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VOL. LXXVir, NO. 114 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1958 ICIaaaifIcd Adverttatag an Faga 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Tunisians Threaten ^®^“*®*SSocarras, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY WILL BE/'BARGAIN DAYS" IN ALL DEPTS. AT HALE'S Guerrilla Warfare if v.s. Senate 8 O th e r s h New Haven, Feb. 13 (fiP)— French Don’t Leave Mayor Richard C. Lee an I n d i c t e d nounce today he would not seek the Democratic nomina Tunis, Feb. 13 (/P)— Pre8i-f^f^/8«‘n th« Nor^ JUlantlc New York, Feb. 13 (JP)— etc. Treaty Organisation (NATO). At tion for the U.S. Senate. TOILETRIES, dent Habib Bourguiba said to- ‘ ‘ ‘ Lee said in a statement that his Carlos Prio Socarras, exiled On Jobless Situation a meeting of the Atlantic Council DOUBLE ^.^GREENI PHce S^E* day that he would personally in Paris French delegate Etienne "obHgationa to the progmm of re former president of Cuba, and 75e EVENING PARi$ DEODORANT $TICK ...... 2 for $1.00 lead the Tunisian people in a Crouy-Chanel reported for the development Snd renewal here in eight others were indicted telng a .Candidate for the Senate Ribicoff Picks sian soil. ! and provide means and money HELEN CURTI$ $PRAY N ET ...... ooaooooooooe $1.69 an .frontier village of Sskiet Sidi this year." tile Tuniaian Preaident In a Yousef f. TTie mayor made his announce i with which to take part in FLANNEL NIGHT WEAR apaach recorded for radio delivery TTie French warning of further ment at a news conference, issu military expeditions and en- March 4; Will $1.7$ BAYER A$PIRIN TAILET$ ...... eeaeeeeeeeee $1.49 later today warned French author- STAMPS THURS trouble was contained in a note ing a 3-page statement. I terprises from the United' Itlee that any armed effort to f delivered td'Bourguiba'a chief min TTie statement did not indicate Statea against Cuba. j 79e lAYER A$PIRIN TABLET^...... 67c break out of their blockaded ister, Bshi Ladgham. as the presi uhom he might support for the Outline Plans bases in Tunisia would be met by The former Cuban head, now In dent was recording his speech. nomination. I Miami, - was charged with the UNiCAP MULTI ViTAMIN$, Family $ l i t ...... ooeeeoeeeeoe $6.96 PAJAMAS and GOWNS force. Lee, now in hi* third term as By LOU BLACK Bourguiba added, however, that Bourguiba said he realized the . others with conspiring to organize big Bizerte Naval Base was impor mayor, said he had reached his de I committees' and groups to effectu- Hartford, Feb. 13 (fl*)— Gov. 60e ALKA $€LTZER ...... eeeeeoeoeooe . 54e he did not despair of seeing wis tant to NATO. He said he was cision after reviewing "all aspects dom gain control on the French, »- ...... m. .. . . I ate the organization of military Ribicoff said today he would -I CASH SALES! NATO of th* matter." ' units and also with recruiting per aide. He said he etill wanted to' call a special session of the . SHORTIE PAJAMAS -M.i. IT,.— K..f power except France the u« He said: $1.2$ AB$ORBINE JR...... 88c negotiate wtth France, but — c - - sona to eatabliah military training General Assembly for Tuesr T had taken no steps to seek the camps in the Dominican Republic. after the evacuation of the IS.POO' nomination aa iny party's i-ndi- I day March 4 to deal with the KOLYNO$ TOOTHPA$TE...... ,. 2 hibos!69e BROEKN SIZES AND SITLES. Bourguiba'* speech did not make . Mexico, Haiti and the United French troops bn his soil. dat* for the Senate, but the in unemployment situation in Trasloa Increases clear whether any euch arrange- I States. IN SIZES tt TO 40. • Bourguiba recorded hi* speech with NATO power* would bar creasing indications oi support for Connecticut. LARGE U$TERINE JLNTI$EPnC ...... ^ aoeeooooeoaa . 89c this nomination in the past several I TTie nine also are charged with aa tenaion mountad throughout his j “ 7 "* I*** *’*,»«■ I causing the purchase of motor The (iovernor said at a presa months - particularly in the last conferenc* he will "outline what LARGE LACO $HAMPOO ...... eoeaooeoooe# 89c ' country and the French reported! **'.'^* two weeks have required me dur- ‘ ships and causing the vessels to Increasing minor incidents (nvolv- J^*"*"^** "''PP’y" sali from the United Stales with action, in my opinion. Is demanded ing French troop., bases and civil- ‘"8 "f the blockaded garrisons with : ing these past few days to review and will make my program avail eeeoeoeoeo. oe $2.00 Look At These Super Bargains From moat earnestly all a.sp'ecta of the srms. men. uniform* snd Impli- NEVY QUICK HOME PERMANENT...... j food should be allowed a* a hu- mrnU of war. able to both Democratic and Re matter and to arrive Ini mediately FMUice warned th* 'runialan* , m*nit«rl*n move. He said the eva< - The indictment was opened be publican legislative leaders" next NEW PACE HOME PERMANENT...... oeaoeeeeeo '6,.^ $2.00 Reg. $2.98 SALE through dipomaUc channels that j thew troops to f rsrice at a decision on what my plana for Tuesday morning. HALE'S HOUSEWARES DEPT. the future are to be." fore Judge Edward Welnfeld. who further grave incldenU might arise ‘ *»e problem of feeding issued warrants for the defendants i The Democratic Governor'# IAN DEODORANT...... 98c as a result of Tuniaian refiisal to - , He added that "my appreciation , at the reque.st of IJ’IIliam F. Tomp- j statement came shortly after he allow Fwmch force* to supply Bourguiba said that in nidlcal is most heartfelt to all those who i kins, assistant attorney general in ; met in a closed session with the . . . . $1.00 OIMl $1.50 20 GALLON their garrison*. , cases, the 7^JnisiBn government I have urged me to seek this nomi I two top Republican legialatlva WOOLITE WOOL W A$H ...... ‘ would offer all facilities to remove charge of the Justice Department'* BIRD SEED TTie French also carried their nation." Internal .Security r>i\*t*ion. leaders. Senate Majorit.v Leader ‘ the sick. He said he respected "the ain- Would Mediate ' ------\ ! Elmer S. Watson of Wethersfield TRASH BARREL I eerily of their stand" but that "in (Conttnued on Pag* Ten) ! snd Rep. Frederick Pop* Jr., of Feed your feathered frinda! Approved At the end of the recording ses i all conscience" he couldn’t be a Look At These Ternfic Bargains From Reg. $3.98 SAiMtE sion a newspaperman asked i Fairfield. mixture in 6 pound bago. Regular 19o. Complete with cover. Regular 84.98. Ike Quits Sun esndidate. I Said Ribicoff: Bourguiba: "If France would ac Aaked at hia news conference cept th- mediation of Ih- ITnIled I "It has been my feeling, and it whom he might support for the ia now, that this is a problem that LINGERIE DEPT. MAIN FLOOR In Capital for ' State.* to return harmony to the nomination. L^e said he had not Snow Blankets SPECIAL SPECIAL relatione between France and Tuni conferred with lo<’al parly leaders should command the best thihklng HALE’S DOMESTIC DEPT. of all of US. sia to put an end to thia situation, yet on that step. would you agree to withdraw your Former Congressman Thomas J. Wide Section "In that spirit I asked leaders of THE NEW Snowy Georgia the General Assembly to consider SLIGHT IRREGULARS OP 39c Tremendous Bargains From I complaint<0 the United Nations?” . Dodd and former U.S. Sen.- William CANNON TURKISH KENDALL THRIFTY DRY . $ 0.79 ' Botu-gulba replied. •Yea. I would ' Benton ha\«e announced their can with me whether on the basis o f in Washington. Feb. 18 i;Pi- Presi j withdraw our complaint to the didacies for the Job. Former Gov. Of Deep South formation presented Monday by HAND and FACE SIZE B « 5 5 ' dent Eisenhower left sunny Wash I United Nations." Cheater Bowles also is considered s State Labor Commlsaloner Renato DISH TOWELS ington today for a vacation in the In Paris, Foreign .Minister CTiris- candidate. Miami. Ha.. Feb. 1.1 i.?>,_The E. Ricciuti and Chairman Robert P. HALE'S SPORTSWEAR DEPT. Lee of State Labor Development TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO SECOND FLOOR anowy South. Weather Bureau today Issued a TOWELS Jumbo Size. 20” x 36” ’The temperature here was a (Contlnued on Page Five) i (Continued on Page Nineteen) freeze warning for Florida. T1>e Commission, we should be warrant 39c ertsp 2.1. but theday was mostly forecast was for "fair, much ed in calling a special session." For 88c sunny and there was no snow. B>’ colder this afternoon and to 89,000 Jobless IQ GALLON OUTDOOR 8 G A U O N 100% Wool Skatins Swoatort Reg. Price 98.M—NOW contrast, the President's destina night." \ meteorologist said, At Monday's meeting Riccuiti re- . A MU-out In one «Uy during our U*t aale! With multi-color border etripee. Driee twice i tion at TTiomasville, Ga., had snow ■"nil* U going to be a very ported nearly 89,000 are Jobleas--- Solid oolofs In pink, roae, jrellow, nqun nntf M many diehes. Driee them twice me feat last night. severe night In all areas.” more than 8 per cent of the total green. A wonderful value! lintleaa and eoft—wonderful to uee. GARBAGE PAIL Eisenhower had delayed his de- Space Man on Way Bernard Schwartz listens to a whiipered word from hia attorney, Herbert Wachtell, aa he take* th* work force of Connecticut. H* also GARBAGE PAIL Shotland TyjM Slip-Ons Reg. Priee 98.98—NOW piu'ture for a day, partly on the By THE AHSCKIATED PRESS witncaa atand today before a special House investigating subcommittee. (AP Photofax). warned the situation might becom* w iin.y. THEY lAST! MANUFACTURER’S forecast that the Georgia weather aa bad aa in 1949 when the number REG. 7*0 tm CK AND THmSTT Snow twirled by chill winds gave of Jobless soared over the 100,000 CLOSEOUT REGULAR 91.49 to $1.S8^ PR. Complete with cover. Bale handle. Bego- Complete with cover. Bale handle. Regu areuld warm up late this week. a freakish gle.m to the Deep CANNON KWIK-DRY PRINTED TERRT mark. DACRON OR NYLON FLOCKED OR PLAIN lar 84.29. lar 88.98. ^ Sl^otlanj^^ Oardigans Reg. Prift, 96->8—NOW Areomiwnied by Mm. Eisenhow ^Back from Moon ’ South today. And sub-freezing Chiine«c Forecast MARQUISETTE er. the President left in hi* plane Referring to that aam* meatlng, DISH TOWELS temperatures were a dime a dozen. Ribicoff declarad! Columbine U1 for Spence Air Force , In Florida, three inches of snow SPECIAL SPECIAL Baa* at Moultrie. Ga. The flight Pr«sj.eriiy/.n ju4 F G C O fficial F ixed , "It was my understanding than SASH CURTAINS Valuea to 910.98—NOW Ban Antonio, Tex., Feb. 13 (Ah — *'I.ackland Air Force Base her*. Dr. ,f^|_ftft.-TaUsha*see. two^ ineliea en Wool Bulky Swoatort imrmaHy- t*kex about two hours. fliin&ma Cit.v on the Gulf of Mexi that the Republican leaders would Pair 0 0 ^ 36” Lengths Th* Btaenhowera will be gueqts Air Fore* aclentiats showed opU- P.oy B. Mefferd Jr., Uiiiveraity. San P'ranci.sco. P'eb. 13 i.Pt give me the benefit of their think 59e"“‘ I . Texas biochemist, said the Ai co, and an inch less than that at at the ptantatfbih' at George M. ! miam today s* Airman Donald Far nearby Pensacola. Miami shivered A forecast for the CTvines* ing within a week as to the necee- s a w $ 1.98 I Force had granted 124.903 for the New Tear.,drafted by the eld sity for a special tesaion. Humphrey, former secretary of the as it braced it.self for temperature* Schwartz Charges five amart pattema in all eolor eomblaa- tiae In kitchen, dining room or bedroom aa rell passed th* half-way mark on tests. er* of Kuan Yin Temple, pre *'It was m.v understanding, too. aaah or tier curtain*. Thia la a tremendoua treaaury. and Mr*. H''mphre>-. Farrell. living in air pressure expected to fall almost to freezing. aona. If you’ve never uaed terry towela for GIRLS' and TEEN DEPT. SPECIALS Cold Hanging On hia simulated moon 6ight. dicts a Wave of proaperity will that ahould the Republican leaders value! I H i usually encountered st 18.000 feet, The fall at Tallahassee, possibly drying dlahee, try them pow! Eisenhower, still havmg tmee* The blond. S-foot airman from sweep,the United Stales and V...... - agree with me that a special aes- I The Bronx barreled over lunar was subjected to three emergency the heaviest in the capItol'* hls- weate'n Europe b,v the end of \\a.,hmgtoii. heir 13 Ber-• w ere N oi th Dade Video, Inc . com- should be called, we would all 1 M a cold contracted in Augiuta. nard .Schwartz testified toda,v that posed of local businessmen, and L. HALE’S CflARMHOUSE GIRLS' SLACKS, REG. $3.98 ...... NOW $2.99 I wastes yesterday and today was I summons yesterday. Farrell has toty. continued past midnight and ne.xl June. ail down in a non-partisan spirit Ga.. nearly two week* ago. hoped speeding earthward again in his no way of knowing whether or gave a frosty glint to the pre-dawn Federal Communications Commia- B WiLson Inr.. operating Radio FOUR SPECIALS THAT NYLON RAYON BLEND to 6nd warmer weather at Thom- '■The current mild rece.ision that the problem demands, and de m ' make-believe flight in a compart not there la a real emergency. dark. will be over far sooner Uian sioner Richard A .\taok has ac- Station WCKY at Cincinnati, Ohio velop a program for effective legis W IU PUT YOU TO SLEEP! GIRLS' lU LKY KNIT SWEATERS. SI 7 fo 14 aaiillc to he could hunt and play .•pare cabin. But he continued high-effIciency knowledged receiving '".several The hearing went through moat of BLANKETS golf. At New Orleans, MXrdi Gra* I predicted by moat economists." lation action. REO. $6.99 B. F. GOODRICH VALUES TO $8.98 ...... NOW $3.99 The airman, still bright and performance. He made extra throngs tossed snowballs, ja rare i said the Kiah Yin elders' pro- Ihou.sand dollars" from an atlor- 1954. LATEX FOAM BED PILLOWS $3.99 Eisenhower smiled and waved chipper, completed the halfway quick lime in responding to all of ney for a Miami television station. (The dlasentera were commis- :'They now advise me that be ■port that far south. The one-inch / phec.v for the year 4656 in the fore they can decide on the neces- BEG. 96.99 EXTRA PLUMP SIZE Reg. 19.95. PRETEEN DRESSES. SfzM 8 to 14, VALUES to $8.98 . . . NOW $3.99 as he went up the ramp to hi* I mark at 9:3.1 p.m. (CSTi last them, Steinkamp said. Once Far Schwartz. fired coun.sel for a sionors Ro.scI H. Hyde (Ri. who *7.95 Bargains From Our Main Floor Dept, plane. He wore a .blue snd white fall yestei'da.v wa* New Orleans' CTilneso lunar calendar. •esiion. they LATEX FOAM BED PILLOWS $4.99 j night. At ItS.*) p.m. (CSTi today rell had hia emergency gas mask heaviest in 59 ,v*ar*. At Moi»a.nt Next Monday ia the Chinese .special House subcommitlee. told' voted for tlie Wilson company, and i muffler under his black overcoat he will pass the lOO.-hoiir maik. In place in 19..'’ seconds. I lhe\subcomnilltcV\m(ie^ \h'e I Robert T. Bartl'ov'VD i who"favored "hoiild have apecifle propo.*als from REO. 97.98 DUPONT DACRON FILLED 72x90 SIZE TEENA PAIGE DRESSES. Sizos 5 to 15. against a chill wind. Airport. 12 miles from New Or New Year's Eve. heralding NYLON COVERED RED FOR TWIN OR DOUBLE BEDS . barling mish.apa. and will be well Air Foix:* scientists said the leans. two inches fell. Weatem the close of the Year of the ' money was paid to Mack after he WKAT. A relatively new commia- VALUES TO $14.98 ...... NOW S7.00 Eisenhowei- left shortly alter a j on his way on the return trip to many instruments attached to ! became a membe- of the FCC in sioner. T. A. M. Craven, abstained PILLOWS $4J5 Made eapeclaUy for our group of atoree by SPECIAL Louisiana reported a heavier blan Rooster and the beginning of National Security CouncH meeting : Earth. Hia 7-day flight is sched electrode* taped over Farrell'S ket. ! the summer of 1955. | from voting. The four voting for. REO. 99.98 1P0% IMPORTED one of the iargeat blanket mUla. Extra warm, at the White Houset, the Year of the Dog. A week (Continued on Page Ten) uled to end Sunday. body show no significant changes U was white on white together | long celebration, with a 3-day I Mack was one of four commis- Public Service were the then chair- DOWN BED PILLOWS $7.98 long wearing. All colora. The departure walii held up 22 “We are constantly surprised," whatever They measure respir j sionei's who voted to gi ant the hot-1 ^'®urge (.’. McConnaughey; Remainder. Of Stock In Oirls' minutes to await the arrival by public festival, will start Feb. BALL POINT PENS said Lt. Col George R. Steinkamp ation, heart action, blood pressure (Continued on Page Ten) ^ 21. j lyIV contested Channel 10 in .MiamiMiami 1 present ' chairman. John C. commercial plane from New York I yesterday, "at Farrell's continual and other physical conditions. I In r»,,KUn «o.-,,i..« 'Toin,.i.i™ Inn . I Docrfer. and Commissioners Mack HEAVY QUALITY ZIPPERED D A T E X -F O A ^ to Rublir Sci-vice Television Inc., a COATS and JACKETS of Mr. and Mm. Ellis D. Slater, per 'alertness, lack of fatigue, and Only once has the 23-year-old wholly ow-ned subsidiary of Na- * and Robert E. Lee. I MAnRESS TOPPER PADS Perfect writing pen In tutoue and aolid eolora. sonal friends of the BlsenhWeti. ' especially hia lack of boredom" son of s Wall Street accountant tional Airlines. Schwartz said the money was Bulletins MATTRESS COVERS ; DRASTICALLY REDUCED The Slaters were given a ride on ; Steinkamp ia head of the Depart (The Federal Comniunicalions ' Mack in several checks by Regular $8.98. <■» Q Q ' . , _ ____ H , shown signs of irritation. He can the Columbine- III to vlait frlehda ment of Space Medicine. School of have either radio music or taped Coinnii.ssion. by a 4-2 vote, granted ! Thurman A Whiteside, a Florida from the AP Wires FuU Bed Slie...... In the Thomaavllle area. Aviation Medicine, at Randolph music channeled into his space Democrats Drafting Miami's television (Channel 16 in i been retained ReguUr 87.98. $ i l G O O ' Eisenhower for the last several Air Force Base here. cabin Yesterdav he signaled for i February 1957 to Public Service "ubllc Service for work in con- Twin Bed Sire...... ’’'W . y y These Are Bargain Days In year* has spent a Febmary vacs- Steinkamp and other acientlsts radio music. ' Television. ' , nectlon with its television appli U.S. .SAYS REDS LIED Full or twin bed eltea. Extra heavy quality tion. with the Hurnphreya. show guarded optimism over man's cation. like aleepittg on a cloud, deep cu.hlony aoft- Taped music was tuened on. Far (Tlii.s action reversed the recom Washington, Feb. 18 {/P)—^Th* that will give yenra of wear. Seama are all The Humphrey plantation "Mile- ability to withstand the atrains ^Kepiitatlun as Fixer | State Department accused Rua- bound. atone" ia located In the south and stress of air travel. But he rell snapped his signal switch but Antirecession Plans mendations of hearing examiner HALE'S FASHION DEPT. was Ignored. Displa.ving aggrava I Herbert Sharfman, who proposed a Schwartz described Whiteside as *ia today of telling Ilea about c> PRINTED SCARFS ‘ •N ■ . 9 • ' . Georgia piney woods on the edge said, "we've got to run other the United State* in conneettoa tion he. snapped it on and off sev .------^---- ' grant to WKAT. Inc., operating an attorney who has a reputation HALE’S STUBDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED ' More Of Those Wonderful of 17ioma.svilIe. tests. " He let it be known that in Florida as- "a fixer." Mith Tunis uhlie "talking out of Silk blend In popular 8S-lnch M|uare style. New spring Eisenhower is looking forward Farrell fa just the first Air Space eral times. Finally, said Steinkamp. Washington, Feb. 13 iJb—Senate-^hospitala to be built 'mder the Hill- WKAT-AM-TV at Miami Beacli. in the other side of It* month" $1.49 Value * SEE OUR RACK OF BEAUTIFUL raiicus hill-billy music was turned I Democrats are drafting a 10-point Burton Act. March 1965. Schwartz read into the record QUILTED MAHRESS PADS color*. SALE PRICE to hunting quail and wild turkey on guinea pig for apace flight teats. information he said was from can about improving relations. Press EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL the far-ranging Humphrey eat |e It was announced at Austin, on. Farrell flipped it off and shrug antirecession program which party 9. Action to aiiUiorize the plan-; (ThiswBsa4-wayconle.sl,slarl- offleer Lincoln White made that WITH CORNER ELASTIC S ged his shoulders. j leaders plan to give * speedy start ning of new projects aimed at pro-I ed in 1953. The other appiithints celed checks in the subcommittee BACK DRILL In other years the President and Tex., that the Air Force had con- file.s re«pon*e,' denouncing Moscow Regular 96.98. C O X Q hia host have also hunted on nelgh.- I traded with the University of The colonel guessed that Farrell through Congress. viding more business for basic in- for “outtrageous allegations,"' 89 76 Jntn Sire...... was trying to sneak in a .news I The program is being put to- dustries. "After coming on the Federal boring estates. I Texas to sgl up biochemical testa Communications Commission and' when asked what he thought of Regular 94.98. $ 9 JLQ IRONIND BOARD COVERS ------^ I for pra-aelecting space pilots. The broadcast, banned In his snace ex ' gether by individual commiltoes 10. A Works Progrbs* Adminis a charge In xthe Communist I under the guidance of the Demo tration program to be thrown Into while the case ,wa.s pending. Mack 64 X 78 Fun Sire...... y (Continued on Page Ninetwn) pre-aelecttons will be made at periment "But he couldn't get party newspap^ Pravda that cratic Policy Comrrt'ittee headed b.v the, breqeh if other efforts fail to News Tidbits acknowledges that he received sev Pure white flUlng that I. guaranteed to E . d , g 7 e FABRIC GLOVES awav with it." Steinkamp smiled, eral thousand dollars from Mr. the United Statek had master j He amazes his watchers with his Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas. stem the recession. | launder white. Elaatic on ench comer. Culled from AP Wires Whiteside." Schwartz said. minded the French bombing of Regular $1.00 nllp-on styles, Double woven cotton In ' lack of boredom. Cozy and warm, It will represent the party's an No Leaf Ral ing the Tunisian cinaige. Saklet SltU- he ate a turkey dinner yesterday swer to liemands that Congress He did not imnVediaely say what abort and medium lengths. Colors! Wblta, ecru and Johnson, who had experience explanation Mack may given sub Yniissef, last SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 89c , HALE’S HEAVY QUALITY black. _ with evident relish. He takes copi- I act before the business slump gets with the National Youth Adminis- Henrj- Kearns, assistant secre British Report Gains I nus notes of his feelings and worse. committee Inve.stigators for the “CHARMHOUSE” tratipn (NYA) and Ihe Works . tary for international affairs, tells payments. KKSCL'E TRY SPURRED Values to { thoughts as part of the experiment. John-son is unilerstood to have Progress Administration (WPAt i Lincoln Day gathering of Republl- He said Mack "was aware that San Bernardino, Calif., Feb. IS 36" INDIAN HEAD : His watchers ss,v he stays hu.sy told his colleagues that while he is during th* depression______of _ th* '30's,___ can*______in Hartford,______this ...... nation’s...... 4,- _ (61—A weak hand wave from a hdy TOWEL ENSEMBLE $ 17.9 5 and call him "a great chow Whiteside had in aome manner with Dacron Reinforced Selvage. SPECIAL SALE^ I opposed to a "gloom and doom" has told hia colleagues he wants ! ^,0<>0 unemployed aie "a matter bVen'broughrinlo\h^"ja*e'br^^ ararid'^^^ In IRBM Development 1 hound.” i attitude, he thinks Immediate atepi „ of grave eodiern to Pieaidenl Eis-I National people and^ was work- Vo ^ ^ ^ h im ikUe h” REG. 91.16. X 44.' Q Q ^ must be taken to dombat unem-1 For that, reason the Democratic enhower, and it will soon be col ing for National." Yard ploymcnt which no^' has reached leader has contended that any lected" . . . Arkan.sa.s Gov. Orval alive. Fourteen-year-old Donald NYLON HOSIERY London, Feb. 13 lA^—Tht Britishiii rea.sons. is more vulnerable to The checks Schwartz read into Rurna fell 800 feet Into the steep-. 59c BEG. 59c. ' A O e - government announced today it is i rocket attack than are the i.est- 4'v millions. ' WPA tyme of program ought to be Faubii* revoke* State franchise of the record totaled $2,650. He said Plane In this connection, he has asked | held in reserve to be uaed only as the National Aaaociatlon for the Kided, DOO foot-deep canyon yes HAND SIZE...... :. Values to developing a medium range ballis ern power*, the government said, this was tile total during the time terday while on a hike. Last night Regular $1.00 first quUUty sheer 90 gauge full fash tic rocket more advanced than the ' explaining: cominittees operating under Sens, a last resort If the recession ahows .Advancement of Colored People. Mack wa.s on the commission. 16 color* In wonderfbl Indian Head. Limited REG. 29<'. O C e . Fulbright iD-Arkl. Sparkman (D -! signs of deepening despite other Kenneth Broad. 42, of East there was bone-chillbig fog, rain quantity! FACE CLOTk...... A J C $29.95 Americana now possess and ia de-1 "Tile over-all luperiorlty of the Schwartz said Mack refused tb and anon. ioned dark seam. All new spring, colors. Reinforced signing it for launching from un West la likely to Increase ralhei 3 Men Aboard Alai, Ander.son (D-NM), Hill, (D -, measures. Hartford killed when hia truck goes produce record*when askeii and derground sites., than dimtnisK as a consequence of , Alai, Kerr (D-Okla) and Gore Johnson has avoided public com- over a Rl. 16 embankment at Stui - ______heel and toe for extra wear. Sices By, to 11. I (D-Tenn) to come up speedily with TAX RE11EW DUE Choose from wools, crepes, cotton, cashmeres, and aceUtes. Sizes 7 to 15, A White Paper published by the the advent of medium range bal- 1 North Adams, .Mass.. Feb. 13 i/Pi ------I bridge. Mass., after colliding with (Conttnued on Page Ten) Wiuhlngton, Dee. IS iJt—Housa , LOW. LOW PRICES OX legislative proposals to cover a (Continued on Page Three) | another . . . David Almond, 17. ■ I 8 to 20, I2!>i to 2 2 '/r. All sales final. Defense Ministry said this weapon liatic rockets. These weapons, | —Civil Air Patrol and Air Force speaker Rayburn said today WONDERFUL NO IRON DACRON CURTAINS against which there- is al preaenl. I wide field of government activity ------. ' I burned when chemicals he was mix "is being developed on the highest planes .learched a wide area tmlby Demoerattr leaders are going to Tailored—Double Stitched 1 Side Hem., S" Bottom Hem* priority in close cooperation” with no answer, could from site in Eii- | to bo'«te»' th" economy. start a rei'lew ••pretty *oon" to 41" X, 64" LONG ...... 82.69 Pr. SPECIAL SALE the United States. rope and , elsewhere dominate for three Long Island, .''f. Y.-, skier*. Highlight* of Program Rails Granted 2% ‘"8 chemtiS Flec|s wee w here a tax rut might 6o tbn 68" LONG ...... ; 92.98 Pr. • BAROAINS FROM OUR BABY m4 TOT SHOP TTie White Paper said the agree practically every target of Imixir- uiiasing In a small plane since yen- , As Johnson view* the program ■ aai*.-* v*iaitax^t.i ^ / C g o o d condition al Stamford Hos- w- i« O * J s 72” LONG ...... 92.98 Pr. tance in the Soviet Union. it would .shape up like this: Ydigoras Presideiil too^-ujiv^ i.. t.. lO X O F 6 . , LOCATED ON MAIN FLOOR—REAR ment imder which American inter terday afternoon. 41” X 81” LONG ...... 92.98 Pr. mediate range ballistic missiles "The possession by Rusjsia of The 4-pas.senger. single engine i: A comprehensive housing b lll^Freight a x j i ^ i s i aRate x ciig r aHike x iia s r Department of Agiiciilluie to NOTED PAINTER DIES RUFFLED—6 »4” FINISHED RUFFLE CAMPUS PANTIES CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S will be located ih Britain "will be rockets of equal range will not, for craft wa* last heard from at 4:19 aimed at getting this limping In-i — — make new survey of last year’s Guatemala, Feb. 13 (Ah Right Paris, Feb. IS uPi — Goorgea 48" X 54” LONG ...... ,...$8.69 Pr. . GROUP OF completed shortly." reasons of geography, afford her p.m. when tt asked the Concord. du«trv going full blast. ! 'VVasbington, I'eb; 13 /P) - Tlie drought affecU on Connecticut ist Gen. Miguel Ydlgoras Fuentes', Rouault, the 26th century’s moat 48" X 68" I.ONG ...... $8.98 Pr. Regarding the relative strength any corresponding strategic advan N. H.. airport for a wind report. It I 2. Legislation to permit Fed-j railroad Industp' had permls.sion farms. . , Navy divers search off fmally has the presidency of famoh* pointer Of religlm* anb- 48" X 72" IA>XG ...... $.1.98 Pr. Regular $2.84. Rot of 9. Perfect fitting ruyon under CHILDREN'S of the West and the Soviet Union, tage. It would be of no use to her hkd left Newport, N. H., at 4 p.m. eral Re.serve Banks to make loans; today to raise It's interstfite freight Georgia coast for part of nuclear Guatemala after trying since I960, Jects, died today at his home of 48" X 81" LONG ...... $4.49 Pr. the document said: to attack weaterh Eiiro'pe unless for.Amityvlllc. N. Y. to small businesses which certify | rates kgain—the 15th such advance weapon dropped into Atlantic ^e al.so appears t(i have the ma- Uremia. He wraa 86. He and wear In band and elastic style brief. WUte and colored. SNOW she could simultaneously knock oiit ;riERH PRESHRUNK TOP, RUFFLED BOTTO.M "Russia's successful launching Piloting the plane was one of they can't get credit in ordinary Since World War II. Oceaii from B47 bomber. Jority ol’^ the Incoming Congress Georges Braque were among tho the vital strategic air bases in the channels. ' The new hike, averaging about Early morning fire destroys behind him. last of the “L’Eoole de Faria" 86" X SO" LONG ...... 91.98 Pr. of artificial aatellites is evidence of its co-owners. Dougla. D. Robin her remarkable progress in rocket U.S. 3. Passage of a post office con-^ 2 per cent on most freight item.s. School .St. tire shop of John Ca- ^ -pbe outgoing legislature elected (achool of Paris) and ./'Laa 86” X 86” LONG’ ...... » ...... ,91.98 Pr. DRESSES son. 30, of 171 Locust St.. Garden Regular 89c.. SUITS development. But it should not be "She could'at preserit have no City. N. Y. Robinson, married and stniction bill. ! may be put into effiact on Saturday. valieri in Bristol despite four-hour the 62-,year-old leader of the Corn- Fauvea" (the wild heaata) who Values to $8.98. thought that this has upset the bal rea.sonable' hope of achieving this the father of two. has been eni; 4. Authorizations to put on egtra- TTie Interstate Commerce Com fight by firemen In sub-freezing' g(.,-vative. Reconciliation party to revolted against tmpreOslanIsm IXJW. LOW PRICES ON FA8IOUS BRAND Infants’, Boys', Girls’. ance of miUtai'y power.” with manned bombere and it will ployed four years as a Long Island shifts of workers cn public work# miaaion (ICX3), which granted two i tempmatiires. ,. Virginia organlza- i a 6-yeai-term ye.sterday. 'The Con- *n 1906 and turned French Values to 914.98. > Holds World War (’nilkely take her several years to complete and Connect'ictit salesman for the" projects ^for which Congress'.has general increases during the past ' lion xgpocrats, recovering from g^ressional choice between Ydlgoras painting In a new dlrectton. SHEETS and PILLOWCASES 3 Pair The government said balancing the developrnent of an accurate in- building products firm of H. H. provided'the .money. year, authorized the new boost wurprlwe at retirement announce-i god Joae Luis Cruz Salazar wa* — T” " - ,. TI’PE 186 UADV PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE " SPECIAL n o w ' fears in East and West of mutual tercontinent,al rocket and produce Robertson Co.. New York City. 5. Construction of military hous late yesterday. ment of U,.S. Sen. Harry Floyd necessary because Ydlgoraa did not AVON SCHOOL HE.AD MRBO annihiiSUon make a world war un it In sufficient mimbera." Others aboard were Maclellan ing in 'arena with soft spots qf un- The new hike* will add about Byrd, turn to piaclical, political jfet a majority in the Jan. 19 elec- \.4von, Feb. IS — C » a ^ Beg. 99.19. 