet ■4* I and PIMINTO ATHEARN Loeos tnd Can. $ a I a d a ALL BEEF FRANKS Pickle LOAF 8 0Z PKGS the SWIFT'S PREMIUM brand gusr- Start mm to ixpand your HO railroad SNOW’S CAN BAGS anlsas . . . imagine • at jusl^undar tinpira with thaaa fabulously oeonoml- Luxury Loaf * 1 LOWEST PRINCE EVER I cal additions! All can and locos i n C L A M C H O W D E R Haddock Fillet « 39e 2'^^ “ •49c . K S O C ...... * ...... *****...... ready to riM. SPECIAL SALE Of 16 2^o//af Spiciai! Salact your choki from our Isria Box Car — List prica 81.98...... 99( SKIPPY % 65c coiiaction!collaction! i ALSO ^reili 0aher^ 0ui^6. PEANUT BUTTER 12 Oz. Jar 5 a r m Credit JProduce ^ nONINQ HOPPERS. - C u t - R i t e ROARD PAD and COVER GONDOLAS W A X PAPER PULPWOOD ALL PURPOSE I Extra Help RAT CARS POUNDCAKES r v $ 1 . 0 0 LEwJ I ^/ILw Around The House Qt. Bot. J2 5 F T ROLL J f l t H r 25c . YOUR .CHOICE: Stock (jar — List prica 12.49.. .99F --Cabposej^llsl pried $L49...„..„..„.,.,. 99| Oven co^ ng 10-OZ PKG 29c LIQUID FLORIDA LAR«I SIZE - TOPS IN FLAVOR AND SlUTRITION PLAIN-AAARtLI- 3 ..$1 .0 0 Burry's Oxford Cremes^ is easy today.. Boned Chicken ICR C R E A ^ 22-OZ JAR 49c HO DOCKSIDE FREIGHT TRAIN SfTS — 82025 valua! IVORY DETERGENT_.sVc,n Regular Price Hersney Syrup ioe off sale Includes amtzinily powirful BAO 0-4 0 loco R &. R SOLID PACK with full bill baarinf mo­ SWEET LIFE Kraft‘ French Dressing 8-OZ IT l 2 5 c 16 oz. basket FOR $1 -P0 With Taffy Almond Filling - Regular Pries SB* tor for finest oparation _ ------I -■ MUSHROOM \ 2 ’<51n / 1 9 c ol any loco on the mar­ 6 OZ CAN 69c Dawn rresh steak sauce ket. — Boxcar, gondola, FACIAL TISSUE 2 '”‘S “ 39c caboose, including com­ FANCY BABY YELLOW SUMMER Almonfl Crunch 1-18 PKG “t y c pute 14-plece Atlas snap FULL-O-JUICE Made with Fresh Apples — Regular Price I B c River Rice track set FT r H I PKG- t g e SALE... $9.97 for complata sat. TIMPUS LBS Carolina Rice CHICKEN FRICASSEE ■ CHOCOLATE COOKIES Oranges Apple N' Spice Donuts g '-oz jar 3 5 c Cocoa Marsh SYRUP READY-TO-EAT CHOCOLATE !4 0 Z CAN DOLI'S - Freson Cencentr«te4 SYRUP 2Zi)Z JAR 5 9 c NABISCO PREMIUM 8ALTINES 16-OZ. PKG. ' 2 9 € 49c O 'A N JO U Cocoa Marsh INDIAN RIVER—PINK OR WHITE SEEDLESS Pears 2 3 3 ^ a. regular $46.55 value Carey's Map) T2-OZ JAR 7 9 c SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS 16-OZ. PKG. 34c JUMBO SIZE. JUICES HO CONSOLIDATED TRAIN SET $24.95 CompUt* — Sw ift's ■ ^ • a ° N 3 1 c jo s hom e PINIAPPLI - ORANGI Nestles EverReady Cocoa Powerful Rivarotsi lull ball baaring loco, suparbly ditailed cars, complata ’ heating FLORIDA^ BABY MEATS Celery PINIAPPLI - GRAPIPRUIT with iprung trucks and NMRA couplart. Fully paintad and lattarad. Plus 14-piece Atlas Track Set. EDUCATOR CAPE COD COOKIES 9V4-OZ. PKG*. 31c our way I 01 i Nestles EverReady Cocoa ’ ’^^nV49c GRAPEFRUIT 4 NUTRITIOUS " T — 1 HO RIVAROSSI SNOW PLOW. 3% OZ JARS 6-OZ PKG 2 5 c You gst premium quality 49c 1 T E X A S 1 LB CELLO Q-T Snow Wfiip Avaiitbli in 3 Road namas — MobUhsst with RT-98 . . . the 1 6c^V l.O O Milwaukae (Tuscan), Boston 8 Spina* 2 T i » 4 5 c most completely ejlsotive fuel FIRM AND HEAVY Marshmallow Fluff Maine (Blue), Erie (Yellow) — , oO additive In use today. And Spry BIROSIYI PROZIN With dummy headlight .... GREEN STAMPS 3 8 * i? s 3 0 c PLUS you get premium service. A ^ Sweetheart Soap ■ U V A B A G A Rag. 84.95 -.H O W $2.95 - tomatie deliveries . . . a l»i- SHORTENING furnips . operating haadlight Rag. 86.95 — NOW $3.95 anced payment plan and m a v Sweet Peas , , . A'FAVORITE'fo r SALADS 0 . 0 0 Sweetheart Soap - * AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING other extras designed to make home heating really adair.. ' 30^ 79c French Fries MIX OR MATCH' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TRAIN LAYOUTS Escarole .sssssssssssssssssaAAsssssssssssssssssssssseS’ NEW with track complataly ntguntad. OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.--THURS. till Bi30 P.M; - FRI; till 9 P.M^ M o b ilh e a t Monogram '32 f ocil Coupe Dovalettes from $8.88 to $17.77 FACIAL TISSUE ■* , WHITE SLICED $1.98 Riady to run — nothing oxtra to do! 1 ^ 1 S A V E 20 t o 40% on Power Packs— ■ ^ PKGS OF 400 49c WE GIVE AT THt$WCITINGI 1.LB Priced from $ 6 .6 6 GREEN STAMPS LOAVES " B o s c o Low PRICI MORIARTY CHOCOLATE SYRUP Regular Price 2 for 33c - Special January 25th - February 6th STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. EROTHERS ’ } ^ 5 9 - PUNTY OF FRH PARKING riYiiBliiM ia k CONOMY 646 CENTER STREET. Ml 3-5135

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, ^AN^ARY 2S, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1960 f A C «L2 SSR- Sacramento Police Locate freshment . committee includes: ter the riot yielded on "omaslngly ed in a tug of war and also pMyed South Windsor Convicts Operated small amount of cont^bond.” He a game, "Steal the Bacon.” T our noovtm Four Hearings Mrs. Norffian Reynolds, Mrs. Law^ BOY SCOUT Bet flea fw (MB Skating rence Grennan, Mrs. Walter Schub, said guards found two fermenting Cubmaeter Bill Staley announced §5G Chief Proposes jugs of home-made intoxicants, that the blue android banquet wlU Missing Manchester Pair^ Mrs. Robert Ordway and Mrs. Secret Radio- / Net % AlC APPUANCi On Ordinances Report David Smith. . several-hand-made ' kni'ves, two Notes and News take place Feb. 17 at 6:30 p.m at hypodermic needles 'and several Centet Church. Granid List Increases (Coatianed from Page One) o n d R iP A II .Mm^cheater Police were. notifledtPorUm^^^^^^^^ w he« Bfaoclieater Evening Herald pilis of . Opening ceremonlee -were by Den ! Full Time Air Alert A choHer was presented to Pack It MAPLE 8T,->M1 t-MT* ^ Set Tuesday There will be no skating today last night that two youngsters who .South Windsor correapondent El­ will ba disciplined, Richmond said. 143, Cub Scouts, at a recent meet­ 2 and cloislng by Den 4. have been missing from their homes Florida. - , . . . . more '.Burnham, .telephone at any of the Park Dtvialon super­ Manchester Police said they had The Jan 6 uprising lasted a few Utah Second Gold State ing at Nathan Hale School. ‘ (Contliiued frj>m page One) 27. 1878, son of the late Mr. and vised areas Iri town. Rain has here since Jan. 4 are being held in By Nearly $4 Million Mitchell 4-0674. hours. Althou*^ no one was seri­ Four public, hearings on pro­ Sacramento, CTallf., as runaways. no details about the pickup of Plos- Articles made by the boys at Wisent IstCt Mrs. Carl Tennert. spoiled the ice surface. say and Mlaa HjaUfeeer. Police wer* ously ipjured, the prison building Salt Lake City—Although Utah jloubt that the Soviets are protluc- posed changes in town ordinances John Plossay. 16, of 38 Birch den meetings were diepiayed and He was a member of Fayette will be held by the Board of Di­ notified by telegram from SScra.- ■Trie to«m's 195# grand list In-^Lost 2; Pleasant Valley School, was damaged. today ranks second among states model cars were given to each boy Attfemottci C«r W « li Ing balliatic ■ miaailes at the hljfh Lodge of Masons and for Several St., and Jacqueline Hjalmeer. 16, Under new rules which went into producing mmterrous metala, the 'The wisent was the European rectors Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the mento Police Chief J. V. Hicks. nearly |4 million dollars boys, Won J, Lost 1; girls, Won 3, to be conupleted and, raced at a bison, a cousin of the American rale mdica;et) repeatedly by Mr. years was its treasurer. He was of 123,.Waddell Rd.. both disap­ School Menus effect after the riot, prisoners are etate’s Mormon pioneers never $1.00 (wet wash) ‘ Municipal Building. , peared as they were on their way the parents of both children ar« Lost 0; Wapping School, boys, Won later pOck meeting. buffalo. Gradually exterminated by employed by the National Fire In- The changes deal with the-town French Troops making arrangements for their re­ to •*20,786,620, figures released by allowed to have only radios with dreamed that there waa a vast min­ Khrushchev." to Manchester High School in 1, Lost 2; girls. Won 0, Lost 3; earphone conneetiona Those radios The program included ekits hunters, the lOft wild wisent la .surance Co. for 15 years and for employes’ pension plan, allowing turn from California, police/said. -Astesaor Enoch Pelton revealed, Avery Street Grammar, boys, Won eral wealth underfoot and olnts and buttered green beans, whole wheat world today can knock out the de­ the Rev. Allison R. Heaps, offi­ the, men of the barricades. Some Also exempt^ is real estate terrent striking power of the Unit­ turns. No clearly-stated opposition Town Aides Discuss Sewer and farmers’ equipment and live­ Frances Zagorsk! 7. bread and butter, ice, cream, milk. ciating, Burial will be in Grove Hill to it has developed among town of the insurgents .went home for AI.P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESHR • 261 BROAD STREET and T16 E. CENTER STREET ed States and Its Allies. This is stock valued at *1,862,390, as com­ Schedule for the remainder of Wednesday: Swedish meat balls Cemetery. A masonic service will employes. the night and were allowed to re­ games is, today, 8:80 p.m., Union mashed potatoe, buttered carrots, the case today and it will con­ be bold .Friday at 8 p.m. pared with *1,459,190 for 1058. Strong opposition, however, has join- their colleagues in the morn­ With Bond Counsel Again An Increase of three to three at Pleasant Valley, Avery St. at bread and butter, flavored gela­ tinue to be so In the future. Friends ma.v call at the funeral been promised bv sportsman Wil­ ■I Gates said in a speech read for and a half mills In the present tax Wapping; Feb, 11, 3;30 p.m.. Union tin with whipped cream, milk. home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 ber Little to the proposed ordi­ ing. at Wapping, Pleasant Valley, at Thursday; Hamburg gravy, him at a Portland, Ore.. "Dinner to 0 p.m. nance that would allow discharge Leaders of the revolt stream­ General Manager Richard Mar-f force main and PU*"? rate o f mills Is predicted on OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SAT. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. with Ike" gathering that the So­ also have been discussed. Martin the 'basis o f early estimates. Avery St.;..Feb, 18, 3:30 p.m.. mashed potato, buttered com. of shotguns in five segregated areas lined their organization and began tin waa In Boston today, talking Avery at iVapping, union at Pleas­ viets "may enjoy at times a can't see any way of financing the * House ' assessments "were *16,- whole wheat bread and butter, in the periphery of the western to issue administrative directives. again with bond counsels about the ant Valley; March 4, 7:30 p.m'., mixed fruit, milk. . . moderate numerical superiority troublesome West Side sewer pro­ project now by means of notes In S70;530 against the 1958 figure of half of town. Little wants that en- The" Algiers City Council ap- anticipation of asaessments. as Pleasant Va'llty at Wapp.ng, Union Friday: Macaroni and cheese, of long range missiles during the Funerals tire-'peripheiy opened up for hunt­ ,proved their appeal for funds posal. 314.109.2M. 'to ts numbering 2,888 was planned. at Avery St.; March 11, 7:30 p.m., vegetable sticks, bread smd but­ nest lhf and that the 10:30 p.m. This dance will be open Wednesday: Frttnkfurt on roll, YOUR A&P Cooked Hams correct The ad did not include le- Jackson said that in addition to board of Case Brothers Inc., will rectors. strike in answer to appeals from town would l>e sued for the State's .Other breakdowns for 1959 as to all 7th and 8th graders in town. potato chips, applesauce cake, gally.r^ulred mention of a 21-day fruit cocktail, milk. • , . . each cut it priced to give you excellent AAP offert you 6 economical weya to buy the SAC alert, much more money be held *Saturday at 3 p.m. at the The Board will also consider giv­ De Gaulle's delegate general to Al­ losses in site acquisition and other compared to 1958.Included: Tickets will be available at the should be spent for ballistic ■ mis­ appeal period, according to legal . 84 stores at *1,576,840 and 78 Thursday; Creame- u rkey on value . . . and you get a fJll share of center tlicei with either half. family hojne. 673 Spring St., High­ ing formal approval to the new geria, Paul Delouvrier. and Gen. counsel for West Enders who have costs. Martin has promised an an­ door. REGULARLY siles, Polaris submarines, Army land Park. pay and classification plan for swer to this part of the problem stores at *1,896,050; 15 mills at PTA to Meet waffle, whole kernel 'om or but­ Maurice Challe. -ircommander in appealed the assessments. tered peas, bread and butter, apple Modernization and space research. Mrs, Dennl.son, Who died sud­ salaried town employes. The Board chief of French forces In Algeria. The appeals against the *97,4.55 tomorrow. ■ *1,019,250 and 13 mills at *801,410; The Pleaaant Valley Scho<>l PTA Butt Half ^ Shank Half His estimate that the SAG alert denly yesterday at her home, has already given informal approv­ land *2,198,980 and *2,185,310; 4,- goodie-with cream, milk. ...T H E N Shank Challe stressed in his appeal will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the c Including c u e ln«ludlng would cost "not less than .J1 bil­ served as chairman of the board al to the plan prepared by Martin 053 cars at *2,159.810 and 3,541 school. Members of Scout Troop Friday: Fish sticks, baked beans, that the French army was fight­ plause from, a watching crowd of cars at *1,792,260; livestock *7,- cabbage-raisin-apple slaw, brown Cent«r SlicttL& Cantw lllwiLB lion for the first year of opera­ and president of the Case firm and State Personnel ofllcials. ing to keep Algeria French—a Red Cross^Names 62 under .the leadership of Scout- WATCH Portion LB tion" was much higher than the until 1952 when her son, Wells several thousand. 810 and *5,470; farm .equipment, maa'.er Sal Orlando will present a l>read. Cherry gelatin with cream, The Directors will also consider declaration that the rebela have A young lieutenant of Zouaves *79,970 and *138.165: goods milk. J»0 million asked by President Case Dennison, was elected pres- seating a public hearing on making l)een demanding from De Gaulle. program entitled "Scouting 3^111* Eisenhower in his new budget to the troops who have guarded the Miss Johnson to of manufacturers, *i;i67,820 and and Requirements.” Refreshments Senior High Whole appropriations for salary and wage Delouvrier also used the phrase *664,640; commercial furniture YOUR Butt Corttr prepare, for such an alert if it Cubah for months, said the Mos­ will be served. Monday: Baked ham, parsley increases for employes this year. "Algerie Frsjicais” (Algeria la lems were reluctant to join in the *162,360 and *176,610; , becomes necessary. A sum of *30,000 already lies in Fre,nch)_ in hli appeal and men­ Publicity Position _ T?®2E. ..1 .MeeUngs______potato, whole kemol com, bread Slice* LB Haini "Everybody favors fiscal sound­ demonetration. *129.600. and *98,470;- miscellanea 'and'bulte'rViriHk...... 'Portion LB the budget. tion^ " ‘the courage" of the "We have told them for a year ous *1,200,190 and *1,083,910, ■Wapplrig'(3iri Scout Troop 1 wdU SAVINGS GO ness." Jackson saPB. "Silt an arbi- The Board will also consider in­ European settlers in revolt. Miss Eva Johnson,, aaaistant'ad­ meet tonight. The next meeting Tuesday; -Breaded .veal cutlet, .trary limit on survival programs is and a half to venerate De Gaulle," Aircraft Heads List tomato saucer mashed potato, but-, stalling- sanitary sewers in High­ The general atrike— pafal3nte<) W M ld; "They TWT easily-see that ministrator of Manchester - Me­ ■"Unltea .'AtrSfW ' CoroT'^'eaded will be held Feb. 5 with' girls from- not soundness at all—it is national Senhora Margot Mattoso looks over a picture prepared for the Grades 5 through 8 meeting at tered asparagus, bread and but-' land St. and assessing benefiting most Algerian cities since the i / this new roov'eirient y hich cries morial Hospital, has beep ap­ the taxpayers list with an assess­ folly." ...... property-owners. A public hearing "opaque projector by Curtis Blake, a. sophomore at Manchester 6:30 pm. ter, milk. Jackson, a member of the Senate rising. ■Algeri.^ is French’ started off by ment of *794,300, followed by Wednesday: Ravioli With meat was held on this last summer. The High School. The audio-visual equipment use for teaching for- Restlessness of the Moslems pointed publicity chairman of the Girls In Grades 7 and 8 are to Armed Services and Congressional j:ign languages at the high school was one' of the things which saying ’Down with De Gaulle.' " Geqrge E. Weaver, trustee, with sauce, cabbage arid carrot salad, Directors decided to table action created a danger of new vio­ A merger of the more than 20 Red Cross blood program In Man­ *611,790. -He leases the "Podunk” receive their International Friend­ ^PER-RIGHT HEAVY,STEER BEEF BONE-IN BLOCK STYLE Atomic Committees, said he would until the new water mains had most impressed the Senhora. (Herald Photo by Pinto). ship cards on "S a y it in'Another roll and butter, milk. ask funds to begin building 10 lence. Some Moslems showed a French settlers' groups participat­ chester. building on Route 5 to United air­ Thursday: Hamburg gravy, CELERY HEARTS been installed. backTo-work urge. ing In the uprising may be in the craft. ■ Language" ai this time. A pro­ more Polaris submarines Instead of Her appointment was made by gram featuring foreign dances is mashed potato, buttered' green Martin said detailed plans and Street clashes broke out yester­ offing, d*:.Jite personality and po­ Edward J. Thoms, chairman of the .- Jean E. Shepard Jr. continues as the three asked by President Ei­ specifications are not ready yet for also scheduled. Girls -in Grades 5. heaps, bread and. butter, milk. day in Mostaganem, a Mediter­ litical differences among them.' Manchester Chapter of the Amer­ the: largest resident taxpayer, with senhower. ,bidding on the. aewers. through 8 will meet each Friday. Friday: Raked cheese sandwich, E S C A R O L E O R CHICORY Chuck Roost- * a *439,890 assessment. The Nu- 45 The nuclear-powrred submersi- ranean port of 50,000 about 200 Perhaps slgnalln; the otart, a ican Red Croes. potato sticks, stewed tomatoes, Other items for consideration in-_ Visit to U. S. Hectic miles west of Algiers. French rightist group known as MP113 an­ JVay Tobacco Co. of which he Is Mrs.' Jane Keefe bles, planned to launch missiles elude approval of the Glola Acres Miss Johnson has an extensive Funeral services were held Jan­ milk.- while surfaced or submerged, cost soldiers fired shots to disperse a nounced it has decided to dissolve Red Cross background, having president Is assessed for *48.000. subdivision; the town employes . Builder assessments are: Mor­ uary 21 at St. Thomas t Church. -Tim ifEV r - U.S. G O V 'T . IN S P E a E D GRADE A A AC an ejitimated *110 million each. demonstration by a crowd — most­ itself as a separate urit "in view first worked for the Manchester TEMPLE ORANGJS DOZ union’s" request for, a. union shop, For Brazilian Teacher ly Moslems — marching on city of the gravity, of the situation." ton A. Miller, trustee, Avery Bridgewater, Mass., for Mrs. Jane Helped by TV IURI i CT j iRoiiER-sToaiBs LB ■It Jaefison also called for: and acceptance of Sherwood Circle Chapter while still a high school Heights builder, *272,710; North- Keefe, widow of Charles Keefe and Quicker modernization of the hall demanding wqrk and shouting The group's leader. Robert Martel, student in 1918. She was later and Ansaldi Rd. "Long Live De Gaulle.” There were holds the university building. view Park Inc., *54.900; Pleasant mother of John F. Keefe of Fos­ Cleveland, Jan. 28 lAV—A gun­ Army and it» Increase to 15 full executive secretary from 1920 to,- NAVEL ORANGES CALIF. SUPER-RIGHT. TVAVORFUl, THRIFTY SUPER-RIGHT PURI POfK -- Also, the Board will consider ap­ A pi-pttv brown-eved American^try in September, spent a few days reports that 20 Moslems were In­ Valley' E s t a t e s Inc., *197.740; ter St. She leaves five grandchil­ man -entered a delicatessen last divisions. Instead of the 14 now proving the town counsel's recom- ' ' ' in Washington and proceeded to 1921. ’leasant -Villey Realty Co. Inc., dren. ' , night and announced: *oz planned. He gave no price tag on from the other side of the equator jured, but none by gunfire. Thoms said that during MiM ' Meetings Tonight Bologna lARGE SUCEO2 PKGS 45*^ Sausage Maot mendation for settlement of varioua universities. Senhora ­ Home Guards in Algiers. ek Rowe,. .11 moblie visit to be held Feb. 15. Present standings in the Sooth Pleasant Valley Club will'meet Mulec’s daughter, Denise, 3, was rent now in sight is the ballistic spring where town.speople for told the Rotary Club the other and women rushing to work and Windsor ElementaiTr School Bas­ watching a TV western. "I guess and see how much you can save by shepping at AAPi years have taken jugs to get will consider setting a public hear­ country\by bus. On their Itinerary traffic jams formed In the heart Strant 8t., waa recently graduated tonight at 8 at the Clubhoiise. missile buried in the Earth, night, "that sometimes I don’t from personnel achool at Lackland ketball LooRU'® arc; Union School, Group 1 is in charge of the pro­ the TV scared him,” said Mulec of SOUPS lO'/tOZi mounted on mobile railroad cars, nvountain spring water. She main­ ing for an appropriation for in­ were San, Francisco, Los Angeles, of thi^ city already blocked by bar- surance, filling vacancies on the have time to analyze. I just live.” the pueblo ,village in New Mexico Air Force Baae. San Antonio. boys, Won 3, Lost 0; gflrls. Won 1 gram entitled "Medic.” The re- the holdup :nan. C A M P B E L L S MEAT VARIETIES CANS Sirloin Steok la 95" Bologna avTHE pitci and carried on nuclear submar­ tained the park for the public as a Her schedule during .the next rfeades. memorial to hei father, the late Charter Revision Commission, and and other nigmorable spots. Texas, and has been transferred to ines." he said. few days inciudea hours of observ­ Only grocery stores, bakeries Bedford. Mass. His nevif address BLUE BC^NET m U B "Unfortunately, the Defense De­ Alfred Wells Case. authorizing Martin to ' sell some She and the other teachers spent and drug stores opened. The others, The Porterhouse Steok lb 99" Livorwurst by the PIECE partment often acta like an im­ stocks of the Whiton Memorial ing in English and foreign lanuage Christmas Eve in a pi.eblo village, ia A.3.C. Albert F. Rowe. 11360403. M A R G A R I N E SALES OFFER " PKGS Mrs. Dennison was a member of classes at Manchester High School, kept their windows shuttered ■with provident fanner who plants but the Montclair, N. J., Woman’a Trust' Fund. watching the natives dance and pa­ Lawrence G. Haacom, Hdqts. Round Steak i, 1.19 attendance at club meetinjgs at the posters outside proclaiming Doctor Says Ground Botf HAMBURO wdll not weed or fertilizeT-the Club, the Town and Country Club Martin will report to the Di­ rade with candles. “ Glosed becanse of the strike." A- R. D. C.,. Bedford, Mass. OUR OWN PKG atan'ed and stunted crop is too lit­ rectors on the status of budget high school and at service clubs, ,De Gaulle showed no indication in Hartford, the Wo.men'a .Repub­ such as the Lions and Klwanis, Got Cold Feet The ladles' night committee of T E A B A G S SALES OFFER OF 64 Crae Steok i. 1.19 Ground Chuck tle and too late," he added. lican Club In and preparation and other subjects. of budging from his determination meetings with teachers, and a visit "I never had the opportunity be­ the Town of Manchester Fire De­ .'. Holmes’ IMagnostic Method .lackson said the United States the Society of Colonial Dames in fore, and I never expect to have it to let the Algerians eventually de­ to the WNHC television studio in partment will meet tonight at 8 C«n Help Track Down Ills Fqncy Brisket lb 69" Center Shin of Boof had promised assiatsitce to "na­ Montclair, N. J. ‘She was a life again," she says of the experience, cide their own future—Integra­ 5 tions who are under the muzzles of New Haven to see/ educational TV at Co. 3 headquarters. Spruce .St. IN M I N T S VrS' member of the Mahcheater Coun­ "to feel my toes were freezing off tion with France, home-rule un­ ! By HAROLD THO.MAS HYMAN. Soviet guns to resist the powerful try Club. Mothers March in action. my feet. The temperature was four der France or independence. FresiYShoulders PICNIC LB 39" ^Lomb Fores • O N E IN and often superbly eq\iipped forces Senhora Mattoso is one of 400 I ■ .M.D. 1: 'A The Rev. Lawrence F, Almond, degrees above zero.” Paris police made flash raids I Written for>NEA Serrice NABISCO 1 LB FOR6TEWINO across their frontiers." pastor of South Methodist Church,^ To Be Continued 'teachers from all over'the world during the night on the 'headquar­ OREO CREME SANDWICH PKG Top R ^ d Roost LB 99" Veal "Yet we would be hard pressed visiting this coun''.ry under the When she leaves Manchester In j I don't know if you remember ■ O N E IN will officiate at the funeral service.' three weeks, she will go to Wash­ ters of right-wing extremist Ruth Millett to move only one division by air auspices of the Fulbright Scholar­ groups arid the homes of Jthe lead­ I that the author of the Sherlock Burial will bis'-ln the family plot in The Mothers’ March against po­ ington, D.C., for 10 daya-.to turn CANNON Htom^ound Roost lb 99" Veol Log TO ROAST transportation and these countries . East Cemetery. Friends may- call lio, arthritis and birth defects will ship program and the. State De- ers. One of the homes reportedly j Holmes whodunits was DOCTOR and the Soviets, know this fact," he pai’tment o f. Health, Education in a report on her experiences, her Reasons for Failing Grades BATH TOWELS LGE SIZE 22"x44" 2 FOR at the Dennison home. 673 Spring continue through next Wednesday, impressions of her life here. Her searched was that of deputy Jean- A. CoVfhn Doyle. Or that Dr. Doyle Fat Salt Pork ‘ u 25^ added. St., tomorrow, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Hazel Finlay, hororary chair­ and Welfare. Marie* Le Pen, who yesterday Ma.-r Ue In Parents’ Hands Face Ruim Roost LB 99" ImpreaNiona time will thpn'be her own. and .she merely applied the diagnostic tech­ PIG BARS 12ozpkg or Memorial donations may be made man. said. plans to visit New York City sought to rally studentji to stage I So junior is flunking high school Some of her impressions of us a sympathy strike for the Algerian I ,, , ,, failing Eiiglish nique of inductive reasoning to B U T T R Loin Lomb^Chops LB 1.09 Spore Ribs u49* to the Heart/ Fund. -The Watkins- The march, which is r door-to- where her grandmother and uncle crime detection. EDUCATOR COOKIES 9 bzpkg West Funeral Home, 142 E. Center door canvass covering the entire so far: On hoasehold appliances "It is live. She halsn't seen them in 20 ^■^frT*'were report that aimi-1 Since junior isnl dumb Let me tell you how you can us# M nnnif •ANQUET BROUN a AC SI., is in charge of funeral ar­ town to solicit funds , or the New years. Inductive reasoning to solve, or Rib Lamb Chops j r WmilVlB BMf,Oilekan,Turkty EA * » rangements. March of Dimes,' began, last,night easier for us to have a maid. Hav­ lar raids w;ere carried out in other and sls’s I.Q. is nothing to be SIIVIRBROOK ERESH CREAMERY ing applian’ces for us would require She will return to Brazil in time help your doctor solve.'some of WORTHMORI SUPER4IIGHT 4 OZ a |PC but illness and the need for more for the beginning of the 1960-61 big cities in Fiance ashamed of, their worried parents oz a very high standard of living. But A retired Air Force general. your medical problems. A sort of 11 Sliced Pork L^er lb2 ^ DaCQn CinteLnSlyW PKG .Anniversary Mass canvassers prompted the commit­ term. can’t understand the "why" of Butter Cremes coconut 29" we do much, much more work, Lionel Chaasin, was picked up for do-it-yourself diagnostic kit. PKG s u p e r -ri'G h t Mrs. Lalhrop, 69, A first anniversary Maas will tee to extend the rriarch. falling marks. I SUPPOSE. THIS SITUATION: FOR EVERY CHEESE USE be celebrated Saturday at 7'*'^ Mrs. Finlay said more volunteers even with a maid, than you.” questioning but released. Two CHOCOLATE COVERED D a c o n f a n c y s ii6 f p LB 39" Fmakforts59P In a large public high school in ; you have frequent headaches. You v' 2 LB a.m. for Mrs. Rose Rossi at St. are needed to cover ns yet unas- ' On the American pace of life— years ago Chaasin went under­ . 1. 1 ^ Clmd-O-Bit 7W OZ AAC SMOKED SLIcId 4 0Z A A C Passes at Home ground- to distribute antigovem- one Southern city the parents Of j have sense enough to understand REG- IE 79^ Peonuts Besf James' Church slgned streets. She added that sev­ "You have lost something precious. 54 per cent of the students are i that dosing yourself with painkill- WORTHMORE PKG A T Sliced Bacon ^f^ \ b 35" super-right PKO eral of the volunteer, mothers .air Even your recreation is directed." Hospital Notes ment propaganda during the 1958 P LABEL, FROZEN Algerian outbreak. wondering why their kids are fail- | era provides no intelligent solution 2 LB VINYL Mrs. Grace E. Lathrop. 69, wife ready assigned have become ill On education--"You are doing Ing in at least one subject. Theye r to your problem. You have been to Cold Cuts L’S S r r St' Of Everett P. Lathrop. died sud­ Visiting hours: Adults 2 to 8 1 'Warrants for the arrest o/ 80 Green Peas BAG 43^ JANE PARKER \ Ncjjro Educator with flu. wonderfully. You try to improve, is going to be an investigation 4o your doctor and he has been unable •ANOUIT - BEEP, CHICKEN of TURKEY denly this morning' at her home. Several volunteers began can­ especially in foreign languages. p.m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 6:30 to Vo try tq find out why so many stu- to find any explanation for you r. P LABEL FROZEN 42 Franklin St. Lp.m . Ohlldrrin’s Ward 2 to 7. Judge Robert Magnin. No names 2 LB V IN Y L vassings Ja,t«LlftS.t__weelL,And_early_ R r a a ll teaches more of them, and -denta-are-making failirig-gr«l«z. -mmplalnL-Maybe-youbie'^ven' been— dexo BLACKBERRY 0^ Moot Pies Foa 1.0 0 She was born in Bethel, Conn., To Preach Here this week to complete their rounds longer, but you are trying to im­ were 'gtyeifr Poos and CAatOTI ■ 37" 6 on Sept. 9, 18OT, a daughter of the The predawn raids were carried If the parents of the students to a specialist and nothing he’s before the deadline, ■ originally set prove, to use now wa.Vs," Patients Today: 206. who are getting one or more Fs done has made your headaches less Triplets BLUE STAMPS P. LABEL FROZEN SHORTENING out in Paris, Bayonne, Bordeaux, AAP Buys late Charles H. and Eliza "rucker The Rev. Dr. Hubert V. Man­ last night. ADMITTED YESTERDAY; V , Perkins. She had lived in Man­ One of the major .differences be,- Toulouse, Lyon, Marseille, . Lille,. would' ask themselves a fe\y ques- | frequent or less severe, PEACH P1ETS55T ning, president of Claflin College, Abbut 500 mothers volunteered. tween Brazilian high schools and Mri. Eloise Fairwealher, Fernwood tlons and answer them .honestly;— | Now, you've gone back to bigger Mixod Veg. 2 IB B AG 47" SPECIAL OFFER \ chester Tor 30 years.' Mothers interested in working Montpellier, Rouen, Reims and No. 1 Grads Fish Orangeburg. S.C..will be the guest ours'ts that the students have no Dr„ Bolton: Carl Wheeler, 98 For­ they wouldn't need’ any Investiga-, and bigger doses of one or.another P. UBEL FROZEN Large 8" 1 lb 8 oz pies at a thrif­ Mrs. Lathrop ■was a member of. for the campaign may contact the other places. 