7$ X 106...... 12.20 Reg. 98.89. 90 x 108...... 82.65 likely .''for another generation or Hope* Tor Amts Cut iPart . Reyonidt* of East Mei^dow, N. Y., employmert. $182 million a year to freight rev- j matter of who might be his sue- ■ lion, although he ran well ahead. MInnIch, *uper\nten«nt1 of M%. fS.St.. 81 X 108...... 92.40 Rff 79c. 4l& X S8'/i eaaea. ... mqre.’’ Tlie White Pt(p*r e.xpreased the and Ir» Hyde of Copiqgue, N. V. 6. Actloit tuz ,^alazan and held 56,' mUaal will b* Friday.uM a an* Reg-92.49. T'2 x 168. . . . . MAMCHMST«R.^CdHH> ^ tack on the West,\"even with con- ing arms. It said; . High School. ' . . \ thorlxqd by Congreii. Beg. BLiR 72 X 108...... 92.10 Uces. 12-18 montha,' vaiitibi al fortes onto,” the iveatern "Today no country c*n hope to The thl-w. left Amffyvllle yester 7. Repeal of, the pay-aa-you-go 3 per cent increaae, coupled with I citolibg the Earth . . . Preparation# .of the 66 eMU in the old Con-, t lo « ' followed a p w k . h w h ^ Bag. 89.29. 81 X 1Q8...... 92JI0 Reg/92.99. 81 x 108. ..A CORNtR MAIN M id OAK S T R ^ S Btsaa 1-8, 8-8x. S-8xv ' power* "would hnv* to)- hit back gain anything by war,, and .all day morning, flying 'to Newport. I provision ao the interstate high- numerou* proposed change*. changes In continue In Amman tor signing I grees. But Cruz Salazar, fearful | Wedneeday night witow •9g. .«9e. 42 X ,96 epaea...... 59c Reg; 59c. 82 x 86 cdaea. .. wttii strategic qiiclear wiiapona.” ugy program can be apeeded up. t I proclamaUnn federating the klngi I ' ------1 (umwered 86 rhargM, IB* jBovIM UalOB, for gaopaphiic (OoatlBued oa Fag* Thirteen) (dMUnued on Pag* iSselve) 1 8 . Authorization tor additional (OoBttane^ on Pag* Three) Idonu of Iraq *t>d Jordan. (CoaOnued on Pago Fivo) hlm'troiB tho hoard. -ni-. n » 1 .. 7 ” f t PAGE tw o kANCriESTER EVENING HER^D, MANCHESTJ®, CONN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1968 —— ^ ------... ------MAKCKEST^R evening herald,^MANCHESTER, CuNN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1963' PAOK slide projector, Mrs. Helen Abpxa. ----- ■ • - iiiiiiaA " ¥ *4 ?, skits, 6k movies and "6 '' -1 Rockville Mrs. Fred Lewis sad Mrs. Francis RockvUley ernon aurpnsss. strongly supports the ConsaWalilva aaid tka Rochdale result ia "a mia- loading domestic carload freight Rieder .wUl be hostesses at a so Ajumnt prcaldsiit Daniel Ssaloo- T o rie s H u rt party, said the election outcomia fortun* foz- the country” and that Rails' Granted 2% at New York and; Philadelphiiu cial hour following the program. tat and tte following membera are ‘shquld cause the government very' "to the Conservative party it Only The railroads contended such Summer Sessions Approved C e r p e i^ Oenaasaaloa aerving cn the production staff: Sheinwold oiti Bridge serious roi^ivtngs.” ' The pro-Con- Mnphaaizea the need for greater Freight Rale Hike charges were justified by high Men and boys of St. John's Epis Shim Double sessions. Stanlw Qunphell, Karl Hewitt, Al B y S e th a ck servatlve M ily Express termed effort ami greater unity.” > terminal operating costs a t ' these copal Church are planning to attend bert Weber and Allen BeaVerstock. the result- "bitter homecoming The Rochdale election was the points. FREE TRICK - (Continiwd from t*Age Oae) the annual Corporate Oommunioo Stephen Von Euw, an alummia anbreakfast on Washington’s E x^orer Advisor of Post $3, Is pro WmSSoufli vilM raMa In Election turns to London tomorrow from part 6t the electioneering took with some' items such aa man By Allimd Shalawold place - before television cameras. Antirecession Plans operating regulations. These were Birthday in Manchester. The event gram director. ffom r School Board Asked The aong writer may aay that an Aslan Commonwealth tour. dMigned to boost revenues by ufactured iron, steel and cement Explorer Poets in Vsmon, Rock Kennedy,' Jn private . life k tele A ■ummtr MMiem for atudcntaftory, ancitnt hiatory: alftbra I, will be held at St. M ary’s Church A AX The Times, nominally independ about $210 million a year. The in exempted entirely. Aa an example, ville, Ellington, HazardvlUa and the iMct thlnga in Ufa are free, but 9 A Q 19 • 4 London, Feb. 13 (A’) — A ihat- vision commentator and a hand- (Continued from Pnge One) said, "you can be aura of one thing; failing in Uiair claaaca will be In- geometry and typing I. Othera win at 8 a.m. dustry said its operating costa the approved inbreue iiicluded 3 Double sessions xame In for an-hand Mrs, John Haivey, and Mrs. ThompsonvlUe are participating. the cynic haa hU own opinion on JA?Q, tering defeat In an electicin to fill ent but usually prp-Conservatlve, aome fiellow to boot, waa genOral- The Demobratic gloom and dpom Btitutad at Rockville High School be included if at least eight stu Red Barber, qxMrtacaater will be said the outcome niay force Mac Jumped $300 million a year as a per' cent for grains and livestock, denta enroll and a teacher is avail guest speaker at the breakfast. He other round o f discussion last night Oaorge IVilBon. Admlaelon la by Scout uniform. ■uch mattera. Ha will tall you that A House of Commons vacancy cast ly considered to hsve come off well ment on President Eisenhower's brigade's Whole profiram boils next aummer. millan to ask for a new general result of wage hikes last Novem 2 per cent for lumber, and 1 cent able. is a licensed Episcopal lay-reader Oh the other hand, the- Board re ' I .) I ■ I . tha free thlnga are aomatimaa Uit BACT gloom today over supporters of in the viewing. expression of confidence yeetbrday down to three -K’ords: ‘Sell The 6-week aeaaion will open when 10 parents attended the moat axpanbiva. Hila wan cartainly election before the statutory term ber. a hundred pounds for meats and The plan la being instituted here and preachap, ceived supporting letters from « 7 64 Z B r 11A i n's CkinaervAtlve govern One newspaper poll of the voters that the economic downturn has America short.’ " ' June 33 and run to Aug. 1, offer Board of ^ucation meeting. The tha caac with a bridge band that of his government ends in. 1900. packing house products. because of the possibility that local David Somerville, Alton Cowan. Mrs. Robert Thicker, Mrs. Chester t K7 ment. ' . showed that 28 per cent made up about run Its course and that "So you find these professional The revenue estimates ' were ing atudenta a chance to make up subject will be reviewed ^ Su Verplanck Patrol waa tha talk of Uia New York The Times said it was the sort of work they have misaed or failed students will not be admitted to Norman Bell and Robert Nutland and Mr. and drs. George E. 1 5 " ’ 6 10964SI The waning popularity of the their minds on the basis of what March should see a start toward pessimists playing up Russian based on the assumption that state The increases are being per perintendent o f Schools Raymond bridge cluba aome yaara ago. blow that "eats at the confidence mitted subject to a pledge of re dtning the achool year. summer classes In Manchester next are heading the local committees. Poole. The writers recognized the A Q to 8_3 G 9541 ,(!!onaervative rulera headed by they saw and heard of the rivals: tncrcaaed employment. achievementa and running down regulatory commissions will sanc E. Ramsdell and will be brought To Get Rain Gear The bidding wan excaliant. If 8 0 V IH Prime. Minister Macmiiian was of miriiatries and demoralixea the on TV. funds by the railroads if later in Studenta will be permitted to year. The Rsv. Maurice G. Foulkes, plight of the Board aad backed , But other Senators made it clear our own,” he said. "You find some tion intrastate increases similar to up again at the April meeting. the play bad bean up tq tha aama A Q I 10 9 t 9 rank and file.” Kennedy also beneftted from the vestigation shows any of the take only one lubject with the ex Manchester High School Prtncl-' pastor of St. John’s, and Arch tiiem in their dpcialon to hold dou pointed up dramaticaliy in the they are not as optimistic as the of them making utterly false those aprproved by ICC. A special meeting o f the Board atandardi wa would have only to m r s assistance of .his beautiful red- changes to be unreasonable. ception of remedial reading 'or pal Edson M. Bailey has informed deacon of Hartford, will assist in ble eeetions. The Verplanck PTA voted Tues north Engiand textile city of British prime ministers tradi President. Qne of these. Sen. Aiken charges against Republicans. You In making downward adjust was called for. Feb. 35 to take ac award a few medala and then go on ♦ 8 7 haired wife. ballerina . Moira typing, unleaa special .permission Ramsdell that enrollment is be the service. Site Approved day to buy rain ponchos for mem Rochdaie. tionally "go to the country” for (R -yt) said "the administratibn find sonie of them slandering the ments on what the industry asked This 15th rate increase since tion on a number of items on last to aomething elae. But tha play of ♦ K I 7 Shearer. Miss Shearer, ttar of the. o f the principal is obtained. Seniors coming too large for the school to Lentea Services The Board approved the Lake bers of the Safety Patrol. The Tha Conaervativea not only loat a vote o f confidence when it be- has got to do more than issue President. You find some o f them for. the ICC rejected a large por the end of World War II will put night's agenda which the Board thla band would never earn a Nm* Im t Sa n * WaR fllm "The Red Shoes." canvassed who have failed to graduate will handle and East Hartford and Lenten Services at St. John's Epls St. site for a propoeed clemcntiuy membership approved a change In their grip on the dlatrict's Houae Cdmes doubtful that the!) policies statAments." trying to scare the country into tion of proposed operating the rail freight rate levels about did not have to cover. the 1057-58 budget to provide for medal. 2 Y Pam 3 A PMa much of the district for her hus changes. net be eligible for the classes. Rockville Students may have to copal Church will begin Wednes school. Approval by the Board of o f Commons seat but ran a poor command the support of a naticmal '.'Aiken said tbe building of con an old-fashioned depression." 110 per cent above those of 1946. Parents stated they were not the purchase. South aaw tt.at the opening lead 9 6 Pam 9 A *ma band and.made a good impresaioA, A $15 fee will be charged for the be dropped. day at 6:80 a.m, for those who the site's educational acceptability n v a him three cure club trlcka. 4 A Pam 4 A 9ma third t(I, both the. Opposition labor majority. However, the Conserva fidence is needed to help get busi In Philadelphia, Secretary of Among the vetoed items were angry or critical o f the Board, but The decision was made in a brief party arid the, normally weak tives still have firm working con two major proposals affecting 16-weak course. No refunda will Chairman William R. Hahn com leave town for work, and at 10 Is necessary before a town meet Without atopping to think about tha 7 A 9ma Fam Pma ness on the tipgrade and that to the Treasury Anderson aaid there- Movie Receipts Dip be made on partly completion of plimented Principal Allen E. Dres a.m. for those in town. A new serv were concerned about the welfare ing can vote on i t huainasa meeting which preceeded Opaaiag lm4 — A 3 Uberais. trol of Commons -with 342 mem do this "it it essential to convince are favorable factors "which in port traffic. One such proposal the F T A ’s floor ahow, "Club Ver- hand aa a'whole, South called for a the course. ser on his move to Institute the ice will be held at 7:30 p.m. to of o f the children Involved In double low club from tha dummy. Ha Final retuma from the 'Voting bers against 380 Laborites and 5 Public’s Fancy the public by deed es well as by dicate that a general,upturn may was to establish, for the first sessions. Board learned that final plsnck.” New York — Du: Ing the laet 10 Sessions will be held from 9 a.m. program in Rockville. "It has been fer additional opportunity for Ash plans for the Vo-Ag school wiU be wanted that free club trick. yesterday gave Laboiite Jack Me- L berals—and the Tory strategy w ord" not be too long postponed.” time, a special charge of $1.20 a They questioned whether class The P T A appointed a committee my’a top trumpa, aad than laad a (?ann 22.133 votes, Liberal Ludovic haa been to hang on in expectancy ton for loading and unloading years attendance in the nation's to noon five days a Week. Subjects needed in our system for some Wednesday worship. The Vestry ready by Wednesday. The Vo-Ag Coetly Maneuver Tagged Fickle Set). Mansfield (D-Mont) said in Residential housing construction will attend in a body. room space could be found in ex headed by Mrs. Constance Adams club to tha kiim in ordar to draw Kennedy 17,603 and Conaervative of an inrvprovement. a aeparate interview he hopes freight at shlpside. This had been mo-vie theaters has dropped 44 per to be offered are: English I, II and time,” Hahn said. Consulting committee and the Thla mancirver coat him tha has turned slightly upward, he m; Remedial reading; U.S. His- Repairs at Vemoa Wednesday morning services will isting facilities and rented rooms to And means of rsisin r a con tbe reat of the trumpa. Than,South John Parkinson 9.837. Although the Conservatives had Eisenhower is correct in his fore protested by port interests ail over cent—from a weekly average of Board o f Education must approve grand alam—a matter of more than New York Director Robert said, and the level of personal in 75,000,000 in 1947 to a postwar lo-w Repairs to the heating system continue through Lent, except on to avoid the double sessions plan tribution to the Lutz Junior can gat rid of a club and a heart Hurprised by Totals sultered from diminishing popular cast "but I have grave doufts that the country. the plans before bids are asked. two thouaand polnta! Enough to Lewis finds the public’a fancy ia come has held up well. The econ of 42,200,000 in 1957. That com will be made at Vernon Elementary March 5 when the rector will be ned for Grade 7 and 8 next. fall. Muaeum’s budget for next year. on dummy’a extra top diamonda. Conservative leaders had been support In most of the 31 other he is.” Also blocked was a copipaiiion It is expected the plans will be "Club Verplanck" was maitkgad plaaae even the aourcat of cyniea. indeed fickle. omy will be helped both by fed pares with the 1946 weekly aver- School by the Schaeffer Plumbing away at a conference. Double sessions are planned for Dally fhieatlon reconciled in advance to lots of by-elections held since 19.5.5. they Last season Lewis directed a Secretar;^ of Commerce Weeks proposal to reduce to four days presented Feb. 35. South won the firat trick with the eral projects and by an Increase fage o f :46,5(K(,t)00 moviegoers and Co. during the school vacation this The annual series of mid-week only one year, since the new high by Mrs. Frank FaridonL Masters Partnar .opana with a forcing bid the election, but the magnitude of previously had lost only one par Broadway play. "The Hidden Riv has predicted unemployment will the "free time” allowed for load The Board ratified contracts Jack of cluba and led out dummy'a he said ia evident, in state and lo represents a drop in attendance of month. The work is expected to evening services will be held Thurs achool is scheduled to be com of ceremony were Bob Calnen, of two haarta, and the next player the defeat came a* a surpriae. In liamentary seat, in the North Lon er," and although It received itx reach five million, and Mansfield ing and unloading shlpside freight with seven new teachere for the John Long and Joieph Lee. Sing top tnimpe. He then had to get to cal projects. 9.3 per cent in a year. cost from $500 to. $600 and was not days at 7:80 p.m. beginning Feb. pleted in the aummer o f 1959 and paaaea. You hold: Spadea K J 7, a atraight Conservative - Labor favorable notices from the seven added that "It well may reach six before starting to collect demur! next achool year. Six of the teach ers were Joan Murphy and Harold hla own h a :...... oqipni don a year ago. In New York, Secretary of La put out to bid because of the na 30. The theme will be "Teach Us will relieve the classroom short of drawlIng truirtrumpP'Hownp^J waa he to Hearta 7 6, Diamonda 8 7, Spadea Q fight in the 19.55 general election Morgan PlYilllps, aecretary of daily press critics, the drama million before the upturn. bor Mitchell said that despite the rage, or car rental, from the ahip-l ’57 FORD ers are new to the Vernon system, Baglin. A Charleston was pre 'Hard to RerancUe’ ture of the repairs. Charles Schaef to Pray.” Miss Hs m I Kuhnly will age. reach hie hand? J 10 9 8 I. What do you aay? the (?onier\'ative candidate — the Labor party, aaid the Con closed after a short run because current rise in Joblessness, Re per. The commission directed that Need while the seventh, Miss Joan flcul- sented by a chonia line dressed in Anawar: Bid two no-trump. Soma "I hope I ’m wrong, but it’s hard fer appeared at the Board meeting assist the rector in discussion Moral Right OmScuged The only chance waa to caah two who died recently — beat McCann servative disaster in Rochdale of public apathy. Its star was publicans this year can campaign the current "free time” allowance FAIRLANE "500" ley, is returning after a year’s authentic dresses of the 1030*0. experta might bid threa cluba, but to reconcile the PrMldent's ap at the request of Ramsdell and ex groups for adults and young peo David 8. Mills, parent of a teaching in New York. top diamonda and then ruff a dia 26.518-24.928. demonstrated all-out public disap Robert Preston. on an administration economic be continued at 7 to 10 days. ple. to be offered at the close of Members o f the chorus were Ade thla ia a doubtful couraa 'with a The outcome was no great plum praisal with the conditions ss they The ICC also rejected outright a WINDOW SHADES plained that a third expansion tank Grade 7 student, and spokesman Resignations of 13 tcaehsrs wsra mond. If thla plan worked, there proval of government policies on This season Lewis directed a record “ unmatched in our history.” a mover? HARDTOP 2-DOOR each service. line Lee, Jane Long, Georgette topleaa auit when you muat raiae In the Labor party's pudding, aince are now in the mining, auto, oil plan to eatablish new special is needed, as well as changes in the for one group frrnn Northeast listed on the fneeting agenda but fore, South would have to waate a rent controls, defense, foreign musical "Jamaica." "In March we can expect to see WASHABLE Hospital Notes School challenged the Board's Kiceolt, Janet BJorkman, Dot the leval of bidding. Moat exparta it'too lost ground. Thoim who pre "Even before we went into re textile and other fields," MansflAld charges ranging from $2.86 to pipe system. His engineers made an the Board' did not have time to Kane arid Nony Rouleau. A skit, top diammid In return for the free policy snd penstont for the sged. a pickup in Jobs and a substantial extensive analysis of the problem. Admitted yesterday: Chryl moral right to institute double ses club trick. want a better ault or mere top viously voted Con.servative obvi Labor party leader Hugh Oaltakell hearsal," he Bays, "‘the publfc de said. "ITiey are all in a slump." $4.09 a ton for loading and un- INTERSTATE Need storage discuss the Item. "The Proposal,” was performed by carda to raiae the level. But Republican offlcials, in Lin increase in industrial activity by Don't take our OOP Womeu Elect Christian. 41 Vernon Ave.; Ronald sions. He contended the plan would Ac luck would have It, the plan ously switched to Kennedy, the Lib called ft "yet another algnal to the cided en masse it had to see the midsummer." Mitchell added. Fuller. 51H Village 8t Other Items to be included on John Pickens, Curtis Melion, Nor (Copyright 1968. Oeaeral Peatume show." coln Day speeches around the na word, ldtO|> around, Mrs. Elsie Southwrick was elect affect the safety of the child, after- didn't work. Weal ruffed the aec- eral, in protest against the govern government to get out" and Secretary of Agriculture Benson AQUA SHADES Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Rose the agenda of the special meeting man Chatel,. Tom Ferranie and Corp.) After opening tb mixed reviews, tion. expressed confidence the toe if care like this ed president of the Women's Re noMi church and Scout activities, ond diamond, defeating the grand ment, a trend that haa been grow claimed the Conservatives have devoted mo.st of his talk in Salt service? Kuch. 0 Spruce St.; Charles Blinn, Feb. 35 are: Transfer of Mrs. Elsa- Jim Hodson, Sherry Jochimsen the show has been playing to ca economy la not in serious shape. I # g g c 5Iade to Order aren't going for publican Club of Vernon Tuesday. learning ability, w'hlch he said is alam. And South became famoua ing in recent apecia parliamentary "completely lost the confidence of Mounted Rt., Vernon; Susan nor Rainey of the art department gave a recitation "Snowbound” pacity audiences. And Preston, In Brooklyn last night. Weeks | Lake City to the farm program, With Your Rollers $860 more. This Others elected were: Mrs. John greater in the morning, and would for a time aa the player who atart- Pedeotriiui Deaths Off electiona. the people." but he likewise referred to the un Company Coming? Chase. 33 Bancroft Rd.; Albert to the class for mentally retarded and Bob Calnen did a pantomine to the forgotten star of "The Hidden said the Democrats support a 1 Find it Fett in Hte green and white Gill, vice president; Mrs. Adolph increase transportation costs. ad a hand with IS aure' trlcka. tried The Rochdald result, said the The Dally Herald, official organ employment level as a "tempor Wise, Broad Brook. He claimed that 10 classrooms children, extension of contracts to a record. The band was compoeed Conservative DAiiy Mail, "shows of the lj>bor party, asserted: "The River?" He's thf season's hottest "gloom and doom" program to CALL MARY'S Full Line o f Custom FalrUae 506 Hard Kittel, recording seoetary; Mrs. of Kay Jarvis, Sally Rackowaki, for 14, and wound up with only 13! Waahlngton — Pedeatrian traf- ary problem." could be obtained as follows: Use present teachers, request by Mrs. fie deatha have dropped 88 per that the intervention of Liberal voice of the people . . . tells the personality, in another ahow. "The "Sell America Short." i For Chickens, Darks, Tor- top has radio, heat Joanne Sadlak, corresponding sec Events Tonight Jean Kiclick, Marge Plummer, The point waa that South had to He promised the Republicans ( VENHIAN BLINDS er, whitewall ttrco, The Rockville WATES will meet the three kindergarten rooms at Barbara Dreher for a leave of aave hia king of cluba aa the entry aent eince 1940. In tbe aame period candidate! at the next election may Tones in unmistakable tones 'Give Music Man." keys Bar-B-C!ued for the YEUOW retary; and Miss Marjorie Dorman, Bunny Schuetz, Martha Williams, would "slug back." and try to "nail ! Johannes Brahms, noted Ger most exacting taste. plaatlo scat covers. at 8 p.m. at the Kosciu^xko Club. Northsast for classroonts and send absence from May 1 to September, te hie hand, correct play ia, of motor-vehicle regiatratlon roeelOt rob them (the Conaervativea) of up! Get out! and the aooner the treasurer. Virginia Fails, Eva Luasier snd every reckless charge." } man composer, wrote in almost all Seats never been Each member la asked to bring a all kindergarten pupils to one lo and binding of ichool registera. courae, to win the firat trick with per cent and the population many seats." better." Louisiana haa 4.794 miles of MARY'S MARKET E. A. JOHNSON H ra Southwrick appointed the RecreatloB Meettag Set Dot FaridonL Mrs. Enrico Ruflni nayigablA waterways. "Regardless of the details," he 1 forms except opera. ^ PAGES sat on. Driven only following committee chairmen: Valentine for exchange at the cation, to be within a .half mile dummy’a act of chiba, take dum- climbed 30 per cmiL The Dally Telegraph, which Conaervative party headquarters 1 S. .Main St., Tel. MI 8-6920 In response to a request by high and her hoepitallty committee, at 6.000 mllea. W e give Mrs. Antoni N. Sadlak, program; social. radius of the Superintendent’s of Open FRI. and SAT. TUI 8 PAINT CO. school students for some organ tired me waitreeeee, served refresh- you a New Car Mrs. John H. Petera hospitality; The Elks wUl hold Past Exalted fice; use the auditoriums and cafe SUND.M’ TILL I P..M. ized recreation, the Vernon Park menta during the ahow. warranty. Mrs. George Schwars, finance; Rulers’ Night, beginning with a terias, letting the children eat in 723 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4501 Mrs. Herman G. Olson, member dinner at 7 p.m. at the Elks Home. the classrooms; and use the home and Recreation Committee will ship; and Xliae Gertrude Fuller, The Ladies AuxUiary AOH, will econmnlca room in Northeast meet with youth representatives Trade Vital to Italy publicity. meet at 8 p.m. at the Moose Club. School Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Rock Rome — Foreign trade accounts The executive board will be com A Valentine social wrill. follow. Superintendent of Schools Ray- ville High School cafeteria. $ mond E. Ramsdell and Board for about 35 per cent of Italy's posed of all officers, committee The Rockville Young Demo The meeting has been Jointly PHOGRAIIS total economic output — the gross chairmen and members of the ad cratic Club, will meet at 8:15 p.m. memibers pointed out that all these scheduled with the Rockville Rec OPEN TO N IG H T and FRI. till 9 visory board. Mrs. Olson urged in City Court Room. Atty. Harry possibilities were thoroughly dis reatlon Committee. national product. This compares with only 6 to 7 per cent for the members to bring a guest to the Hammer, president, said plans will cussed at three prevlotu meetings. At a recent meeting of high s i t s Down— SSt Monfli be made for a program Feb. 37, Ramsdell said his son will be in school students snd adults with United Statea March sneeting. /# Blouses Blstag Star. Installs featuring former congressman volved in the douMs sessionj, so the Vernon coihmittee. Ideas were .44 Thomas Dodd. he has asimuch personal concern considered and evaluated. These Video Everyday W illiam 'Abom was installed as as other piarents. He repeated that ideas will be discussed at the Joint noble grand o f Rising Star Lodge, Brunner's EDSEL Vernen aad Taleottvllle no* he didn’t like the idea of double meeting. Letters have been aent tb All BlghU Beaervai lOOF, Tuesday at the Elks' Home. Items am handled through The sassiona but it appeared to be the leaders of organized youth groups EASTWOOID H. T. Dteheneen A Co.. Inc. TOLLAND TURNPIKE Other offloers installed were: A l only solution. Herald’s ReokvUle Bureau, 7 W. and representatives from other Reck aedtee rerriOe Caeiedr bert Clift, vice grand; Everett C. Mala St, telephoae TBement Ramsdell said whatever decision MaMheater—Open Evae. TUI f groups are welcomed to attend Dorelhr JIalne "DOOTOB Smith, recording secretary; George 6-4186. the Board makes there will always Wednesdays meeting. Seheiner, Snanclal secretary; Da A T LAB G E " be those who object Some believe Scout Fun Night "TARNISHrai vid Gilpin, treasurer; Martin P. l i ! the hot lunch program Miould be A Fun Show will be presented by ANGELS’* VitteVlilea aad at MANCHESTER MILLS ini: Hirth, warden; and Walter Smith, abandoned and the cafeteria used Celar • Printed long sieeVA Explorer Scouts and slumnl of I:SS4:U l:M. 4:M. • : « l!i! conductor. for daserooms, while others are Troop 14 Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at shirt* Also, Arthur Bateman, right LocalStocks strongly against even curtailment the high school auditorium. e (Tosenut from a better supporter noble grand; Edward ^Osys aad DcUt” \ maker o f the hot lunch program. The show is for all Cub Scouta Techaicskr Miller, left supporter noble grand; The superintendent said he had and Boy Scouts, and will include • First qimlily Carl Goehring, right scene sup Quotations Fbmlshed by searched for extra classrooms in • Sizes 7-15 porter; Raymond Bateman, left Coburn B Mlddlebreok, Inc. the center o f the city, and found scene supporter; Al .ert Sohmelske, Bank Stocks only a few which proved imsuit- ELECTRONICS chaplain: Pliny Roy, right support Manchester Trust ... 58 63 able. He said ranspoi-tation of Evenings “Sayenaia” er vice grand; Harold Obenauf, Conn. Bank and Trust kindergarten pupils to one central Continueus Shewn LABORATORIES left supporter vice grand; Carl Co...... 35<,x 8BV4 place would be more o f a problem From 8 P.M. STATE 5:45-8:05 Brendel, Inside guardian and Harry First National Bank of than transporting Grade 7 students NOW Ihm SATURDAY 277 BROAD Price, outside guardian. Manchester...... 27 31 to the high school for double ses District Deputy Grand Master .Hartford National sions. RADIO I I I [ V I S I 0 N Raymond P. Hoffman and his staff Bank A Truat Co. .. 32 34 Other parents who expressed MMKiAlmiMmnmM of oAcem of Crescent Lodge of Fire iBsaraaCA Companies concern about double sessions were AND AN EXQUISITE NEW JABUfESE SIAR f East Hartford conducted- the in Aetna F i r e ...... 54 57 >4 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mr. eel a Dew navee, Cm u. stallation. Past Grand Master Ev Hartford Fire ...... L45 155 veewMl U BartfOTC. Ceaa. W m , tAaaael a fmlaefuld. IU m . erett C. Smith and District Deputy National F ire ...... 74 >i 79 >4 lAaaaH m n«w nrUa/a. Ceaa. OUiUSTOBAY Grand Master Raymond P. Hoff Phoenix ...... 63 66 Oiaia*l m Bekaka. Maai. man ipoke briefl.y. A social hour Life and Indemnity Ina. Coe. Ckaaacl------ai WariaHirr. 'Caaa. For InforniBtion About followed the meeting. Aetna Casualty...... 131 141 LaFOND Mnaa ffiM • m nn*n • waN mmw ■muiiin- laan- RVSA Program Aetna Life ...... 78 188 aiMi r minii n t:m ( t> OCUB Shoiv your f 'nlentinv you really care USE MttlWMIlfGtr niQ PA Y O IT The Rural Vernon School Assn, Conn. General ...... 246 266 WMUIIEIZ'ASIIUOUII MUnOB mtm liaitJ V B AU A OP IVY S ^ k u treasures as precious and enduring aam> t h e vebohjt u yodbs ing Monday. Publle UtUlttee NONSON. MASS. " :U) aBIOHTEB DAY as love itself. CREDIT Americo Buccino, a teacher of Conn. Light A Power 18 30 Hems o f Three Suns of Fun ( t> THBATEB N«ad Auto Hartford Electric LL 57 59 < l>_____ AMIJEBICAN BAMIMTANB • PREBOUM GRADE Grade 6, will be gueat speaker at Tel. CO 7-5584 MANCHESTER HlOH SCHOOL PTO PRESENTS (iz-mi ujUEEN r o n a d a y Hartford Gas Co...... 38 Vi ^ FU E L DELS the meeting to be held at 8 p.m. 41V4 FOB THE BENEFIT OF ITS SCHOLARSHIP FUND OPEN HOUSE at Vernon Elementary School. Southern New England TVs have speelsl bus arrange U n X E BASCAIA RONSON man of the program. Equipment Manufacturing Companies. These following prices have "NORTH TO THE YUKON" /MNET TUNES WYMAN'S purchased from funds provided by Arrow. Hart, Heg. ... 48 51 never been equaled, because we (St) AMEBICAN BANDSTAND HEART Associated Spring ... 20 MODBBN nOMANUEt Instruction the association, will be demon < I) PLASH OOBDON OIL COMPANY LIGHTERS Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 our banquet meals by 50c per A L A S K A and TH E YUKO N TERRITO RY 34 5IA1N ST— TEL. MI 8-1868 strated as follows: Rhythm band, « a-U> WOODT WOODPECEBB H? LOCKETS Mrs. Claire Lamlnzo; record play CoUina ...... n o person te all people who come SUNDAY. PER. U . 2:30 P.M. I LED THBEE LIVES Dunham B u sh ...... by bus. Following round trip (tl) THE PIBST SHOW . jlVir GREEN STAMPS er, Miss LaSalle; opaque program 7‘ 4 8V4 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (») fOMEDY TIME or o Oorogo? Em-Hart ...... 51 prices never squall: Fred Ramsdell; tape recorder, 48 AD U LTS S5c STUDENTS and CHILDREN 80c (M) POPEYB Mrs. Helen Landeen, Mrs. Lucy Fafnir BegrliQ;...... 54 67 Farty of 30 to 86 people ( 1> CABTOON EXPBES8 (MAI) TENNESSEE EBNIB TICKETS ON SALE AT: < am : m ic k e y m o u s e c l u b POBO SHOW n Johnson and Ralph Shymey,' and Landers, Frary, Clark 12 14 6ISAO bns priM PM H N it in tbo 61o per person. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE—WELDON DBUG STORE (IS) THE BIO SHOW GacaUi Eakcrt Hariaa N . B. Machine ...... 25 28 (This Film WUl Not Be Included In TMr. Oraat’s (M> THE EABLV SHOW ItsA < 8) WEESTUNU North and Ju dd...... 26 20 Fbrty of 80 to 40 people (Ml rWIUOBT THEATEB I 8) NAVY LOO March Entertainment At The Bnshnell) a:m ( t) POPKYE (lam i TV SHOW—starrlaz Baae- Russell M fg...... 16 19 08c per person. ( l> COUNT OP MONTE CEISTO marr Claaaay (calar) Y fU O W VERY BEST Stanley Steam ...... 37 >4 40 V4 (ill OPEBATION SUCCESS Bax ADca IP CP Terry Steam ...... 155 165 814.50 bns price ttiM I 8) Kmvs REPOBTEB ANU FN noMl-;s— ( \| I, Tiii-; Torrlngton ...... 23 >4 25 V4 WEATKEB PAGES Call for Information. 4 These prices 'are after 60e pet OPEN Thun, and Pri. TUI 9 "He Came Par Maaer" U.S. Envelope, pf(L .. 12 14 ( 8) WOBLDS BEST MOVIES R- F. OIMOCK CO. persoB dednctloB. 0»A8) NEWS Veeder-Robt ...... 40 >4 43 V4 TcL CO 7-5684 1 8) NEWS AND WEATHEB M l D .iL'J.-. The above quotations are not to Potterton's (ZD BIQ NEWS be construed as actual markets. Saturday alght exclusive. (W) WBATHEB - See our Mg Sunday shew The Flneat Service Since 1981 (88) NEWS Him (W) SHEBLOeV HOLMES STERLING 1 p.m. te 8 pjn. TV, Radio, Records, Appliancee 111» (18> WEATHER AND SPORTS (W) WEATHER U :a (18) MIMJDN^OO^LM MOVIB •:M < I ) NEWS. 8POBT8 B WKATB- ( 8) FEATURE P it CP EE (M) JACK PAAB SHOW CHARM BRACELETS STARTS TONIGHTI ENDS SATURDAY < a: NEWS. 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( » ) HIOHUOBTS ( m i g o • Pick Up and Dulhrury Pay Only 7.5r Weekly Pay Only 50c Weekly N E X T W EEK (U) )IoSk d a l i^ new s 1:M ( S> FEATURE PIL.M if * ir "SAYONARA" ★ ★ ★ ( 8> CIRCUS BOY- „ “ Hartesaa tka Hlppa data: sot. p b e ^ n Fisher ANSON n o "Oatlaw la UaUarm” (tarn: n o t a o douor DRY CLIANMRS, lab MHZ (Calar) JEWELRY SETS (U> JUDGE ROY BEAN 888 Brosd St— Dial BO 8-7111 ^ x t d t d liH ( a-n> XORBO razz ■ "Daatk Slack. (k« Dark” INSTANT ELECTRIC FOR TONIGHT 9 to 1 1U48) RICHARD DIAMOND ( 8) BUGS BUNNY PRIVATE DETECTIVE 0848) LOVE o r LUTE • LADIES m "niaaic Haa»maaa” ( 8) HOLLYWOOD’S BEST e GIRLS (tarn: yo u b e t vduR u p b (18) SEABCK FOB tOMOHROff • 3IRN Disdeland J A Z Z •:N ( S-U) TBE REAL MeCOVt (ZZ-W) IT COULD BE Y O D ^ BREWMASTER • BOYS Naed "A Tbna (a BaUra" (48) JUD-DAt MOVIE PEAYURINO 3 GREAT PERSONALITIES (lam: show er o p star s IZiU 08) THE UUIDIMO UUHT (calar) Jack Bcaar kait, 1:M 08) COMNEOneVT UPS UaMtii Daa Baatar, AaAy (U ) AT HOME WITH BITTY lAoney Flowurs? GLENN PIERCE Devtaia, Daaala Dar, Praak (M> DOUOLAS PAIRBANK8 t r f _&heniei| ' bUTSTANDINO JAZZ TROMBONIST Parker, atkara ItU (U ) NEWS mmsem i &|ienlei| ¥m ip (tl48) D RAU NET ____ urn 08) AS THE WOELD TURNS 9im ( I) OR. HUDSON SECBET (18) NEWS Back JOUBNAL ^ (M) liM PLAYHOUSE Rug. $2.98 Nuud ^ TONY DINARDI ( I) PAT BOONE SHOW (Zl) AT HOME WITH BITTY Tk. S'ict A c TM 8ir.elt(-|0l(|.liMtd ^ EL DORADOS Oaa.ti Jimmy Dcaa OS48) BEAT THE CLOUR .niched l.wtir) »«t 3 (c, itwilry nl ENGRAVING Forqierly with Lea Brown, Chnrile Barnett Guarantee (laM) PEOPLE’S CHOICE ( 8) PRONT1BR8 IP HEALTH plut Fid Ik plui Ffd tu DONF. ON nnd the tuneua Tenuny nad Jimmy Donegr (Ul PBO WBESTLINO___ (ID PEATUBE PREMISES Jtw ulry? ercheetrar. 9t$a ( t) OPPICIAL DKTECnVE 08-W) HOUSF PABTY • Ixing lasting pottery wltb cool handle ( 8) SILENT SERVICE ( ' OTHERS fI i OM 93.50 (U-m: PLAYHOUSE m, # Boils water in 3 t'l . minutes "Na Time At AU” e FLxcellent for tea or coffee . Nid it Fnt in tlia JIMMY REED , S “Sweathefu't" Door Prizes e Lock lid 'with cold plate' Given Tonight, Fri. and Sat. O)it30 \i ari '( CuiiUntiiiiih ( r .SaUvftw IH'D YEUOW ' " m - MIEE EO T MOTORS. INC. - SV ■ . -71 X',. PAGES iiTJF STANki0*8 O AK GRIf.!^ .'I.UK lirst- r \uthorl7,- r.j| , . 1 " 1 ;l ■ ■ / ■' ■'{ /i ■-I " ■ ^ ' I ' ; ■ /■ ' • ■ , . ‘ ' if h . ^ . ■; r If '■ ■■ I (. > f PAGE FOUR UANCHESl^R EVENING HERALD, MAI^CHESTER. CONN., THURSUAY. FEBRuA y 13 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, Pt.BRUART 18,198t PA G K f'rn anl Vallay Club Houiw, located at 1 . ^ • ( ...... ■ : ■.'** ' B o lt o n Ellington. W E N B—846 WTIO—X0$9 South Wind$or ElllRgtoti M Bsai* nsaaaitt Vallay NtGdy, Ine.« to purchajt GyerlajM*- 1 w c o o —law ^ Daily Radio W P O r-> U M Rd, ^ ' ■ Collection Points for thoM who cennot afford tham. 1 1 *’jPpv r*uc . For informatlan, pan Mrs. Run- I 1 : I ■ : i . I , I n 1 'vm v u iij WDRO—1S60 BMtwra StMdard TlioM W b A T - « l t Bids Asked to H^hannelize^ 4-H Seniors CYO Invited sell Rbmeyn, Bryan Rd., Wapptiijg, Tunisians Threaten For Eyeglasses JN noAii- ! \ I I i I • : or Mrs. John T. Tripp, Main St, South Windsor. Bowers Students til* toUDWing program •ciiM'fS) i <.i .'.’ 1 WHAY —BumUi < New ArrlvalB Increased bv 5 Rts, 6 and 44A at Cider Mill W m C o in p e le ulea are auppUed by Um radio lo Party To Holy Hour ■ •' R. F. BiHOCK OC. -Niidit “ j * A son was bom Mdnday at Hart Guerrilla Warfare if Museum Visitors manigementa and are subject to WDRC—Kisty Draper \ 1I • ' V ' , , change without notice. WPOP-H6und Volt ford Roapltal to Mr. and Mra The collection of discarded eyp* i \ The 4-H turkey growing project Th« 8Ule Highway Dep*rtment«^l^e II Herbert Carlson, B. S t rrahcli of Assliil CTO- will Shsrman R. Oollina of Sullivan glasses, spoHaored by New Eyes The Lutz Junior Museum open! haa advarUaed lor bids on a Pierce “ Herrick. George O. Rose, for 1958 for 4-H seniors is spon WHAY—Platter Parly atttnd an East District Holy Hour Are. and a daughter to Mr. and for the Needy. Inc., has .been so Anthony Giglio. Felix Jablon, Os 'ikix;.. icri -re Ke>u* and Dhn<^ Sunday at St. Mary's houqs for students, parents and; project labeled ''channeUratioti" at sored by the Connecticut Turkey WKNB-P.M. Mra. Lsonal Cyr of Fox Mtadow French Don’t Geave auccassful In Manchester that col car Kreyslg. Vincent Kraesicki, Church, East Hartford. ! teachers of Bowers School attract- : Rta. • and 44A and Bolton Center Grosvers Assn, in cooperation with WT:j* ^ K uss Miller Lana both of Wapping. lection boxes were set up in five Walter Waddell. Byron Shinn, WDRC—Arthur Godirty • :4a- A devotional ^ rio d will be held Oliia HeM Party , ed about 160 yesterday afternoon. Rd..'hear the Cider Mill. WPOP—Wsxsnrki T^A Y—Night Watch (Onntinned frrnn Fngn One) more stores today. Invitations to bid were to be Mike Schuetr, Charles E. Ubert. the 4-H Extension Service, for-' lit the church from' 5:80 to 8:80 Girl Scout Troop 8 held a Val-' I A .cilirrent exhibit attracting atr i VALENTINE 4 :U - W TIC-J^» Une , p.m. The Rev. Theodore Qubala Guatemala Elects The new collection 'centers are advertised on Jan. 27 according to j. Also, Alfred Barrett, C. A. Gro- youths 15 years or older. WHAV—Ptaucr Party WDRC-TTre World *Tonight entine party Tuesday ‘ night at tlaa rinesU-'echeduled a speech on Woolworth'a on Main 8t., this W. T. I tStltion is a display of Japanese WCCC—Record Rerue WPOP—Hound Dog tvlll speak on "CharactetlsUct of ! articles arranged by Miss Barbara word rccelv‘id by the Board of j mulaki, Ernest A. Toth, Vincent Winners of plaques for firsL sec WKNB-P.M. 4:14— Wapping School auditorium'. Fol the Tunisian crisis in the National Grant Store on Main 8t., Burk's (T DANCE Selectmen. j PeracchlD. James G. Hassett, Ma- ChurcK Discipline.” He la from lowing the flag earsmony, refrsah- Ydigoras President ■ Nelli, director of the museum. ond and third prizes will compete WTIC—Rus> Miller Watch New Britaln’a Sacred Heart Assembly this afternoon. The As Grocery on 8. Main 8t., Vittner'a The project is described as in-j bel Howard, Paul S. Willey Jr„ WDRC—Arthur Godirey Une _ ments, including a 'ValenUne'cake, ; Fish kites, a battle-scarred Jap-. with other contestants for ribbon WPOP—Waxwork! Church. Until recently he aerved sembly . voted 339-179 early Garden Center on Tollabd Tpke., 5otnJ^. IS, 8 p.m. TOlving 578 linear ft. of channellza- Rose Hilton, Charles E. Godin, C. World Tonight (OenHnned from Page One) and'the Hole-in-One Donut 8hop at ; anese flag and four painted wsll 4:Za- WPOP—Hound Dog. at S t Bridget’s Church, Msnehea- ware servsd. Dolls of many lands Wedneeday to accept Premier at the tion. It will begin at the parklet ■ a . Wisse, Wilton Thorp, William award money. All entries will re WHAV—Putter Party were Miown at a doll festival. The FsUx Qailiard's explanation that the Parkade. I,prints are included. In front of Sheridan’s Gas Station | D. Warnock, Kenneth E. Smith. ceive -some award for successful WCCC—Record RevUe *'1rHAY-Nighl Watch ter. that the countr)' would continue Buckley School people will visit V.F.W. Post 2044 WKNB-P.M. WTIC-Nlght Llhe'. dell collection waa an extenaive the bombing was in "legitim atf de- Eyeglass riues, min glasses, gold and continue up the the hill on Rts. Mario Pava, Clarence H. Hoar. completion of the turkey project. Aftsr the service, a ‘Record Hop* on .its recent unstable'political and silver scrap and odd bits of , the muaeiim next Wednesday and MANCIlEiaTEB GREEN W'llC—Bute Mtlier WDRC—Hoods for .ttomkaca will be held from 6:30 to 9,p.m. at ona Including some brought back fM M ” ncainst AJgerisn rebels 6 and 44A. •Mary Rattazai. L«rry Fiano and The object of the turkey project WDRO—Cal Kotby WPOP-Hound Dog path, called for his opponent's elec jewelry may also be left In . the ' Hollister St. School open house S t Mary's School Hall. W TIC disc from ether countries by service headquartersd in the village. In effect, it will eliminate the Milton Jensen. is first to itimulste interest In WPOP-Waxwerka 4U4— Foreign ambassadors In Tunisia tion. boxes. These articles are *cnt to a • will be March 5. Mualc By “TEEN TONEB" turkeys as a 4-H project and for 1:44— WHAY-Ntght Watch jockey Rost Miller will conduct man. Troop leaders art Mra. Fran Refreshments. Donatif>n $1.AD triangular area of blacktop at the 4-H News W HAY-PIatter Party who visited the vUlage, however, Ydigoras needed two' balloU to. refinery and redeemed for cash, 4-H members to learn the produc WTIC—Night Une the record hop. cis Relchle and Mrs.' Steven Wti- j Hot Springs National Park to ( foot of the hill and create a 2-lane The 15 members of Clever-Cut WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—Moods tor Rdmance reported to their governments win. b ^ u s e several deputies voted the funds received in this way tion and marketing of turkeys. WKNB-P.M. The East District includes nine liama. , Arkanaaa occiipiee 911 acres. highway with normal shoulders all | ijra, local 4-H club, are currently WPOP—Hound Dog Moroewe P lb »«la to d that most of the casuajtlss ap- twice on the first one. The firs t. being usdd by New Eyes for the Blfds must be hatched In Con; WTlC—Roes Miller 14:44-_ * Catholic churches, three each In time he got 44 votes, the second the way up the hill. j preparing entries for the County W O R C e-^ Kolby WHa Y —Night Watch Films of Morocco will be ebown psarsd to. be civlUana, as the Tu< To accomplish this and to nar- ^ ^ nectlcut between May 25 and 31 WPOP—Waxwerka Manchester and East Hartford, time 4Q. ^ WTIC—Family Llring MM at a Pleasant Valley Club meet .nislan government cimmed. The row down other areas of the inter- | ^ ,io n a on April 12 and 19. for whites, and May 15 to May 20 t:ae— WDRC—Moods for Romance tw o .in Glastonbury and one in The new Congress, which meets for bronze. WHAY-Plattiir Parly WPOP-Hnund Deg South Windsor. ing to be held Thursday at 7^80 Tunisians said 68 men. women And j section the parklet on the apulh youngsters will participate WCCC—Record Revua ehlldreq were killed, 84 were I March 15. has only 11 TdigoristAs 14:14— Fair Group to Meet p.m. at the Ellington Rd. cluh- side of the highway will be ex in the revue for the western sec To give each participant equal WKNB-P.M. \manager a t , WRAY—putter Party WTIC— News New Tork (JP> — A group, of 19 to prevent French forces from - work. conformation. Dressed birds will w n c —Ross Miller WDRC—News A Weather GOP Meeting Ret charges In the last election cam Hamilton Standard Div. o f United ^ American Baptist officials and lay moving about paign that he plans to set up a dic *HOMf FASHION' Mrs. Ralph Strickland, local club constitute 80 per cent of the score WDRC—Cat Kolby WPOP—Modern Smindi The Republican Town Commit SALES Aircraft, spoke at the Italian N ig h t' Wp OP—Waxworks U :14- men left Jan. 21 on a trip aroiihd The French note pointed out tatorship. He also has promised to leader. Patricia and Jeanne expect and record books. 20 per cent. WHAY—Night Watch tee will meet today at the Town program of-tlm Itely Name Society !;•»- the world. Dr. August M. Hints, of that problems of supply snd evac- continue close cooperation with the SAU SPECIALS to attend the all-day session for Record books will be provided WHAY—Datellns w n c —Stw>rls Fins) Hall at 7:30 p.m. last night. T^e dinner meeting, at W7IC—News WDRC—Moods for Romance Chicago, president of the denoml- iMtlon o f the sick from French United States, instituted by Castil Let^s See, Can I Gin? 4-H club leaders at the University for the members. These records Co-Op Registrations tended by 46 men o f St. Maurice WDRC—News Rsporlsr WPOP—Modern Sounds natkm'e foreign mission societies, posts would arise and could be the lo Armas, which'has brought Gua of Connecticut, on March 8. Mra. will be exhibited and graded with WPOP—News Registration for the South Edith Moore, left, as "Stella" and Marie Tedford as "Frances" ask help to a gams of gin rummy Caiurch parish, was held in the 11 ;M— said "our purpose la to inform our- soured of grave incidents. temala conaidcrable aid. for the HOME Strickland is currently attending a the project exhibit. ,/ 4:14— WHAY-Jazx Alley Windsor Kindergarten Assn, fbr from Larry Dutton as "Peter" and George Williams as "Sidney" In a scene from the Coventry church hall. WHAY —Dstellne The French arlll do ail they can The new prealdent will be inaug 4-session training school for 4-H Don Andrews, 4-H Extension WTU —Sisrhehl Siprensde e sessions beginning 'in September selves on the world situation and Players production of Moss Hart's /‘Light Up The Sky." The play will be staged a t Manchester 3 Riant aale days packed with more values WTIC—Strictly Sports WDRC—Moods for Romance t o avoid Incidents, the note said, Garaventa spoke on the past, poultryman said that medicated WDRC—Weather and Zalman wlU be accepted from March 10 our part In it so that *ve may be urated March 2. He first sought the Hl|^ .^School auditorium tomorrow and Saturday nights, under the auspices of the Manchester clothing leaders at the Singer Sew WPOP—Modern Sounds but if any occur the Tunisians office in 1950 but lost then to Jaco- than you bargained, for! Come on over . . . present and future of aircraft and turkey feeds make it possible to WPOP—Lawrenca Welk 11:44— through 14 at both the Wapping at greater service to the cause at Policemen's Benevolent Assn. (Herald Photo by bflaral. ing Center in Willimantic. 4;M— must bear sole responsibility. bo Arbenz Gusman. CaitlUo Armas check our Super Saving Speciala, they're all showed a film on the subject. grow turkeys on the ground with WHAY—Jsti Alley Community Center and the Pleas- Christian missions.'* The group was welcomed by iU Family Potiuck Plans WHAY-Serensda WTIC- Siarllehl Serensds Some o f the smaller French ousted Arbens and his ptYvCbmmu- taffffed way below our usual low prices. Feb out disease problems. w n c —Music by Helachrina w DRC—Moods for Romance president, Renato Coccont. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon. Mr. WDRC—Ciiv l.,nmhardo posts 111‘Tunisia have adrsady been i nist regime with a revolution to date- in the official returns but IMPRIiKONKD PRIEHTR remain there, all to prison or under Applications for project partic WPOP—Modern Sounds ruary 1.3 through jiS. and Mrs. James Swenson, Mr. and WPOP—John Dniv under some harraasment but none 1954 and was himaelf assassinated claimed fraud. Riots by Ydigoras Ossining, N. Y. (>P’ A veteran restriction in Shanghai, and that heard remarks from the Rev. J. ipation will be accepted up to j Ralph Kelley, pastor, and his as Mrs. Myron Lee and Mr. and Mrs. S:44— has been attacked. iaet summer. ! supporters in Guatemsis City Maryknoll misslonarj' in Chins, Communists now are exerting jlTea- May 1 and should be mailed to WHAY—Hrrensde NEW tv SHOW I sistant, the Rev. Terrence Murphy. Fred Warren are making arrange WTIC—Three Star Kxtrs ftoroa telephone lines and water' In elections last October Ydlgor-: forced Congress to nuUi.fy the elec the Rev. Thomas J. Bauer,'reports sure to promote a church inde the county club agent. Albert New York. Feb. 13 f/Pi-"Dough Pagani Caterers prepared and ments for the family potiuck to be WDRO—I.«w»M Thomas Re-Mi," a muaical guesaing game mains have been cut. Frenchwomen ** tan second to the MDN randl- tion snd call the January vote. that Only three American priests pendent of Rome. Gray. Each participant it limited WPOP-Ton 40 Tima served the dinner for the society. served at United Methodist Church produced by Jack Barry and Dan CAR who tried to carry food to their ALUMINUMWARI to one entry. Young people may 7:»n- They were assisted by members of tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. WHAY—Serenade Enright, will make its debut over request a copy of the rules and husbands in a military depot Just the St. Maurice Council of Catholic niose who attend should bring wnc—N. E. Sklln* NBC-TV Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. Valua l9 1S9 tack application forms from the 4-H WDRC—Amos and Andy outside Tunis .were driven off. Women. their own silverware and their pot- wpOP—Fulton Lawls WET Soma garrisons were reported to Grange to Meet luck dish, committee members say. Club office. 7:14— uquors • 3 fc. tsuce pan **t New .Arrival WHAY —Serenade nai wmES be communicating by carrier pig- ^ Join Canada Dry’s The Home Elconomics Committee The auction of toys, food and WTIC—Your Senator from Conn. •ons. • $ cup percolator of the Grange will present an en bric-a-brac will follow the supper. Mr. and Mrsf Kenneth Cook of WDRC—Amos end Andy GENERAL WASH French aoiircea said Ladgham It Is being conducted by the W o>. Maple St. are (the parents of a son WPOP—Ed P Morgan • 2 qt. covered tiuccetn tertainment program during the 7:1*— replied .verbally to the French lecturer's hour at the business an's Society for Christian Service. bom at the Manchester Memorial WHAY—Serenade TV SERVICE charge d'affalrea, indicating hia Golden Anniversary Celebration a 3 cap egg poacher -i.- .1 meeting at the Community Hall to Travel Slated for Meeting Hospital Monqay. The paternal w n c —News of the World W in e s government would permit evactu- grandparents are MI-. and Mrs. WDRC-Anewer PIsass D«yt M QK A • Angel cake pan morrow at 8 p.m. Mias Flora Butler of Hartford WPOP-Top 40 Tims MORIARTY BROTHERS tlon Of aoma small, exposed French MULTI PURPOSE FURNITURE Mrs. Arthur Pinney Sr., chair will present a travelog on Banff Kenneth Cook Sr., of KIbbee Rd. 7:44- Nights OOeOO phM FBTto posltiona to main bases. SALE PRICED NOW Thru FEB. 13 man of the committee, has been and Lake Louise for the meeting and the maternal grandmother la WHAY-Serensde TEL. Ml 8048$ .301..3I5 CENTER STREET— MI .3-51.35______COASI TO conn The French charge also pro of the WSCS at United Methodist Mrs, Kenneth Arnold of Maple St. wnc—Life in the World assisted by Mias Grace Tedford, WDRC—R R Murrow CAIIFOSNIA WINft tested the forced etOcuation of lecturer. In preparing a pantomime, Church on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mrs. John McConvllle. who has WPOP—Top 40 Tims French farmers and their families V. Chandler Foaler, Mrs. Charles been hospitalized in Manchester POST. IM U ir, MUKATIl. WMItl "And the Light Went Out," and a *'W HAY—P.N H Hour from the Algerian frontier region. Get a FREE DESK-TABLES ^ tableau. "A Walk Through the ZelonU and Mrs. Michael Goldsni- hospital where she underwent sur w n c —Starlight Edition post, PAll eiV tHtSIT The French embassy here said Gallery of Famous vMen of the der will be hostesses. gery, has returned home. WDRC—R O Lewis 1 1 about 400 persona had bean ex Reg. 19.98. NOW ^ ^ 0 0 WPOP—Mvitery Tims pelled so far and are being cared Month." Ticket Sale for PTO Benefit Whist Planned 1:14— OT «3'“o'::i.63,„2.99 Home Economics committee Mrs. George W. Smith of Shoddy The Friendship Club will sponsor WHAY—P.N H Hour for by the embassy. WTIC—Starlight Edition A Tunisian government official members who will take part in the Mill Rd. may be contacted for a military whist in the social rooms WDRC—R Q. Lewis Reg. 21.98. NOW 1 g o o program include Mrs. Donald Ted tickets for the Manchester High of the church Friday night at 8 WPOP—Myeterv Time denied reports that the French big family-size battle ford, Mrs. Peter Maasolini. John School Parent-Teacher Organiza p.m. which is open to the public. COUt TO COAST naval patrol craft waa fired on Adiwtabis Iraalay iMrdi Massolini, Eklward DeDosaer and tion benefit at the school auditori Prizes will be given and refresh Television Programs Tueaday night, forcing It to turn Advertitedstregu1irlr9.98! Maxwell Hutchinson. um on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. ments served. i NEW YOSK STATf WINES back to tha French base 6it Aluminized leg§; adjuit* to On Page Two CONCOSO, MAUOA, SUCKSIttY Biaertc. Other Grange me ibera include Cleveland P. Grant will present Mr. and Mrs. Richa, -Pippin and | any position _ -----4.97 HI-FI RECORD CABINETS Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones Sr., Peter a natural color film and lecture on son have moved from the apart- The official said tha Tunisian j 7 0 C HAIE National Guard had not fired on Maasolini, Donald Tedford, Arthur I Alaska and the Yukon Territory ment of R. W. Peltier of Main St. ' gal 1.5S of the original QT'” an^hlng or anyone. Reg. 19.98. NOW 1 6 ® » Pinney Sr.. Arthur Pinney Jr.. Miss 1 for the benefit of the PTO scholar- to Haddam. Mary Tedford an. Mrs. Hazel The French naval baaf st Bizerto I ship fund. Dr, Stafford to Speak Is on a lake reached by a ch$nnel Floyd. Mrs. J. Ernest Aspinwall is j The tickets, which are reason- - Edward F. ChartLr, chairman of Reg. 21.98. NOW 1 gO O In charge of refreshments. from tha main harbor.. A handful i ably priced, may also be obtained ijie Tolfend County Layman's Fel- ; CHARLES lEERANC e f Tuniaian aoltiiers - Yrith small An invitation has been extended I at the local school office. lO^ahip, has announced that Dr. arms guarded either aide of the to local Grange members to attend Bulletin Board Riissell H. Stafford, president of CALIEORNIA WINES ' channel, forbidding passage of pale diy ginger ale rimone lim ed Oak, Gray or .Mahogany. the open house program of West I The Board of Tax Review will the Hartford Seminary Founda SUSY PORT, MUKATtt .TAWNY French vessels or troops. Hartford Grange at 8 p.m. on I hold its second session at the Town tion will apeak at the dinner Tues BARLOW MOTOR SALES^ ROCKYILLE POST, CIUS DRY SNiRIT. French troops were closely con jL-** S- Iv ^ 4 Wednesday. Hall Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 day at 7 p.m. in the Congregational CRIAM SHSRtT fined to barrack areas at the base i Notice has alac been received of p.m. The Board will hear griev Church In Hebron. Thii will be the with orders lo avoid any Inridenta. Shop for bottles BOLTA FLEX COVERED The Home of CLEAN, QUALITY USED CARS A SCHOONAAAKER SELtCIION "■^•3 . « ■ at J ■ . * a special meeting of East Central ances of property owners regard fourth tdjk in a aeries on "Congre French Naval authorities asid 22 Pomona Grange at Somers Grange ing asseaanienta ''ntered on the gational Churchmanahlp." VISIT OUR MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR 5TH minesweepers and 10 coa.etal escort EsMhiaa Priate on March 1 at 7:30 p.i . The meet UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS latest grand liat for the town. Reservations should be made not SOT 1.25 ahipa are anchored at tha base. Freeh eottom .. the percale ing will open in the*flfth degree OPEN EVENINGS TILL V—SATURDAYS TIU 4 P,|4. 'with special gold cap Wesley Choir will rehearse at later than Saturday through the Hke* to the needle with pee- and be lowered to the fourth de United Methodist Church tomor Rev. Robert W. Dickerson of Gile Reg. 24.98. ^ ^ 0 0 gree for attendance of subordinate Paslernack Bid fect ease.Rag-89«. 4 yd. $1 row at 3:45 p.m. The youngsters ad. The last meeting of the season 1957 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF 1957 DoSOTO FIRRDOMC members. , |will sing at worship services Sun- is scheduled March 18 in Bolton Whiskies • mail them to us... Also on March 1, Connecticut! da v. at 7 p.m, \ CUSTOM CATALINA 2-DOOR {SPORTSMAN On /B A Agenda State Grange will hold a youth con- j 2-DOOR HARDTOP This is Dc8(ko'a best model. Equipped with - . ------— ference at Wethersfield Grange Mancheatcr Evening Herald Manchester Evening Herald radio and heater, torque-flight transmission, Hall. The meeting, for Pomona and This is in showroom condition. Silver and A public hearing on an applica Get 30/ by return mail bolton rorreapondent. Doris M. Ellington correepondent, .Mrs. G. F. power steering, power brakes, safety belt. 2- subordinate youth committees and ' Ivory finish, equipped with R&H. hydramatic, BRIARCIIFF tion submitted by Clifford Paa- D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5545. Berr, telephone T R ^ o n t 5-9313. power ateering, power brakes and many other tone paint and many other extras. O NLY tcmack of 681 Main 8t. will be all others Interested in youth work, 4128 miles on this. ‘This car la new in all re SUNOW WHItKIY w-iU open at 2 p.m. and continue Window Shades extras that only come with Pontiac's very best held by the Zoning Board of Ap sports models. It is certified only 6,967 miles spects. Cap be bought for hundreds of dollars S« SIH A AA peals Feb. 24 St 8 p.m. in the Muni through the evening. under new. c »r price. This car is in showroom A baked ham supper will be Made to Order since delivered new a few months ago. W e can PPOOF SOT cipal Building. condition throughout. Pasternack, manager of the aerved at 6 p.m. Re.servationa Bring your old roUem In and save you well over a $1,000 from the new car MALI 7 ^ 4 3 deliverv- price. Triple X auto accessory store, is should be made with Miss Mary END COLD WINTER WORRIES nave S5e per ahadn. . GAl uzttsp % COTTON DRESSES Tedford before Feb. 24. 1957 CHEVROLET WAGON 1955 FORD V4 TON V-8 seeking a ipecial exception in or ^ I y ffly It Polio Returns Climb PICKUP TRUCK 4 Ot MOSI YEARS OLD ' der to aecure a limited repairer's 4-DOOR 9-PASSENGER MODEL license and certificate of approval. Mrs. Walter F. Elliott, treas For the person looking for and appreciating urer of the local March of Dimes, .This car is Just like brand new inside a’lid out. A SUte hearing on the request Aep. 2.98 A It has an'attractive 2-tone green finish, radio a good used truck this is an excellent buy, ' I reports a total of J691.97 received well cared for by the origiiial owner. Equip srill be held at the same time. and heater. V-8 motor and automatic shift. Enjoy a thoppioc apree. get to date in the drive. Coin card re ped with heater, defroster. 4-speed transmis STRATHMORE CLUB •The mileage is certified to be O.O.IS miles. It turns total $391.57; business places sion, next to new tires. Immaculate green fin teveral at lavingn. .N ewe«t has been used only for family use and it •UNDID WHiSKtY Thprc’s a Limit “ dime boards," $59.60; school chil ish. Cpme in and get our deal on this one to ------T printa, detaili. AH aiset. shows amazinglv fine treatment. 14 SIH A A A dren's cards, $98.28; mothers' day. Oxford. Ohio (Ah— I f a young march, $117.35 and the polio 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500 PROOF BOI A . 7 T person doesn't know ho«’ to put dance; $25.37. Expenses of $32.68 V-8 CONVERTIBLE 1954 NASH RAMILER 4 OR WORE YEARS OLD the English language together by will bring the net amount raised the time he or she mtera col for the Tolland County CTiapler to Fully equipped with RAH, Fordomatic trans CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN mission, Thunderbird engine, many other ex lege. the chances of passing other $659.29. 6 cylinders, equipped with heater, defroster, Special Purehcrgel WITH tras. This convertible is new In every respect subjects and staying in college Additional acknowledgments signal lights. Immaculate light green finish : with ImmsLCulate red finish and white prion JAMES STEWART are not too good. Cobbler Aprons have been made to Raymond with spotless interior 2-tone green. Certified top. Spotless all vinyl 2-tone red and white in-' That's the opinion of ElngUan Grezel. William F. Riley Jr. JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL guaranteed 18.394 miles., This is a great buy SONDID SOURION profeaaori at Mlahil. University Anthony Maneggia, John Massey. terior. This has been'^ driven only 6,848 miles "THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE** for someone who is economically minded as 1M here. They are urging high Margaret a . Haling. E. H. Bo's- ALSO sinpe deliveied new, 2.99 DACRON* th% price is right. PROOF \ ^7 3.99 school English teachdrs to prepare I'" worth. A. Tobias, Arvid W. Carl 1957 FORD 2-DOOR would-be college students so they Variety n( fahric*. trim*. son, E. J. Griffith, A. J. Sobol Jr., ORDER NOW VENETIAN ILINDS 1954 FORD FAIRLANE V-8 can "write 300 words ,with195 tone and volume ceotroL $177 Down- $52 Month lest and Award Prices for the Top Five. EAST CENTER .00 we’ll send you 3Qf by Will aim have a coUection of plants from all over the eastern Jiart of the country for week return mail. All other make radioa al- I'ae roavenlent W. T. Grant "('harge-lt'* Plan ao sale priced. Jo buy or just enjoy looking at. X- . , ' STREET No money down a Take mon(ha to pay Brunner's" CDSEL 7 fh GARDEN Tolland Turnpike Brunner's EDSEL MANCHESTER OPENWED.i XOUUAND TVlKVPlKE BarlowRoute 83, Windibor Aventie, Motor RockvOle—Tel. Rockvill4 Sales 5-2538 , N Manchester, Gonn THURS.. FRl. FIRST DEALER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY . / MANCHESTER TOLLAND TURNPIKE K SHOPPING O p M Eves. TUI 9 y C n I E ll Ph6ne Mitchell 9.2628 PARKADE rm'.. ' NIGHTS t Blaselwetar— Open Eves. TUI 8 8 is M MP4— bt UsUlsff affar—apD lafwae la * (Manly, aad^ ApHI 80,19^ (Ai A /• ■ A w W. • ' i \ (L ). t 'i - u — t » , ¥■ .