10c O F F O N preacher at both services Sunday choice' of subjeo.s, beyond their est- St.; Albine Gagllardone. Bol­ givM for eaoh 1 LB 12 0Z ty price. They're grand tasting' Center Congregational Church, committee by calling'-Ml 3-1715. In Bayopne, police raided the tlon. I pain’ killer and finally decided that Bxelusivslyl morning at South Methodist choice of a classical or scientific ton; Leonard Kearns. 5 Walnut They might very well start wUh j one’s about as good or as bad a» Boons g r e e n 47" Manchester Grange No. 31. state Campaign headquarters is at 771 home of retired Col. Jean Thomazo,- PKG Church. The Negro educator will course of studies. St.; Susan Guglielmi, Ellington: these: i another, despite what, the ada LB TIN JPd%C J A N E P A R U R - R EG . 69c and national Grange. Women's Main St. who won a seat in the National ' new aeeount of WORTHMORE CHOCOLATE HEAT 'N SERVE Benefit Assn., and Manchester Me- preach at«9 and 10:45 a.'m. ■ On city versus country living ■ ‘ Walteij, Palmer, Tolland; Michael Assembly after taking part in the Is sis of junibr going, steady 7 I claim. O N L Y 9 0 Giant Jelly Roll ea 59" moriSl Hospital' auxiliary group Membra of South Ghur'ch are ; ------:------l "The tendency in Brazil nowadays Donovan. 7 Ashland St.; Debra 1958 Algerian uprising. Thomazo, If'so, school work iasure to -seem $20.00 or more at the M int Cremes *’pkg^ 29" 3 Fried Scallops reminded to bring books for the Smith, Coventry; Lynn Schultz, 65 Here’s the spot to introduce you \,W No. 2. She ivas a past'noble -s.nd is to move into modern apartirients known as "Old Leathernose" be­ ta r less important than the teen to Sherlock Holmes and the JA N E PARKER .flA N IS H - R EG . 39c . of Sunset Rebekah lodge. college library to the services or PrtTgress Noted In the city." This is because trans- S. Main St,; Mrs. M. Godin, Notch cause of a patch he wears over a ggfi romance. CAP:N JOHN'S* I deliver t/hem to the- chiirch office Rd.. Bolton; James' Masker, Scott method of inductive reasoning: West Branch of the 10 OZ AAC Surviving, besides her husband, portatfon and comniupicalion to, facial war wound, was away. Does sis Or Junior have a car, You won’t need to wear his deer­ Pastry Ring ea 35" Oyster Stew are two sons. George H. Lathrop i for shipment to the college. The the countryside is poor in^ Brazil. 4>r;, Vernon; Charles Warner. Cov­ The solid sup.pprt of De Gaulle is the youth allowed to monopolize CAN a t I ehurch here-has joined with other.* On Junior High entry; Miss Irene McLa'ughlin, stalker cap and cloak, smoke his SaYings Bank of Manchester JANE PARKER SWEDISH RYE - teg 1.*» Porte Alegre. bloodless uprising which toppled activities that are school-spon­ thing that was'unusual about, your V o l. 2 thru 16 o n ly 99c ea Prim iMm I. till. It lurMMd Ikra Sii., Ju. ]0 A ifiKtIn I. tkli maamniBS Tklalli. officiate. Burial will be in East ference gives financial support to. per cent complete, and if work oiit- Her husband. Jose Carlos Mat­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son able . . \ and where they earn interest at the rate of 3 Lydall St.: Armand Moslem''-v;-ar veterans :from the BETTY CROCKER NltTtU IVIRIADY natural causes, according to Dr. Hartfoi^ on Sunday at 8-p.m. He ought to ^tart looking for hOT! the curtains were drawn and on display at.,Triple-S Redemption Center, 180 Market Square, the steel strilrt would have held Senhora Mattoso leaches eight- Roy, Thompaonville; Mrs. Marion. Algiers Casbah paraded In small when the sun set or the moon rose. GOLD MEDAL O R LEA N S ^ Bamuel B. RentSch of Glastonbury,, the reasons hlrSclf. Newington. LESTOIL . Cocoa .1,^ lb 3 1 1 lb4 9 . ’ «* ------• ' ■ ■ ■ up the school.are gone now and classes two or three times a week. Peck, 14 Strong St.; Mrs Thelma groups th' morning past the At the end of a \Veek or so, take CAKE M IXES asaiatant medical exaipiner. REI-OitT ON ADLAI DRAFT , long-span steel joints for the | -m Smith., 82 Wind.sor Ave., Rock- V.' Each class, hps 35 to 42 students. French cdlors On the barricades in a look at the record. Note the line­ devils food FLOUR DOG FOOD " The child waa born In Hartford. .Mi^^on, Wis., Jan. 28 and cafeteria ahotild be delivered FIRE DEATH PROBED There are three shifts of- classes viUe; Edward Muzikevlk, Wap- response to loudspeaker appeals up for Oiday or a night or a couple- WEST BRANCH “4 eO rr 09C *’7eOEF'' m gc WHITE, YiUOWn CHOC..MALT NESTLES SIMI SWifT , ALL PURPOSE * Nov. 3. 1959. Brides liis parenL* •fames l>oyle, ,a national figure any day. plng'i 'WiUiam Kiernan, ,Wllllman- ' Harfford, Jan; 28 (dh — Kob- 100% HOSEMtAT in a proiMiaed drive To draft in the school, one in the morning, from French veteran's: of days during which you had no piws 9 0 quarts 0 0 and paternal grandparenta, he is The plant ia'being put up be* tlc; Neil kellv^t Apdover; Fred One Moslem unit of about 100 ,ert W. Bayer,' 27,, suffocated lieadache. That’ll provide pretty Morsels iV zS ^ ^ 47" Aisvfrozaac aurvived ,by hia maternal grand- .\dlal .Stevenson for the Demo- one in the afternoon, and one in this morning during a fire In PKG 3 5 " b^jIg* 5 5 " « 2 . 0 9 hind the Police Station' on W. Mid­ the everiing for adults who have Libby,- 368 Woodland St.; SCott men carried flags and banners good alibis for trie suspects yoii Tiicl • cans; ' parents in East Hartford, and a crattr presidential nomination, dle Tpke. Snternis, 17 Chamberlain . St., his rooqi at 20 Charter U^k said today^ that there "will .be not yet obtained their high achool reading.’^ iv e Mdssu.” This refer- listed just oefbre and during this alsterl Lauralynn Ann Peoples. Rockville; Mrs. Rose-Marie Ad-, >ed to Paratroop Gen. Jacques PI. Police, members of the .fire free period. Than go through trio* Hjalik of j^anchester Graveside services will be held no fnrmar organization In that diplomas. marshal's office and city build­ bvings CHEF BOY-AR^EE BORDEN'S RIERMERAUD dlreetlon;’’ But*.he didn’t close Soccpj’ Backs Researoli— The achool year begins in March .aiqs, 611 Hartford- Rd.; Thomas Massu, a hero of the Europea.n set­ records of headache days and tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Hillaide Mitney, H6 Summit St.: Janet tlers'who ousted from his Algiers ing officials started an Investi­ sci'atch out the cleared suspects. " MARSHMAlLOtlj' Ceriietery, Eaat Hartford. ' the' door on an Informal move. and ends Dec. 15. there Is a gation on the caufe and condL MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADB Spaghetti & M eat Baltf Coffee Ring « g, 2 9 " Doyle, a former Wisconsin party Oslo — Norway’s Agricultural month's winter vacatlori In July. Krawiki,, Wapping; Mrs. Eliza­ district command by De Gaulle last Now you,’re on your way to make beth Wilson arid daughter, Chris-; week. Rons of the fire. According to ivhat we call a 'diagnosis by ex­ WEST MIDDLE. TURNPIKE FLU FF , Ofiarles E.{ Tennert chairman^ called a news confer-, Research Council' , now hks^..inore Until a few days ago she w ss topher Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Joyce Territorials In khaki unlXorma polios, a tire started in Sayef’i clusion.” MANCHESTER, CONN.- .Rdvioli with Beef h w o i o n B R ' ^ Bavlllln CuhiM-BMt or Chkkan k RneIrvUla—Charlea EwaM Ten? ence niter 'reports were, tdreu- than 17(]| researchers compared one of 32 of the teachers atudying sseond floor j«om and Mreod to ■BiboLM Ot aijlBEElOY-, At the University of Michigan In Smith and son, Jan Dr., Vernon; saluted the Moslem marchers from In andther colunin, I’ll tell you uart, 81. of Mila Hill ltd., died last ' Mad tliat he would beeome ez-‘ with only six 10 years ago. Most the third floor. It hufned HOURS: Mon.-Thuw. 10 A.M..4 P.M.-*F,rL 10 A.M.-8 P.M. Ann Arbor. Mrs. Patricia Johnson and daugh- atop, the, barrieadss. A few para­ how to deal with the remalninji Herbox 2S‘S3»' ■ itft after a brief lIIngM. ecotlvn director of n nsHonaJ of the • operating coet Is -financed Uirough^ the Door there. MEMBERS OF THE FEDERAL DEFOSTT1N8I7RANOE CORF. B e e f a r o n i „ ' ” a ' ? i , ? 4 r ^ CAN|65" The group amoved In tbiz t»uri- ter, Rt. 6/fjloUnn. troopers joined In wsvea of ap- suspects. *' ' ■** 'H a waa bom la ftockvllle De^. Draft-Stevemon movemenL' by revenue from soccer betting. ' ------— ,— . . . J — ------

/, ■\ ■V P A G E 3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN.> THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1960 t tSDAT. JANUARY 28, 1960MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, Ct)NN„ are collecting clot.hing to be sent TWELVE’ Covenlrf to Puean. A' film will be shown on Weekend Specials Feature T_ thin country during the meeting. » . BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE The Teen-lrl'ers 4-H Club wlll j PTA Planning fneet at 7:80 p.m, Wednesday aij Ribs of . Beef and Chicken I B u e » « v 's I 'L L TAKE 'e m '' PONT YOUV' NOPEI /Y A C 'NI 'WAIT INSIPE THAT the home of Joaiy .McKinney on 00-iT-vtftsei.F CATCH OTF A N ' HAVE A BUTIFYER I^WASHER A S H E TILLYER CLOTHES The Baby Has Cooper - Lane; XV. • . I laO TC A U SW T IN PWESSIN6 /WORRIEP IS PRYl The Domoor%Uc -women will Bv THE ASaoci.ATKn PRESS ^ Higher price tags for some wln- LAUNDRY COLP I'L L TOSS ' YOU'RE 00th C R D A S -^ THE W A IN ! CAN VOU MJ 'EM IN A WOOM? y ABOUT Aniwer to PrBvIom I Fashion Show aphneor a public i*MOtgiiabord from 'Take your pick between two i ter vegetables may result from an- wmitvtf jrevf.ieei •* • M'N*! seetheni »«e»tloe, it's wsitiat fsr j/wR^We W ,jw -njAT.t ™ M N «T H E FOUL ,^ R S M IN D OWV AW CU3THES, DRVER, SOMBSOPy PLEACiq SK fi p.m.‘ t « 8 phv. Saturdiy at the popular favorltea ribs of beef other cold snap in Florida growing CelsmteiM - « wfsr|_llHly r»|»w«blt i«tM. H w <• IW Sli - THESE ze>* liN b -*- h/w e n t ^ t o e n t e r Bibla Story BUSS 7 WET ELWERI SEEIN’ YA, n The Cttventry Grammar School Naithan Hale qommunfty > Center. or frying chicken — for next Siinr i areas. The weekend siege of freez- tSert's • eosieiri# «s4irttlais«flt •! SW •• "!■*• tSi HWPI MBARD OF W YOU 3ACKALS CJ Been Named... j THIN6S! FOULER i PTA is planning a fashloh show Dancing wilt fojlbw the dinner.. dav's dinner, 1 ing weather was the worst since a •00 I t r i *< «•»« S«««S. *wrt«'»lH peel pe4 tWieree’S lAMrriSn W m e t h o d FOR AMERICAN il 8 Permitting manv siipermarkota and neigh-1 Hardest hit. grower^ said, were ^tOM EB LANDfiPO^ SUCCESSFUL CRlTlCS , CL 1 Hebrew ;.jgTBm committee is ill charge or vited to take part fii the annual pMl • SnMk b»r, einiM reoai tad tpcktill levnf* • Suit Itrtew OeWet, 7 Canadian .prophet Tollaml county 4-H Club Talent borhood groceries this week. Beef | beans, cucumbers, squash, toma- y K M Ist tieimiee. Opts Otc.. JS to Mty 1. Wrrto tor color folpor. DOU^E I FENCE^l£O^^ALlNS fj I c ONTEST/J s ^ national park ; arrangements. 7 Btblleil river S h ow .'T h is wiW he held' .at 7:30 as Ibw as 59 cents a pound com- [ toes, sweet com •"<1, P*PP*5"' 8 Of the East Those’ in charge w ill he Mrs. as gamt Lynne, daughter of Coast Guard En. 3.C. and Mrs. p.m. Feb. 97 Bt the Sew Rockville pa res with a minimum of 85 cenla are more expensive this week ; t ’ ■- '-T• ' ' " , v;- 13 Citrui fruit 0 Color i Daniel Andrewif. M ri. WMllam Be- 0F|LU8BER^> A - 14 Intmtiee Arthur F. Jarvla, Cape Ann Light Station, Thatcher's Island, Hi^h School. All en.trv forma miial a pound 's year-ago, w hile-fryers are eggplant and lettuce. 7/ 10 Numskull w ; lekewicz, Mra. Robert Cleverdon, Bargain hunters are advised to i Anufei w fit Rockport, Maas. -She was bom .Jan. 12 at Addison Gilbert Hoe- are 39 cents a pdund against 43 ISM ortiii 11 Athena Mrs. Donald Bowman. Mrs. Wil­ be turned in to Ihb 4-H office in 16 Moves Q E s n ra pital. Gloucester, Maae. Her meternal grandparents are Mr, and at one chain's N ew Y ork m etro­ turn to outstanding buys such as lELOO/jE^lr 12 Bird’s home c a a H H liam Glenney, Mrs. Robert H. Rockville by Monday. sidewise m Mrs. Francis B. Breen, 2.5 Foxcroft Dr. Her paternal grandpar­ politan area store.s. carrots, medium yellow onions, ■, Ut. f«l. 19 G l'i address W'ilcox and .Mra. Wesley Lewis. Church Services potatoes, parsley, spinach, mush­ w o l t w w * ITH Isw ife 45 Unoccupied ents are Mr. and Mrs. Aime Jarvis. 11 Fenwick Rd. Her ma­ For those dho like a hearty 31 Steeples 20 Cartoonist •Supper o f NatlOna* Set Mre. Zilpha BooUi a Congrega rooms and cooking greens like col- turned to salt 22 Indian dogs 31 Refusal 46 Forest ternal greA-grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dunn. Nor- The Women's Auxiliary to the; tion^l Chiistliifi miailonafy in the breakfitsl on cold winter morn l-t« lard. kale, mustard greens and 18 Storehouse 23 Diminutive of 34 Vindicates creature M'ich. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mri. Angelina Jarvis, Coventry volunteer Fire Assn.'I Union of - Smith.------A f r l- ^ .tinder------the- ings. . bacon...... anda eggs are ..nespecial .c ia l turnip greens. BY V. T. HAMLIN 30 Make lece Stanley 36 Embellishes 47 Makes French Rd„ Bolton. ' ! American Boaitl of Commlsaionera ly attractive in price these days. A L L E Y OOP 31 Periodic * • • « • has adopted a budget for the Most of. Florida's citrus fruit 34 Italian resort 37 Squeal (slang) mlstal^ •for Foreign JJisaiona.for. the past P'ish lovers w ill find scallops at YEAH.. BUT SYNYCOU-ONT I W O N T / I ONLY WELL,WHAT •I'lewance 46 Peer Gynt'i Bernard John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Donth, IBi- year totaling 3500. came through the cold weather 2S Herdsman of 40 Play host to To help meet the adopted ^ 12 years, will speak -at .the First i bargain levels along the East HE- HAVE TAXEKJ IT BUY / NEITHER SAID, DO WE DO 33 Try (coll.) mother I»o m ia St- H e,w as born Jan. 12 at Manchester M em orial Hos­ with only spotty damage, so THE COLONNSOES HOTEL Tekoa 41 Odd (Scot.) ■ Congregational______tiondl fmiirch(lurch Hphd Hphday . coast, while halibut is markeo M-4S THE EVIPENCE _ . \ OUTSIDE INSTEAD THAT.' L WILL I MAYBE NOW, WRITE 36 .Of the North 81 Qflnk mad* pital. Hla niaterrtal grandparents are Mr, ahd Mrs. Leortard ; budget, the auxiliary will serVe a oranges and grapefruit are etill P.O. lOX 47» • «IVIESa lESCH, FLA., TEL. S*LM KACW Vt 4-8231 27 Silkworm 42 Stagger The'___ two______regular Church ..„urch SclSchool down in the Mid-Atlantic states .XING WHAT IT IS,' OF BLASTING UP IT WAS.' HIM OFF? 30 bramatlc '1th malt Tipping. New Bedford. Mass. His paternal grandfather is Joseph I "Supper of Nations" at the South included on the best buy list. THROUGH 38 Routes (ah.) 43 Gem sessions will meet at 9:30 a.m. at and Midwest. I'D SAYOXY'S ANT- action Donth, Johnstod. B. I, He has four brothers. Joseph, 13: i Coventry Firehouse March 30...... GRAVTTY MACHINE ROOF like 33 Main artery Michael, 11: Clifford, 9 ’^, and Robert, S 'l, and two-slaters, Nancy, Dishes will feature traditional | the church to hear Mr«...iBooth. WAS A SUCCESS THAT.t - T" 2 3 4 i 7 6 10 r 12 33 Idolize r 7H, and Deborah, 3 'i. foods of Ireland. Italy. Greece. Po- ; During the lOi^S i.in. morning ( 34 Confederatitf ^ . *'*.»