|. i ■ . I •iv ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCI||SSTER.. CONN,, ’THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1958' PAGE SBVES PAOT 9 ,}7 i MANCHESTER E V E I^ O HERALD. MAkCHE§TER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY iS, X»B8 /' r
cenceasioBa Ut the reciprocal trade drunk mjUcas. a more colorful story he now proclaime his gratituds to fort to underscore and pUs up and H UnrliPfitrr bill that is noWs.pending. than Kbruahehev aober. 'Aie im-' thosa two individuals, Ned and double tha good feeling we bad Mildred Allen, for bqtnif good But the Icsaoii xof 19M hadn't portant and appealint PRit about Connecticut tried to oRpreas about Nad and ^opning i|praUi enough to inspire him. to such a Mildred Alien; And whan a eolutn- been learned, perhapa.^because‘ the the wrhole thing has been that it R O Y and column of praise. aiat maksa frlanda by tka pmesa PUBLISUBD BT TBit has mads Khrushchev seem hu Shoppers *gn first to First Natlnnar for many reasons BSBJdSrSSmsa coT me. liatural-gaa producers were too Yankee For the r m i t has shown human of praise, he ean know two Udhgs, 18 Btaaall StrcM man. Once we have made him hu MaoelMiMr. Uoa& blinded hy their overwhelming naturs deserting the less worthy first that i^s taigsta of bis praise FLOOR COVERING CO, ... ilrst for savings, of course . .. first for ^ality ... . TBCmd r rkROUiww. desire for passage of e bill that man, by imagining him as a tip B y A. H. O. standards sometimss 'sKribod to must Indsad have bean worthy of WALTER R rERCrSON It and Joining, instsail, in a good it, lUMl ascend that there is a re- first for friendliness. There’s First National's solid guar- lSibluii«ri w'ould' enable them to further in pler, some of us condemn him and SRECIAUSTS IN CERAMIC WALLS conspiracy to double and raise and asrveir of good generosity in hu Pouodad Oetob*r 1. U U crease their profits. At any rate, feel superior to him, while others This la to bevabout human na aniee, too. All exrelleift reasons indeed ^ and don’t ture, and the procedure Invtdvu a amplify the praise we hap^ned man, aatnro always Waiting for Its ootf FL0 0 RS-4IN0 UE1IM. RESILIENT 'fM a> u •xciuitTdr volved in the relationship between curate in every .respect but it House Minority Leader Martin was to abandon It easily, end if Jorden •nUtltd to ta* ut« ot repdbllcAUon ol columning and human nature, teaches a Issaon fhst needs Isam - all B*«a dUpatca** credit*!) to It. or to apeak, Texas National Commit reads his own paper he wrlll, we ing in thei field of pottU ee...! am aat otaenrt** credited to dit* paper * W e columnists do not have.to be aad Al«n Ji* local new* PubUihed her*. teeman H. J. (Jack) Porter lauded wager, continue to'find references In bueinesa very long before wa a Democrat who hno had a groat deal of' business with tna offlee o f AU lifh u of rtpubllculbo of apeelAl Martin for the position he has to Khrushchev's "cocktail diplo discover that the normal w ay to diapatcbee hcretn ar* alio rcierred ths heart of oun readers Is the deft the Becretsry of State. Thera has taken on oil and gas matters tai macy." Ths more appealing myths Pull (erne* ellem of N. B. A. Serr- use of knife imd scalpel in the never been tha sUghUst slant or le^ toe __ the past and piiinted out that M ar die hard. process 'o f dissecting characters twist of a partisan or poUtieal na PubU*h*rt R*pre**BtallTe«: The Rartf«s«-4IU ' tin's influence would be essential and reputations. W e may make an ture in any of my dsaIfngB with Julm* Matbewa Special Aaencr — K*«t Mildred Allan.” Verb CKlcafo Detroit anq_Bo»ton. In rounding up the support of a enemy of the target of our not too MEKBER a u d it BUREAU 08 gentle attentions, but w s surely "lividsntly our frlsnds,” wrote PINE CIRCULATtUNS majority of House Republicans for A Thought for Today get .the plaudits of others. "Nice ths Udy hansif. "are just aa The ReraM Prtatlnd Compaar. lac., the bill. "So ante up, boys," he SpMsorad by tka Manebsstor Job." they say; after we have-ex pleased as wra are because we have PHARMACY aaaumea ao naaoctal reipoiMlMlIt]' tor seemed to be ^y in g, "it’s vote been receiving "Oonnectieut Tan- trpofrapbteal error* appearint ta ad- peuneU sf Ohnrebss posed the feet of clay. • M Omrter M l t - M l « r*rtiieroenta aad other reading matter buying time again." Convers^y, the normal wray for kee" clips frsm ail cornsra a< the tn Th* llaacheeter ETcnlng Herald a columnist to make enemies for stste." And fin the course o f this re “The. aim of Christian dlsci- himself, as well as for the in . But thsrs was no wwrd that wa Diepiar adrertitlag cloalns boara: markable letter. Porter went on plint ia the love that i^ringa from PINE LENOX Poiterhouse and Sirloin For Mondar—I p m Prlday dividual ha writes about, is for him bad been too generous, or con LB For Tueaday—1 p. m. MiM o^y. to speak qf the Republican party a pure heart, from a good con to say somsthlng nice about soms- cealed a little clay after all. People CaRiial-ly speaking... science. and from a sincere faith." PHARMACY For Wadaaaday—1 p rai.Jraetday. as the party of "private enter body. The ball of human jealousy were .just happy, and-even their For Tburaday—I p m wadaeaday. ITlmothylrS, Mt ■. 0«M e m— Ml S-MM Tender, Juicy and Flavorful For m d ae—1 p. m Tbufa^y. prise Slid free toonorqy" and then starts rolling; contemporaries of praise « f us wse> baaieaUy an ef 4 For Saturday—1 p ra njdAF. the object of praise start figuring Claaalfled dcadne*; 10:SO. a. M to take a back-handed crack at The term "dlaclpline" summons h ' day of publleatloe exend Saturday out why he or she is not entitled • a m President Eisenhower, br8*umsbly vivid recollectiona to milliona of to euch clear praise; they resent because the President's. condem former aervlcemen. There ia dis the fact that equally handsome cipline of another nature, the diS' Tlmradsjr," TabruSry IS nation o f vota-buytng two years things have not been said about CUT FROM YOUNG, GENUINE SPRING LAMBS cipllne to whieh great writers, mu them. W « mon^mend this ago smotmted to a violation, of the sicians, and artists subject them- In short, a columnist is usually COLLEGE EDUCATION Prelifninary Procedure Set free-enterprise spirit. telvea. There is a discipline from ( known and rated by .the enemies Gingham Girl cotton s 15'/i OZ The political atorm kicked up by without, imposed by external force, he has maife. And, if he follows AT LB Thosa newt preaentAtiona which this letter may have doomed the coercive in nalurej There Is also the lead of such reaction too print, in a wonderful RICHMOND CANS deaenbrd Prime Miniater MAcmii- a discipline from within develop \ gas bill for this session. It should eagerly and ilavishly, he becomes 59^ I Lamb L ^s lAii'B lataat letter to BulfAnin aa a ed by individual will, compelling in more and more the scorpion, WILLIMANTIC drip-dry fabric that Wax Beans be doomed permanently, for. no bill reafflnnation of th* United State'a spirit. Discipline, regardless of trending toward the inevitable day WEU trimmed - LEAN-AND TENDER emitting auch an odor of aectional kind, bas an objective. What ia when he will start stinging him-' requires to little care! poaition with regard to aummit STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE 17-OZ greed, self-interest and political the aim of Christian discipline? sqlf. Perhaps that kind of end 6 t RICHMOND talka were not quite accurate. The CANS Immorality can lUMsibly be of any It ie love. It is the discipline, that the trail casta Us devastating In red and lilac, sizes MacmUlan letter was a departure seeks to develop a disciple who verdict on the whole career of Prapor* for TMckhM Sweat Peas benefit to the nation. from the United Statea position in has so learned Christ that he loves such a columniat, and Indicatei KindoiiQQi’tMi • BtoniBRtWY J u h io r 14‘A - 2 4 ^ . " his brother as Christ loved all His that he and hia version ot human Smoked Picnics 43't that it Abandoned the idea that a brethren. The teat of religious ob nature have been, living a savage CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN EDUCATION 9-OZ conference of foreigti mlnlsterb A Matter Of Scheduling servance lie* right here. Does it lie all along. FINAST PKGS must be a prelude to any confer' A t any rate, to get to the point, While the Big Four continue to result in love? Christian discipline Coinpl* a two-y««r LIRERAL ARTS P r f row Pie Crust ence of the heads of state. But leaps artesian-like from a piire this incipient sc9rpion of a Sliced Bacon negotiate about negotiating, the Beo-etary of State Dulles knew heart, a' good conscience, and a columnist happened, the other day, Little FViur— Monaco, Liechten to violate the normal rules and Admitsioii r iM H at Hw coMaat on 1-LB this wras coming, and adjusted to aiheere faith. ALL BEtF. stein, San Marino and Andorra— The aim of Christian discipline turn on the sweetneas and light in ^ March t« 1951. / PKGS Sliced Cod FRESH LI 39< it, almoet casually, st his own F ra n k fu rts have decided to go ahead with a is love— not power, property, reference to two individuals. And 5.95 Craekart next press conference. H e too has prestige, nor the control of the Nabisco summit meeting of their own. The UMITED SCHOLARSHIPS AVAIUILE. now abandoned his insistence upon minds of men; not the shackling FRESH word summit here Is used in the APPLY N O W . Bacon CANADIAN ko6 5 < Cod F illet u 49< a foreign nunister'a - conference, spirit of petty and party regula FINAST 16-OZ literal, non-Churchillian. aenae, tions. not separation from the VEfiY BEST 4 9 * and BO the technique o t puepara For Fui*tber laferaeattea, W rite or OaU CELLO for the meeting la to be held atop world, but the' realization of aelf JUMBO The Registrar bon for a possible eummlt con and the complete gift of felf to I.N HOMKSTin; a mountain. A amall one, of course. WllUmaath! State Taaeksrs Osllega Saltod Poaniits ference has at last been defined. others, the disciplined followers of NEWEST MEMBBI And the Isauea to be diacusaed WinimaBtle, Ceaa. , the Christ, the dtaciplea in whom It will be a techniqua of inten R. F. DIMQGK CO. HArrisoa VdM l will, for the moat part, be little love lives in power and beauty. 30-OZ "'OF THE FAMOUS . sive consultation through regular ones, like tourism, of interest G. Bromley Oxham MI CHUNKS CAN diplomatic channels, that is, con mainly only to the four statei con Dole Pineapple FAMILY sultation betw’een ambassadors and cerned. But world affairs and the ■aga-Allea, East' Hartford U Open Tuesday through Saturday foreign offices. In addition, there means of promoting peace, topics :Se A.M. te S:S0 P.N .; Friday until S:M P.M. will be the potentially very im worthy of anyone's consideration portant offices of United Nations big or small, will also be on the ST; VALENTINE’S DAY TOMOrtROW- -raiDAY, FEBRUARY 14( ic I -WHOLE KERHEL GOLDEN Secretary General Hammarakjold,, agenda. I FINAST QT JAR \ . m " who now haa a trip to Moscow on This la all very fine, but w e' Mayonnaise CORK his schedule. wish the Little Four would con-1 This proccu has certain ad aider changing the date of the con So tender, so sweet, this vantages a definitely scheduled ference, now Bchedihed for October. new vacuum packed com eession of fo r e i^ ministers would It might be a good idea to advance A PROMINENT ^ is in a doss by itself. 2 ' ^ ' 2 9 * lack. It will be under no hot glare it a few months, say to May. For ■ HUNT'S of publicity: It will not be under according to present speculatfon, | Tomato- Rama any eet deadline so far as time is the Big Four summit talks will I CITIZEN ENDORSES concerned; it can. therefore, ex probably bo held in mid-auhimer. plore all possibilities of negotia and we don't think these talks Tomato Paste 3 27< tion much more carefully and ex ought to be held until after the JUST THE SIZE FOR SMALL FAMILIES - haustively than any time-limited Little Four come down drom the gathering of foreign ministers in not-too-dizzying 2,847-foot height Tomato Sauce 2 17< N O LEFT OVERS one place could hope to do. of Mt. Titano, in San Marino. IT’S THE DAY FOR SENTIMENTI NNAST - Creel* Slyl* er Wliol* K*rn«i This, then, may b* rated the We suspect the Little Four will luy 1 tt refuler »fi«* - Ge* On* (or It right process of preparation. But be able to agree on the problems Corn .»«or CAN whatever hope may be involved W oodbury Facial Soap 4 i a » s 30c BANANAS eonfrontihg the world and on the aiCHMONO • Grewi er W » depends upon wiiat both sides are beat queans of preserving the peace, Educator Saltines * 29c String Beans willing to put into it There has maybe even on tquriim. And agree been no real indication, aa^el, that aiCHMOND - MKlium Sue ment of this aort could conceivably Keebler Club Crackers^* 36c GOLDEN YELLOW 2| either side haa come to the real 29 provide juat the atmosphere that Sweet Peas r^ozcan 4 ^ 3 9 mood for bargaining, which must would be conducive to a Big Four Dash Dog Food 2 ca‘ns 2 9 c FINAST • Tandtr ■ Sweat Involve being mentally prepared to agreement. give up something as well as to B oned Chicken wtsicHtsnt 39c Sliced Carrots 'hoican. On the other hand, if the Big IMPIRORS get something. But both sides, now Four met first and wound up in a P r u d e n c e $hf^ H a s h can 3 3 c Grapes having gone through the prelimi deadlock, which ia poesible, they naries of ifoclalming themselves would not only set heck the cause D V V P rudence Hash 37 c Be Sure To Visit Your eager and wVling to negotiate, are of world peace, but of tourism, aa 20Z * c CELLO VERY 'nutritious imder some aompulsion to produce well. Maybe it's like Khruahehev Bleachette liquid h u u n o 2 Ills IJ C First National Super Market PKGS Carrotsp- BomeUiing more than a renewed says, after all— that is, start with 11-bZ PKG 3 5 c propaganda batUa in whidh each the hors d'oeuvre's, then work up to Crearrt of Rice 1041 Main Street— 297 E. Center Street seeks to blame the other for the the main course. 40-OZ PKG 4 3 c lack of accomplishment, and the B i s q u i c k HEAD LUCKY 22-OZ Cauliflower presence of this compulsl'on, to C herry Pie Filling ‘^uAf CAN 3 5 c gether with the presumed fact that A Sobering Report MANCHESTER J • SWMC3 each side has some Interest in Although he is s newspaperman p sunival, jusDflea some hope for OPEN till 9 P.M. himself, William J. Jorden. Mos r 7 the . int«mationsl conversations cow .correspondent ,. for the New EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY which aVe now the next indicated York Times,' finds It hard to ex :\ procedure. plain juat how our American news papers have .l^ven u* that dis lOVtlY torted picture of Nikita Khrush CLOVERDALE UP TO Vot«-Buying time chev which labels him a wild man i PATTtIN It is beginning to look as though with the vodka. . . an this beautiful service the opponents in CongrsM of the Khrushdiev, eaya this Mqecow ORANCE JUICE byCinnamon Twirl Bread ^o«f 23< kav* *ilr* a*e*.ll a N*v I I .Pc. F*r|*a to offer a-bat amounted to a. bribe and presented Khrushchev's re- 17. Broccoli Spears 2 pkgs 39 •f .iivtr «t e*<"> Kni(*wiMiM(nn*a .• o t $5,000 to Senator Case of North marka under-the usual heading of UNIT 1 .Omnar Knift« Dinnar Fo«kf *( |>**t*i( <***,. bled*. Dakota. Tha senator's disclosure cocktail party gamilousnesa. NO. 1 I Solod Fork* Ttaipoon. of the attempted vote-buying, and Actually, says Jorden, Khrush Cut Corn bla rejection of it. reinilted in' a chev holds whst liquor he drinks., ^tUtri^cBtcr Iticning Jfriralb Presidential veto of tha. bill. very w-ell, and alw’ays knows ex That should have been enough actly what' he la saying. And aa STARTING R & R 6-OZ ZC. IT'S UPTON TEA TIME '“‘ nssr CANS 2 3 c S n s to warn the natural gae bill pro Jordan aees it, our habit of con-. UPTON SOUP MIXES Boned Chicken NO WASTE CAN U J ' Babo 2 2 ft39 c ponents to conduct lhatr lobbying sidering him a drunken party buf MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17 Green Pea 2pro»l29e N. Tea Bags if 1% 65c OB a more ethical plane, at least foon "means selling short, with \ ' ' ■ r Onion Mix 2 ««« 33e Beal Vag Mix 2 33e to lobby more discreetly. Besides, possibly disastrous results, the: ■ower fa sh ion s Chicken Broth -« 2 'SN?3r Dog > Food strongheart 3 c a n s 2 9 c 4-01 PKG 41C l-OI PKG 81C there w a s , a good deai in their most powerful adversary of the NoodI# Mix nta 39c Temate Vag AAix »*« 39e \ ■' favor, n ie Presiderit, although he non-Oommuniat world's way -of i ByMaiKOWSKI had vetoed tha bill in .1956, was life." ' ; Scot Towels '50 2 rolls 39c COMPLEXION SOAP 2 2 7 c not oppoeed to it on principle. The So what newapaperman Jorden u ^ CIOROX V V/csson Oil BTi 38c itl73c Dial majority leaders of the Senate and ia complaining about is jthe fact 695 M AIN STREET , WASHDAY HELPER House, Senator ' Johnson and that other newspapermen,, aind lATH SOAP ^ Snpaksr Rayburn^ w sra both com newspapers, havq nin v>1l^wqth S| Golden Cookies aS >k? 4 3 c Dial 2 u;r37c m i t s to ths bill ds ' Texanq. ]U picture which is basically false. He j M I 9-5268 M GU Ju* 37^ 0*1 *K 59c W esson Oil 1.35 addiuon, U*.ei# waa' a chance complains, without, being able Ipj for Some Ibgroijing with .rspiW eocplsln it .. .'r; ' - s ft 1 s«i)Uttyes of ooai-proiiudng Areas But the s$plaaatiea is Sasy^ and' w lM woikkl ikai% appiwelatad aoms it is not msrsly that Khrushchev # r t o w E R s DEUVE31ED BY j WIRE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD IN A HOURS# • / y , k
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P A G B EtG H T KANCH^TER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHiraTER. CONN^ ^y, itBRUARY 1», 1968 MANCHESTER-EVBNTNQ^J^ALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1968 P ^ G S N H IX
was president of the 195S graduat men and' thdr captains, and with a suggeatlbn at P ^ t t and Whit-, 4 p.m. daily. Nurses, taking .the era our ticket, men who a re ! a f l i » t for the contraqt, a long-sought was an uncle of Charles E. Wil June. A critical period comes right slnRlerring ceremony. Hs asl.d both son, former secretary of defense Slip of the Needle Coiuilibia s * ing class at Horace W. Porter Roland Laramie, chairman of nay .Aircraft, East Hertford Dlv. Patient Backlog after Abe Christmas holidays. First Aid e lm bourse should provide a. note book Wilding Mai^ries [ 1af>peared calm. Bridgeport GOP wUlii% to .give srive our onbanentso p ^ e n ts « o i e a f l l l l l i e r S R j p l goal. School. He i,s active In Las Eelrell- lumbia Chapter, yesterday In Yeo and'^pencil, two triangular sling _h„ tough campaign Two weeks ago the AFL-CIO and onetime^ president of Geheral ConUcted at his home last night, Manchester Memorial Hospital They told reporters waiting out Motors. Denver, Colo. Bmployas a t tas, the high school dramatic club; mans Hall. Branch chairmen Hennei)uln said he had not yet At MMH Cleared serves an area of abouL tl.OOO S et fo r N u r ^ bandages, and to wear slacka London Divorcee side they would honeymoon for Supports Bradley Only recently the GOP Town 18-Month Pact Plumbers, who struck with the the Denver Federal Center ■ lined vice president of the H. W. Porter named th^r captains, and they in people with Its 190-bed capacity. Tkxtbooks will be available at the Committee of Norwalk endorsed steamfitters, signed a 15-month New York — William F. Man- b^een personally notified of the $97 two days at the Sahara Hotel, gtls, 92, inventor of the "WHIP" up to receive Aslan flu shots. A JanTasker School 'Alumni Assn.; manager of turn will pfek their eoltcitora. he is supposed to get, and since firqt laeson. Bradley for the party's guberna Hartford, Feb, 1? (FV—The agreement providing a wags in pretty stenographer stepped In a The backlog of patients who Miss Robb said that the medical Manchester Rettstered Nufsea Lss Vegss, Nev. Feb. 13— after which their plana are unset By THE A8SOCUTRD PRESR' . torial nomliuition. crease of 20 cents an hour. and other amusement park rides, the association’s-Club Youthtopla Plans were made for the cam he has several suggestions turned tled. line of men, held her arm up and Wished to.be treated gt Manches staff IS pleased with the smooth Assn, announces a first Aid course Actor Michael Wilding and Mrs. J . Kenneth Bradley of Weptport, striking AFL-CIO Rteamfltters in died Tuesday. He was bom in Ger and recently manager of the ."Teens paign which wlU be completed in in he doesn't know which one was ness Of the admission process. She r o c h e s t e b ic A w r s Bradley said he welcomed the promptly fainted. Given Award Against Polio" dance held for ter Memorial ' Hospital is all The bridq wouldn't say who her haa been endorsed for the Republi- support given him because he felt Central Connecticut have won a many and came to the United one day, Magch 2. accepted. added that the picture can change apedfically for registered nurses Hollywood. Feb. 18 OP) — Eddie Susan Nell, s London divorcee and former husband was. V When the girl was revived, the March pf Dimes. He will receive a and licensed prsctlcal nurses. This Andersen, better known to Jack esn gubernatorial nomination by It represented unity In the Repub new 18-month contract providing States' when he was 16., Mrs. Johii Kptelka, local chair . HespItaUsed •cleared up, and admisslbn to the at any moment if a rush Is made interior decorator, eloped here hy “That's all history now,” she re the Bridgeport OOP Town Commit Deaths Last ?Hght nurse laughed and aaked; "Do you $ 2S b l i n d . man of the drive, has named the 10-hqur course win begin Tliesday, Benny tans as Rochester, collapsed lican party in Fairfield County and Miami, Fla.—A. Herbert Smith, For Activities Abraham Ruben of West St., is hospital is immediate for t{ie time on t^e hospital plane from Los Angeles and were plied. V tee. for two wage increases totaling 30 have a blue slip”’ Thanks for ‘CnreV following captains who svih work March 4,' a t S pjn. in the dining during a television rehearsal last “renewed support for the principles 61, an executive of the Whalen a patient at Windham Community being, according . to the Miss cents an Hour. By THE ASSoduTBD PRB8H "ie stenogra'pher's face redden- Seventh grade pupils at Horary with her: Mrs. R usmII Spearman, room of the Memorial Hospital, night. married in s wedding chapel last On the marriage llcenae ap The committee'a endorsement that, you and I, as Reptihlicans, drugstore chain, died Wednesday. Memorial Hospital where he under plication ahe gave heraddresa as yesterday said it-waa “confident have believed in and striven for The steartfltters went back on Montreal — John Bassett, 72, «<)• ' Ju i HayM Twker, l«-year-old W. Porter School, taking part in Mrs. Joseph. Lusicy* Mrs. Donald Jeanne Robb,' director' of admis Met iRaidt Roadway Norman Qsbome Will be chief in A doctor said Anderson had night. chairman of the board of direc He waa president of the Whalen Jh, "my goodness.” she seid, went surgery-yesterday. , sions. West Loa Angeles and said she that he has the hMcsSary qualifica oVer the years.” the Job yesterday after they had Drug Cos. of Florida a n d '' vice ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Tkskcr their Christmas money which Atiderson, Mrs. Harry Fox, Mrs. ------structor, suffered a stomach upset. The Brillih film player, 45, tors of the Montreal Gasette, and “what happened to the one I had Hugh Mooney, of Route 6^ Is a Hartford hospitals have re . New York — Jose (^intero, Mrs Vera Dormer, director of "He's talking and he says he’s was divorced in Lond|>n last .July. tions and he will give the pat'ty the County GOP Chairman William resident of United Whalen of of Jonathan Trumbull Highway, might have been u-sed in gift ex Vincent Siedjeski, Mrs. Fred Low- former husband of actress Elixa- energetic, hard-fighting leadership been out since Dec, 31 when the old one of Canada’s most promi on?'' , change at school, purchased two man. Mrs'. Alfred Mondino, Mrs. patient at the same hospital. ported delays of two months or one of Broadway's hottest hew nursing services at ^ Manchester feeling fine," the doctor reported Records in London Indicated J . Brennan and High Sheriff Ed irooklyn, N. Y. was chosen as runner up In the . beth Taylor, and Mrs. Nell, 42, ob Wilding is the biKde'a fourth hus that will assure It of victoiy.'’ contract expired. nent newspaper figures, died 'Care' packages instead. Mrs. William Burnham, Mrs. Laurens more for patients with elective ad stage directors, |s going to try his Memorial Hospita.1 encouragea all after examining ths S3-year-old> tsined s marriage llcenae ihortly ward Platt were among the party missions. Elective means that actor. band. Bradlyy, speaking at the Lincoln leaders present at the dinner. They earned 83.35 an hour at the Wednesday. Bassett, who Joined g Teuth Laaderahip Contest apon- MjTtle Englert, their teacher, said Holbrook Jr., Mrs. Wilbur Fletch-, Maaelieeter Evening HeraM, Oo- hand next at mounting two clas active or.inactive registered nuraes • after 10 p.m. at the marriage 11' the.Gazette as a cub reporter in NEW SONO, OLD SCORE treatment Is necessary but not an Anderson fainted while' rehears Wilding and Mlaa Taylor were Day dinner gathering, said that Bradley quoted President Eisen time. Under the terms of the new «6red by the Wlllimantic Lodge of today that they have had an ac er and Mrs. Wallace Lohr. Inmbia correspondent, Mra. DpoaM sics for the Metropolitan' Opera. and licensed practical nurses to 'cense bureau in downtown Lsu 1910, was born In northern Ire New York (jP) — Although the i \\\\\ V E R Y emergency, ing fo r a show he and Benny are divorced in June 1956. Miss Taylor party unity in Fairfield County hower as saying that the “essen agreements, the steamfilters will Elks, according to an announce knowledgement of the gifts from Girl Scouts * R. Tattle, ACademy S-S4gS. Qiiihtcro is to handle hew pre- avail themselvea of the opportunity Vegas. land. musical comedy, "Bells Are Ring- ‘ to take thth course. .VMafiy nevK schfHluIfd to appear on t o n i^ t now Is married to ahowman Mike “Wilt Inspire Republicans every tials for success In November are receive a pay raise of 20 cents an IN HO.M1..V ( \| J. i i: India. An inscription on the card Mrs. Leo Cohen, Girl Scout - Miss Robb said that the usugl sentatatlons of “Cavalleiia Rus- New Rochelle, N. Y. — The Rev. ing,’’ has. been running on Broad ment yesterday afternoon by An- delay at the local hospital Is about ticana" and "Pagliacci” for ‘the methods in First Aid and a revised Eluding newsmen, they went to ^ Todd. where in Connecticut." good candidates, faith in good! hour this year and another 10 cents tells them this, -but beyond that Neighborhood chairman, has called an hour for the last six. months of Albert H. Wilson, retired ► New way more than a year, the pro tdiony Tirone, chairman of the BLAST BLAMED oW REBELS two days. In some cases the de fftnious music center next season. textbook are being utilised In the , V- -i-- the Little Wedding Chspel Around i . — ------:— He added. “We can and must cause and hard work.” they cannot read the message it a,meeting of scout adult leaders to ' r> t ths Comer, slso in downtown Lss { Moat people on earth live at an the contract. York minister and former na ducers have Just added a new song R. F. D IM O C K youth activities committee. bears. They hope they may have Havand, Cuba, Feb. 13 OP)—A lay is ' between 7 and. 10 days. The Met prevldusly has tapped .teaching of the present Red Cross 1 , have victory in 19.'58. We must find Mias Shirley Anne Shtrshac of be held In her home on Xklgerton Vegas. whffre the Rev. James i average of one mile above eea comnrion sense solutions to all of Julia is Latin name for "soft- The steamfitters also gained an tional president of Sigma Nu aocial to the score. It's title, "Better .Ml !' -.'.M-, some personal word later. gasoline tank owned by the Sin Emergency patients are not in such theater' veterans as Almd eourse,^ Mrs. Dormer said, "and Than a Dream.” Coventry, was the winner. Road at eight o'clock .tonight. clair Oil Co. exploded and caught Herndon performed the Blmple. • level. ; our problems. We must have lead- haired." expiration date of June 30, 1959 fraternity, died Wednesday. He Red Cross Plans cluded in this category. MMH’a Lunt and Cyril Ritchgrd to re it la the duty of all nurses to . , ' i / ! Tasker was born In Hartforc(_ Saggestion AwaidL Are last night in Santiago de Cuba, system of progressive patient care vitalise opera productions. acquaint tbeihseives with this es Oct. 2, 1941 and later lived in Man XIi.ss Jean Hatsch. chapter fund According to an announcement capital of Oriente Province. The provides immediate care for the Quintero made his Broadway da- sential field of care." 4 I'Tnr\ chester before coming to Golumbui and membership drive chairman by General Manager t^hard C. blast was blamed 6n rebel sup- critically ill. bilt as director of "Long' Day’s All those interested are asked • i . about nine years ago. He is a jun-^ -for Columbia Chapter American i Mallet, Luclen P. Henne' t '' ' 1 ‘ ' > S ' ■' ..srI ^ " 7- -- “...... ^ ^...... - - I " U 7 - - ' ^ J- ^ ^
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s Special Asseinbly Set ^Red^ Barber Applicants Will Take Exams • Snow Blankets FCC Official Fixed, To Speak at For Fire Department Jobs Wide Sections On Jobless Situation St. Mary^s The means by which the Town^wa will have enough money under Of Deep South Schwartz Charges Fire Department will select four our present budget to> pay then (Oentlinied from Fmga One) until the new fiscal -year beglna new full-time flrqo*«n friinl the Walter L.. "Red" Barber, radio- in July," the chief aald. He added (Coetinned from Fage OiM) Accident Tally (Osattaasi (r*ai Faga Oas) "I am willing to lupply «ich de- O b itu a ry TV aportacaater, will speak Feb. list of 24 applicants has not been that aq additional appropriation decided yet. General Manager will have to be made on the new with the bundle-up weather along SchwmrU said hs didn’t kaow if ^TTie Governor concluded ‘‘It «U11 22 at St. Mary’s Church. *n>s Herald, f t ths rsqusst of Richard Martin and Fire Chief W. budget to cover the expense o f hav the <3ulf Ooaat in Mlaeiesippi, ths Msnchestsr IVafflc Safety this was all. remaini my hope that we can ap He will mpeek a t the fifth an Clifford Mason said today. Another Sensational Grand Union Fred A. Bebuetz ing four additional firemen, and where the enow dropped a'thip odd Oommittse, will, once a week, Ctamirman Harris (D-Ark) said proach this Important prpblem in Fred A. Schuetz, 87, 40 Kensing nual Corporate Combaunion Break A total of eight 'new regulars, that if four more are added later, shawl on white sand beaches at publish aa up-to-dsts account Mack would havs "aa opportunity a »pinl of amity and cooperation ton St., died this morning at the fast for . laymen of the Episcopal four now and four more at a later even more money will have to be of ths number of automohUe and a((ree on a proj^ram that looka Manchester Memorial Hospital Church. The bresJefast will follow date, la what the department Biloxi and Gulfport accidents in town, conipared to 'provido Um eoeunittoo with to the Immediate needs of t ^ $riven the department by the after a short illness. at 8 o’clock celebration of Holy should have, the chief said. Board of Directors. 4 Ineheo bi Mobile Are* with the number of accidents that information and if hs lafusss 00,000 who are unemployed, o f He was born in Manchester Jan. O>mmtmlon. The general manager aald that, Mobile, on Alabama’s coast had reported up to ths same date a fers Job Insurance for the jfulure The matter of hiring men for there will be wsjrs of getting it " C O W ^ H E T i 19, 1891. He was a retired guard The new S t Mary’a Church was in all probability, the applications the Town Fire Department arises more than an inch of anow In a year ago. It is hoped that this and strengthens our overall econ from the Enfield Farm and, Since chosen because it offers the largest will first be acreened by him and 7H-hour fall. F t Morgan at the tabulaUon will impress upon Leaae Foegivea for the first time here-this month Schwarts then said Mack omy." his retirement had been employed assembly hall in the Hartford the chief and those who do not since the town took over the de mouth of Mobil* Bay aaid Wednes Msnchssterltea the importance Later Watson and Pope issued a as school officer at the Verplanck meet the minimum requirements day’s deposit' amounted to four claimed the checks raprassnted statement saying they had called Archdeaconry and Barber la ex- partment in July. "For this rea of Observing better traffic School, W. Center St. He was a will be excluded. "W rittm and oral inches. safety habits. loans, but had "filially admlttsd" a their committee chairmen to a son, we are not too clear on the porUon of thess loans had liscn member of the Concordia Lutheran examinations will then probably procedure we should follow," ’Throughout the Gulf Coast ares, Feb. T—12, 1988 ...... 19 meeting for next Tuesday to con be administered to reduce the list assleas and camellias that had foriiven. sider the unemployment problem. Church. Mason sqtd. Martin said that he Feb. 1—12, 1957 ...... 32 He leave* hia wife, Mrs. Jose further.” He added that the final dared to bloom Under the entice- Schwarts also said Mack dslm - “ We feel this is a problem that would confer with the chief "with Jan. 1—Fsb. 12, 1968 . . 91 sd he repaid some by cash, never phine Reael Schuetz; a son, Harold decision will be left Up to Mason: n.ent of happier weather drooped Jsn. 1—Feb. 12, 1957 . . 100 deserves our immediate consider How the examinations will be in the next few dhya" to wprk out by ehscfc, but acknowledged he Schuetz; a sister, Mrs. Hugo the problem. and tagged. Palm fronds wilted. 'PBtal 1957 ...... 810 ation," they said. conducted la still undecided. "If Snow covered the ground at nevtr rooeived a receipt for rspsy- l i n i 2 5 S ^ ” :'-syW\v' Kohls; two brothers, Paul and Many Voluntcere Apply The Republican legislative lead we bad the standard written form Thomasville, Ga,, where President ment Dtto Schueta, and three grandchil Mason aaid several > aopiicants ers said that on Monday afternoon dren, all of Manchester. such as the Police Department has, and Mrs. Elsenhower were expect Schwarts said slio that when c o m p - - - ^ . Pktiessry ^ ^ Cs*ip*>*« they were informed by the Gover then we would not have too much were volunteer firemen from the ed today aa guests of George Hum pressed. Mack “finally conceded’’ nor that in his opinion a special The funeral will be held at 2 Town Fire Department and aev- War Lord Ties o’clock Saturday afternoon at the of a problem.” Martin said. phrey, former secretary of the ha had no spsdflc recollection of se.s.sion was warranted. To Make Dp Form eral of them were from the 8th treasury. Humphrey owns a plan the repkymsnts. “That being so. it seemed to us Holmes Funeral Home, *400 Main District He added that othera St., Mdth the Rev. Erich O. Brandt, "However, since we do not have tation near that South Georgia 7 in Slaying Schwarts gave his testimony of that it would be helpful to have his such, a form, one wlU have to be were not affiliated with either de town. tbs sUegsd receipt of the money TDOD MARKin rogram before us at this meeting, partor of the (kincordia Lutheran f Church, officiating. Burial will be made up," he added. Martin also partment Snow fell for four hours at by Mack in ths climax to s pro t was our feeling that this would said that a committee, probably "Whether an applicant’s status as ’Thomasville last night. ’There was longed exchange over charges expedite a decision on this impor- in East Cemetery. a volunteer firemen will have any To Street Gang Frienda may call at the funeral with some outside fire officials, enough for snowballs, but no offi Schwarts hurled When the commlt- IN 16 tam problem. will have to be made, up to conduct bearing oh the individual’a aelec- cial messuremsnt was avallabis. t«e ftrsd him as its counsel last “The Governor hag agreed to home tomorrow from 8 to 5 and Uoa, 1 can’t aay at this time," the T to 9:30 p.m. / ' the oral part of the selection At the usasUy balmy southeast Nsw York. Feb. 18 (Fh-Seven Tuesday. givp us his program by “ruesday process. chief eaid. Recently, the foremen Georgia port city of Savannah, one boys on trial for thsir lives in ths Oi)s of Schwartz’s charges was SELF-BOUND morning ” A t the present time there are of the volunteer groupa of the four that the committee bad fired him Harry H. Xiagaley Town firehousea met with Mason inch of snow fell—the heavlsst in alsylng of another youth wars RIsn- 17 fuU-tlme firemen eervlng in the 6S y s f rs. Children made snow ssen knowing he had evidence of the , JKTIOI Harry H. Kingalcy,. 78, 83 Jen. town’s four houses, five at' the to discuss that matter of volun- tttlsd by a street gang “war lord" passing of money to a FCC mem- SECTIONS sen St., died at hia home last night. teem having priority. Neither the and had snowball fights. Soma one Spruce S t headquarters and four resurrected a sled and'a bevy of today sa aiembsra of the gang. bar In a contested television case. He was bom Ih Hartford Jan. 8, a t ' each o f the other buildings. chief nor the fdmmen would relate Ralph Lsgo, 15, Manhattan, The committss members batted 1880, a son of the late John and what decisions. If any, came out of girls rode it A on* inch anow also PLUS A DELUXE Soca^rras, "What we need is six at each house fell st Augusta, Oa., a favorite va brought to ths Bronx trial from the around with Schwartz the Issue of Charlotta ‘Thatford Kingsley, and and one more In case of emergen the meeting. what they had been told aa to his bad lived In Manchester for the Mason said that several of the cation spot of President Bhaenhow- SUte Training School for boys st Walter ‘Bed’ Bwlwr cies,” Mason said. The 17 does er. Warwick. N. T „ IdsnUfled himself evidence. Schwartz srrusd that it BINDER past 11 years. not Include the chief, two assist applicants were over 45-yeers-old was "common knowledge" that He leaves hia wife, Mrs. Ger pected to attract a large crowd. with one as old as 58. "This poses Jacksonville, Fla., took a triple as the war lord of ths gang, ths 8 O t h e r s ant chiefs and one deputy. besting: Yesterday's rain turned to Egyptian Dragons. money was passed In the grant of trude Pathe Kingsley; a slater, Previous Communion breakfasts “ With 168 hours In a week and a problem inasmuch as, under our Channel 10 in Miami. sponsored by the Laymen’s Dlvi pension plan, a man with more luit night’s sleet and the aleet in He UiUflsd that Louis AIvsrts, Mrs. Sarah Bartlett of East Hart with each fireman working a 96- 18, one of ths defendants, was Although Mack was not then ford, and a niece. Miss Norma Sion of the Hartford Archdeaconry, than 15 years service can retire at turn changed to anow early today. hour weefc we need 24 full-time the age of 60." Thus, he hinted, president of the gang. nsmsd as ths alleged recipient of Weitzel of Manchester. embracing 36 Episcopal churches, firemen to- have two on duty Trade, Crops Bit only applicants under 45-yeam-old 'The tourist trade and crops suf The seven, Lsgo not Included the money, Mack's name came into I n d i c t e d The funeral will be held Satur have been held at Christ Church around/the clock," the chief said. ths exchange.. U.S. CHOICE & PACKERS' TOP BRANDS Cathedral In Hartford. will be considered. He further fered in many Dixie areas. among them, are charged with first day morning at a time to be an At the present time, “ bunkera" degree murder in t ^ knife and It was msntionsd first in connec nounced at the Newkirk and Whit Barber’s participation as an ac added that he needs men who will Some classrooms, however, got a REPEATED BY who^are paid $7.50 to stay-at the be proficient at a variety of akUls beating slaying of Michael Farmer, tion, with requests Schwartz said (Continued from Page One) ney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside tive Lay Reader of the Episcopal f^houses overnight as part-time break. Most schools closed at noon and are at least 24-yeam-old. yesterday at Baton Rouge and 15, a polio cripple, in Highbridge hs had made for subpoenas for POPULAR DEMAND! Ave., East Hartford. Burial will be Church has brought him world ;i^orkers, are employed. “These Park last July 30. Ths prosecution Whitealds, Robert Anderson, All of the nine are in this in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. wide attention. He frequently occu The Job also carries 11 paid holi throughout Central Louisiana. men help to take up the slack, days, but because of the shortage has described Farmer as not s Osorga T. Baker and Paul R. Friends may call at the funeral pies pulpits along the baseball cir but it is, by no means, the most Both public and parochial schools Scott country, Tompkins said. of manpower, firemen are present- began classes aa usual in New Or gang member. home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight cuit he follows as a TV-radio voice efficient way to maintain the ays- Lsgo remained on ths witness Later. Schwartz identified An Besides Socarras, more popular and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to ly working on the holidays and re leans, but attendance suffered and of the New York Yankees. tem,” .Mason said. ceiving pay. The chief did not say stand as he pointed to the defend- derson ms a Dade (bounty, FIs,. ly known as Carlos Prio, those in 9 p.m. Warren E. Tennant of 97 Arcelia soma dismissed classes shortly af SIRLOIN OR dicted were; Daniel Vasquez y On the present pay scale, the tf the addition of four firemen snU and named them aa gang Judge, who at the time the TV esse Dr., vioe president of the Laymen's ter noon. was pending was a member of a Coejo, also known as Daniel Vas- firemen’s J ^ carried an annual would alter the present operations Students left qlsssrooms and members. Louis Rombola Division, is general chairman. As starting salary of $4,867.20. "If we o) the men as fair as the houm-per- law firm which handled the Chan <1iiez; Guido Adolfo Gonzalez de sisting are four area chairman: dormltoriss at Florida Stats Uni Two of the defendsnU are whits, Bustamante Luque, also known as Louis Rombola, 80, of 261 Linn- hire four new men at this time. week were concerned. two Negro and one came from the nel 10 case for Public Service. moore St., Hartford, who died yes Earl 8, Rohan, 517 Hartford Rd.; versity and atagsd anowball fights Also a member of tlie firm was PORTERHOUSE Gudio Bustamante; Enrique Cotu- Dominican Republic. Farmer, son. terday following a long illneas, Clarence Suiters, Hartford; Wil in Tsllshsssss’s snow. -And towns banama Henriquez Liaranzon, also people were quick to-gat into ths of a fireman, was whits. Scott who Schwartz identified as was the father of Mrs. Elmer L. liam Bankenstein, Windsor, and ”s director of Public Service Tele-, known as Enrique Henriquez; Ira Murphy, New Britain. Elmer Hal Boyle act: They built snowmen on their Lsgo seemed calm and poised as BEST QUALITY— HICKORY SMOKED Juan Agustin de la Carida Orta y Odell, 512 E. Center St. He was ho testified. He had been sent to vision, ths Nstionsl Airlines appli BONELESS BRISKET barn in Italy and had been a res L. Odell of 912 E. Center St. Is frimt lawns. cant" Cardova, also known as Juan Orta; Farther south in Florida, a grim the training school as an out ident of Hartford for 31 years. He treasurer and in charge of ticket Sdiwartz said Anderson told ANY SIZE Luis Alfonso Silva y Tablada, also sales; Donald E. Alsbaugh, 38 Top Lady Banker touch was noted. Editor Robert growth of the police invastigstion COLCHESTER konwn as Luis Silva and A1 Fer was a veteran of World War 1. committee Investigators hia law He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eliza Strsnt St. in charge of the break Lodmell of ths Daily Highlander into tfis gang attack on Farmer. nandez: Jose Pablo Elio Irlarte y fast. at L*ks Wales startH a drive to Lago Ustirisd that the Egypt firm had hired Whiteside In the SLAB BACON lb. beth L. Rombola; a son, John, of case. CORNED BEEF Diaz, also known as Jose Irlarte; Breakfast tickets are available send food and clothing to Seminole ian Dragons organised last April Tulio Prieto; and Luis Chaviano. Rocky Hill; and another daughter, Sees New Boom The canceled cheolcs Schwartz Mrs. Clayton Fuller Jr. of Bolton; from the Key Man of each Episco Indians hit hard by the Inclement through a merger of two gangs, GRAND EXCELSIOR FROZEN The government charged that it pal parish of the Archdeaconry. weather. the Egyptian Kings slid the Drag raad to the committee were these: was part of the scheme to recruit two sisters in Italy and nine grand One dated Jan. 27. or 17, 1056, UNION CHOPPED children. Tichets for boys are available at a ca's 10 wealthiest women. She is Lodwcll said the Seminoles were ons. BEEF PATTIES persons in the United States to special price. New York, UP) — If you can trust for $200, to Mack, slgnt 1 by White- SKINLESS FRANKS Funeral services will be held th^ feminine Intuition and business reported to have an income of as bad off aa the migratery "In 1958 were the Egyptian Kings EXCELSIOR participate in military expedl side; one dated Sept. 5. 1956, for A B A I # SoinaiJiinq NewUuit right for Hero, I <»■ Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at the Judgment of one of America's top about $1 million a year. workers in the winter vegetable and ths Dragons ssparats organisa 4 7 0 tions and enterprises against sections, but were too proud to tions."- ask^ Asst. Diit. Atty. $350 from Whiteside to Mack;; FROZEN pLq. D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 lady bankers, the present recession She prefers, however, to keep one dated Jsn. 7, 1957 for $300 Grinder or Submarine Sandwichet! pt'O- 9 # Cuba an*d to dispatch men from the her financial affaire to herself, ex ask for aid. Private sources Robert R. Reynolds. CHEESEBURGERS EGGS United States to f^iba ‘‘for the Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with will be short-lived. from Whiteside to Mack; one dat "CONNECTICUTS BEST" a solemn requiem Masa in St. Law McClary Death cept to remark dryly, " I , balance throughout Florida are helping the "They Joined together into the GRAND. UNION purpose of committing sabotage "I’d rather call it a pause, any migratory workers. ed March I, 1967 for $200 from and assassinating officials of the rence O'Toolfc Church at 9 a.m. way, than a recession," said Mm. my own checkbook." Egyptian Dragons in April, 1957,’’ Whiteside to Mack; one dated FROZEN GRADE " A " LARGE Burial will be in Soldiers' Field. An attractive redhead with 'The Mardl Gras roisterers took said Lago. FISH STICKS Chiban government," Called Suicide Mary RoebUng, pro- '.dent of the the crisp touch o f winter In stride April 1. 1967 for $1,000 from CODFISH CAKES Specifically, the alleged con' Northwood Cemetery, Wilson. Trenton (N. J.) Trust Co. greeniah-blue eyee, Mrs. RoebUng Q—On July 80 were you an of Whiteside to Mack and one dated Friends may call at the Chapel dresses chicly. This year she .was When freexihg temperatures and ficer of the . Egyptian Dragons, apirators are charged with vlolat-' "Any country with the great m- hassnioua street emiiUtions caused June 6, 1957, for $600 from White- WHITE Ing the neutrality laws of the today and tomorrow, 2 to 5 and 7 Vincent James McClary, a 15- sources we have—and the ability picked by the Guild of Profes end what was your title ? side to Mack. to 9 p.m. sional Beauticians as one of the postponement last night of a car A—Yes. War Lord. or United States and. if convicted, year-old Manchester High School of its leaders—certainly will not nival parade and other light-heart Schwartz said there were checks each could be sentenced to five permit a continuation of this pres country’s "10 beet-dressed” wom Q—What office did any of the BROWN Mrs. VlrglnU P. La Force sophomore, hanged himself yester ed events. Another parade is ■-rlor to the time Hack went on years impriaorunent and fined 110,- ent pause in its expansion. en, an honor that amused rather boys hold? e commission, including one dst- 000 on the one-count indictment. Mrs. Virginia P. La Force, 61, day afternoon. than overwhelmed her. scheduled for tonight — weather A —Alvarez was president. I "In the long pull we are still the permitting, tfiat is. For the first . March 22, 1955 from Whiteside Tomkins said that Enrique' Hen- sister of Mrs. Aldea Gutzmer, 43 Hi.4 mother, Mrs. Stella McClary greatest nation in the world.” Some 85 per cent of the em Asked if he knew the defend- Mather St., died suddenly yester time In 13 years, the fair grounds to Mack for $1,000. p p o A u c e doz. riques is a brother-in-law of ex- Bealer, found hia body in the attic A firm optimism and faith in a ployes in heir bank are women, anU, he pointed to Leroy Birch, "We do not know whether there President Pi4o and that Dtmlel day in the hospital at Jewett City. of their 95 Laurel SL home about but Mrs. RoebUng says this fig called off its thoroughbred racing growing future are part of the life program. 18, and said he knew him aa "The was a prearrangement," Schwartz Vasquez is a former pilot for Cu She had occasionally visited her 5:30. Dr. Robert It. Keeney, medical ure only reflects a growing trend Magician." He knew Lenclo de credo of this sprightly 62-year-old "To think I came here to get siJd. ban Airlines. sister here and was known by a examiner, called the death a suicide widow, who thinks she is no less In the rinanclal world. Leon, 15, he said, as "Jello." number of local people. warm,” teeth-chattered a visitor Schwartz aaid before Mack was P ic k ^ 'The government described Hen- and said McClary had been dead feminine because she can handle "An ever-lncreaslng number of Then he identified John Mc named to the F(X: in 1955, he was h c h . riques as “ an admitted enemy of about 2 Vi hours. women are going into banking," from Virginia. the details of a $5 million bank Icy roada were blamed for two Carthy, 16; Charles Horton. 18. a member of the Florida Railroad President Trujillo of the Domini Ralph L. Long He was born In Hampton, N. J., she •said, "because of the pleas known ms “Big Man” ; Richard loan as welt as baste a roast or deaths in Louisians. Two men were and Public Utilities Oimmissinn FREE ! I II. F M k t | i tt can Republic” and a medical doctor Rockville—Ralph L. Long, 67, of on March 4, 1942. The family ant working conditions, the as Hills, 15; George Melendez, 18, 102 Village St., died at Rockville decorate her apartment. killed when their car skidded into and had a wide acqi.aintance8hip by profession, of Dominican origin. moved here from Euton, Pa., In "Sometimes I think an angSl siU sociations it brings, and because and Alvarez. A GRAND U N IO N ^ City Hospital late last night after a truck near New Orleans. in the state. l e d Y /tT H Orta, who also resides in Miami, October, on my shoulder," she said. "The they are pre-eminently qualified Lago said he had belonged orig Among others Schwartz named i w is .'? . was described as the former first a long iUncas. Besides hia mother and step for It. Small craft warnings were dis E p i c a l •t> Freshpak Spaghetti He was born Oct. 23, 1890, In Lord has been good to me.” played on the South norida coast inally to the Dragons. He named as "close associates” of Mack were president of the “July 26 Club of father, George Bealer, he is sur Mrs. RoebUng started her cireer “Women have the rarest com Alvarez, Melendez and Hills as lerrine Palmer, whom he identi (Ragular sr Thin) Miami," The “stated aim of this this city, son of the late Hubert vived by his paternal grandfather, modity in the world, and one of from Tampa through the straits f l a v o r ' and Maria Lucas Long, and had at 20 in the statistical department and north on the Atlantic side to also having been Drsgoiis. fied aa "a leading Miami politician," club is the overthrow of the Batista '. an McClary of Washington, N. J.; of a Philadelphia brokerage firm. the mo.4t valuable—common sense. Hc'sald Horton, M c^rthy, Birch and Jerry W. Carter. alM a mem , •iw WITH THE PURCHASE OF regime in Cuba and the establi.sh- lived here all his life. He was a and his maternal grandfather, Mi I wouldn’t’ say that men don’t Titusville. A retired textile worker. • He was a Soon she was selling securities her Indicative o f winter’s hard grip and de Leon had.been memWa of ber of the Florida Railroad Com ctHo ment of a new government," the chael Zytkowicz nf Hampton, N. J; self. have It, too, but they certainly the Egyptian Kings. mission. [) A QUART JAR OF government said. member of the Rockville Methodist Friends may call at the Holloran don’t’ have a comer on the mar on the South were early Thursday SK|»* Church. When her husband, wealthy Sieg nooming temperatures. It was 17 Schwartz quoted Mack as saying Irlarte, to, lives in New 'Vork, Funeral Home, 175 Center St., to fried RoebUng, member of the fam ket.” kZESTl UNION and. is the operator of the La Gran He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. at Nashyllle and 21 at Chattanooga UiSt he and Whlte.sld,- were "ex- Katherine Casey Long; two daugh night from 7 to 9. The Chirran Fu ily that built the Brooklyn Bridge, Mrs. RoebUng, who reared two Lemely intimate since boyhood 13'A n - RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE Via Travel Agency. neral Home, 1837 Washington children, says the frustrated ca in Tennessee, 20 at Jfckson, Miss., A Frath- A ters, Mrs. Kenneth Feldon of this died in 1935, she took his place as 23 at Atlanta, 21 at Mobile, 24 at A b o u t T ow n . . . like brothers.” Boi> cant Prio, who resides at the Hotel Blvd., Ekuiton, will be in charge of a member of Che board of the reer wotnan is largely a myth. Vendomc, Miami Beach, Fla., was city and Mrs. Russell Heinz of Shreveport, La., 25 at Montgomery, Repeating that investigators re f r e s h p«v L Wilmetto, 111.; one son, Sterling arrangements there. Funeral serv Trenton Trust Co. Two years later "The career women I know don’t The young people's group’ of the ported Whiteside has* a reputation SK|< Indicted with 16 others by a federal ices will be held in Easton Satur feel defeated by life," she remark Ala., 30 at Tallahassee, 80 st New m a d e *’ grand jury in New York on June 1, L.ong of this city; seven graindchil- she was elected president. Orleans, 29 at Augusta, 32 at Sa (Thurch of the Nazarene will hold in Florida as “a fixer,” Sewartz ONLY! dren and two great-grandchildren. day^ at 10 a.m. from the St. Jane The bank then had assets o f $17 ed. "Most of them are happy, and a Valentine party tomorrow night said: 1954 for allegedly conspiring with Frances deChantal Church and have happy homes. The 2-paycheck vannah, and 34 at Jacksonville, them in connection with the pur Funeral services wrill be held Sat million. Today it has $70 million Fla. at the Davis Memorial Youth Cen “He was and still is I thirtk sub Jl~- urday at 1 p.m. from the Ladd Fu- I rial will be In St. Anne’s-Ceme- In assets, and has dim jed to a rank family has become fashionable ter from 8 to 10. The party will be ject to a disbarment proceeding." chase and exportation of arms, am tery, Hampton. now.” The giant mass of cold air over munition and Implements of war neriG Home; 19 Elllqgton Ave. The among the top 350 of the nation’s areas from the Rockies to the east preceded by choir rehearsal at 7. from the United States to Cuba. Re\/ Simon P. Montgomery, p'as- 14.700 banks. Four times a grandmother, ahe Bldward' Hlmmelmam, a Nova keeps up a aocial schedule that ern seaboard shewed little signs of He made no plea and was fined to ^ of the Rockville Methodist Mrs. RoebUng, who also Is a di breaiking up^lthough temperatures , Major and Mi*- John Pickup will Scotia fisherman, has.lived on his $9,000. Church, w’ill officiate-. Burial will rector or trustee of 18 other corpo would wear down a college co-ed. be in charge of the midweek serv 90-foot boat for eight years. He has KITCHEN.GARDEN She likes to dance, spends as In some northern areas moderated Background information on the he in Grove Hill Cemetery, 'Rock Hospital Notes rations, was named in a recent slightly. ice tonight at 8 o’clock In the Sal only one complaint—the dampness ville. many aa five nights a-Week at remaining defendants named today magazine article as one of Ameri- Snow flurries continued in the vation Army Citadel. ’The fourth mildews his one good suit which he PRO»N FOODSI Was not available. ' Friends may call at the funeral PatienU Today: 205 tending public dinners, parties, the in a series of films wlT be shown, wears when he goes ashore. PRIORITY-Light Meat-Chunk Style home tomorrow night from 7 to 9 aters and musical concerts. She northeast from New Ekigland to No date for the arraignment of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: the Ohio Valley and the Great depicting the work of the Elalvation T the nine has been scheduled, as the p.m. William Larkin. 