•* • land, - France and ■ -Sweden. — — 'worship services .Mrs, Booth will 33 Posiea IS ' Scott-Peter, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Carroll M. Worthington Jr., There w-ill be a limited' sealing also speak at the aainetaiary. A cof­ . l a 38 Three wise NABISCO PREMIUM SALTINES 17i IB i4 ' of Pembroke. N. H. He was bom Dec. 12 in Concord, N. H. i capacity of 108 persona. Reserva- fee hour will folfcO^. The two pro- men from a Mrs. Worthlhgton is the former Constance Roy of Manchester. His I lions may be made by contacting. .grams are being fi^nsored by the II h e W O R S T ; th e ----- 17' li 16 2A maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Howard Roy, 88 Jensen : Mra. M ilton B. Znrmuhlen, Church School. ■ IS Y E T T O SB Lovers of ■ ■ .■A new membership, committee Sunday morning worship serv­ C0ME,MA30R» cruelty St.. Manchester. H e has a sleter, Kathleen, 3H. PILLSBURY FLOUR S u«.5U--25 u».S1i95 A • » • • has been formed with Mra. George ices at he Second Congregational 41 Tahitian Church w in be at 11 a.m. The Rev. foddesa 24 28 2i 3 T Tammy Lee-Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Psul S. Risley. Medvets as general chairman. Allison R. Heaps, interim minister, 44 Sot 821 Camellia Ct.. Sanford. Fla. She was bom Jan. 18 at Seminole Those wishing to join the auxili- Memorial HospiUl. Sanford. Fla. Her maternal grandparents will give his final sermon. He has 48 OZ. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 45 Fish SO ar>' may call her at her Woodland Hl-G ORANOE DRINK 48 Mend ■ sve Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berds. Niagara Falls. N. T. • Her paternal Rd5home. served m interiin, minister for the STORIES y WAEwyWaEi*. TM.»»g.W.E ‘ 50 Peruser S3 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Risley. 127 Highland « Three new members liave been past three months. FOOD m 13 Motive St.. Manchester. She has » brother. Paul Sherwood II, 8. and a added to the enrollmentx Mrs. A farewell tea for ti.e Rev. Mr. SB 37 83 Greater In sister, Shelley Diane. 5. , John H. Hill. Mrs. Helen Ham il­ Heaps and «Irs. Heaps will be THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ■ • • • • • ', V- ' FRIEND'S PEA BEANS atature Si 40 ton and'.Mrs: William Schieldge. given at 3 p.m. Sunday * t , the M V F A TH E R YES, I HAVE THE MY POP • • 84 Fred and Lynne Marie and Ijiiirie Ann, twin daughtera of Mr. and Mrs, Each member has been a4ked to I Church Community House. CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS WOULD SAME PROBLEM, WOULD Grade XT 42 4S 4B 4B 4t George White, 14.3 Robert Dr., Wapplng. They were born Jen. bring in an apron to the Feb. 22 As of Monday, the Rev, l^win HOLLYHOCK.. FAIM T BSPiloU ■ 20 at Mancheater Memorial Hoepital. Their maternal grandpar­ meeting at the South Coventr.v ' M elneker will assume his duties as BAKERS VANILLA EXTRACT A9i -*I WAVE F A I N T IF d TO BE VERY IF I DOWN BA s T ents sre Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Patrick, Providence, R. I.' Their firehouse. These -iVill go tow;ard ■ pastor of .he local chg^ch. I DIDN'T paternal grandparents sre Mr, and Mrs. L. MIckelaon, Tamp/^ 39c CAREFUL DID.' lla r th the Christinas sale in December, Sunday Mwses' at St. Mary's APPIAlif WAY PIZZA PIE G E T A N B2 BS Fla. They have two aiaters. Sherry, 3'^-, end Kimberly. 17 ABOUT MY 3 Italian itream Teen Dance Friday 1 Church w ill .be s t 7:30 a.m.. 9:30 XA' montha. I a m,, and 10:30.a m., and at St. J ^ 81e STUDIES 3 Spar S4 BA • • • • . • i There will be a dance for teen-1 » ■■■., CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS > la 4 One (Fr.) i P agars tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the seph'a Church in Er.gleville THAT HF.AVEXLV COFFEE .\laneon Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Weir. .548 Nathan Hale Community Center 3 For 29c Manchester Rd.. Glastonbury. He was bom Jsn. 21 at Manches­ HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE . ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and I for the benefit of the, New March of Dimes ^Ind campaign. Manchaefer Evening Herald Cov­ Mrs. E. R Hellstrom. 1646 Hebron Ave.. Glastonbury. His pa­ 1 LB. 78e Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs entry corrrspp.ndent, T- Pauline SAVARIN COFFEE SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mre. L. A. W'eir. 548 Manchester Howard A. Craft, l^r. and Mrs U n ie , telephoha P ilg rim 2-8281. | 14 OZ. 21c Rd.. tliastonburv. ------^------HUNTS CATSUP VOO Know, IT Herbert WV Tiove,' M Mi is sr BernaTd- riiappel!, Mra. Jean johnaon. ilrs. Homemade Saoee ■ V400LWT^I?PR«e M6 IF WE .\ndreiv Philip, son o f Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Cohen. 170 Bene­ 2 LB. TIN— Deal Pack $1.33 Oarl Reinier, James Coviello and Add prepared horserTdlah and EHLERS COFFEE D BECAME MOK LIKE TilE aPriAUitl dict Dr.. South Windsor. He. was bom Jan. 19 at Hartford Hos­ Wbreeaterahire saueff to thd cataup-i j pital. His maternal grandmother is Mra. Etta SupovUz. Rox- Charlee Lowery.' HUNTS TOMATO PASTE .o> 3 For 31c .5leetings Sel or chill aatice you are planning ,to 1 i-'i* l-v» i -1f«> >y Mt» T M. ^lit. ■ bury'. Maas. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Abra- Climax Chapter. OES, will meet serve with corned beef hash. This • hani Cohan, Hartford. • • • 4 • art 7:45 p.m. W'edneeday at the is a steal from a regular seafood , | LONG SAM BY A L CAPP and BOB LU B BERS sauce! EHLERS COFFEE Dnivna Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving August. 626 Maaonic Hail In Merrow. Membera MUTTS DOG FOOD 3 For 29c A BOS H»NER ®OTA HEART -WITH A B6AUTFUL6IRLTHAT ’’.THIS WOULD BE THE OrtE TIME Center St. She ws4 bom Jsn. 12 at Hartford Hoapital. Her I SAME ASTHE NEXT fClXA. « S sere ON HIS BOS? ousta I WOULDWT BE FRUSTRATED. maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiley. 2 Olcott "Sound Your A For EtHor*" HEART BEATS A LTL FASTER FEW LOUSY MINUTES, IS THIS WOULD BE O N E TWE- St. H er putf'mal gTandparenlR are Mr. and Mra Joaeph Belisle, IMCN A BEAUrm. eiRL. ALL-AND THEY PART— ' rpsEE irTHRooeHrrrr Sttafffford Springs. Her maternal great-grandfather is William CCBieSKTOHISIJFe, BUT FOREVER, /tVAVBE. WELL, Wiley and her paternal greatrgrandmothers are Mrs. Augusta HOW LONG R?ES THE WHai 1 SEEN VOU, MISS- August and Mrs. Kathryn Barrett. PAULINE’S FISH MARKET KAPEUP/HYMIND- • • • • • (FORMERLY_Gr,OROE an* , k, TA VJ. 0,. iWarraret -llin. .daughter of Mr. and Mra, Walter J,-,Bill,-4-- ARE ’I89 > C m AIN ST,^'EXt W W HITDN LIBKAKT; I:3««t*- lionsrer Burke Rd., Rockvili^ She w-as bom Dec 23 at Hytford Hos­ WOO K100IM6? pital Her maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. John Nouak. 15 W eat Rd . Rockville. , She haa a brother, Ray-mond. 5: and a Bister, Roaanne Marie. 20 months. Full Line Of Seafood • • • • • Kevin Wayne, son of Mr. and Mra. Ffrederick A. Edwards, 318 FRIDAY SPECIALS . -t E Middle Tpke. He 'was born Jan. 28 at Manchester Memorial HOMEMADE T.H. Il,(. U *^. «». Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mt. and Mrs. George CLAM CHOWDER — CHILI — BREAD f -f S g ,W0 ,, Nr, S.T.-U. IM r. Barlow. Methuen. Mas.s. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Charles .1. Edwards, Methuen, Mass. He haa two "Dad't b«8n teaching' ma to akata juit like he said, JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD brothers. Garv. 9. and David. 5. FRESH MEAT COI.D CI TS Mom-— from the bottom up!” • • • * • A vA CREEL GETS TO THE, But she rdesnt have it very long... ' SAVE IT. JUPI7...EVERYTHIN6'S Gail France*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Abel; Dunn OPEN DAILY 9 to 6—THURSDAY. FRIDAY 9 to 9 LOOSE eUN FIRST... JUCT DANDY NOW, Rd.. North Coventry She was bom Jan. 20 at Manchester Me­ morial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. BY ROUSON nSH. SCAUOPS. FRIED CHICKENS LITTLE SPORTS Robert Havden. 35 Earl St. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. ond GRINDERS TO TAKE OUT Cm*, 'te C«p^ and .Mrs. .Toseph Duai.o, Dunn Rd.. N orth Coventry. She has a TM-W#f*d RV'fc *wd. P®bbie4-vnn..^. i . CYHweSTIC -#•••• m ep tay CALL Ml 9-1544 % Andrew Mvron. son of M r and Mrs. Armando R. w h G n y d ii Pine St. He was born Jan. 18 at Manchester Memonal Hospi- tal. Her maternal grandnarent* are Mr. and Mra Myron > Boeliach.-669 W. Middle Tpke. Hia paternal grrandparenU aje m Mr* and Mrs. Eugene Darna. 677 W. Middje Tpke. ' ... -i...... -““T great-grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Armando Daraa. Hollyivood. Kla. . . Thomas Benedict, .son of Mr., and Mrs .^m ard F. Bo'an^ 49 HUNT’S B. C. B Y J o h n n y h a r t W inter St. He was bom Jan. 20 at Manchester pital. Hli) maternal grandparents are .Mr and Mrs. Cliffort TOMATO SAUCE 10” “ 91( l‘U Dutton East Hartford. His palerna! grandparents are Mr. and Plantland ■ r> BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Mrs. Henry' Boland..49 Winter St. • • ♦ * • • SHURFINE TOMATQ rilElTHeR Mis PICTURE NOR THE ! ON THE PARKWAY J b «n l..5 3 j ^ACCOUNT OF HIS.\I0YAGE IK Darlene Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. THE MISSILE-FIRING NUCLEAR Vernon Trailer Court. Veinon. She was bom Jan. 20 at Man­ CATSUP S U P e n M A P K iT SUBMARINE’ CAVIAR' EVER chester Memorial HospiUl. Her grandpamnU are Mr APPEARS IN PRAVDA... (VllS ONE-WAY TRIP and Mra. Albert D. Tilton. N ew Bedford. Maw. W TO SIBERIA grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Antone Pen?', New Bedford. Mdas. SHUKFINE HPD. ROAD COR. McKBE ST.^HHONE Ml R-853E REMAINS FOREVER She haa a sister, Enola ^ ^... A CLOSELY GUARDED M r. Donald Hyde trill thotc 5“ ’* 39c PRUNE JUICE W e G iv e AND UNRECORDED ljuirm Ann, daughter of Mr ALWAYS PLENTY OF SECRET. Lawrence St . Rockville She was bom Jsn. 20 at Msn^ester FREE PARKING C o n e a m e rs M emorial Ho.spital; Her paternal grandfather, is John Geaaay CUT-RITE Prnfit-Sharirg Sr.. Tunnel Rd., Vernon. Color Movies Open TUI 8 P.M Tkuradnya OlAS, although THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES 2 ’•"•49c DPMI Ttn • P.M. Frktaya S ta m p s Kevin Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Williain Gormley. 2 WAX PAPER *V0F THE U.S, AND ALLIED NATO NATIONS ARE Jan Dr Vernon He was bom Jan. 21 at Manchester Memonal ^•REACHING AND LEARN MANY THINGS, THE FATE ON ATTRACTING aad PRESERVATION Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. OFRUSSIA'S brilliant SUBMARINER, BORIS BATH SIZE aONELESS EfiOVJTCH.IS AN EVERLASTING MYSTERY.. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Monetle. 109>j Orchard St. Rockville. His paternal grand-. mother is Mrs. Marv Gomiley. Wethersfield. iDF OUR NATIVE WILD BIRDS WEP/ I JU6T WENT ER...Y0U GR3d t I MU4T C0NFE6S DOVE SOAP \ 3 *""710 DEAL HOME TO GET GOME DIDN'T TAP THAT I DID-BUT THROUGH THE PBOF'ER USE OF Thomas John, son of" Mr. and Mrs. James J. McBride. Oak PORK ROAST 1 - MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD BACK 4 0 ME IN, MOPE MONEY WINTHROP<9 HOW DID YOU Wappiltg. He was born .Ian. 20 at Manchester MeTnorial KNOWTHAT? St ; Free Flashlight! R»5TrFHrTBC" 400N,FR60? BCMS. PIGGY BANK, Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and HOUSES, FOODS and F||EDS ^ YOUR SHE IS? WHY, MARGARET, DID YOU, < * c SISTER-IN-LAW WELL, HAVE WHAT HAS BROUGHT ~ Y FREP7 deBoves, Detroit. Mich:, P * ‘ * '? * ' w h « OID MOTHER SAV IS HERE.^ , HER COME VtDU DOWN HERE? Mrs.. G .F. 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‘ I'.’ t .1 • MANCHESTER EVENING-JtERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JANUARY '28. I960 FOURTEEN Rangei^T ,1- Freed U.S; Gup Captain For Moi League Lea< V*:.C.V - ..i. . > Vvxa . - * , U.S. O fficialsj EAST SIDE MIDGETS Hew York JSn. 28 (4^-1 Czucliry Quits Coast Guard, In a low scoring Midget league seven points separate the Matld game at the East Side Rec last Hockey-League’s paC* SSttlrtt M Name Bartzeii| night the Ladders beat the La\&- treat (janadlens and the isist pldca . ' '• - v t Plans to Enroll at UGdnn men, 20-14. After a close flrst half NSW York Rangers. But ycni^evep in which the acore was tied, Den­ would surmise that thefo 16 >that As Assistaiii Mliupljyn Boach, Fla.) Jan. R* desires New York, Lo* their records against eaoh d Q a n . "•tic, fourth cla.85 (freahman) star of the Coast-Guard sExiiansion could come to baskets to give the Ladddra a lead The Cansdtens. who' hsAfO'-. lost the .Nation|l Football League were the' only negative vote* on Angeles and pei ips San Fran- that they never relinquinshed. New York, Jan. 28 (/P)— Academy varsity team, ha.s resigned from the amendment proposed by Ed­ cisco." For the winner#, Smith scored Only eight games all season, ipd U.S. tennis circles—without a to d f tk 'iL win Anderson, president of the Same Territd: the Rangefs have met lO Utftes. the Academy. ' ' 1,: (Vgreement can be reach Ad on eight points while Billy McCabe New York has won four aft4 tied noteworthy dissent today Czuchry. who will leave the Academy today, said he Detroit Lions. The AFL has teams in NFL chipped In with seven. For the hailed tlie selection of David how many team* to admit. New Commissioner Pete Rozelle. territories of New York etm Lawmen, Gary Gentilcore was one. The tie came last night srhen plans to enroll at the University of Connecticut at mid­ decitlon can be reacbod on Angeles and Is considering Invai they playOd to a 2-2 deadlOOte at Ft:eed as America’s Davis who took over the chair at the high man with 12 of the 14 points. MadtoOn square Garden. :• years and complete his fre.«hman year tHere. wtiM to admit the new franchise* meeting yesterday, said the own­ ing the older league's San Fran­ ~ ST SroE BU8INES.SMEN Cup captain. The Salt Lake. • - l 660 or 1661. Cr even later. ^S^ues Plante. Montreal goOlie, Czuchry was tlie leading scorer for the Cadets with ers would vote on expansion either cisco -grounds., night at the ESaat Side Rec. hraa aijOwed other teams only''an City financier, little known In big- 6. A plan acceptable to at least The strong possibility that Dal­ Don Wims remained undefeated titrie tenni.s. was de.scrihcd as a 138 points in 10 games. He also was the team's top play- late today or tomorrow. The de­ average of 1.9 goals a gsMe. The maker and only last Saturday almost pulled the Wes­ 10 owners oan be worked ont on cision could admit any combina­ las woidd be accepted in 1980, was by downiiigt^berty Mutual, 44-43. Rangers have beaten him 40 times good sdm inistiBtm . a Arm leader allfiirnent of conterences, sched­ betfause*‘of the great expense the The RenuMintaMscat ^ u th Meth­ and a good developer of talent. leyan game out of the fire in the closing minutes with tion of one to four teams. In the lO clashes for a fOur-jfoal uler and player allotment. Texas people have gone. to. Oh the odist Men's Cluh;s^0-40. average. ; ■ U.S. offleiaU also were com­ his driving tactics. ^ Yesterday, the owners meeting Waiting for Decision .. ■In the flret gamethe Garagamen mended for naming Bernard (Tut) Representative* of Dallas, Min- baais of Halaa' promise ot a WORLD BEATER—Italy’s Eugenio Monti speeds toward the finish line in his two- Last night rockle Ken Schlj^el Capt. John P'orney, athletic director at the Academy on the eighth day of their annual nCapolls-St.