12 Oakland St.; reads herself to sleep, and right Army In South Afrlcs. k ndw Is reading three pooke con lAkes region. More stiow also fell bench warrants for their apprehen Miss Catherine Coslit, 73 Pine St.; News Tidbits In northern and central sections of VE'IY BEST LENTEN I l f A C C I C C sion have not yet been served. William Kemble , Arvid Welman, 129 S. Main St.; currently-ranging from a tome on The Ladies Aid Society of Eman 'The Prio regime In Cuba was Rockville — William Kemhlc, 71, economica to "The Loves o f Vol the Rockies. Snow at Mullen Pass, Mrs. Freda Y.axmer,' Ellington; Culled from AP Wires Idaho, measured nearly 100 Inches. uel Lutheran Cfiiurch will hold a r ii.i..;; . • \l,l n i l' FAVORITE! overthrown March 10, 1952, b y 'a of 30 Reed St. died early this morn taire.” ' Valentine social Tuesday. They are military coup led by the present Mrs. Florence Mietzner, 24 Trotter ing at St. Francis Hospital in Hart St.; Mrs. Birdella Luberg, Coven Mrs. RoebUng Is no ardent fem also requested to bring apron mate Cuban chief executive, Fulgencio ford after a brief illneasr inist since she feels women are rial they may 'have available. . i ,.,. .-'.MOC'l CO. TUNA FI$H try; Kathleen Kefly, 6 Robert Rd., Batista. Prio was permitted to go He was bom in Glendale, R. T., As Saturday strike djsadllnC Rockville; -Mrs. Ruth Ritchie, 15 under no real handicap in buaUieas '1 .- I , I lb. A-fd DOMESTIC /■ A Ad ORACH’S - CHOCOLATE to Miami in exile a few days later. May 26, 1886, the son of William draws near, union and company life today. Police Arrests NAIISCO • ^ Liberty SL; Michael Hansen, Wil- officials meet again to continue 'All tickeU and proceeds from During Prio's residence in Miami and Sarah Jane Lee Kemble, He Lady millionaires, like men mil the Republican Lincoln Day-din , there have been a number of at limantic; Miss Sarah Cunningham, efforts to work out new contract 37 RINDLESS SWISS ^ 69 WHIPPED CREMES had lived in this city for the past lionaires, have their own success ner to be held Feb. '22 must be In tempts to overthrow Batista and al 73 Spntce St.; George Kingsbury, agreement for some 7,000 em Mrs. Marie O. Bel '.nger, 40, of GRAHAM CRACKERS 40 years and was a weaver in local Covtintry; Chester Br'un^^er, South formulas, ahd when they get 'o'n East Hartford, was arrested yes by Monday, officials said today. most Invariably the Cuban govern woolen mills until his retirement. ployes of Sikorsky Aircraft, divl-- this subject there is absolutely no lOc lib. BLUEBONNET ' ROYALTY O " ment implicated Prio. Windsor; Mrs. Helen Carroll, 229 Sion of United Aircraft Corp.. In terday and charged with speeding GOLDEN SHORTENING lib. A / R 4'^4T He was a member of the Rockville W. Center St.; Joseph Heim, East sex difference between them.*' and falling to stop at a stop slgm- An InviUtion is extended to all C OH can f et. President Batista charged last Methodist Church. its Bridgeport and Stratford Here, for example, is'Mrs. Roeb- December that Prio had spent $9,- Hartford: Ronald Trofton, 24 Patrolman Robert Lannan charged the women of the North Methodist ’S4 PACKARD LmM 8 7 ’’ MARGARINE 29 MANDARIN ORANGES Z " ’ 35 pkg. He leaves two brothers. Walter plants. llng's’ recipe for getting ahead: (Jhurch to attend a Valentine tea FLUFFO **'36 000.000 in financing armed rebel Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Dor Rep. Edwin O. Smith (R-Mans- her with passing the sign on Weth- FRENCH FRIES and Harry Kemble, bo*k of Rock othea Gagne, Enfield; Mathias "Hard, work.” erell at Bridge St. and then speed Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 lions in Chiba.' , ville; and one sister, Miss Eliza fleld) believes Connecticut schools FRESHPAK 10 ex. Spiess,'- 37 Chestnut St,; Mrs. should offer attractive curriculum ing on Hartford' Rd. She Is sched o’clock. On this occasion new and Kemble, also of Rockvine. prospective members'of the WSCis 4 BOV ADMITS ROBBERY Beatrice Graf, 31 Hammond St., to keep studenU "too busy to get uled to be arraigned in Town Court -DOOR SEDAN GREEN GIANT CORN 2 " " 33 FRENCH DRESSING GREEN PEAS pkg. Funeral services will be held Kenyon Property v'ill be honored. Hartfonl, Feb. IS (/P»—A 14- Rockville. Into trouble.” on Feb. 17. A ______.__ _ GRAPE JELLY yrar-old boy pleaded guilty to from the White Funeral Home, 65 Elm St„ Saturdey at 2 p.m,. with BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A aon New York Mayor Robert F. Frank Gqm.bolatl, 43, of 212 Mc . .. dhdhd nap SOI IP PACK 6 ei- A A d KRAFT — MIRACLE WHIP day to a charge of armed bank to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Squadrito, Wagner and Gov. Averell Harri- Attached by Bank Kee St., yesterday was charged Slow on the Draw robbery In the holdup of a Wa the Rev. Charles Johnson of East 106 Coleman Rd.; a daughter to with failing to remove anow and Hartford officiating. Burial will be , man agree on using four existing terbary bank last week. The boy, Mr. and Mrs. David Shea, Broad ’schools to accommodate problem A $42,000 attachment has been ice. from the sidewalk in front of Phoenix, Arlz. r^^Pqilce Chief A beautiful 4-door tUMElWTMLU - 3T BMEI CnMH - 69 SEIM NESSMO John Shllivan o.f W'aterbury, was In Buckland Cemetery, Manchea- Brook. brought against property in Man his property, and summoned to ap ter. chlldreni In effort to cut crime in Charles P. Thomas was showing sedan with , Ultra- arraigned In a closed session be BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter to the city’s st bools.. .Four-foot chester owned by Ernest H. Ken pear in court Saturday. off two of his uniformed female matlc drive, radio, itrongheart fc fore Judge J. Joseph Smith. Friends may call at the funeral yon of East Hartford pending Police Chief Herman O. Schendel hot. home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reit, Dart rocket and unknown quantity of officers. heater and defrost Court authorities announced the Rd., Vernon; a daughter to Mr. home-made explosives,, capable .of court action brought against him said thsit Gambplatl was the only The chief ordered Patrolwoman er, whitewall tires,, 6-S3' lu t FNK 5^52’ 6-69' iiilruErosEMr 7 to 9 p.m. plea after the hearing. and Mrs. James Harrison, Colum causing death, fire and serious in by the Haftford National Bank and one of more than 50 persons Ehnma Groom to show City Coun- Its two-tone gray' DOG FOOD bia. juries by explosion, seized by po Trust Co. warned the day before to clear cllman-Val A. Cordova th^items in body with Mack top The property named In papers BANK IJQADER DIES ... DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: lice from two IS-yeaCr-old boys ex their BfdewelkB who failed to do so. her big leather handbag. at only DUPONT— NEW X O M B O " Floral or Spice Deodorizer DRY DETERGENT KKBLER SALTWES Meriden, Feb. 15 (F)— George Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald perimenting In missiles at West filed In the town clerk’s office is lo He was arrested by Patrolman Leo The policewoman promptly U p to ir CONTAINS SUPER'AT-r THE FOAMING CLEANSER LIQUID STARCH J. Sokel, 65, president of the Funerals Harrison. 15 Griswold S t: Miss Haven. ’ _ cated at 192-194 O nter St. Grover and charged with violating whipped out her handcuffs and a ROYAL SaATIHE„.t‘.',. 4 ^ “ 35# Cenneeticiit State Bankers Assn., Kristin Lovett. Elll.tgton; Mrs. George J. Davies, 39,-of Thomas- The action Was taken'pending a the town .ordinance which requires few other items. But with no Chicken NoodleSoiip Ajax Unit Sponge Florient Fab died at his home here today. Helen Freldrlch, 36 Orchard St, ton appeals first degrte nmirder Superior (7ourt suit brought by the that sidewalks be cleai-ed within amount of muscle could ahe dis Dial Soap BEADS-O-llfACH k T ChrisUan Oehlers bank which claims Kenyon en A Members of his family said he Rockville; Deborah Barrett, 35 conviction in the 1957 slaying of 8- 24 hours after a snowstorm, in lodge her pistol, stuck in the hand Off TwI* M4 had suffered a heart ailment for Columbia — Private funeral Deepwood Di-.; David Wiley. 42 year-oid Brenda Jane Doucette of dorsed a promissory note for this case last Friday- night’s storm. bag holster. - GGch 29' 73^ 33* : 79 TREND services were held today at the s r s y ’ 123T l “ S7' 22.29' 2 :;. 43' i r t :' 39' pRlRTfant some time but had gone bowling Elm Ter.; Paul Woytlk, SUfford Bristol...PhUlp M. Talbott, pres $1,565. in Deoember and failed to Cordovg suggested s lesson In ■ ------f . iMt night. Potter Funeral Home in Willlman- Springs; Mrs. Edith Wasowlcz, ident of the U.S. Chamber of pay at' the end of the time stipu INDIA AIDE RESIGNS old’ fashioned Western gun-sling tomato VE«ETAILE 3 plgi. I7e SWEETHEART SOAP 4 »Te m s VEaiTAILE 2 pl«>. 13c tic for Chiietlan Oehlers, 89, of East Hartford; Valmore Gagne, 80 Commerce, tells reporters In New lated. > New Delhi, Feb. IS W— Prime ing. Cheanut Hill, who died Tuesday at ONION SOUP 2 pk9«. » * „ LIQOiD DETERGENT KIND TO YOUR SKIN PURE m ild LOLUPilPS Broad St.; Mias Naomi Weeks, 81 York he expecU the dbuntrys The note also provided, in the Minister Nehru todav accepted $138 D e w n -$ 3S M onth THE COMPLEXION SOAP BEAUTIFIES YOUR SKIN LIQUID DETERSEMI cmcit atf the Natchaug Ck>nvBlescent Home Oak St., Rockvlllf; Carl Sommers, economy to Improve at least by event 6t a default that all of the thq resignation o f Finance Min* 'TRAPPED BODIES FREED Personal Notices in Mansfield. 113 N. School St.; Mrs. Sylvia La- June. defendant’s other promissory notes liter T. T. Krishnamacharl after Man, W. Va., Feb.' 1$ IF — Cashmere Bouquet Vel Lux Lu>[ Toijet Soap Palmolive. Soap GRE-SOIVBIT The Rev. Benjamin p. Slyring Penta, 65 Wedgewbod Dr.; Mrs. United States to give Russia become due at the option of the ap inquiry hel|d him "ultimstely" Reecue workers, laboring, furious PEA SCjUP Cashmere Bouquet r , of Windham ' Center officiated. chance to make good on its new bank.' Including the December respoosiUe for a "highly im ly but Without hope, esidy today 2.|>ktc:27« IB 4 '*7- O A IBWETS CHIU SAUCE l l W Peqrl Beatty, Wappi'ng; Misq Ellen ;; 39‘ 269' " T * \ Cremation followed In Springfield, ambafsador’s . call for “ilftlng nil note, Uie amount named w m $38,' proper" government stoat no depeodenee in 1947,. It may touch weighing about M9 ton*, MH en ■Mther.'lfra Helen Bsebe. , vived by .a daughter, Maude Mrs. Eleanor Karp and daughter, pital after roaming nearby, woods pgyment has been made by Ken off a major reshuffle in Nehru’s them wlfh only spllt-aecond wnm- STAMPS Hanehester—Opw Bvsa Tin f SAVE TRIPLE S Oehlers of Columbia; a-son, Eu 56 Crosby Rd.; Mrs'. Mary Nicker for nearly 24 wintry $iours with yon bn the Indebtedness. The ac cabbMt. Meanwhile. Nehru him- Ing at 9:$0 p.m. ysaterday. A ! gene V. Oehlers of Agawam. Maas., son and daughter, ($7 N. Park St., hia hande maaaeled behind Ms tion is returnah^ Ja Superior sett took ever the flnaaee minis- Sixth nan was rescusd hours ' K- and two wandchildren. Rockville. back. - <3ourt March 4. - toy. after the fall. y 7 'i* ^ -I ■ '' . f -f A '
( *1* A. ' t .* r ) V . . BANCRISTB* EVEWNO h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, iOOlNW., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1958 PAGE .THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1968 p a g e t w e l v e gram provides the opportunity area.” The U.s. Air Force ia work taking advantage of the opportu Five Crashes ' ing on a similar weapon as a mla- Legion Auxijiary / ',!ERV BES'i MHS Students nity is the reaponsibllity of the « British Report Gain^ elle to be launched frohi R52 bomb student and' of his parents," ad ers. . To Meet Monday IN MOMt; ' \l I ! til Four Troop 25 Scouts vised the pamphlet. - ' ' Pick Giurses A stem warning waa written In Duriiig Storm Amerlealiiam and National Socu- R. F. Dir.iQGlt GO, the "College Preparation” section. tn Plane Boaits Phone "G ood college preparation conaiata rttyiwlir bo Uio " theme of the Le Ml . The dye is cast for some 2,000 Flvo aikddmts wore inveetlgated Receive Eagle Awards of proper coUegfe preparatory sub- Chicago If you’re riding on gion Auxiliary’s, meeting^ Monday Manchester High School students by police. during the hours o f the t*.ic right plane, you can telephoneei%( Jecta, good grades and satisfactory (Goattnued from Rage Oue) hydrogen bombs. BritelB bxplodod night at tha Legion Homo. clUzenahip record. Studenta who do eudden and Unexpected snowstorm your home or your ofllco while.fly who yesterday passed in their bar first H-bomb'Ti.at'b^. Four ecouUi of Troop 25, Oenler Michael "Monaghan, Robert Rice, not have these quallflcatioija must You don f nood to |My yoeterday. AH wore caused by road would derivo incalculable benefit ing at 15,000 fact. One regularly *nio Rev. John P. Blandifiold of Thomas Walr, William Howes and chidee of study cards fbr next expect difficulty In gaining admla-i $250 to $300 for conditions, police said. No arraete from the restoration o f nuilual con In explaining dafenseSainw for IrnedUled paseerg;er i^ane is tabl St. James’ Cihurcb will give A talk ConFr'K'*^*®"^ Church rocelved George Danks. year. ■ According to Vice Principal alon." wora miule and no one lnJu)-e(L the fiscal year beginnlnc Al^U 1, ing part with a few private and on Americanism. A film axplaln- ■coutlnK'i top honor—E«gl« Scout Promoted to first class scouts fidence and real peace. There can, the paper raid British iflane# armed Chester L. Robinson the prellml-, The four types or tracks of study A (Tonnecticut Co. but skidded busineea aircraft tn an eXperibent ing National Security FUl be — »t • troop Court of Honor iMt were Donald Klrkham, Roderick at the high school include one for into two cars Stopped for the traf however, be no such confidence or with H-4>ombe would "constitute a to chpek operating efllcisncy and nary proceaalng will begin immedi INCONSPICUOUS ' Kathjaen. .daughter oI Mr. and Mra. RobeK Claltahan, 613 shown by an officar from the Nika nlpht. • Eliason, Philip Klemas and Ron exceptionally bright atudents, one, fic light at Center St. and W. peace ao long. (*a tha arm s' race formidable detenent’-’ to possible public reactior to the new eervicCL ately. On this processing avlll, de Mwyi-'Mt. ewi waa hont Feb. 7 at MancheaUr Memorial Hoapl- base. Those, attending wUl also That latcrprat The" Thev nre Steptven Harvey, Gor ald Starrett. for college preparatory, one for- Middle Tpke. about 5:16. The cars continues, ^eana must be found Soviet eggreaeion. This ia so oven Star Scout promotions went to pend the number of teachers hired QUAIIIV HEARING AIDS ' tal. ■ Her maternal gramd^arenU are Mr. and Mra. William hear a tape recordbg of Biaht^ Wishes Of The Paoiily don Rhodea, Earle Selwilr, and next year, the number of courses general atudy, and one for alow wera. driven by Robert O. Torrence, to halt and reverse this, process." though the British striking power NOMINATIONS PLANNED Ronald Wrubel, The boy* are 16 Anthony Allbrio, Donald Golas, ; Manihi, FAU River; > l»er paternal grandparente are Mr, 34, of Mcauit Klsco, N. Y., and A l The White Paper wld also the would not be as large that wield * New York UPi—A committee has Fulton J. Sheen’s addrbas to the scheduled, the number of books learners. . . _ - and Mra. G eom Callahan, Brooklyn, N. T. last National American Legion year* old and each la a junior ae- Ronald Kittrldge. Joseph Marcin, purchased and, ultimately, the Students who will be entering . • • • * • len L. Ferguson, 40, of Framlng^ goveriMteitt la cooperating closely ed by the U.S. Strategic Air Com been sot up-to nominate a new pre 10HNB.B(iRKE eistant acoutroaatar. Dennis Keith, David Baxter, James ham, Maasi ( They were stopped with the Americans on develop mend. it added. siding bishop of the Proteatant convention. amount of money requested In the eighth grade at the high achool in Deiriae Regoo, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Roland Doytm, Hart- Harvev la the ton of Mr. aivd Alibrio, Russell Nearing, Richard parallel with each other on Center ment of a nuclear submarine for Development la underway, the Episcopal" Cburch, who will bo Legionhalrea amd several neigh nm iaai HOME 1958-59 budget. September have been ^ven M ’ tord. She waa bom Feb. 10 at Mancheater Memorial Hoopltal. Mra. BeverlV Harvey of 28 Ell«a- Harvey and Robert Cote. extra week to fill out their carda. St. when the 6us, driven by Albert Britain. paper said, on a propelled bomb slated at the church’s general con boring unite have been invitelng badges were LouhteRoae, 7, and Patty, 5. * the other vehicle. The Drake car Wrubel is the son of Mr. and James Barbero, Richard Baxter, roceived damagea to. its left aide Mrs. Adolph Wrubel of 45 Edmund David Juliano. Donald McLagan ’'fimaea-Aadrew, ton of Mr. am f Mrs.' Chaster Kurl&wics, 34 and damage to the GtU car waa St. He joined the troop in May and Michael Morasco. Larry Mc W . Canter St. He was -bom Fab. 6 at ManeJiaater Memorial od Its left front end., , 1952. Kay won his life saving badge. G' f» '• ' .1 LYNN POULTRY FARMS - Hoepital. His maternal grandmother la Mra. JSeaMra Benart About 6 p.m., a car driven by (liven Charter Other awards: Jay Boris, citi Hartford, and hla paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Hlpo- Philip 'J. Lamoureaux, 17. ol 8 District Scout Executive Bruce zenship-nation; Robert Cote and "Choies Frsih Nothfs Poultry—Dlr»ct From Our Form* to You - lit Kurlowlcs, 34 •'W. Center St. He haa a brother, Edward, ;19 Hawloy St., skidded as it came V McElroy presented the charter to Donald Golas, safety, home repairs montha.. ^ down the St. James St. hill and the troop and Alfred Bockui.^.com- and scholarship; Richard Harvey, crashed into , the rear of a oar mtttee chainnan, presented x^he safiety, cltizenshlp-home; Stephen 8 n iM Marte, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Gordon L. Ma(XMhbor, driven "by Raymond J. Chartior, Tht bost ortity to yoiir fomily's fieert Is Gf tho diiiiior foblo whoro good committee cards. __ Harvey, 'automoblllng. nibsic, na Rockville. She was bom Feb. 9 at Mancheater Memorial Hoa-. 62, of 38 Clinton SL. that was sorvod. Got off to o good start by shopping at our modom. solf>s*rvt supor mor- A potluck was served by the ture and safety; Jpsef>h Marcin, Herald Phntne by Pinto ★ -A pilal. Her paternal grandmother ii Mra. Lydia Macomber,* atoppeSI at the traffic light' at Troop Auxiliary, whose president is safety and home repairs: Earle Troop 25 scouts honored were Stephen Harvey and (Jordon Rhodea, front, and Ronald Wrubel and Fairhaven. $Caaa. She haa two brethera, Michael G., 10, and Main St. Ad hla paternal grandmother ia Mra. A idraittr accident *pccurr«d on also announced. Capacity Crowd CAP squadrons in New Torh, Mildred P, Tedford. Hartford. He haa a brother, Walter, 4H. Connecticut, New Hampshire. Ver Building Permits FARM FRESH GRADE "A' E. Middle TlpHe. at Parker St. Inducted as Tenderfoots during and a aiater, ^ r i a , 1 . i the investiture were William 3 Men Aboard mont joined the Massachusetts Coast Lumber Ctorp. for Bruno ^ 000^00 aibout 7:40 p.m. A car driven by At Square Dance Eleanor K. Belbot, '87, of Ctoven- HoWes. Michael Monaghan, David force in the search. Monaco, construct garage at 30 Mark Rickard, aon of Mr. and Mn> Maxwell Helm, Hazard- Spencer, Gordon HurwiU, Bruce try, Mas stoppod for the traffic (Continued from Page One) Lyneas St., $1,000. Dp i. vitle. He waa bom Feb. 7 at(>MKncHeater Memorial HoaptteL Marlow, George Danks. Robert A capacity crowd filled the audi UAR Construction Co. for Paul LARGE EGOS 59' lightVhen it waa hit from bmind ’'H ie maternal •grandparente are Mr. end-Mrs. Raymond Dubek. by a. car driven west (m E. Middle - Prokopowicr, David James, Daniel torium of the Robertaoa School They spent the day skiing in the ine Beckley, alteration to house at 2t Mile Hill Rd.. Rockville, and hla patamai gaandparenta are Hurl Anthony Salafla and Robert Public Records 11 Butternut Rd., $900. c o n n ’ f r e s h FROUEN FOULTBY Tpke. by tlw Rev. Jamro R. Mac- last night for the J»TA'a square Lake Sunapee, N. H., ania, about CORNISH GAME HENS - Mr. and Mra. Herbert Heim, Mountain 8t., Rodkville. He haa a Arthv, 44, |0ao of Coventry. Pat/ R ' " ’ ' , dance. Mrs. Mary Ann Handley .iT ______brother, Kenneth Bruce. 14 months. ) WAYBEST TV-o-vear pins went to Dennis 15 miles from the Vermont line. If Oz. 1 ^ '' • 0 • -O o rolman Alfred Ritter aald that the and Norman Soutnerglll directed Warrantee Deed HEN TURKEYS 59c right ,frpnt fender of the minister'a Keith, Richard Harvey, David Far CAP at Bedford estimated the Murray Deugtaa ilr., aon of Mr. and Mra. Murray D. HaSey, the dancing. Harr.v Goodwin Jr., o f Bolton, OVEN READY______■ car was damaged ■ and that the ris and Ronald Starrett. cream and green colored plane, a • If River St.. Rockville. He waa bora Feb. 7 at Mancheater Me One-year pins were awarded to Students were invited to attend to Norma A. and Patricia A. Burke rear end of the Belbot car waa j Ouolity and Sorvico morial HoepiUl. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Michael Gannutr, Peter Ready, with their parents. They have been Tripacer, had about four hours fuel of Windsor, property on Santlna damaged. FRESH NATIVE • Hamid Hickey, Buckaport, Maine, and hit paternal grandparente Richard l,awrence, Paul Saarl, taught square and round dancing in its tanks and that it should have Pius CHICKENS , A delivery tnmk driven by Ber reached its destination about 5:30 Dr. ara Mr. and Mra. Walter Haaey. Levant. Maine. * ' ' ■ Richard Gess, (^aythn Kelley, during- school hours. Indenture DEIJVERY AT ITS BEST DUCKS >»59c Whole, Split or Cut-Up Each trand' Plante, 33,. df 15 Oakland James Kimball, Daniel Hacking last night. St., and a car operated by Arlene Due to the illness of other of Some 14 Massachusetts CAP Harry Liebman of Ellington, re ‘ Mark Richard, aon of Mr. and Mra. Richard Cahill. R t 81, and Daniel Rhodes. ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT OVEN READY * Patten. 20. of Talcottville, collided ficers, Mrs. Raymond Colpitts, planes were in tlie air at daybreak new lease to United Aircraft Corp. Covontry. He waa bom Feb. 6 at Hartford Hospital. Hia ma Five-year veterans, are Earl Sel secretary, presided at the business for floor apace in four buildings at headon on Summit St. Shout 7 p.m. uitr, Robert Buettner, Theodore and a short time later an SA 161 MARY'S MARKET ternal grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Samuel Vacantl. 17 Grand meeting held during intermission. 1 8. MAIN ST,— Ml $-6990 The Patten car skidded and was lb Wrubel, Joaeph Marcin, Robert Albatroas rescue plane from ptisj the former Cheney Mllla. Annual TASTE ANDt, COMPARE— GUARANTEED TO SATISFY! view St., and hla paternal grandmother is M ra Ruth Curtia Staf Southergill, PTA Council represen Open FRL and SAT. HII 8 unable to avoid the coUiaion, Pa Saari, Anthony Alibrio. Herbert (Mass.) Air Force Base joined the rental fee is $3(),(>02. ' ford Sprtnga. trolman Samuel Maltempo aaid. tative, gave a report of the last search, wining south toward Long SUNDAY TILL 1 P..M. . ■ Chicken Breasts • Maher, Jav Boris, l.arry McKay. Real Estate Attaohment The front,ends of both cars were | James Alibrio and Richard Nelson. meeting, and- the Union School. Island Sound. . Hartford National Bank and David Robert, aon o f Mr. and Mra. John B. Donohue, (3ov*n- BoneleM LuU Junior Museum and the blood damaged, police aaid. Those receivUig training awards The CAP reported the three did Trust Co. against property at 192- try. He waa bdm Feb, 1 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Hia Brixket were Paul O te, William Minnlck, program were discussed. not file a flight plan at Newport, 194 Center St. owned by Ernest H. maternal grandfather la Erven Hilmn. Weaterlo. N. T-. and hla lb Robert Harrison. Richard Tules, lUfreshments of cake squares but Indicated their route would Kenyon of Blast Hartford for $42,- latemal (grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donohue, Albany, Head Cut SUPER MARKETS Ronald Gesa. Jack Scheibenptlug and coffee were served by Mrs. take them down the Connecticut Y. ■ Ho haa two aiatera. Unde. 7. and Joan, 4. Corned Beef 000. and Timothy Rohan. Ployd' Mitchell and Mrs. John Bal- River" Valley toward L^ng Island Incorporation Certillcate School Menus dyga. hospitality chairmen, and Sound. Ktaheriae An». daughter of Mr. and Mra. Herbert Walker Jr-, Promotions m Center Hill Co., lease and sell Top Grade their committee. The Valentine Weather over the plane's pre Pomptnn PUina. N. J. She waa bom Jan. 27 at B enton, N J. lb Scouts promoted to second claffi real estate with authorized capital The menus for Feb. 17 through | Choice are Daniel Rhodes, Robert Alibrio, theme was used for decorations. sumed route was clear last night. Her maternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shea, The attendance award wa.* won by However, murky weather re .stock of $50,000 divided into 5,000 13 Harvard Rd.. and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 31 are as follows: ChuckRoast Daniel Huri, Robert Prokopowicr, duced searchers' visibility in ’ the shares of par -'alue of $10 each. "Blemeiitary Ronald (Jobeille, Bruce Mar\pw, Miss Alice Heckler's fourth grade. Herbert Walker Sr., Pompton Plains, N. J. OPEN THURSDAY 0 • » ♦ . • Monday. Spaghetti. with meat 1 URSACK’S sauce, buttered g ra tn bcena, whold'l Cindy June, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Nickerson, 5*7 N., Park St.. RcickvUle. She waa bom Feb. 7 at Manchester wheat bread and. txittw, appb-L ■aJfSaucR iaHk-; ■ ' '■■y* f ^ f g r o o h o and FRIDAY till 9 P.M. i morUl Hoepital.'* ‘Her maternal grandparent* WR 'Tueeday, Frankfurt‘on>oB,' cot»7 WlUiam Wheelock. 206 E Main St.. Rockville, and her paternal slaw, eherry flavored geratln with' FINE grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. John Nickerson. Presque Isle. whippe She waa bom Feb. 5 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her ma bread and butter, chocolate pud-11 Serve PARKING ternal grandparents are Mr and Mra. Henr>‘ O. Higgins, 'mrall PARKING ★ i t ding with cream, milk. j Cooked Shrimp V y NESTLES Rd.. Rockville. She haa a brother. Gary Edward. 11 montha. 'l^ursdayi Frankfurt nn roll, po- 1 ft t u r k e y s Buy 2 Pounds ASSORTED • • • • • tato salad, pickled beets, .sliced 11 Green Peas Cut Com Kathy Jtmm, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Doody^ South pineapple, milk. $ ► Blue lin n e t Sc EARS Govantry. ’ She waa bom Feb. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hoa- Friday, Baked cheese aandwich,} | OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY TILL 9:00 pttal. Her maternal grandparents ar4 Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gay. coleslaw, potato chips, fruit cock- 1 Vernon Tnklter CourtT Rockville, and her paternal grandparmte tail, milk. I F. F. Potatoes Spinoch^p^ Get I (lx Rag of 10 Bars 3 are the Rev. aiid Mra. Reuben Doody, Ludlow, Maine. She haa \ Senior High ^ I ► •43' two brothers: Harold Jr.. 5. and Brian, 2 'i. Monday, Hamburg gravy, maah-' O O • • • ed potato, buttered green beans,! | Peas and Carrots SMOKED KEEBLER BONELESS David Edwin, aon of Mr. and Mra. Eugene R. Montany, 38() bread and butter, milk. i ► COME COCO.CREME Ferguson Rd. He was born Feb. 6 at Mancheater Tuesday. Baked pork chops, r o i ROASTS pltal. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Harry E. SHOULDERS IN applesauce, parsley potato, but- ■ FOR THE WEEKEND SANDWICH ^ a n z. Ckilunibus, Ohio, and hla paternal grandmother Ja Mrs tered carrots, bread and. butter, > I ______He haa two brothers. Stephen, SHORT SHANK, SWEET MHJl FOR Irene K. Montany. Cheater, V t milk. » • Fresh LENOX BACON and a aiater. Mary Ixuiiae, 2. Wednesday. 'Tuna a la King on j I For Every CURE. 4 to « POUND AVERAGE SWORD FISH, contor slices ...... lb. 69c DETAILS Rt4. and Eugene, 5 ft PKGS. GROTE A WEIGEL biscuit, buttered peas, pickles, 11 1 Lb. Cheese Ue« OCEAN FRESH SCALLOPS . . . lb. 79e Xiarv-I viin Roae dauxhter of Mr. and Mra. Julio A ram ib, 19 bread and butter, milk. FOR SUNSHINE PORK SAUSAGE Ruaaell St. She was born Feb. 8 at Ara- Thursdey, Speghetti with meat 1 ■ ► SMALL STEW OYSTERS ... . . pint 98e pltal. Her, paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Daniel Ara sauce, buttered apinach, hard roll r| Colonial mini, Avon. ' / and butter, milk. ! SALMON STEAK...... lb. 79c KRiSPY SALTINES Friday, Baked had(^k< fileU, ► Suuui Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Getald S. Unaenbig- maxhed potato. Harvard beets, | Beechnut Smoked Hams We’ll also have: .Fillet of Haddock. Sole of Finets, Perc}*Fillets, ler, 86 Dufant St.- She waa bom. Feb. 10 et Mancheeter Memo- bread -and butter, ipnlk. Spaghetti Sauce RaRu Qt. Jar 55c JARS Halibut Steaks, Swedish Salt Herrings and many others. h al Hoapital. .H er maternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Strained ► Hams with that sweet cure flavor! Short Introductory Offer Leonard Lawler. 84 Durant St., and her paternal grandparente are Mr. end Mrs. Dean S. Linsenbigler, New Kensington, Pa. Dash Dog FoodI 1 Lb, Cans 2 For 27c shank—choice of whole or butt half. She haa a.aiater, Cathy Marie. 17 montha. - ' ► FARM FRESH POULTRY Special—Reoeat Sale! . * * ,, HIRrS ROOT BEER John-W illiam, aon of Mr.-.and Mrs. John Donlon. Winated. Pixza M ix Appian Way 35c Popular 2 3 7 c deiHJsit)^ He was h ^ 'Jan . 22 at (Jharlotte Hungerford Hoapital. Torring- '56 R A P L iR No. 2'/i Can ► NATIVE VEAL PICTSWEET APPLE or BLUEBERRY ton. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and M rs Nunaio Choice Peaches LEG S and RUMPS, your ch o ice...... lb. 59c CHICKEN to ROAST "> 55c J lamonaco, 174. Oak St., and hia paternal grandniothar la i Mra Scotkin Naokins 2 Pkgs. 33c 41/, to' 5i/i LBS. ^ 1 Norman Jidtilan, Winated. He haa twn aiatera, Andrea, 4, and LDOORSEUAR BONELESS VEAL ROAST ...... lb. 69c Paula, Popular Giant' each 3 9 ** Reynolds Wrap k . 29c . 46 Oz. Can CHICKEN PARTS Sweden Likes Bells West Indies Feetival Tomato Juice Thif b.sn eocaoniy ''i-. TASTY NOURISHING LIVER BUY ONLY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST Port of'Spain. Trinidad — Tha Shop Popular, ,, . lO-OZ. PKGS. PICTSWEET I Stockholm-^Ringing out the old 6 4-^Mr sedan Hlth„ Friend's NATIVE CALVES LIVER ...... lb. $1.20 * year and ringbg' In the .new with first West Indian Faatival o t the de luxe radio, heat Low, Low Prices plus LEGS Lb. 69c FANCY INDIAN RIVER SUCCOTASH 2pkg.45c 5 the bell* o f. Sweden's -"S cathedrals Arta will take piece In Port of er, defroster, spot I Lb. Can TENDER BABY BEEF UVER ...... lb. 59c , haa become traditional. Aml- Spain'the latter half of April. It less blue and white. Corned Beef Hash TEMPLE ORANGES l l through radio, the whole country Will colncld# with the inauguration It’s the .Custom’ BREASTS Lb. 79c 11b tens. The Cathedral of Stock- of the first British Weat Indies model ‘ with twin 9XOBIDA . hohn te always the first, 'starting Federation Parliament and the beds, vyklte'vall Fancy TALL vlalt of E ngbnd’e Princeea Mar W orld { Juat before midnight,' and the Car aree. It’s so new. Sweet CANS WINGS u». 33t JUICE ORANGES t thedral o f Upeala, cradje of the garet Talent for the ;varioua com we’ll give a New petitions will be drawn from all Car warranty. And * n a lm and alni» 1164 the Seat of ■i LARGE ' * rite archbiahofic'b ,'ung ■Il^at^ ,Up* the blanda In tqe .Britlrii 'West It’s only • LIVERS I*. 75c ; «ala't "BJ* ‘ Beir “b S,b«en’a Indies ite well M Rr7bh Honduru Straw-' 12 OZ.’ Mid R rjlbh Guljatyt., ’ - ■ Green COCONUTS largest, .- *\ ■ ; . berry JARS
CHOICE aad PREMIUM BEEF CUTS 4 MAINE aUSSET FOR IABY'5 5AFETY. HEALTH, COM FORT — (Stamps Fresh fruits xind Vegetables POTATOES r U5E OUR FER50NALIZED . i BONELESS CHUCK ROAST Lb. 79* 9 FRESH MclNTOSH FOB A TASTY POT ROAST $348 DOWG449 Mm Hi AT NO EXTRA POST t miNANAS BTRICrn.V FRESH LARGE blAPER SiERVICE WATEHGRESS APPLES . 4SRADE "A" EGGS .. . . doB. 59c BONELESS RUMP BAKERY DI^PT. SPECIAL , MAKE A NICE OVEN BOAST '• ; ^ \ ’rear Baby Will Never Use Anyoae Elae* pbpw*. , REAL GOLD ; fa Dee Dlsperene — Tim Kseh .PreveuBve AStuMtls Lb. 10c ■ \ fruhner's EOSEL VALENTINE CAKES \ B r b . . 2 9 e Lbe. .lU T T E R ...... , lb. 69c \ A ■ 'A ■t >AII -A ■''Aj NATHAN HAUfC FRESH ROASTED HAMBURG FRESHLY OROUNQ ! FOR A DELICIOUS MEAT LOAF YOlO-AlbY TC7U4FIKE I-arge sizet lb. 85c d i a p e r 5ER V ICE Wi^il liatB RED RANANAS Ior Vi . C ^ 3 F F E E liaiieiletitelwGpM Evea^ Tin f n 59 '4 n a t i o n a l b i s c u i t ‘ , CHUCK BEEF ° Lb. 69e 1 i OREO CREME SANDWICH ...... pkOt 37c LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND V ... ) ^ r .V-" ~ .w A V ',V r i . iv^,- 4 ■ r '. ' ,1 •( : ( , f r 'i, \ " 8 6 PAGE FOURTlSEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, PEBRUARV 18,1558 HANCHESTERv RVENING H i S a LD, MANCHESTER. CONN- lilURSDAY, raBRUARY 18.1988 PAGE f im i c ly right but aha wasn't as. good M ii" 'viO " BY V. T. HAMLIN su ra and Strlpaa ha had haulad. ALLEY OOP down, as a ijcajor, four yaart bsi mu. Sha had to usa two l^ d a t* play tha piano." < p.m. tomorrow in the church. Tha WOOOONBM.JMX. NOTASICNG CVM3NDSVeN lCVBILAND 81' fora whan he' had aurrendered the eerviee .will Include Holy .Commum AS rDiHouar; >OU ^HirwiLDEST CARRIAGE OR fort to Confederate forces under \T6Uahd South Group to Meet n OIOMTTMCE\aJ Sense and Nonsense Val— Ha claims to hava loh. IONS Tt> WIND UP ^ A n> STRUCK 1 DCSAMS...WE BV CLIPPER TO General P. O. T. BBRuregard. RANAAV(,THEN UP bom with a gold ap in hlB A fter the aervlee the regular SOUR APnuPS HERE nCN NURSING (T ft)CM?/CAN LEAVE meeting of ths adult dlacuasion end 1D NEW ORLEANS mouth. HURRY THESE SPECIALS •• IT'S LAST WEEK! IN IONA GULCH MATE GOOD AND TOR NKlCWEZ A AoDMwhmt intoxicated man he turned to (tia mothar for con , Don't boast of your ebilltiea At Andover Church Feh. 21 Bible etudy group will meet In ANV” TIME SOU Sal—I f he waa. I ’il ba8 it had THAT WAS rr corralled a biuich of boya whq were firmation of hla su.^iiciona. until vou have successfully folded Phelps Hell, ^ la group tncludea WISH somebody else'a Inittals on.lt.' I etandUif in front of a circua tent, Assured that it was a dog he a batch of road maps. Ths Efibi annual meeting of th ef Volunteere were at the firehouse adults studying for confirmation. h u n ^ ly eyeing each one who frowned idiaguatedly and ahorted: I Tqllsnd South World Z>ay of Prayer last night to paint the boiler room a 'ymman p a s m through the gate. Bructo'—Well, some doge really m e n the first grade teacher re- However virtuous r Group will be held in the Andover in another step of a continual Im MaBcbeeter Even gg Jtavald / Drunk— Would y'like t’ ahe th’ look like doga. turned to' clasa after an illneaa, her may be, a compllm«nt o", I f l r i t Ctmgi'egiationel Church Feb. Aadaver coireepeiMlent, Mrs. Paul the' provement program. • ahircua, hoya? . loyal children, reported, "Oh. we tue is what gives har t i2i e t 'l p.m. Valentine Parttas get D. Pfenstlehl, telephone Pilgrim l SURE, count? ■ ' , Client—How can I get tWs'mes- FAT CHtNEGfe Vou GCA««- Frank H .' Hamilton, Mra. Ernest 0:30 e.m. beginning this Sunday. started as the, result qf a traffic PRISCILLA I VtDU "-1 M I N D ? YOU IDOL PARLOR BRIDGBVJORI^^ FRBliWiTS This Includes the Junior and sen , I'VE QOT-A tt Gatekeeper—Fourteen. sage to every married women ? CP0W5 MNDCV K. Seyd and Mra. Montague White. accident t W years ago. i D O N 'T S A W HIM S T A ro e .-' ior high school Cleeses and the con Drunk (walking unateadlly ^ h llr U y Man—Very simple. We FETCH AAEFNK A program prepared by Mra. MIND ■T F IR S T firmation claaaes. Zhipuis claimed to have suffered aw ay)—Thaah correcL Thaah what Just address letters to every marL LINlife/y^ ?X t h e o l d . PARAGON George Helaon will ste/t at 2 p.m. . r r a whiplaxh injurjr'm his spine and O W A Y f cbunted. ried man.and mark them all "Per- FANATHAS . Amodg local women who will Tlie Board of Religious Educa tion announced the change lest , > — sonaL" THEVCpMGiN perUdpnte In the eeryke ere Mrs. aggravation of a pre-existing U. S. CHOICE » ■ --T— ■ INDCEVtSUi. iReve Hnin, Mra. Roacoe Talbot, night ateting that it would prob stomach ulcer on May 15, 1956,' The heat ■ way for a housewife )Vi*dom is lit knowing what to ably remain effective throughout when the ear he. was driving' in to have a few minutca'to heraelf Mra. Robert Grenon and. Mra. J. T. t n I do next, skill la In knowing bow to MPfanVinn Jr., readera; and Mra. the cold weather season Nnce the Hartford was struck from b «in d at the end of the day la to atart do it, and virtue is in doing it now. hall has been too cold for clasMs. by a truck. \ doing the dlahea. Walton T e n e r, Mra. Peter Mort- loek».)in. Wlllerd E. Thomen, end Heairt. Drive Reecliee fag The truck, owned by S. F. Mc- Stars and Stripes On Up AipUn Mrt. R a M Ransom, voices. A total of 565 .waa recalyed last Alear, Inc., of Hartford! was being lb. .Bruofe'a eyea anepped wide open On April 14, 18B5, General Rob Mrs. FYank Hamilton end MVa week for the current fund drive operated at the time by Valmpure when he ^ ie d the Pekingese. Feel ert Anderson raised over Fort JUfrnd Gill will serve ee ushera Tor the, Wllllmantic District Heart Galipeau of Hartford. The accident ing that it was aom# sort of dog Sumter, South CarOHrfe, the same , soloist will be Mra. Max Asan., Mrs. Ronald Bockua, local occurred at Park and Washington Reimer. Drgan music wlli be pro chairmen, announced last night. Sts. ' RibTENDER, JUICY.Roast CUT FROM SWIFT'S HEAVY STEER BEEF The drive win Continue until*Feb. .'duaAM Sj vided Tty Church organist, ,Mra 21. SetUement of the cane, reached CROSSWORD PUZZLE Stuart Eerguaon. Tuesday, ended a Superior Court BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS March Total Beperted L O N G S A M Diatrict Women to Meet law suit. Dupuis was rapresented The final report on the Mothers' iX ip. Fmncte^ Minor of Xndover by the firm .of Lesaner, Rottner, ^ HAWNT WO March for Polio shows a . total of AnnMMS- Zieko hqa announced that the third ICarp and Groobert. Counsel for the Answer to Pravlwia Punt# open meeting o f the Willimentic $100.30 waa contributed in the. 1- hour all-out effort held lest month. defendants waa A tty. Frank Dully World Rivors taii'Zi Dtstrict*tk>finrtl o f Catholic Wom of Hartford. I en wUTbe held at 2 p.m. .Sunday in This amount equals last year's con- S t Maaye Church in Coventry. to the Mothers' .. . MercM, ..., ACROSa 2 Greet Mrs. Minor, council president *****. ***^ \ (bypay) V' I Spanish river said that the Benediction of the nf S'*! Cadets Set Date Leaae ' I River in 2 Moat Blessed Sacrament will be of- ‘ f a n c y : PLUMP Scotland 4 Oxidizing" CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEB fered b y Father Bernard Foster of marches. For Record Hop! a Shskcapeamsn .enzyme St. Mary's when the group con-| Former Paotor to Visit a DriveU venes. ' i The Rev. Malcomb Crooks and river Another "Record Hop" has been 11 I Harem reoin , -A^-^SHOHr busbieas meeting-wm be | his family will be guests of the lo- NATIVE FOWL 12 ^ticwclBht planned by the Civil .Xir Patrol. It 13 Iw m • 7 Novel ' hald for the nomination of new of- o ' Congregational Church at a 14 Odioiv ' a Newfoundland I ftcera to be elected at the annual potiuck family suppdi- in the social will be held Feb. 22 at the Amer 15 Rivcr'ln pehiniuid 24 Uprocr 30 Tidier meeting April 28 In St. Coliimha'a' r o ^ at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow ican Legion Home. Arthur Bpuf- C9iurch, Columbia. TTie Rev. Mr. Crooks will be the Ir weed Naa™1 France 6 Climbing 25 Bohemian 41 Small candle fard is chairman and he will be aa- 16 Marble plant river 42 Surety . ' A S-lesson program on "Medita principal speaker. He is a" pastor ______C 17 Afreih tion On the W ay of'the Cross" will emeritus of the local church. The aiated by Robert McCabe. Aims J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BAI.O AND JERRY KRONOFIELD 10 Qenut of 26 Coconut fiber 43 ptherwi'sa 8 Scott and David Spear. II Spotted (bot.) true olives 27 In the year 44 River In ba presented by the diitrict mod ■upper has been arranged by the lb KN...IVM TEgglPLy THAT'S 6000 BEN, VOU PONT 20 Sheep'a cry erator, the Rev. John Honan of St. Music Committee and the Board of Karl Kehler and Leo R. Grover, UNPERSTANP. . ______I'l Salamander (tdtin) NewMexlce- accredited American Red Cross in- fOHP O f YOU. IN ENOUSH rOR ME. 2t Dlztreungnal o( waiah^28Not bad 46 Cipher Colutnba'a. He will show color Trustees. THC 5MO«T TIAIVC wrvE mULA' I KNOW VOU'RE A DEAR, ’ elides on tha V4 Stations of the structora, conducted a clasa in first BUT- WHAT I ’M 22 Also 20The tidal — ^,20Domeitlc 47Hod6epbdgc Re\1ew Board to Meet KNOWN BACH OTHER, WE BOTH FEEL THAT cross in St. Joseph's (Church In aid at the CAP meethig last iiight. J'VE COME TO MATURE LOVE 1 TRYINS TO BAY IS... 23 River in UUh ' rushes up the sltve 68 AmeriMn A third meeting of the Board of 1 CAN'T and Wyoming Petitcodlac at 31 Raced illustrator Wllllmantic. Tax Review will be held from 8 to Cadets afe required to complete REALIZE YOU'RE the Standard Course in the ad A REAL «BM. MARRY you 26 Butchery Moncton, New 24 Bridge so Morning ' u.The 14 ataiions, illustrating the 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Town Hall. Tender, Meaty L b 6 9 e " iC 20 Be lick Bruntwick • 27 Puffed up moisture atopa made by Jeaus on his way to No complaints on .assessments were vanced training program. ’ CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEGS 31 Painful 22 Mountain pool 38-PoiM, at 5t Brazilian eraciflxion, are depicted, in cart-ed filed at last week's meeting of the Honor C O - 32 Numberz (ab.) 23 Lon, flihcs a weapon macaw end colored plaques hanging on the board. I 33 Pilfer church's walls. Military Whist Planaed Vn.‘ VERY BEST SPARE RIBS Fresh, Small, Lean Lb. 59c SKINLESS FRANKS Maid L b . ^ T C N.. ,34 Twirl The program has been chosen es i * ■ r 1 1 1 Mrs. Gardner Q. Shorey of H e : SJ Negettva r r r pecially because o f the large part bron will conduct a military whist I \ ,M.| T IH prefix 1 Y r r It plays in the Roman Cathbiic ob- party after the hot dog and bean DELICIOUS-NOURISHING ; 36 More aervBJtce of Lent and will be aimed ■upper''at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in R. F. DIMOGK CO. ;5^‘ If'?■. •'*' ■ precipitoua r L. 'gt providing a deeper appreciation the elementary school. Tickets will '31 Pofltive e f tha coming season. be sold at the door for the event Ill H .'l'l.'i electrode Members of SL Ormalne'a Guild i sponsored by the Sportsmen's C5ub ,40 Youth tha women's group of St. Marj-'s, i Safety Captains Named I •41'Bind ■ B • Will be hostesses for the meeting. 42 Started i< Former Missionary Peter Nicholson and Roland | CAMPBELL SOUP COTTON .WOOD?* BY RAY /;OTIO 43 World’s ■, r a B ' IT r IT ■ The principal speaker at a meet D'Amour have been named captains ' largest river i ing o f me Catholic Ladies' Society of the Safety Patrol at the elemon- , tary achool for thia month. New sf- j TURKEY NOODLE, . 6000NKWS,eANDIB!m .... \AFRA!0 I 40 Diimounted IT in St. Coliimba's Crhureh Monday wenecteAM/NG u p o n : PLANS TO 6 E T fleers are elected each month by SO Dibble I at 8 p.m. will be M>sa Mildred ’55 OLDS m s BMNSrOPMIN6 I B patrol members. 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'-di\ndends and, for Cincinnati In a #4-77 vic Sports Notes at a Glance New York, Feb. 13 (/P)"Thetw aB drawn Into It unofficially, say-f from the National League, he onlyAworld championship; have 18 un- eIo(M enough.’’ / tory over Bradley .for a 18- Hamilton ^K^lLDRte. Red waa referring to 195$ whew Carl FuMlle e f tha thaa today he is just two victories away from his young profcs-. What of succesa is atUined by a coach *nd/or a only tniuble betweenisn rru* anrl *"* didn’t want to pre-judge the knows most of our play«r* fiy rtpu- signed players in all. That total is game total o f 638 pokita and a Nom^ Centfjred , V. T _ matter, but that It a o u iiw unfair tatlon.” .. second only to the Boston Red Brooklyn Dodgers shaded him .$44 to JI42 That waa the year sional rival. Low Hoad. SS.8 average. Thayieft him team tjiat roIlsNip a score against a hapless basketball rival? Gene Woodllng,” Frftnk'rank Lane to----- penalixf-— ...... a player...unx-k. whi1i:)ie------wea rive Unsigned Sox* 19. ia Furtlle missed the lest few weeks o f the seeaen becafise of a ■I hit th* ball with everything I*------^ ^ ------! ^DRes Just four-tmths of X point be In three recent ghmes involving state teams-»-New Britaifl sfild Ccxiay, “ia that Gene is a negotiating tor a contract. A lrn A the five radians itill tin- Some of the other major league wrist iajury. hind according Uy the N C AA Scheendlenat, who. waa 35 -on Feb. t, admitted that the Defieated NIXKn DOl JltE8 Teachers College 129^oaton Teachers 57; UConn 10.3, Maine l^ t fielder and not the second Lane said Woodllng told ' him -algiiedhied "lire are veteran^—veteranl#-, — M> stars still , unsigned are Roy *’*Thafa the way the tall Califor-! H J fy ll S llO O tC r S Slaadlaga leadeff jMsitlon and the fact Mint he seldom draws a' base ea Sertlce Bnrenn. / Baylor, Idle ('that aomebody called him up at Hinoio, Chico Carraacfuel, Bobby Selvera of Washington, the Ameri nlan described hia T-9, 8-0, 6-4. 6-4. | * * - * ^ * * O last night,' ha^averaged 88.7 ' W 1. Prt. ; 62; and Hebron Regional 79, Vinal Tech 32—the margin of basentan I’m lodking for.” No belbi works agalnst'ihlm aa far as the batting title la eencerned. Daisey-Rusa < Hurrlson 27 i* .son New York,’ Feb. 13 (if) M 6:30 in the morning and that , at Avtls. Jim Hegan and Woodllng. can League 1957 home run leader; triumph over Hoad last night at' In 18 games m *607 points. Ruth-Bob OfU-amler ■ victory ranged from an unnecessary 41 points to an almost feud ? Nd . talaeta from Wdodllng Schoendienst predicted that the batting race will be n wide t’s ID \ that hour he understood I wsk go "Some of the players (Jfinoao, Harvey Kuenn of Detroit, WhItey Madiaon Square Garden, reducing Mary-John Simmons 28 in .87XI there is any interest Isft la ths unbelievable 72 points. This vast about Lane’s ccmtract edict 7 - epee afleir with Hank Aaron, Stan MusinI, Willie Maya end Ed Sealp B ristol Tom Ilawklna of "Notre ing to start trimming $100 off my Carrasquel and AVila) play winter Ford and Bill Skowron of the Yan the Auetralian'a lead in their 100-; By 92-83 MarzC-Jnhn Cushins 28 19 .8791 National Basketball Assn, rges It I superiority may be unavoidable In "W e ’feuded’ all the way home die Methewa in tne running. Dame Jumpea to eighth from ball and usually take a rest be Lll-Bob Molumiiti:------' 28 20 .AM: (■ in the battle for second placa , the N B A where the teams are gov phies and will not be eligible to offer right away. kees, Ed Bailey and Brooks Law match pro eerie.a to fi-7. llUi with a 25 average after Marloil-WInslon Bmitb .... 25 30' .,'.58 from 'a fether-and-son dinner we fore reporting to the training Schoendienst, who attended tlfe 21st nnnnni banquet of the Gonralea. who dropped *even| The rampagingMancheaterHigh in 6oth divisions, and which Isgder criied by the 24-eecond shooting participate in the post-season "Gene hed a good year lest sea rence of Cincinnati, and Johnny Madeline-Torn Mnrley .... 24e,i21 .333, attended laat night." aaid Lane, camp,” Lane explained, "Some Old Tim e Ball Playera Association of W*laeonsin last night, aald matches In a row to hia freshman rifle squad added a 41at scalp to scoring 88 < jiolnts In a '90-81 ' Coach Eddie Rosmarin'and Uladys-IIerb Smith . . 2i — 24 .«7 , will clinch' Its division title first. rule but certainly, et least from event. The second place team auto- son end we’re offering him e sub- AntOnelli of Stn Francisco. victory over BnUeri. Hawkins general manager of the pieveland times that can be hard to explain the groir Injury that put him out ef the World Seriea last fell tdversarv, has a chance to pull its growing collection, topping a Hmir-Ollle Jarvis . tft 28 , ,422 : The Boston. Celtics. Rastsm Di my pSrsortal view|>olnt, such lop maUcally draws a bye Into the final ftantlal raise. We haven't arranged hisGreen Manor^ Pros Small-McNell ...... 19 28 .4221 Indiana. "Gene drove-me home in to the players -who report right on Fox ftotlafled hae healed. even before the weekend. The stubborn Bristol array by 34 points has scored 217 .jp9lnts in seven IS an .982: vision leaders, need only a com sided .'Vlctorlea are uncalled for in playoff, round, meeting the winner for a contract meeting, but 1 don't notched a vital 92-83 Connect Edna-Jo)in Hdlund his car." the dot." The Chicago White Sox got past troupe invades Washington. D. C . in a Bell Town match which gave games since Jan. 18, averaging r.hoda-Genrge M ay...... IS .90 .... .389 bination of nine wins or Syraeuss college, aeml-pro and high school of a series of matches involving the expect any trouble. Best srore.e at the West Side Rer " I’ll tell you aomething else," While Lane's "troubles’’ seemed two hurdles yesterday. Second tonight for two matches. the Indians the top rung in CCIL 31 points a game in the spurt. ticut Basketball As-sn. victory losses to msHe it two years in a baaketball. bottom four clubs. The fourth plac# Hubert K ^ l scored only 15 slieys last niglil were rolled hy Oaisey added Lane, who generally will. "W ertz called me up last night a bit pre-mature, there was ;io baseman Nellie Fox,-their mighty The largest crowd ever to watch competition. The, aharp»hootcr» ac- over Hamilton Standard last Morrison 121-106. Marlon Smith iOs, row. fitter beating ths Nats last Lowly'Derby In the Connecticut club first engage# the third place "Vic W ertz called„me up and we after he got home (Detroit) from mite, sighed for a reporte<) $40,000- points as Oklahoma City lost t6 Marv Simmons lOO-llT. Mavis Small denying that such clubs as the a professional tennis match In the cumulated their highest point total night in Windsor Locks and jilght. 119-301; ' - J Basketball Assn, has been oh the squad etc., in a best of three-game agreed, to terms for his contract the players’ meeting In Key West plus— tops in White Sox hiatery. Florida State and dropped but lOB-114. Madeline Morley 125. Msrze series while the finale will be the Milwaukee Braves and New York United States. 18.23T. saw the of 905 to defeat the Bristol team moved one griant step closer to C^ishlnz 122. John Simmons 129 and I In the West, fit. Louis needs ths receiving end of eeveral undeserv What's more. Vic said he wanted to •rid learned of my announcement. Yankees may have their hands full And southpaw Billy Pierce, who king of the pros come from behind ^yho fired a fine 871. of the top 10. He had be«i Winston Smith 361. , same combination, with Cincinnati best of five games. eighth. the fourtli and final playoff berth. ing pastings this winter, the .Cath report to spring training three or Vic received a fairly good raise and (or empty) trying to corral un has won 20 games the last two and pull out a second straight vie- For the second time in as many But Manager George Mitchell feels VUJ,.