* Paul, St. ! Lpuis and franchise the Rangera as the club edged the Inaurancenwlkjn the last man bobsled during the world championships in Cortina D’Ampezzo. Monti^holds three got the Rangers equalizer a t 6:48 Barlzen of Dallas aehstant cap­ winter meeting simplified expan­ would be known, have signed 30 minute of play, afterV^-ailing tain—an imprecisdented ao.lon. and one of the Cadet all-time cage stars, admitted Miami, Fla., are here waiting for world titles. Of the third period after the ^ y - George Barnes of Chicago, new- “We're losing a fine prospect, one who .will become a sion IL'that is their pllfasure. An the league's decision. Each has ap­ players, hired a coach and estab­ throughout. 56(11118 was led by-3<>b maklng and shooting wttardy of /j. amendment!- to the constitution was lished an organiza-tlon ready Gagnon who eciired 14 points, big Jean Bellveau had pushed the ly elected president of the U.S, great basketball player in years to come." passsd redi^icing from a unanimous plied for a franchise. The rumor action. Also, 11 members last winners used a full court press to' Lawn Tennis As.“n.. aaid: is that Dallas, will get in this year Canadians ahead, 2-l. ■...... Ill, I I — I— vote to iD/13ths the number ne­ tober promised them A fram advantage. Along with Gagnon, ^B^/ore You Can Sedre, You Mutt Have n Goal* Bellveau got a goal and an .as­ "We fed we have an out.stand- with the othsra approved for 1961 Mel Segar helped the Northeinders. ing combination in Freed's tennis cessary to take on new teams. or later. tbis. year. sist as he tied idle BrOnci^'Hor­ and managerial ability and Tilt's Oeotvs Halas of the Chicago The Ranger* have .two players, Bruno Moske (15) and Bill Downey vath of Boston for the NHL Scor­ Beara, chairman of the league's While the -dlecuaeion on expan­ quarterback Don Meredith of (14) were high eeorers for the ing lead with 62 points; Tho goal knowledge of the game and famil­ Ellington Victorious sion went on here, Commissioner iarity with young' tennis groups Expansion Committee, hailed the Southern Methodist, and halfback loeers. was hU 30th of tho eompaign. amendment as the most impor­ Joe Foes of the American Foot­ Don Perkins of New Mexico un­ The Remnants ran away from Hurt Two Years Ago, In the league’s only other game, coming along. ball League commented from Dal- "We think Freed will be s won- tant. change in the NFL in 25 der pensonal service contracts. the Men’s Club in the liret quarter the Toronto MaplO Leaf* m ^ed years. lS« that if the NFL ehquld come They get handsome figures even and then held on to the lead-to within a point Of second place De­ derftil Influence on the team. Into Dallas, it would "not be con­ triumph. For the winning team, Barlzen stand.s as one of the hard­ Cheney Tech "It waf the moot important if the Dallas team never ma- troit by downing thO Chicago sidered a kiss of love,", indicating Ralph Carlson (10), Ray Duchalne Black Hawks 2-1. Davo Creighton, est working players I know." thing to happen in our league terialiss*. This prompted Tex o’!! Walk Some Day since George Marshall and 1 put it might create strife between the Schramm, Dallas general man­ (12). Bill Jackson (10) led the veteran center brought up from ■ The outgoing captain. Perry two leagues. He said it was a •coring parade. For the Meth- Rochester of the American League .Jones of Los Angeles, called the With five players hitting in double figures, and converting' througli .the rule allowing the ager, \ o comment: HEAD-TO-HEAD—.lesse Bnwdry (left) of St. Louts and Henry Hank of Detroit ex- quarterback to pass from any poor example of harmony hs "They (Meredith and Perkins) odiats, lOders Cash and Miller "T(M»e," he aaid. “th* moat CtoipanaUa has had hU own M s rmlacement for the Injoi^ action "well-de.served recognition .. .of 23 free .throw attempts. Ellington High easily romped j. sought. •cored 13" points apiece. Glen Cove, N. Y., Jan. 28 (/P)f |A rry Regan, came up With the rhange blows to the head in sixth round of bout at Chicago Stadium. Later in round for all the invaluable contributions 18 place behind the line of ecrim* will be expensive salesmen If we portsnt Thing is that I'm able to daily network radio show for over over Cheney Tech yesterday afternoon. 86-.P.5. at Ellington. mage." said Halas. Roselle, who was elected to a don't get in this league now. It WEST SroE JUNIORS ' —Above thfe special-built bed, •ujfport my'igmlly. 'niat'a th* pur­ a year. Recently, he began a local wnning goal at 7:88 Of the» final . r e f e r e e halted the bout and awarded \nctory to Hank on a technical knockout-. (AP. Freed ha.s so generously made to Standing* on the wall of Roy Campariel- period. the game. " It was the winner* seventh trl-*------^ ^ ^ ^ . Then he 'signed and said; three year, $50,000 contract as will cost us in six figures overall pose of every^-nutn In this world. weekly television ^Ow. He also Photofax) Hail DeeiHtnn iimph In 12 starts, while the Rang- „ 2. hosting Holy Trinity of Hart­ "Wouldn't It be nice If George NFL boSsdTuesday night, retort­ if we fail to make the grade. W. L. Pet. la'8 bedroom, hangs a small­ Thank God I am'Ahle to support will handle the In-between portion er* have now gone on and off the ford, would join me now in pushing ex­ ed; "Incidentally,", he added, "we Lea's Market , ...... 6 1 .857 my family the saAe., way ' I did of 16 doubleheaders of New York Professional P ro m o ter .lack .671 sized plaque. The inscription Kramer, who served s.s .lones' court 12 times, and still have not .Kliiniins r(3thafy- all the facts. I’d lSiKer-not-“say- -mo busy-and happyr-It-helpe keep been successful in dealing wiih (10). ' d Hftmlltcn...... 2 March of Dinies Benefit planck School. looking stx-by-slx inch plaque as Sfgnfiliiga----- young pla.vera in hi.s area. He is Bill idcMullan led the losing 3 K.sur- . . . ; ...... ;...... -. 4> anything until I do. .God knows my mind off my condition. W. L. Pet. 1 KcIlRfi ...... t) John Coniiblly hit for 10 points much a s . sny .of the dozens of I've tried hard. His mother is just “If only person* similarly handi­ s firm and real leader." Tech boys with 19 points. Other 2 Krt^lfch ...... a and Bob Danahy nine and Jim awards, including his there most Violets ...... , . . . . 7 a .778 Ham Richardson, former, top- sick over K,” he aaid almost in a capped would be given work of .667 r'Uir.r.rrn Ton 9S (IP'i__ K vpr-’fore tuid I followed an urge to rtojt. t Rntei-pn»^.- Inc., and Matrhmake^r •high scorers for ^Coach Tony , ...... -1 • Hoop Twinbill Sunday Curry seven for Houses. Naasiff's Valuable Player plaques, he re­ whisper. - some kind, what a gree.! thing Roses ...... 6 S Lnicaffo, .jaiv .iO c : ,.J and one nf hi.a | Ben Bentley, who promi.»ed him an ranked U.S. player who qiik Davis D'Abgona's quinjel were Boh Blinn sUll lack the scoring punch and ceived as a big league baseball Orchids . ■...... 6 8 .667 Cup pls.v after s feud with .lones 14 TomU -, ,--r*-,V- 14 Campanella was referring to his that Would be for them.^ You'd be .556 sinceice fighter Henry nailK, a _a\v,a ■ roa'ched for me.--I .my; important television ahoi in Chl- <161 and Ronnie-MWlhleil (lit. rh^neii T^rh. t.V1> did not have a man in double fig­ atar. 16-year-old step-son who was ar­ surprised at the fine wx>rk done Petunias ...... 6 4 ragn Stadium March 30. In 1968. («lled Freeon Budge era. .saiii. “I | __ _ ...... h ■ benefit of the 1960 March of Dimes campaign. Coach George had been on parole following his ing other senses. I know that my .333 who now has 28 kayoes m 40 vic­ fight ligh't-^ieaviea again. by Rllington, their JV's coming 4 Blinti ...... <; Lea’e aind Herm’a played ffne ball walked for two years now and I conviction in a previeue robbery mind is much sharper than before Mums ^ ...... 3 fi ■nie 24-year-old Hank, oik- couldn't think of a better selec­ ...... ft Mitchell of the Red Embers reports that all persons -con­ Iris ...... 8 6 .333 welghM 165 pounds to 173. showed tories, continued: Power Puncher ' mi: on lop. 48-28. lo ruFter ...... right down to the wire with time still have no response at all from last spring. I was hurt.” tion." Cheney Tech next takes to'•the cerned. including players and of-«------r------^------running out in favor of Lea's. Carl 'Tulips ...... 0 9 .000 his Shots last night by flooring "I'm glad ever.vbody liked me Hank, a chopping, twn-flsjjer Freed. ,M). has been an executive 14 TfttalP . 24 my legs. But deep inside of me, I in mils flglil. There-are -four-guys power puncher, was impreissive— court si Ihe Y Friday afternoon:j .. 411 half 4*-24* F.llmRicr flciai*. will donate their aervices for Hohenthsl fired in 10 poinU follow­ have tbe feeling that aome day I committee member of the USLTA the afternoon. Winated by a score of 119-64. ed by Jack Meltsko (9) and Mike TvUlpA 0; 4. HU! A C. forming the oppoeiUon. lightly' b^y the Ehnbers. Carter was son and Barry Bennett both hit for Top singles were rolled by Ber­ nationwide televimon. appearance old man. and the guy w-ho beat Bowdry in the flr,st rotind. rocking He has promised a rigid traming Dayton After NIT Berth were completed for a weekend a achoolboy atar at Weaver while can do la to mislead himself. But him with lefts and right* in the Gus Keame of Middletown and six points. Starts Monday Night at ‘ Y tha Holt 124, Ruth Kaplan >21, in C3iicago Stadium, Hank, father j him, Paul Pender, by the third or program with emphasis on "diet, trip to Pico Peak at the annual WillimanUc NaaeilTa meet in the Kross was a big gun at American Junior League boys are remind­ I honestly don't think I am. And of fl^■e children, harked back to] fourth rounds, com er. • Hi* savage. .«hort right Connecticut Ski Council outing. if I don't ever walk again, I atill Betty DeMarUn 119, Reggia rest and plenty of practice." opener at 2 o'clock. International 0>llege in Spring- ed of the foul shooting contest Gburski 116, and Jean Nafetto has days In the Detroit aoo two "Gene Shillmer V< stronger. I crumpled the No. - 8 light-heavy Barlzen., a three-time national All member* who are going, are re­ field. Kroae pcored 39 points in the won't quit. I'll accept it as.,the will for the eight cotint twice in the With Six Straight Wins Sporting a 7-0 record, Manches­ from 8 to 9:30 at the West Side Manchester's Dog Training ClassAdogs to top honors in some of the 114. vesw ago. i vTOUld nail him,in the aixlh, Aa for clay court winner, gained the minded to be at the , Municipal ter has defeated every team tn Verplanck gym two weeka'’ago aa Rec Thursday night. of God. Look, after what I've been country's largest shows. FuU-Tlme Fighter | Spider Webb-he would be the third. Referee F rank Sikora semitftuals of the National Grass Parking lot at 7 Friday evening. Winsted beat third place Willi- through since the accident, I feel starta its third Beginners' Class ea.aier of all-he'* made for me. .slopped the slaughter at 2:4,5 of the league once except Holyoke, Y JUNIOR LEAGUE Monday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. at the Classes usually consist of 25 to Y JUNIOR BOYS LEAOUB •Tm a full-Ume flghter now, but Court Championships, a,; I^'ore.'t New 5’nrk. Jan 28 (.4*—Ijooks **■*• West Virginia, fourth-ranked Due lo illness In his family. Val which has suffered defeat at the mantic. Standing* I can accept anything.” 36 dogs ranging from the large and it would lake only three J the sixth after a bleeding Bowdrj' Hills last year and No 2 national Fiano could not give * report on Manchester Y. Standings a couple of years ago I had to take .; if the ^ayton Flyers, who make, nationally, nailed a <16-1 record by hands of the locals twice. Winsted 'Tickets for Sunday’s March of | W. L. Pet. Today marko the second an­ great danc to the small tot poodle, W. part-time work to make ends , rotmds. ' again was flooriid. ranking behind Alex Olmedo. With hi# findings of the proposed prop­ .667 niversary of Campanella's tragic L HcL H ank had ju.a; been thoroughly 1 A crowd nf 796 watched the the .National Invitation Basketball| beating Pitt. 78-66. Kentucky took the worse, beating of. the six Dime* doubleheader will be on sale Na**iff Arms ...... -.4 2 Training is open to dogs of any from a well-bred champion to the Dodgers ...... 14 8 .636 meet" he said. “There'was this Olmedo now a pro. Barlzen. a wiry Tournament a .March babi.t. will he; bounced hack from its thumping erty purchase 4o. the club at the a( the -Eknbere trounced them in at the door. Boland O il...... 4 2 .AA7 automobUe accident on the morn­ breed, six months or older. Classes well-known mongrel. Instruction congratulated by Truman Gibson. | bout, which wa* scheduled for 10 left-hander, is America's top ama- Indians ...... 14 8 .686 Uon dosing near the hars of his rounds. The net gate was .41.602. ■heading to New York at tourna-l lo.ss to Georgia Tech by drubbing Picture of Confidence, I ijt meeting, but will do so at the Elks ...... 2 .667 ing of Jan. 28, 1958, an accident run for eight weeks during which is given by two instructors in or­ Giants ...... cage. I never touched a Mon he- president of the National Boxing ------that, hospitalized the former ...... 13 9 .591 feiir. ment-time again. ; Georgi*. 84-60. seventh-ranked next meeting Feb. 8th. Gordon Cleaners ....0 8 .000 time dogs will be taught basic der to give as much Individual help Yankees ...... 1 3 - 9 .691 “The fact I am a-ssislant cap­ Coach Tom Blackburn ha* blend-1 Utah (1.5-21 beat Loyola of Los Brooklyn Dodger catcher for nine obedience routines. Necessary as possible. Spectators are Invited. tain does not mean I w ill,or will month.* and left him paralyzed Red Sox ...... 6 16 378 ed sophomores Gary Roggenburk I Angeles. 88-81, and eighth-ranked That’s Larry Sherry There is another one day akl Nassiff Arms took a Command­ equipment consists of a choke col­ For further Information call Jim Braves ...... 6 16 373 not play, " he said. "Naturally I'll ■and Tom Hatton with holdovers | Villanova (13-1) rallied to best trip planned Sunday and member* Celtics Off on New Streak, ing first half lead to nose out first from the waist down. lar and leather leash. Handlers .Sheldon, 158 Lakewood Circle. be eon.sidered. but it will he my Frank Case, Mike Allen and St»n Amiy. 66-.53. in other Wednesday are reminded to be at the Munl- place Boland Oil last night, 35-31. "It isn't as bad as one might must wear rubber -soled shoes. Best results were turned in by job to geil the other players in Greenberg tnlo'a team that's more' features. . cipal Parking lot by 7 a.m., from Nassiff's. Boland and the Elks are think,” said Roy, constantly work­ Advanced classes for dogs arith Tom Gassay 96, Mike Orlowskl 90, Platoon? INot with Pinson .chape." New York t-NEAi Lany Sher-’* fast ball until I injured my leg. there they will travel as a group now in a three-way tie for first ing his arms and shoulders from previous training or anyone in­ than making up for Dartmouth rebounded from an of confidence ' The gu.Vs tell me the slider is noi« Trounce Hawks for Seventh Hockey at a Glance Dave Rohrbach 97,Jjarry Lnrant- lub that blew a NIT bid by drop- halftime deficit to finally to Mt. Snow. Reports from ell place. his sitting position in hia electri­ terested in breed showing will be z«n 104, Rich Neff. 99, Vic SalClus line five of ilK Iasi SIX tam es. t*" qa m njffere ice- from In e —nerv-' my best .pitch," . ski areas look’s gi34>(l fbf'another Ray Villa, Jeff Morhardt and cally controlled wheel ■ chair. held from 9 to 10 p.m. p in*5. s 1_...... , -tacirt- - in two oDs; app»*ehensire ■ pitohsr ihe l»s- It wa* the pilch he tuied mas- Hadnaaday’s Reaulta 100, A1 Norris 103-97, and Mick Cincinnati- Ohio— (NEA>—Ap-.* platoon'syslem about ' as speech--*- A break-down nr Pinson's., over-; tVhen the Flyers decisively snap- : fine weekend of skiing'; New York, Jaii. 28 (iP)—The Bos-^ The twp other game* also were Hans Peterson got Nassiff’s off to "In fact, I'm grateful for all the The Manchester Dog Training Nattoaal taagua Holmes 103. Cmcinna , ...... j a' hen-peckcd htibhv. all record shows his 67 hits in 189; oyertime.s. Fordnam ^nded * ***“ ’a Dodgprs called up /roni terfully in Ihe final of parently no one ha* ever bothered 1 j ped ambitious Virginia Tech's ton Celtics are off on another played aa a doubleheader at De­ a fast Start and they led 19-8 at things I have been able to do." Clasa has produced many of the Montreal 2, New York 2 Pinson, in compiling" his I'e- swings aga-inst the southpaws in- eight-game winning streak. 77-.5P. game , losing: streak with a B2-54 , Paul laat .lulv. 1959 World SenCeS when the Chi- troit with the Syracuse Nationals intermission. Morhardt continued to tell Vad* Pinson, the Cincin­ victijry over LIU. and Wisconsin's „ shei-i v reveal* a confident White Sox cut into the 8-6 The Activities Committee winning atreak but-they atill have What impresses people most up­ top obedience dogs in the East Toronto 2, (3ilcago 1 Mixen -DOVBtES markable average against the, eluded 17 doubles end four triples, ! last night, they built tbeir own win ID games to go before watching and the Minneapolis Lakers snap­ 'to hit in the third period while Tom during the past 10 years. Although Btandlas* nati-Reds' sensational 21-year-old ' string to six and their o.'erall rec­ S o 'h ee e*^''ovlT'NortT'’^D^^^ businessman •.vho/lfad the lodge s had built up iind showed two ski films following on first contact with Campanella is American Laague W. L P et, outfielder, that leflhanded hitters southpaw flinger.s. pla.ved no fa-' Only one of Pinson's 20 homcr.« 7 7 the regular business meeting and the National Basketball Assn, rec­ ping losing streaks. The 'Nats Kelley and Hank Grzyb started te the primary purpose is to train the Ann-Bml« McN«m ...... ord to 14-3. It's riose to odds-on SO breeze over North Dakota. flav of stock-market base- .6heny had to be summoned m th* his cheerfulness and his outward Providence 8, Buffalo 5 M*rten-Wln Smith ...... aren't supposed to tattoo left- vorilcs. Well femembeied us a day] eaihe off sout'ipaws whieli is an in- South C arolina ■x-hipped f 'lr m s n . bottom of ifie fourth inning, with Is planning similar films for future ord of 17 .straight which they turned back the , get things going for Boland’s. Nsa- good health. household pet, a number of han­ Hershey 4, Cleveland 3- i WM early last spring when the smooth dication he pla\Td it smart hit- RESTATRAXT LEAGIE that Davton will win the majority 144-108, after dropping four siff’s entered the final period with dlers have continued training and “large-John Cushing ...... 3S 14 .Mi handed pitching. 91-81. de.,pite a .36-pomt,show by „ » Msh|,on Avenue exec- three riin.s already in. meetings. equaled earlier in the eeaaon. "Why shouldn't 1 be cheerful?” Egatem League p-*Iyn-K*h Hutton ...... 33 n ,5M swinging young.ater rapped Wai-1 ting the hall where it was pitched standing* of its remaining losers' Tom Cnnard. The Eastern Division leaders straight and the Lakers bested the a 12 point i*s6. Boland put on a enjoyed obedience showing m the Isdoiine-Tom MorUv ... l a 17 .5d4 Hank Zureick. the Reds' pub­ W t. Pet. wind up with its eighth Nil invr-, ' ulive. ■ He had already pitched in all The local club wishes to thank he asked. "Except for sitting In a New HaVen 4. Clinton 2 Oladys-Herb Smith ...... 30 18 .513 licist, digging through a jnaas of ren Spahn for a singlf; double and' instead of. .nilling everything, thiee game.* the Dcidgers won in an who made the bakery sale such made It seven in their latest hapless Oncinnati RoyaJs, 116- final sptirt with Kelley, John Mc­ dog show ring. Cavey * ...... ,42 15 .737 tation in lO years, .Ithough the , He«t Show* Ver*atllity ' It wa.s on .Xladison Avenue that 112, for their, first victory in six Carthy, Grzyb aqd Doug Kopcha wheel chair, I’m leading a norrhal AVaahington 4, Qreenaboro 2 Ruth-Bob Ostrander ...... 30 1* .613 post-ecajson statistics, has come triple to drive home all of the Red Surprising, toi, perhaps, is the .737 the sene*, and although he'a only a great success. String last night with a 127-114 Roberta Zonlick, a class in­ Edna-John Hrdlund...... runs in a 7-4 lo.ss to Milwaukee. -I fact that Pinson was one of onl.v Walnut ...... 42 16 like* of Wakt" Forest. Ouqtiesne, I All-.Vmeriea »g*tn we caiight him, '.vilh 30 m inutes to games. all hitting heavy. 5Vith only one life. Physically, I’ve come along Johnatown 3, Philadelphia 0 Am*lla-Fr«d L auart ...... up wnth the somewhat startling .36 22 ,fil4 Detroit and DePaul. (twicei dot i showed his v«rsatility for West 24 years old. his arm had to feel conquest of St. Louis, top team structor, is well known for the Ixiaded - Lineup ■ Ihre? players in the National Ray * ...... spare before "le wa* off and nit),- paced the Celtics to minute remaining, Boland's were very well. My arms are much Rhodlt-Georse May ...... re-velatlon that Pinson belabored .31 2r, .626 the stretch-run schedule. Virginia, scoring IP point.*, grab­ the effect. Next regular meeting of the in- the Western Divlaion, siter the stronger. I haVe aome feeling in man.y successes of her dogs in the AIIc4-CIt(( Hasnuson ...... Oak Grill ...... ning again on the winter banquet, victory with 25 points and-17 £us- only down two points but quick show ring. She flrst gained n a ­ Gil Hodges of the Los Angeles MtltloOm* Jarvl* ...... '.. .383 southpaw hurling for a .3.54 aver­ ■ Ironirallv, this was a day when Leagtm to appear ir. every game on Club 21 ...... 13 44 •22.S bing 14 rebounds and adtVng nine circuit, With the edge gone off his fast Manchester Ski Club will be held Philadelphia Warriors had downed my fingers. Outside of some kidney Mavo Smith, then the Red his club s seh-.lule. Roggenburk Grabs 22 ball, he went to the .slider and the New York Knicks. 129-117, in sists. Tommy Heinsohn also got baskets by Barry and Morhardt tional recognition with a golden Dodgers ranks 11th In the all-time age (luring the 19,59 season Red Bmber .... . 8 49 .140 Roggenburk. developing into one , J'*'-'!* He set up many khots for "Boy." he looked bai-k. "I was Monday evening. Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. increased Nassiff's leiul. trouble, which has since been cor­ Mars* Cu8hln|t ^3....Had*|lne..)Iar.Itr this bit of intelligence , aper. had loaded up the Cincy line-; However, a check on rin.soii s blanked the White .Sox fo| the last at the American Legion Home. the first game of a doubleheader 25 for Boston. But they both were retriever while atill in high school. major league home run totals with And the best of *a o,U*tanding na- f-re Pat rone, who led .scirrers with jjiaied to death in my firat few topped by. St. Louis’ , rected, I've had no serious ail­ 131. and Ann Vein 111. rolled the should leave advocates of the, up with right-handed hitters in j record shows the grind exacted it.s Walnut pulled up Into a flj-.st games with the Dodgers. In my .5 2 3 inning*. He al.so won a car It Is hoped that all present mem­ at Boston. The results left tbe ments since I was discharged from Since, she has hsndled 'numerous 345. He is fourth on the active list. boat slnslea. toll. During m*r sophomore scored 1« and a 100 per , enl raise m salar.v. bers will attend. New members Oltica still 4 4 games in front of who connected with 33. I hopes of giving Spahn, a long-1 .5.3 lead with fourth game, thrown in as a- re- BUI Sharman of Boston was College Bafiketball the hospital a little over a year ' time tormentor, his comeiippanco. terficldcr throw s by i liever, I heat the Ciihs and fell But does that leave the handsome are welcome. the Warriors. ago.”.' .328 for Californian satisfied? thumbed out of a game for the est Virginia fn r'th e flr.st time like I’ had made E u t Until recently,' Campanella re­ .272 in game out of the club. "Frankly," he said, "I'd hate to first time in’ a 10-year career. He Shoot bVthe tune we iea

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Two bed­ I SOMETHIHSTOOOWITH All 100% GuararWeed cellar, house and grounds in ex­ mortgage can be assumed. Priced The troop charter • as presented CLASSIFIED ADVERTISTilENT DEPT. HOURS teed. HERORSAHIZATIOH.'I'O ONLY *418.88 stove, *92 monthly. Call Ml 9-4071 place, combination storms and rooms, spacious living room, din­ Suburban for Sale 75 from 5-7 p.m. cellent condition, well landscaped to sell at *14,500, R. F. Dlmock Ranch and colonial styles featur­ ing room and kitchen. Large by Enunon Fales, local commla* LIHE TO HELP OUT BUT *18.18 DELIVERS screens, rail cellar, Itot water nil sioner,. to George Hatrenbuhler, 8;15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ANY STYLE typwriters for rent * Houses for Rent 65 corner lot, Buckiey School, shown Co., MI 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, ing full baaeihents, hot water oil paneled recreation room. Two- NORTH COVENTRY. Restored *18.18 MONTH MI 9-7702. heat. Larg^landscaped lot. Low resident tf Bowers PTA. and repair. Berube's Typwrlter NEW 3-room apartment, heat, hot by appointment. Phllbrick Agency, heat, G.E. equipped kitchens. Also down payment assumes 4l-i%- OI car garage. Excellent location. Cape Colonial, 4 bedrooms, five COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Servloe. MI 9-3477. ? — YOU GBCT water, stove, refrigerator/ garage, COVENTRY-* Four room*, $85. Ml 9-8464. FScoutmaster Rober*- Martin pre* 16-PIECE BEDROOM V-MANCHESTER—New 5H room available choice wooded building mortgage. A real buy at *14,900. Priced under *30,000. ^ McCarthy fireplaces,- paneling, exposed MONDAir Thni rBIDAY 10:30 A.M.—SATtmOAI B AM. no children, *75 monthly. Call PI Five room*. 8100. Single home with lots for custom. homes. Pick your Enterprises. MI 9-4576. Robert D. beams. 31* acres, brook. FHA sented merit badges to Mark Olai* 18-PIECE LIVINO ROOM 2-8O90. built-in electric range. Also homes FIVE ROOM ranch in Vernon with ranch, . built-in G.E. oven and Call Manchester Realty Co. MI ARTHUR BOWMAN .Tr. Expert range, fireplace, 8 bedrooms, near lot now for spring construction. S-000, MI 9-3781. Murdock. MI 3-6472. loan available. PI 3-8205, ber, Steve Brand, James Hazen. 12-PlECE KITCHEN tor sale, $8,500 and up. Alfred D. carport, amesUe drive, aluminum Robert Willie,' Paul Waukowskl piano tuning. CH 6-0671, - PLUS — ROCKVILLE—6 rooms completely storms, *13,900. J. D. Realty, MI bus, school. Priced to sell at Model Homes Open Dally 1-6 p.m. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Heckler. PI 2-6S19. Saturday and Sunday 10-5 p.m. BEST BUYS MANCHESTER—Attractive family- and James Slrienni. Stars were WESTINGHOUSE REF, redecorated, central heating, also 3JS129. *15,600. Call Richard F. Dlmock sized- cape; Short walk to Buckley Wanted— Real Estate 77 NOTICE—R. E. Crowell & Co., TV SET AND COMB, RANGE garage facilities. Centrally locat­ FOUR ROOMS partially furnished Co.. Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Directions — Enter V Woodhil) awarded to James Slrienni, Paul CUaalfled or “ Wont Ads” are taken over the phone as a con­ Public Accountants, offices now lo-- MANCHESTER - South Windsor Heights oppoalts Mancheater Shop­ Manchester — Excellent 6 room School, one block to bus. Living ------„ .. „ Waukowski and First Class Scout venience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIK8T DAY IT Free storage until wanti^d. Free ed oh bus line, *80 monthly. Con­ single house on large lot. Lake- M: 9-7702. room fireplace, dining room , FARMS, ACREAGE and IlsUn^ rated at 24 S Prospect-St., East view Terrace, South Coventry. Area—Customers wanted. We sell, ping Parkade off Middle Turnpike colonial located on exceptional lot Jamoe Hazen. AlMn Wright was APPEALS and BEPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser­ delivery. Free set up by our own tact B. Cantor. Realtor, TR 6-8499 in choice location, has large formal three bedrooms, sunny kitchen.' on - - hoiftes...... wanted.» Call U f t R Hartford. BU 9,4.W8, JA-8^8634. reliable men. or L Goldfarb’ TR 5-7095. Call MI 9-8593. , buy, build, rent and trade rest VI—MANCHESTER. New listing. West at Tower Road, Model home Realty Co., Jnc. Ml 4-8193. Eve appointed assistant scoutmaster. tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Six room cape. Immactilatc con­ dining room, spacious cabinet kitch­ Large lot. Fairly priced at *15,600. Phone for appointment dentiai property. We have a fine on Woodhlll Road. nlngs BU 9-6786.^ ______James Hazen received a prize for Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the mttent of a FIVE ROOM Ranch with double selection, of old and new homes. dition. Attached breezeway' and en, screened porch, fireplaoe, ga­ Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. Ml the beet tie slide. “make good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the valne of SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD 9-1642, Household Services FOUR ROOM flat for rent. Avery car garage. Cali TR 5-9938 after All listings are very realistically garage, amesite drive. Near Man JARVIS REALTY CO. rage and much more. Bank ap­ WANTED—In B zon>.\one or two Hie advertisement will not be corrected by "make good" Insertion. CH 7-0358 Chester 'Hospital. *18,700. R. F. praised aC *18.500 and asking only Offered 13-A St. Ml 4-0604. « P - n t ; , ______priced. We have many different Realtors — Insurers lots, top dollar paid. J. I>>^ea3ty, died before See It Day Or Nigl)^ (18,000. ST. JAMES' PARISH — 8 ,robm The poet Chaucer methods for financing. All in­ Dimock Co. MI 9-5245 or 'Barbara MI 3-5129. ______' completing his "Canterbury HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbish i emov- If you have no means of trans­ GENERAL RENTAL agency— We FOUR BEDROOM colonial, 1'4 quiries -are kept confidential. Try Woods, Ml 9-7702. MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 modified colonial, amesite drive, tO X m OOOPEBATION WILL al, cellars and attics cleaned. portation I’ll send my auto for specialize In rentals of all Mnda. baths, completely redecorated, 2- us, make that phone call now. We Manchester —Beautiful rape with 2- car garage, excellent' location.SELLING-BUYING—Trading? We Tales.” BE APPBEdATED Dial Ml 3-271T Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold you. No obligation. Call J. D. Realty, MI 8-8130, eve­ , car garage, lovely grounds. Close may be able to solve your housing DC - MANCHESTER SUBURB—6 STOP LOOKING all the trimmings, ha* large living Priced to sell. J. D. Realty, MI offei you free confidential in­ room Cape. 1 year old. Immacu­ room, recreation room, aluminum 3- 5129. Hoar. MI 9-4034. E—R—T—’S nings in 3-1637. to schools, transj^rtation and problem. Phone Ml 3-4836. Wesley spections and arrange-all financ­ shopping. *160 per month. Call the Vancour, Broker-Builder. late condition. Fireplace, alumi­ THIS IS THE HOME siding, breezeway and garage, ing from atari to finleh. Mitten FOR RENT—Why look further? porch, all city utijitics, convenient Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all 48-45 ALLYN 8T„ HAR'TFORD ’ Jarvis Realty Co., 28$ E. Center num combination door^ and win Manchester—5’,* room ranch, ga­ will work hand and glove with makes. Highest quality guaranteed OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. We have new 31^ room, heated St.. MI 8-4112. MANCHESTER -Special. Attrac­ dows. Over 1 acre land. 5% mort­ FOR YOU ! iocation. Asking *15.500. rage. Enclosed porch. .100’xl.50’ lot you. Member Multiple LteUng WINDOW SHADES work and parts, over 47 years’ ex apartments In residential area of tive Cape Cod. ail rooms finished, gage mav be assumed, R. F 1 1 .. . with shade trees, wall to wall car- LOST—Girl’s glasses, tan frames, 1954 BUICK, 2-door Riviera hard­ SAT. 6 P.M. A Green Manor ranch home In Servioe. call the Elleworth Mitten top, excellent condition. Call Ml perlence. Famous for service since Rockville. Just 15 minutes from nice recreation room,' large Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245 or Barbara nH 'PeUng, Listed at a low, low price of blue case, vicinity East Middle Suburban for Rent 66 room rcuicn, AlviniinuiTi stortris ftnd . *4k 'iaa Agency, Realtors, Ml 3-8980. LONG WEARING Tpke., Brookfield, Princeton Sts. 9-0030, MI 9-6011. 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 for bes' CLEARANCE SALE Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ screened rear porch, aluminum Woods, Ml 9-7702. immaculate condition. Loads of liv­ service. way. Kitchen appliances furnished. aiding, breezeway. garage, ame- ing area for modern family life, screens, newly installed baseboard | ' ' MI 9-7001. ROCKVILLE—Park Street. 4 room X—BOLTON—4 room ranch, en­ heal, good cabinet kitchen, fenced' .i* oicott Drive—Expandable cape INTERSTATE CLEANTEX 20% OFF - MI 9-48*4, TR 5-1166. slte drive, fenced,lot. well land­ newly decorated. Wall to wall car­ 1950 FORD custom 2-door sedan, FLAT FINISH Holland window heated apartment, *75 monthly. scaped, city utilities. ■ Full price, closed breezeway with jalousie yard, all this for only *10.200, j with garage, in desirable- AA ‘Spitting Image* rOUNtl—Mongrel, female, black Courses and Classes 27 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sals 45 ALL f u r n it u r e AND BABY Also 8 room apartment with heat peting. Extra large lot. Buckley Blade to Order and white. Call Lee Fracchta, Dog radio and heater. BU 9-6003. shades, made to measure. All FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, *15,500.''Over 60 more listings of -windows, garage, awnings, com­ Zone. An excellent value at *14,900. $ 2 . 2 5 metal Venetian blinds at a new FURNITURE block from Main, all utilities fur­ and hot w^ater, *65 monthly TR bination doors and windows, H* School area. Only *16,100. Origin of the expression "•pit­ With Your BoUan Warden MI 3-8594. ELECTRONICS oilers well-paying PRODUCTION-MACHINIST SIX MAPLE office d e ^ *10 each all kinds. Don't forget Mitten can THE 2-family bofn'e, 5 down, 7 up, FOR SALE — 1951 Wlllys station low price. Keys made while you and up. 200 industrial1 ft)uorescent 25% OFF nished. MI 9-9428 between 6-9 p.m. ,5-5120. fit your needs like a glove. Gall acre land, immaculate condition. ting image" was in 17th century positions to technicians and serv­ \ ALL LAMPS AND SMALL 'First floor vseant. Copper plumb­ PULL UNE OF GtlB’rOM NOTICE IS HEREBY given that wagon. Call evenings between 6:80 wait Marlow's.^ icemen. '’Leam-by-dolng” — train lights 4 ft. long, 2 bulbs.X Kave the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, *14.400. R. F. Dimock Cb. MI JARVIS REALTY CO. England and stems from the be'hef and 6:30. MI 9-8477. For Second Shift APPUANCES AVAILABLE Feb. 1st, 3 rooms and ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, ing, enclosed front porch, 2-csr ga­ that one's saliva is the essence of Pass Book No, SS-6014, issued by now at Connecticut’s Oldest Elec­ many uses lor home shops' ^ l a c Apartment Buildings Realtors.,MI 8-6930, MI 9-5.524. 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml MI 3-4113 PI 3-8311 VeNEUAN BUNDS The Savings Bank of Manchester ALL MAICES of TV. radio and tory. *5 each and up. Ml 9-9958 or bath, heated, hot water, porch. 9-7702. rage. house in good condition. one’s being. A child then who wae 19S4 STUDEBAKER sport coupe— home electronic equipment ex tronic School. Day and evening First class men capable of read­ CHAMBERS FURNITURE Call after 4 p.m., PI 2-7945. for Sale 69 Realtor S16.900. / has been lost and application has classes. Spring term starts March ing blueprints, setting up and op­ MI 3-8677. *13,900— IMMACULATE ' 6 room MI 3-7847 Ml 8-6766 the eplt and image of someone else was in top condition -before esti­ pertly repaired with a 90-day cape, new ' furnace^ screened ROCKLEDGE — New 6 room Co­ was considered exactly like him in been made to said bank for pay­ 20. Limited enrollment — free erating 'drill presses, milling ma­ SALES THREE ROOM apartment «vail- THREE APARTMENT house with ment of the amount of deposit. mated *350 damage. Has rebuilt guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the WRIGHT POWER blade saws. New 508 E. Middle Tpke. porch, garage, nice lot. trees, bus, lonial with, forced hot water heat, BOWERS SCHOOL-6 room co- MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 WARREN E. HOWLAND. every respect, physically as well E. A. JOHNSON engine, excellent tires, new muf­ Mancheaier T V .. MI 9-1046. placement service—extended tui­ chines and lathes. able Feb. 19, with heat, hot water, excellent income. J. D. Realty, MI fireplace, living room. l*i baths, lonial, entrance hall, dishwasher, tion plan. Free catalog. New Eng­ and used. A P Equipment Co., 945 MI 3-5187 parking, shopping, bu* line. Ml school, shopping. Carlton W. as spiritually. fler and pipe. *125. Call MI 9-7192 Ideal working conditions In our Center St. MI 9-2052. 8-6129. ______■ Hutchins. MI ^-9132. ______modern kitchen complete with birch cabinets, partial recreation GLENWOOD ST.—6 room ranch Realtor , : PAINT 0 0 . Announcements between 6 and 8 p.m. DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ land Technical Institute, 56 Union 3-1455. built-ins, full basement, 1-car ga­ room, garage, trees, *16,300. As- with full basement, extra large Place, Hartford. Conn. Phone new plant located In East Hartford. Ml 6 9858 Television actor Victor Jory was pany doors and windows, custom MOVING-TO FLORIDA. Household Mdsjcal Instruments 53 ELRO ST, — Six room home, rage. Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. sume present mortgage, small i kitchen with pantry. Can be used Ml 3-1108 Ml 4-1139 , ELECTROLUX (R) Vs c u u m 1951 FORD Country Squire, good work guaranteed. Call collect Wil * JAckson 5-3406. Excellent benefits, high wages with Business Property for Sale 70 7« t Hall) S t. Td. Ml 9-4501 shift premiums and production furnishings for sale. M. D. Webb, large front porch,'entrance hall, cash. Carlton W. Hutchink. M il as 4 bedroom home. William E. Cleaners—Special *69.76 coitiplete running condition. ‘Woodwork llmantlc HA 3-1196. HEAR THE IClnsman spinet organ. FOUR ROOM flat with garage. Call *10,600—Two bedroom ranch, large MI 8-0527 •on in Canada’s Yukon Territory. bonuses. Apply in person. Worcester Rd., Vernon, Conn. TR MI 8-7714 after 5. living room, diiiing room kitchen, 9-5132. Belfipre Agency. MI 3-5121. with Wl tools. Also fully guaran­ need.s repair. Good for painter or 5-9840. Finest of h(>nje organs. Lifetime on 1st floor, 3 rooms and bath on kitchen, recreation room, excel­ carpenter. Call Ml 9-6076 after 5 WEAVING of bums, moth holes Private Instructions 28 INVESTMENT PROPER'TY teed. factory rebuilt cleaners. Call enjoyment. Dubaldo Music Cen­ FOUR room flat, second floor. Heat 2nd floor. I-«rge closets. Good con­ lent condition, central, assume MI 3-6306. p.m,' and tom clothing, hosiery runs, THE FULLER BRUSH CO. ter 188 W. Middle Turnpike. Call present mortgage, small cash. WILL TUTOR in chemistry, and hot water fumls|)sd.. Sunny, Have several pieces of excellent dition, One car garage. *15,900. handbags repaired, zipper re­ MI 9-6205. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Carlton W Hutchins, Ml g-OlS*.” INCOME TAXES-prepared in your 1957 FORD convertible, continent'al, placement, umbrellas repaired, physics, algebra, biology. 'MI 88 Long Hill 8t., East Hartford Fuel and Feed 49-A rooms. Newly renovated. All Incoi^ further m- ■/ ,-utlHtiee-.-Quiet-nelghborhood;-’Near -home cr-djy-appdlntment.-Iment.- Exper­Bxper- - radio-, heater. -Rordomatici:-excel- men^ -shirt—collar* -Tgversed' -9-4650.------...... TUESDAY FEB; 37 Is tire d ay Mr. tormstien please esH OAK ST.—6 room, 2-story alum­ Ma NCHESTER — Sturdy new' 8 ienced tax work. 24 hour ■er\dce. 'lent condition. Ml 9-7.134 after 5. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend MANAGEMENT trainee. Fine--6p- SEASONED hardwood, cut any George Epstein, former organist schools; churches, buses. Extra inum aiding, copper plumt)lng. new room Garrison Colonial. 1%,baths, Ml 3-4723, Ing Shop. ^rtunity exists for young nian to length, *10 a load delivered at Roxy's Theater and demonstra­ large yard. Immediate occupancy. J. D. REALTY wiring and G. E. 'furnace, auto­ hot .water beat, full Insulation, Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 enter consumer finance field. Ex-i Grantland Nursery and Land tor for'the 'rhoma^^0»an Cb-. will *85 monthjv. Inquire 168 Woodland matic hot water, extra large plastered . walls, fireplace with FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ Auto Driving School *7-A panding company requires _ the scape.-MI 3-0669. St., MI .1-8474. • MORTGAGES— Consolidate . your b with us from 3 nTl® p.m. Dfop MI 3-5129 MI 3-1637 kitchen, dining and living room. paneled wall, knotty pine 'abl- pared with your savings in mind. Building-Contracting 14 - services of a man willing to work in and hear the hundreds of effects New pantry, 3-car garage, with nets. Large shade trees. _ Owner Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ monthly payments Into one lump­ hard and anxious to get ahead. DRY OAK WOOD -C ut fireplace THREE ROOM apartment, heat and builder. kD 3-4880 ing driving school. Three skill I, sum with a second mortgage. Pay­ and stove lengths. *10 per load de and beautiful tone quality that and hot water, gas stove, adults. INDUSTRIAL LAND— East Hart­ water and electricity, fireplace in ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ This is a carper opportunity with has made Thomas the largest INCOME TAX returns prepared by courteous instructors. Class room net work done. Honest and relia­ ments arranged to meet your In­ -livered. PI 2-78?a. MI 9-2849. ford; 3 small industrial plots near back yard, city water and sewer. many cohipany sponsored bencfitiC selling electronic organ. Ward Easily converted to two apart­ former Internal Revenue agent in instructions for 16, *7 year olds. ble workmanship Call Roscoe come. Expedient service. Dial MI Preferred Finance, 98.” Main St. Fuller Brush. Tongren Broker, MI ' BROAD STREET your home or by appointment. Ml Telephone Mr Mortlook, Dlrectoy 3-5129, J. D. Realty, 470 Main St. FOR SALE — Seasoned hardwood Music Stores. 99 Summer St. Plen­ VERNON—New attractive 4 room 3-6321. ments. J. D. Realty. MI 3-5129. Thompson. MI 3-1895 for esti­ ty free parking. Open evenings. e-8938. of Driver Education. Ml 9-7898. mates. PART-TIME employes— We have for furnaces, fireplaces, or stove. apartment, range, refrigerator, Attractive Cape Cod. Six finished Glglio Bros., Route 44-A, Bolton, hot water, individual heat control, i 1.59 HENRY STREET—Immaculate only a few men in our organiza­ Houses for Sal* 7 room home, 2Vi baths, hot water rooms,-full dormer, rear enclosed LARSON'S ponnectlcvt's first li­ BIDWBLL HOME Improvemen Help Wanted— Female 35 MI 3-6.101. washer, dryer, heated garage In wo tion who work part-time. All of heat, recreation room, 5% mort­ porch. T full baths. Oversized Personals 3 censed driving school trained. .. Co. AlteraUons, additions ga­ Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 basement, Many other fine, fea­ gsrage. F.H.A. appraisal, ,(16,500. THREE WOMEN 8 evenings per them are averaging *75 per week VERNON—5 .room ranch, A-1 con­ gage may be asmihi^d- Marion' E. Certified and approved. Is now of­ rage*. Roofing and siding expert*. or more for approximately 8 hours ture* Included, on mis line. ,TR VACCUM CLEANERS repaired in week, 3 hours per evenings, *30 MEN’S ICE skates, size 9, worn dition. with 3 acre* 'of land that Robertson, Broker: Ml 2-5953.____ fering classroom xnd behind Aluminum clapboards a specialty. work. These men are also receiv­ Garden— Farm— Dairy 5-2800, TR 6-6518. — -----— could be" used for building: 4' i % my own home shop. Forty years wheel Instruction for teenagers. a week. For interview rail MI only 3 time*. *7. Girl s green win­ - VERNON STREET Unexcelled workmanship. EaiSasy ing’ a good pay check in their full­ Products 50 mortgage can be assumed Priced MANCHESTER—Beautiful 3 bed­ I factory experience. AH - makes, Ml 9-6075. budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR 4-0394 between 10-2 and 8-,5. ter coat, size 14. *6, Girl's red SIX ROOM tenement for rent, all ColomaJ -seven room* and 3 time job which does not interfere ______^------«—_ alpaca lined jaclset, size 14, like improvements. Apply.99 Foster St. for quick sale. J. D. P.ealty, MI room ranch, garage, large lot, low rates, free estimates, free 5-9109. with their work here. The com­ baths. Modern kitchen,' dishwasher. lckup and delivery. Mr. Miller, PREPARE FOR driver’s , test: CLERK FOR. GREEN Mountain potatoes new, *5. MI 9-3046. MI 3-7.140. 3-5129. extras galore. Full -price, *15.800. Ages 16 to 60 Driving and class bined incomes makes *10.000 or call Hathaway for delivery, MI Shori wn. out—5 room expandable I An Older home in a very conven- SA 3-5409. ALL TYPES OF carpentry work Interesting position for woman more per year available to them. 9-6438. FIVE RtXJM ranches - 6 and 7 home, *8!,500. Many more new and >cht location. *15,800. room. 'Three Instructors. No wait­ done. Alterations dormers, roof­ with aptitude for figure work. Ex­ FTVE~ROOMS and garage . ftmt WANTED—Ride from Woodhridge- ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ For employment or further infor­ Wanted—To Buy 58 floor at 166 Eldrldge St. Inquire room Oolonlala. For further de­ used fror- *5,000 up. Call the Ells­ V ing. porches; finish upstairs, perience on calculator preferred, Mather Sts, virinily to Colt's In­ my. PI S-7249. mation see ,Mr. Smith, between on premise*. Call JA 4-5M9. tails can Charles Lesrerance Ml worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Ml EARLE S. ROHAN, Realtor hasoments and garage, etc. Call but not necessary. 10:30 a.m. and noori, every day WE BUY and sell antique and used 9-7630. dustrial park. Hours 8 to 5. Ml Household Goods 51 . \- 3-6930. MI 9-5524. 5U 9-.59S1. . except Saturdays at 808 Main St., furniture, china, glass.miver. pic­ MI .3-743.3 3-0919. Company offers good wages, ex­ LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch COVENTRY - BeauUful 4-room Garage— Sjff^vice—Storage 10 cellent ■ benefit pre^ram, modem Room 32, Mancheater.. STERIIJZED used furniture. Most ture frames', guns, attic contents, FOUR ROOM duplex, gas heat, *78. whole estates. Furniture refin- MI S-8316. with attached garage and full ranch, expandable,- basement 8®' w a n t e d —Ride to Arrow-Hart, and office. Apply of It refinished. Appliances and basement. Located In beautiful Hegeman, Hartford Working Roofing—Siding 16 MANCHESTER AREA -Delivery space heaters. Thoroughly cleaned Ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ rage, lake privileges, brand new. Just far enough. Not too far from G'ARAG^ FOR RENT. 182 Maple for Saturday delivertes^ must haVe Tamarack Hills with outstanding school and shopping. 8 room raf>e hours 7;45 to 4;45. MI 9-28.50 after COUGHI.IN ROOFING Company. FIRST NATIONAL STORES new mattreSs and furniture at pair Service and Sales, Talcott- *11.900 J. D. Realty, Ml 3-5129 St, MI .1-4751. car, no selling necessary. Apply vllle. Ml 3-7449, THREE ROOM heated apartment, convenience to school, shopping Ml 3-1637. wfth 1 car garage, oil.heat, alum­ 6 Pirn. Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- Park and Oakland Ave., 4f)% discount. LeBlanc Furniture and travel. Sales executive Saturday only, 869 Main St., Room Hospital, 195 South Str,eetK5dck- near bus line. MI 3-0067, MI 3-5284. inum combination windows, lot asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, East Hartford 7.'1 :,in-3 p.m. transferring to Chicago. Estate- SECLUDED, immaculate 6 room 60x240. Full price *13,500. e | GARAGE FOR RENt. 18 Brook- galvanized or copper gutters and ville. Open 9-8, Saturday till 5. TR THREE ROOM apartment, »»9. like groumfs in fine neighborhood. Automobiles for Sale 4 .5-2174. We buy entire house con­ Rooms Without Board 59 ranch, built-in stove, garage, I' field St. MI 3-4455. leaders. MI 3-7707. CLERK TYPIST YOTTNG MAN Three room apartment, *55. Ml Custom-built in 1956, first quality many extras. 3 acres, trees. Only Attractive snd desirable. S’* OLDER CARS, mechanlc*X ■pe­ tents. ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms 9-5229, ML"3-7444. throughout. Tastefully decorated *15.900. Carlton W. Hutehins, Ml room ranch* with charm, personal­ dals. fixlt yourself cars, always ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car­ Opening for an experienced clerk Over 21 Complete light housekeeping fa­ with Philippine mahogany triin 9-5132. ity arid comfort. Fireplace, oil heat, a good selection. Look behind- our Business Services Offered 13 pentry. Alterations and additions. typist in small department. Some NORMAN’S , cilities available. Prices as low as CENTER ST.—Five room flat, sec­ Sensibly priced at *17,900 making enclosed porch, carport for 2 cars, office. Dougla* Motors, 333 Mkln. ' Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ facility in .shorthand helpful, but to do diversified work In , local *10 weekly Central Children ac­ ond -floor, parking. Available Feb. excellent financing available, For EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, large, beautiful wooded lot, other CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, teed A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn n6t essential. Company offers ex­ manufacturing plant. UNCLAIMED cepted,'limited, 14 Arch St. Mrs. 1st. Call CH 9-8251 ext. 526, 9 A.m. details Which sppfV to you call Ml I steam heal, one-car garage, near I extras. Full price, *18.500. WANTED — aaan used car*. available all hours. Satisfaction St, Ml 3-4860. cellent benefit program. Apply only if willing to work for Dorsey. to 4 p.m, 9-1278 Russel) F. BrodSrick, ' bu*. shopping and Verplanck j buy, trade dowh or trade any­ guaranteed. Call. Ml 9-1316. . ndvarirement. Ivocal resident pre­ FURNITURE Broker. School. Excellent condition. | Dignified and attractive 6 room RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and F^'E ROOM flat, first floor., oil thing. Douglas Motors. 833 Main. • Apply ferred. w a r m , COMFORtABLE room, *17.900. Philbrick Agency. MI {colonial. Large living room, fire.; CHAIN SAW work Trees cut. built-in rcHJfs, gutter and conduc­ very nicely furnished, file bgtb; burner steam-heat. Near b’'S line. ON 2 ACRES—*12,000 6 room 2-7558 To Pe Sold At -lust 50c On 9;8464. . • place, I 'i baths, recreation room. NEED A CAR and had your credit Reasonable! rat,s. CaJ^PI tor work: root, rhim'ney repairs. SPENCER RUBBER CO. parking, convenient location. 316 Call Ml 3-7075 after 4 p.m. ranch, built 1958, ^ara e, cellar. 'very convenient to schools. bus! between 1::30-4 -30 or/ uiy -ttme Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray FIRST NATIONAL STORES turned dovm? Short on down pay­ CHAPEI, ST. The Dollar Spruce St. Carlton W. Hutchins. M 9-5132, SIX ROOM—Single home priced at i and shopping area. Asking *18.500. ment? Had a reposaessloh? Don’t Saturday or)r Sunday Jackson. MI 3-8325. PARK AND OAKLAND AVE. SIX ROOM duplex, furnace, adult FHA appraisal. Excellent Man-> ve up! See Honest Douglas, get EAST HARTFORD, CONN. MANCHESTER. CONN. ALL NEW. NEVER LEFT FURNI8HTO ROOM—One minute family desired. Rent *75. Immedi­ VERNON— Richard Rd.- A five cheater''Green locstlon. 3 extra , ALICE CLAMPET. Realtor e lowdowTJ on the lowest down M ft M RUBBISH rtmoval leatures from Main Street, light house­ ate occupancy. Inquire 53 Birch St. room ranch, li';e new, modern S full-time commOTcial. industrial, DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted. Ex­ lots Included in- this low, low MI 9-4543 and smallest payments anywhere. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A PROOF PROOF PROOF OUR STORE keeping, women only, MI 9-7959 kitchen includes built-in oven and price. S A. Beechler, Realtor. residential, serWee. Attics, cel­ perienced preferred but not neces­ I.<>1 me take you out any DESIRABLE four room apartment, Not a small loan or finance com­ sary, Write to Box S, Herald. Customer Cancellations ■ disposal. Many fine features such Ml 3-6969. Ml 9-8952. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 833 lars. yards, bwning barrels, card­ ROOFING — Specializing repairing evening and show you how you WELL-HEATED rooms. 1 and 2 conveniently located. *90. Heat In­ as combination screens and storm board drur y .snow plowing (side­ roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ cluded. MI 9-1919. BOLTON — 8 ROOM CAPE can earn up to *4f) for 3 or 4 Manufacturer's closeouts room cabins, all furnished. Call SEVEN ROOM rambling cape , Main St. walks). Ml^-9757. ATTENTION Homemakers! Organ­ windows, creamic'tile -bath, fire­ ' ■ * ter rjhinineva^ re- hours work. You must have a Factory Canceled Orders Ml 9-0826 between 5-7 p.m. place. copper plumbing, insula­ ranch, attached'garage. aluminum ‘ 1.800 sq, f ^ f of living area.; paireri’.“‘ Altlmmum"" siding. .10 ize you time to have as little as 3 SIX ROOM apartment, second 1954 FORD MAINLINED sedan V8 hpui-g a day for a business of car and be willing to work. Just Unclaimed Factory Shipments tion, oak floors, hot w’ater oil storm.-, 2 rooms unfinished. J. D. Plaster walls, I 'i baths, fireplace, standard shift, mechanically ex­ RADlO-TV/RElTAms, any make— years’ experience. Free esti­ PLEASANT HEATED room near floor. 9 South Main St. Call MI cars, ampliflersx phonographs, nd your own. Represent Avon Prod­ lei Us prove this to you. 3-8.569. heating system, and exceptionally Realty. MT 3-5129. hot water beat, basement garage, cellent, three new tires, *4,50. mates. Call Howlev, MI 3-5361, MI bath for gentleman. Free parking. 100x400 Tot. More land available. changers. Over 47 years total ex­ ,1-076.1. ucts, world's largest manufactur­ LAST THREE DAYS ONLY .54 High St.- , large lot. Priced at I.17..500., Robert Otferland 4-7837. er, of r.osmetic.s. TV and nation­ Call MI 4-0092 J Smith', Inc.. 963 Main St., Man­ MANCHESTER—6 room split level, *19,OO0' or best offer. perience, 90 days guarantee m all LUXURY—4 room apartment, tiled, wooded-lot, 15x22 recreation room, work. Potterton's.' MI 9-4.537. wide magazine advertising is cre­ 3-Pc. Modern Bedroom ROOM IN PRIVATE home, near bath, newly redecorated. Con­ chester, MI 9-5241 Or MI 9-7959. STUDEBAKER Champion 1950 , ^ .tj . . - ...... , ---- built-in stove, 110' frontage. Only r VILDING LOTS, F A I^ S AND model. One owner car. 43.000 Heating and Plumbing 17 ating 'ever greater demand for oUr >- Salesmen Wanted 36-A Dresser, mirror, chest snd bed. Cheney’s. Gentleman preferred. veniently located to ail facilities. *16.900. Carlton W. -Hutchins, MI products. Call CH 7-4137. 14 Beech St. Parking. MI 3-8133. Heat provided. Ample off street VERNON—Five room ranch, plas­ ACREAGE miles. 'Ver\' good condition. *250. tered walls. 2 fireplaces, base­ 9-5132. M^RTENSEN TV. SpiW ized RCA PI-'TMBING a n d heating - re­ Reg. $159—$88 parking. *1.15 per month. Call the MI 9-7427. ■ RECENT GRADUATE wanted with SALESMEN . Organizers. Ground ment garage, cedar closet. Large LAWRENCE F. FIANO televlsiorr, service. Ml flfeW41. modeling. Installations, repairs. floor opportunity. National . ex­ attractively furnished room Jhrvia Realty Co., 283 E. Center BOLTON—6 room oversized cape, typing experience for small mod­ with cooking privileges, private St.. MI 3-4112. lot.-Telephone on. Mitchell ex­ Paul P. Fiano Ml 3-0458 SNOW PLOmNG—Drivew'hya, etc All work guaranteed. 25 years ex­ pansion progiarri. no fences, 100% i 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom fully plastered, possible 4 bedroom BROKERS . MI 3-2766 perience. 24-hour service. Call ern office. Send complete resume entrance, parking. Inquire at 1671 change. This i.s truly a bargain top service. Save your back-and stating age, experience. salary gijarantced product, high accept­ Dresser, mirror, chest and bed. TWO FltRNISHED heated rboms. at *14.600. Gaatnn Realty Co.. Ml home, ceramic tile batlj,'4ireplace. Quickly Made Earl V^nCamp, Ml 9-4749. ance, low unit coat, high repeat Maple St. convenient utility rqom. Priced heart. Manchester Esso Service desired and references lo Box T, I kitchen .set, gaii stove, rltfrigers- 9-5731. TR 5-82»3. HENRY STREBCT-Near Princeton Center, MI 9-8198. T" sales, high commission, override Reg. $169—$98 LARGE FURNISHED room with for immediate salp;'S. A. . Beech­ St. A comfortable six room home , Herald. bonuses. Call Hartford. JA 2-2767. i tor, bedroom set. Adults. Ap'ply 10 Millinery Dressmaking 19 private bath and telephone, kitch­ I Depot Square. Apt. 4. MANCHESTER — Large 4 room ler; Realtor. MI ,8-6969. Ml 9-8952. with large modern kitchen, 14x20 TELEPHONE solicitors to work in en pri'vileges. MI 3-5703 between ranch, full basement, pit hot water living room, outdoor patid, 2-car , — 3 Pc Dani&li Walnut Bedroom ; heat, plastered walls, aluminum NORTH ELl^'street—6 room ex­ garage,, excellent nejghborhood. EXPERT TATI/)RTNG—On ladies’ oui-' office 9-1 p.m, 5-9 p.m- Six 9-4 p.m. ITIVE ROOM^ fOrnrshed or UhfUr- pandable cape, 4 room* finished Nursery Rhymes! and gentlemen's clothing. 139 days. Salary and commission. D ors— Birds— Pets 41 Dresser, mirror, chest and bed. nished apartment for. rent. "St. combination windows, kitchen • Priced aCllO.SOO with^prompt oc­ Apply Saturday only, 869 Main ONE ROOM downstairs, cold and extra large. Convenient to Main down, k^chen, 2 bedrooms, living cupancy-. Robert J. Smith, Inr., ' Woodland Sf. Cali anylime. Ml ONE BLACK Cocker Spaniel puppy. Reg. $319—$239 James' Parish. J D. Realty MI room with fireplace and attractive 3-S264. St., Room 7, 1:30-3 p.m. hot water, lights heat. Couple. 7 3-5129. St. This home 1s in excellent con- 963 Main St., MI 9-5241, or Ml 6 weeks old, AKC registered. Ml Lilac- St.------ditionr-SlSrTOOr GaaUm--Realtv-CQ bay/ window; -upstairs unfinished. 4-06.5tr Gjirage: nicely shaded lot. Bowers 9-7969:^ 'O 111 SEWING— Alterations apij mend? LIGHT OFFICE-cleaning woman, _, 3-Pc.' Rftrk Maple Bedroom BOLTON -On state, highway, 3 MI 9-5731, Tft 5-6293. Vejvt l>*ie ing. lo be done in mv home, Mrs. part-time. Call the Thomas Colla LARGE, CLEAN, double room room ground'floor anartmeni, with /School district,1 high as.sumabie 57 ARVINE PLACE - A delightful 7 I '/ -— ; Dresser, mirror, rhest and bed mortgage at 4'o%..S. A. Beechler, Ruth\Gilllch, Rnckville, T R '5-7696. .Co, yn 9-5225. ArtiHes For ^ le with bath, twin beds, parking 151 stove and refrigerator. Ideal for SEVEN ROOM home, aluminuip room home adaptable for the large || -- -TT- ■ Rpg. 269—$168 minute* from aircraft. Gentlemen! older people. Call Ml 3-4876 be­ storms,' enclosed porch, garage, Realtor, MI 3-6969, Mi 9-8952. or small family. The interior of ' CONNECTTICUT licensed nurse. 3 KITCHEN TABLE. Fireplase and | preferred. 63 Hackmatack St. Ml tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., pr MI amesite drive. A.sking S^.600. this home is unusuall.v charming . Mtmng—Trucking— room, furnished apartment with 9-0048. Paul J, Correnti. MI 3-53^. BIRCH MOUNTAIN Extension — furnace wood delivered. Ai.so trunk 9-1,5,55. Bolton. 6 room cape. 5% mort­ and must be seen to tie enjoyed. 20 po.sition. References, TR 5-9121. 2-Pc. Modern Living Room Over *1.000 worth of extras are. in­ -V Storage loads. Cedar- 'clothes line poles in­ Wn.MNGTON—3 bedrotim Ranch, gage may be assumed. 4 finished, stalled.. Ml 9-1,1,53. : Sofa and chair; 12 year construc­ MANCHESTER—.1 room furnished cluded ui the sale. Much thought MANCHESTER Package Delivery. MANcilESTEfUMotel, McNall St.i FURNISHED heated room. 247 N. apartment including heat, hot_ hot water baseray beat. Full con­ one partially finished, one unfin­ RKD 1, Manchester., Ml 4-1504. tion guarantee ished room. Recreation room, full ' and care have been given to the ; Light trucking and package deliv­ SNOW BLOWERS -- .Toro power Main St. Inquire Mrs. Irish. water, electricity: also 6 roofH"- crete cellar. 1 a'cfe land, high 1 attractive ground's. Excellent j-eai- ery. Refrigerators, washers and Woman for' cleaning unit, part- ' Reg. $199—$119 apartment with three rooms, elevation. A ver.-^ nICe home. Im­ basement, lot 150x200, *14,500. time work. Must have own trans- handle, push or self^propell'd dential area. Robert J- Smith, . stove moving specialty Folding heated. TR 5-4371. mediate occupancy. *13.000. Other Marion E, Rpbertaon, Broker, MI Inc, 963 ifaln St., MI 9-5241, or 1 port.alion. Red Snowbird and Bolens, Capi PLEASANT ROOM, for rent, older 3-5953. , ' , chairs for rent. Ml 9-0762. tol 'Equipment Co,. 38 Main' St. 2-Pc. Earl.v American Living . horries In IVilJingtdn. Tolland, Staf­ MI ^7959. M] 3-7958, - person preferred. MI 9-1329. Business Idicatinn.q ford. etc. Tom Minor. Broker, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS t-ocal- Help Wanted—Male 36 Room Set Rockyllle, TRemont 5-5042'. DUDLEY STREET—4 room single, LIVING ROOM snd bedr(?Dm, first 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 118 PRINC^ON* ST.—An attrac- mnvlng, parking, storage.' l-ow TWO BABY carriages with mat­ Foam rybber, 12 year construc­ for Rent 64 Jtive 8 room colonial with field | rate on long distance moves to IMMEDIATE opening in Rockville floor front.- on bus line. Restau­ PORTER STREET Section—7 room enclosed front porch, garage, deep tresses. oversized baskenette. tion guarantee rants nearby, parking. MI 3-5002. AfFLCONblTTONED 8-room ofttca. lot, quiet desirable neig’iborhood. "atone front. 4 bedrooms, den. cabi­ 48 states. MI 3-5187. ... and Tolland, *150 a week gross Taylor Tot, pottle chair, toidey home near school, den, full dining net kitchen with dishwasher and j prpfil. No experience, necessary. Reg. $269—$188 100% Main Street location.. Park­ room, large kitchen, living room S A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969, s'eat, car seat, rocking chair, play­ ing. Marlow’s. 867 Main St. - MI-9-8952;------— ' ^ Jisposa I _Jiot water: heat., firepISce, | MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Married man only. Car needeil. pen, steriirz'e.r. AH excellent con­ ' - Apartiherits-—•Flats;— 15x24 with fireplace, builtdn book­ I'.i baths, amesite drive; etc. Ex­ ing Company. tx>cal and long dis­ Plus e."

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