\GE CHABMERR , the helper, after the Hawks heat olic W ar Vets losing by a margin e * • four deye early." asked permission to report early." seasons, agreed to an estimated SAFE TIRE SALE Don Hennon of Pittsburgh signed players. tors- over Hoad. matches^ the Silk City equad that another w'in Sunday over Uie Sfandinga the Detroit Pistons 122-105. 'nis ranging from 44 to 89 points. One- Nothing but the best of luck Is ' The "feud’’ business etarted when As for Frick's remarks. Lane An Associated Press survey to i35,000. I'.e did it bv reeling off 10 boasted -three scores within the was the only other leader in ac New Haven Coluaibua. Bears la W L Pet. Tork Knicks made it sight of ■IdM liefeats were suffered at the forwarded fo Co#th Gil Runt and Lane announced the other day that said "W e offer a certain amount tion and he. too. lost ground. day showed that about 2S per cent Only the St. Louis Cardinals straight games, 'with five straight magic circle. Ralph Geer led ■ all necessary for hia team to be insured Man. Auto Parts ,...4 3 21 .672 nims tor ths season over ths Min- hands Of the Green .Manor Pros hts ■ successful; Manchester High he told the Indiana w-ho hadn’t ac- of money to a player based on his of the players on major league have all their pla.vers under con service breaks, In the second and scorers w-ith a 185. closely followed He.scored but 17 points as Pitt of a apot in the poat-Season compe Johnson Paint 40 24 .62.5 nsapoilp- Lakers. 106-97 in ths ______.. rifle teaiil. currently working on a . CUSTOM NYLON 113*44, Hamilton Standard 114-66 -Cepted 1958 contract terms he'd reporting with the rest of the play tract. The rest, following the Red beat Geneva and his No. 6 aver rosters still are unsigned. That third sets. j by tesm mates Bob Rusconi and tition. Jarvia . R e a lt y ...... 31 33 .484 (khsh N B A game. * and the Marco Polo Explorers 115- •P*rkllng.80-match winning streak, trim $100 oft hia offer eaqh day ers. Ten days before the start of number includes Hank Aaron. Ed Sox and Braves In players to be During thus period he gave a I Paul Sheridan who tallied 182 and age slipped from 26.2 to 25.7. The Bears, fronted by fiery Dick Garden G r o v e ...... 28 36 ,438 Frank Ramsey, one of the Otlta 88.' ! excluding yenterday’i CCIL match they remained unsigned after the the first exhibition game ia little Mathews, Lew Burdette. Red signed. line up like this: Detroit The top scorers I brilliant display of service returns, ! I8 l respectively. Only Harold Dun- Surhoff and Billy Petrlllo of Seton Fogarty Bros...... 23 41 .3s9 “watktfit; wounded” went on an Green Manor also was guilty of against Briaioil. Unbeaten in six official opening of spring training enough time for a player, particu Schoendienst. Johnny Logan. Del 15. New York 14, Philadelphia and New Tubes^-No Charge rcpestedly sending blaring place-! bar was able to fire a similar score Ave. Hall fame, battle the locals Sun Nasalff Arm s ...... 20 44 .?13 U-polnt scoring spree that brought Inflicting a whopping 3l - point 1 ****■ wlnt%r, the Red end March 1. larly a veteran player, to get In Crandall and Bob Buhl of the Baltimore 12 each. Washington 11. ments past the racket of the■! foi the opponents, totaling 181. Baylor. Seattle '...... , .33.7 day afternoon in a 3:15 contest at League-leading Manchester Auto the winners .from- an 80-76 deficit ■eiback (99-681 on the Bridgeport' »nootera were undefeated In Edict Unfair shape. Bravea and Yankee Mickey Mantle. Pittsburgh and Kansas City 10 atunned Hoad. The champ, hts Tim Rohan's 178 and Ron Gam- Robertson, Cinrinnati . . .33.3 Verplanck School. Green Manor Parts picked up a 3-1 victory .over to a'9l-84r; ies4 which they never Mlghlandere In CBA competlUon. I *" "wiches last year and notched That waa followed by a report "And Bobb.v (Bragan) Is a new The Braves, finding It’s always each, Cincinnati 8. White Sox 7, crown in danger; reeled off Uie sec bolati's 177 boosted the Red. and Chamberlain, Kansas . . .81.1 Will be out to avenge an earlier fifth place Fogarty Bros, last night lost. Ramsey led Boston with 26 'ftie neighboring Explorers come In ’ * ‘ consecutive wins in 1956;,after that Woodllng blasted the edict as manhger for us and he needs a difficult for a club to get Its con San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4, ond set In 15 minutes, losing only- White total over the 900 mark to Byrd, Marshall ...... 26.8 81-70 setback in its (^BA finale. to gain a full game, on runnerup points, white Kd Conllh led Syra for their share of criticism w iiti; ^‘> "''“‘**"6 * *»«*»” campaign. With unfair. Commiastoner Ford Frick chance to aee hia players, (doming tracts filed after winning the Chicago Cubs 2. nine points. secure the victory. Howell, 5Uss. St...... 26..5 An unexpected snowfall heJd the Johnson Paint which'settled for a cuse with 25. two other needless lopsided tri-. f” '” ' straight triumphs. Already Tl^e win clinched the CCIL title "I just,decided to blast awsLy,” Hennon, Pitt ...... , .23.7 crowd down to about 100 last night 2- 2 stalemate with third place Jar lista Grsmid umphs, 116-87 (29 points) „ver i **i* *°cals hav#‘ cllnched at least ” he explai.ned later. "I started cut for the locals who have downed Murrell, Drake ...... 25.1 as the Pros staged a strong Sec via Realty. In another match, 4>«#eii!^ * s 19 Synicuas lost a half gfime is New Haven and 96-70 ( 26 points) i J *** C®f.p^*’ honors. Top mam- ting loose on every shot, especial. Bristol twice and Windham once . .23.0 Hawkins. Notre Dame ond half comeback which wiped fourth place Uarden G rove. took idle third place Philadelphia and «v e r the local Pros, who probably "'“'‘e ®' this year s combine Include Iv my backhand, which has been to achieve their spotless league . .24.8 Dees, Indiana . . . '...... out the host club’s'three-point ad three points from last place Nfa- now leads the Warriors hy two were deserving of the humilleting Captain Paul Sheridan, Tim Ro- Tin and Tubi weak. And It paid off." I record. ..24.7 vantage at the 'intermission. Oscar Still on Spree Flora, Wash, t Lee .. aiff Arms. gsmea. ■etbeck after walloping hapless '*'**™*?: Hoad's surprising letdown w-aa I ' The summaries: Sparked by a pair of former Top single games were turned In The HswHa,. with Bob PstUt Derby and lowly Bridgeport 1 ®°** MurawsW, Ed Feltonm .^aw 670x15 almost as mysterious to him as t o ! Manchester (#05) UConn stars. 'Yogi Yogabaskas by Rita Call 126. Ruth Selffert 116. scoring '25 points, never were ■ The achoolboyi ere no different X®®*”w^',', ®°*’ 5**” * Aaale,' tha packed Garden house, i Kalph Geer ...... '. .97 88 Collide for Tilfc and Gordy Ruddy, Jack Foley and R iU McAllister U3-109. F.Uzaheth headed sgsinst the Pistons. Pettit judging from the following scores *'*'' •'•****'' and Ralph Geer. With Cincinnati Five "For one thing. 1 got a bad line ' Bqb Rusconi' ...... 97 85 giant Matt Formon. Hamilton led i Juul 108. Ellen Reichert 112 and Tub* Typ« was forced to sit out 10 minutes of Involvlhg area quintets- NsthanI * * * csi; in the first game of the first Paul Sheridan . . . . .99 82 San Juan, Puerto Rico.' Feb. 13 the Silk Townera 18-14 at the end I Rita McCann 107. Mttchen in Serious Training Tim Itohan ...... 97 8i ths firt quaptcr after being hit In Hale-Ray 65, Hebron 26: East! At the recent 26th annual Ame- eel snd it cost me the first serv of the opening quarter and 42-39 Eddie Machen is in serious training at San Francisco for hiS New York, Feb. 13 (/P)— The good people of Indiana get on Ron Gambolati .. -.98 79 (A>.i—Marianao of Cuba and Caguai RKSTAI'R-ANT LE.4GVE the eye in s rebound tussle. Hartford 59. Manchester 29; New- | true Softball Asan. meeting In San UnceiiUlHonal ice I lost," he said. "Then I think at halftime. Rtandinga March . 19th bout against, Zora Foltcy at the Qow Palace. A 12- Bristol (871) of Puerto Rico meet tonight for Detroit, which scored 70 points ington 69. Rockville 30; G laslon-, Ahtonio, Tex, Ckmnectlcut waa fine with their Ohio neighbors but if they’re considering a I relaxed' a bit and before I -knew Rallied InipreMivrIy bounder, the winner hopea to get a chance at Floyd Pattarsou’a Harold Dunbar .. . .96 85 the Caribbean baseball champion W L Pet. in the second half after only get bury 62,Oieney Tech 36, and Heb-I awarded the 1958 Women's World Maginot Line at the border today, blame it on Oscar Robert Rood Hazard it the set w-as gone.” But Rosemarin's squad rallied heav^-weight crown—if Cua D'Amato, Patterson'a manager, will Bill Wtshneski .. . .98 79 ship after eliminating Panama and Lake H ou se...... 52 28 .650 ting 35 the first two periode, lost ron 56, (Cheney 31. In each case -Softball Tournament, with Ray- son— a guy who never hurt anyone, except on a basketball "I tried to snap back and once impressively behind high-scoring Walnut ...... 49 31 .613 vacate hia poaitlon that anybody 'with International -Boxing Club James Zarlck ... . .96 Venezuela. Cuba and Puerto Rico a half game to idle second placa the margin - of difference ranged ^cstos Division of Stratford under- j or twice, t thought I would make 7& Burr Carlson, night's top icorer Oak Grill ...... 43 37 .538 court. T ------GuorontM Ron Douglas ...... 95 75 enter the championship game each rbnnectiona it disqualified. The SBC is televising the Macben- Cincinnati. T h e Pistons, led last from 25 tq 39 points i writing ell expenses. This will mark | It; but Pancho was too strong." . with 29 points, stylish Worthy M ille r'a ...... 39 41 .488 Folley go. t I>ooks more and more aa If the 1 y-w a -yy a Hoad said It was the best Gon- Clarence Bodamer .96 74 with 3-2 reaords. They made sure Patterson and newcomer Fred night by (muck Noble with I t Whet is a fair margin of vie- toe first appearance of the event! Cincinnati. Ohioan* go away with' K g x g tlz 'x x '| - 36 Months Also firing for Manchester were: their clash tonight would be for Rav'a ...... 92 48 .400 points, now trail b.v 4>/|. tor>'? 1 don’t claim to know" the ‘h the East since iu inception in ' calea had played since their tour Diute to outscore the losers by a Chatterbox ...... 25 55 .818 •bout the tldleit hunk of college ft g started Jan. 2 In Brisbane, Austral Jim Tierney 177; Bob Murawskl the title by w-inning last night. 25-18 margin in the third period en New Tork bid their Minneapolis answer but it only seems logical 1953. The tourney will open Satur- baaketball talent arotind when they 175; Steve Higgins 173; Steve No match results were turned in "cousins" adieu for the season that once there is a 20-p o i n l day. Aug 30 at Ravbeatoe Memori-1 30,000 Milof ia. route to a .slim 64-60 advantage Iqst night but Paul Correntl. enjoy latched on to Young Robbie from Gonzales said he believed his Reale 170; and Ron Wabrek 161. Michigan, Utah? UCLA, Tulane,' at the three-quarter mark. With Tim Murphy to after losing only the first game in spread, or perhaps even a shade ' al Field in Stratfo.-d. with the finals the Jndianapolia, Indianans a year Keeping Name ing a fine aea.son. challted up a their nine-game serief. That was less, between two teems, especially scheduled Friday. Sept. 5, ; back-to-back • triumphs— first in George Washington and Texas re Carlson and Diute controlling the 401 triple at the Double Strike al- and a half ^ o . Los Angeles and then here—would Mary-land, Oklahoma, Wyoming peated aa aectional tennis cham backboards in the final period the beck In November. A 34-point In the final quarter, it becomes | • • . ; Oscar, the brilliant bearcat, CUSTOM DE LUXE NYLON le.va on tingle games of 1^7, 132 and fourth quarter, led hy Ken Sears time to empty the bench or take Hall High. co-CXlIL leader vyith ' lln Headlines be a stimulant to his confidence and Oregon State repeated aa con pions in 1957. UCLA tied Southern victors again outshot the Hamil 123. Other noteworthy scores were startled 'em with (Ihncinnati's At Kacey Irish Night snd W illie Naults. gave ths Knicka other measures to save the losers surprising Wethers.leld, leeds the ' freshman team laat year, excited and that things would continue to ference! wrestling champions in (iSaUfomia In the Pacific Coast Con ton five 28-23 to clinch their authored bv Charlie Whelan 125- With New tithes their triumph. Nfiulls led New from complete embarrsssment. I t ' cimiH both offensively and de- , the most blase New York critics Improve for him on the tour. 1957. ference. seventh triumph In 13 league con 137-362, Nene Aceto 146-348. Joe New York. Feb. 13 i/Tt Big Tork with 28. Larry Foust hed 17 la bad enough to lose so why rub fensively. The Warriors are averag- [ with a 56-point show several weeks tests. 'fhe important win also Svlveater 147-12.5-380, Stan Polin- brother Maurice ( Rocket 1 Rich for the Lakers. it In? And rememtwr. some year mg a robust 60.3 points a game I ago .. And laat night? Well, with B L A C K W A U 1 VifHITEWALL snapped Green Manor's two-game sky 136-338, Dick Krinjak 136-357. By EARL YO^T . ard haa been out of National losing streak while ending Hamil the shoe may be on the other «-hile holding the opposition to 49.8 ' an incredible take-charge perform- Hockey League play since a No- John Rivosa 128-363, Joe RivoaA Principal speakfir at tha annual Knight# of Columbus com ( ; ance against a classy opponent, the Mfg. Sugg. T. and T. Mfr-jpugg. T. and T. ton's two-game winning skein. 128. AI Bertuasi 126-338, Tqny bination Iriah Night-Sporta Night program March 17 at the fool! I tallies. The Eagles rank third in vernber injury but little Guy No Trade Sale Price No^Troda Sale Prtea ri Carlson, who caged 27 tallies in * • • I team acorlng with r 55.7 a\-crage 119-year-old soph Just about pack- Henri, the Pocket Rocket, is do- Desimone 337, Chris Decl 342.- Kacey Home.^ill be an Irishman answtiring to the name of 1,aged and wrapped the Bearcats' BIZE Price Nylon Nylon 824-828 MAIN ST. the Pros' earlier 83-68 decialon Stan Mlnicki I25-'335, Bill Sheekev Since being named to the fifth i and second defensively with their 1 Ing okay keeping the Richard over last night's rival, had 10 Timothy J. Murphy, francia Mahoney, co-chairman of the team on thia year’a All-American i 52.1 mark. Cellar-dwelling Man-' first trip to the NCAA champion- 6.70x15 .32.95 f g f T 3 ^ ^ 1.93-340. John Sasiela 129-341 and 'shipa. I name up among the scoring lead 2377 MI 3-5161 baaketa and nine of 14 foul shots Bill LaRIviere 339. committee, made the aanounce-A High School football team, big i cheater la fifth offenalvel.v with Its ers. WARDS^ to account for hia 29 points. Pat ment today. Murphy. Joe. Dyer, Manchester High's stur-' 49,8 per game average end last de- I Net* 40 Point* *''*• L... f terson, who has now played in five V LEAOl IC. . Notre Dame footbaU dy 6-2, 2 by 19 markers Jayveea. The personable youngster the regular season title in the whooping 27 points over second . Boston ... Both Yogabatskaa and Foley, for never seen the leader erect more The 27 -year-old Brooklyn-bom Dark to Risk 33 2.3 .569 7'a 8.50x 14 .'27.77...... 32.77 honor who have signified their In Italian won a unanimous 10-round at the first period,'Saab and Door But while I*!eib, who has scored has a bright athletic future in hi* Southern Conference, cashing VMI place Ne-w York. | Syracuse . . mer U5fass captain, hooped 19 than a two-game lead since the Jean Beliveau, Thom Johnson Rhiladelphia 29 2.3 ..537 91, 9,00x14 29.77 ... 3 4 . 7 7 Riverside Deluxe tentions of being present include decision over Frans Seusina, a caught fire In the sMond period 187 tallies, has only one game re- next three years at Manchester 104-58 The Mountaineers' own hot- ! ...... points for Hamilton which lost for 28 30 .483 12', season's start. In the third match Jimmy O'Leary, Pete Wigren, the when the victor# ouiacored their malning Anderson has two more I High. shot soph. Jerrv West, had 22 and Andre Pronovost also scored ; New York the fifth time in nine CBA starts at the Y alle.va, Don Willie Garage tough, stocky German club mauler. Golfing Title Rev. Philip Blaney and Matt Mori- opponents 23-4 and rocketed ahead In which to pad hie lead. * * • i points as Freddie Schaus club for Montreal while Ron Stewart ‘ Western Division. HOW WE DO IT: and fa now faced with an uphill tripped the Green Barbers 2-1. The verdicts of the referee and two • S«p«r strongth, brwiM-rMistanl arty. Judgei read 48-44, 49-41 and 47-46 S2-17 at the half, (ioach Bemie Rounding out the loop's top 10 Barring the tinforseen the Red made it 32 straight conference vie-' *nd Brian' Cullen bagged Toronto's St. Louis ...... 34 2,3 .,596 filost people are atnazed at the great savings available at FISK struggle to gain a playoff berth. Bill Adamy 125—336, Bill Pagani August threw in 12 points for the Miami. Fla . Feb 13 •T' - De- , lories and 19 wins in 20 games .u:_ thia goal, Cincinnati ...... 27 30 .474 7 TIRE SERVICE. Herb are a few of the reasons why we can con Niyasi card bady. TV'o of the Props last five games A corned beef and cabbage din under the five point maximum per •re Bob Itojac i Meriden 1 177, and White baseball team 1 spnng Sr. 340. Bill Carlin 129. Ell Fish ner will be served by a committee winners. For the losing Jayceea, Detroit ...... 23 35 .397 11’2 tinue to offer a top quality line at such great savings to the mo are with the league-leading Milford round Penneylvania scoring sys Andv Ciuchry (Windhami 170 is Just around the corneri should . fending champion Alvin Dark andi**"*°^. c# t 131—362, Andy Lamoureaux 349, headed up by Herb 'Otrvey. Lenny Erickson wss the top polnt- Dick Larson (Halil 169. Ron-Moris- be capable of equaling, and per- 44 other major leaguers te e 'o ff bixih-rankeo UKlanoma state, Minneapolis . . . . 14 43 .246 20 toring public. a Lana mUaoga bacausa o f mwM- (^ilefa and second place Marco tem sought by both the NCAA and the j Lanky Wsickowaki 125-143— 380, aetta (Wethersfield 162. Du k Du- ;-.aps improving upon last year's Hook«'v at a G lan cr Thursday’s Schedule 1. Volume buying. Four large stores (.'ipringfleld. State Street, raw caW-rubbar traad. Polo Explorers. The Associated Preee rarded j " 1 ' today in an 18-hole qualifying ' National Invitation Tournaments Dom Farr 340. Pete Aceto 125- banoakl (Manchester! 14S. Don fine 8-4 won and lo.sl record. The Philadelphia al Syracuse Springfield, West Street; Hartford, .Maqpheater) make avall- Formon, the ex-Holv Cioas 127—347, <3harlie Varrick 184— Giardello a 45-44 winner, awarding{ *'P round in the National Baseball | while playing as an independent Wednesda.v's Results shle buying power at maximum quantity discounts. Therefore a Now wMi Words 20-manlb rood great, and Riiddy Ullied i? and 12 Dartmouth Heads him the fight when he won the 10th I r J l Pardus (Windhami 146, Art Hoel-i defending CCTL champion* will 1 Wednesday** Results 340, Joe Twaronite 127—366, Ted zer (H alli 146 and Da National League Boston 119. .Syracuse 101 TOP Q U A LITY products are available a t prices that usually haxfwd gaarairtaa. markers, respectively, for Coach Chambers 126— 360, Chet Nowickl round. After winning the first two | New York 106, Minneapolis 97 are lower than most 2nd line tire prices'. Wally Wldholm'a quintet. rounds handily. GUrdello seemed fl? “ ""I (Wethersfield) 128 Manchester Montreal 5, Toronto 2 135—359. Bruno Mazzoli 143—872,. For Ivy Hoop Title .American Ixtague St. L ouis 122. Detroit 105 2. I.aiv„Overhead. Each store Is run on .a low overhead, high ef- fi F 1Pin. to crawl into a shell. Through the J h tT J f l«^ e -le a d e re Ghuck Saimond is 16th--on a Oworentaa hanarad ki oU ratal! tHuti*. f .!...... Stan Saaiela 129— 347, Ray Della- with 93 markers. Pat M’.strelta is | pitchers Providence 7. Buffalo 5. Friday’s Schedule flrienry basis. This means that the profits per tire do not have . % 3-3 third, fourth and fifth rounds, the ^ ^ e m play- 19 games with a 71-61 decision sfarat, eotalog i I'iroran. f ...... 7 0-0 U Fera 349 and Jazz Fuller 128‘-lWr - New York. Feb. 13 i>P)-It’a 23rd with 63 poiqta ami Bob Fiske \ Neil, Dick Kacinaki. All-CCTIL left- s 7.5 and is favored to repeat in th* Eastern Ix-agiie Deti'oil a I Boston to be ss high ns other tire stores. Carlson, r...... 10 !»-14 » 376 pinned the night's finest single 27-year-old Szuzlne. bount-fig L "I* " winners ! th renewal of the tournament over LaSalle aa versatile Guv New York at Cincinnati I. Mas* Sales. High-volume sales at very low profit per tire. Patt-reon. g ...... eight down and six to go for Dart across the ring end banging Giar- ^ J ^ . " ■“ "J mer^n throughout and It 25th with 52 tallies. fieifier last season, shortstop Dan- 8 Washington 4. New Haven 2. . 5 7-S 23 and triple scores. although he 'm ay have a tough Rodgers scored" 25 points for a St. Louis vs Minneapolis at St. Rosmarln. e ...... 1 W 4 mouth's steady Indian# in the Ivy dello with both hands, appeared o n i’'?*^*, 24-20 at the Inter- • • • ny Renn. third baseman Bobby American Ia*ague IT ADO.S UP TO GIVING VALUE THROUGH VOLUME. Toro, c . 2 0-2 battle with Al Lopez, manager of school career record of 1,545. Rochester’s, Springfield 2. Paul • 4 League basketball race, but they mlseion. Once again, flurowiec The strong Y Wednesday Night McIntosh. George Ci hing. Bob » r the verge of turning in a major the Chicago White Sox. Lopez Prize Catch Totals 36 3(vii 92 ought to know Saturday if they’ll upset. hqpped 23 points on eight field Bowling League will inaugurate a Fiske. Bobby Daigle and Wes Feah- tuba lypa Hamlltoa (gaiM Blades Bow at Home make it unfieaten all the way. goats find seven free throw# to Dayton. al.*o a prize tournament R F Pis Giardello Found Range new pl.-yoff system at the comple- *>* ^ In TIRE and TUBE GOLD SEAL MOUNTED bhelrwall The Indians, who boosted their set the pecs. Determined Gene tion of the current season. The reg- Coach Tom Kellej when the initial | . . . ______«atch, made it 12 straight and 19 Ruddy, f ...... 5 2-.1 12 another close match last year. Masurrli f ...... 1, A-0 2 New Haven. Feb. 13 (JF)—The | Ivy mark to. 8-0 last night with He had Giardello bleeding from Sturgeon chipped in with 12 talliee tllar season champions will be practice is called. The Indians plan or 21 with ■a 62-53 defeat of De- Yogabaskas. f ...... sR 5-6 1.9 Wanhington Preaidenta took over a cut above hie left eye and another also for the winners, who moved George Jacobus, tournament di Paul. Notre Dame, with Tommy S A L ^ SPECIALS FREE! Formon. c ...... 7 a 76-64 yictory over Harvard, •warded the larger one of two tro- i a 14-game schedule in .58. •6 DOWN .7-3 IT171 the New Haven Blades' second spot adrose the left cheek. But Giardello Into sole possession of third place. rector and former PGA president, Hawkins scoring 33. spilled Butler Sutler: * ...... 3 ft-1 5 play vastly improved Y m at New and Jack Russell, former VVashing- 6.40x15 Pern-, f ...... 3 5-4 R managed to fin d , tha range with For the losing pace-setters, jump 90-81 and the Ivy League leader. Foley, t ...... Haven Saturda.v. And u e way the ton Senators’ pitcher, could take A FIRESTONE TIRE and TUBE . R .7-5 12 New Haven 4-2 last Ells have been com i^, M should loni' right hands and solid combi ing Jack Boothby stuffed in 26 Dartmouth, won Its eVrhth straight • Spo(tijn the opening league game. 76-64 over Harvard. • Room for t fimily Studebakcr Totals ...... M-. ii5> R3 be a tough one tor Dartmouth. points to. pace all scorers for' the j round. Both are planting in the in- A GOO DYEAR Score at lialf 42-^ Hamilton. ' third place. up enough points for his 75th win night and Coach John (Jroman Dick Diibanoski Shining Light If It’s making shots count • Stylinf from tho Continant Nash Yale, winning iti^third straight factive major league division. Henry J. DILUXI TUBI-TYPI TWIS i and fourth In seven league games, ag(Unst 13 defeats, five draws and dunked In eight. you're looking for. how about • 9 powtr sofflbiniliont. one "no contest” decision. I laite Entries A U. S. ROYAL Hudson ^^NqJTlu^ I whipped Bro\\m 83-64 last night as WE8T SIDE MIDGETS Hank Iba's Oklahoma State Cow • Btfi buy elfsrtd by iny In Dismal Season for Indians manulsdurar M D -Ir*4 « l n d » 4 a N o*Tr«6o Tpodo In I Larry Downs scored 21 points. The victory boosted Giardello'si iaandlnge I-ate entries include two Hall of boy*. They parlayed 41 field goal « n LW Prica** M o Tftoo IW Prtca** M f r t o o * • Twia Triction iviiliMo Yale Bulldog in Fourth Place Ih other games, Princeton and winnlpg streak to IS etreight end i y/W l P e t.- Famers —Paul IVaner and Jimmy attempts into 70 points in that A G O O D R IC H 6.70x15 4.70-15 ' \ 7 J 5 14.45 22.75 11.45 kept alive hia hopes of a summer i Deci’s ...... # o i.owi* Foxx. Waner won the tournament defeat of Oklahoma, hitting 22 GuMl-tott on*.. .Miy, r .io -1 5 19.95 . i i . t i 25.25 M . 4 I Penn (both fi-31 held thtlr tie for By P.AT BOLDI'C * losses for a 52 per cent • average. in 1937 while he was a member of (fourth straight game over with iht fimily I TIRE ond TUBE 7.60*13 J 1 .f5 17.71 27.45 n . t t « second place, Penn edging (^ r- title fight with the Basilio-Rob* Police and Fire 5 3 .828 '0 A FISK After Trouncing Brown Quintet Captain Dick . Diibanoski has i Other In l 4 i k w 6 i New Haven. Feb. 13 i/F — T h e f Connecticut used a full court or return to Philadelphia for a Pontlcelli’e----— .... 3 B ,375 tat although the Inexperienced In- ’ pt* Bobbt I^ igle 36, Yogi Berra and VVhItey Ford of Chevrolet — -No Tax minutes to .spill lost place Co- Studebaker Im d o >» Tale- Bulldpg. defending, IVy press to puli away from North fight with a "suitable opponent." j P*r»onaiized Floors .... 2 8 .250 diana have managed only two vie- f* ' *® *"** * the New 5'ork Yankee.*; Clem La- N A TU R A L FOR JE3VF.L REPLACES ' n z i M ' Prte*** ’ 5 «U R rico* . U 4 P (k a * * 5 ^ # H « * - League champ, continues Us come eastern In the second half. The lumbia, 71-56. toriaa in 11 starts. Scoring totals I Bycholskl 13. j bine and Don Newcorabe of the >4.70-15 70.45 14.55 25.45 M . l l l Joey, of course, thought he wou'^*6b**l ^ 6 Son ...... 2 8 .260 back attempt Saturday against Huskies led by only 37-32 at the Dartmouth, sluggish in the first through the club’s, first 12 games I Most Host of the aforenlentlon'edaforen^#i cag- Lo.s Angeles Dodger.*: Lew Bur Miami, Fla. cP' - Double 0 ia the 7.10x15 7.10-15 22.45 t r . M 27.45 M . 1 I essily. . . Polltfe ft Fire continued it# climb ei's are expecleBilly Herman of the 1 Jackpot on a louletle wheel. 74.45 l♦ .7 5 29.45 "I thought I woh real easy," Sajd 1 first place in the West Side morrow njghi when the Silk Towm- OR TIRE ond TUBE *PHni etdrn Jm m i fradi In Tiro league-leaders. points after the intermission. High 13-2 spurt at the ou tset'of the ■how Diibanoski way out front .Milwaukee Braves; Billy Martin So when Jewel's Reward arrived at second period. Rudy Larusso had he In the .dressing roonq as h i s ^'**6*1* with g 84-28 vldtory ers play host to tall Conard in an Dodge The Ells, who sank as low as scorer iri the .game was Connecti handlers patched up the bleeding j 1 "^ ®^. **** blfht. Art With. 175 points and a respectable of.the Detroit Tigers and Jimmy Hialeah the biggest money-winning ($) Studebaker-Packard TIRE and TUtE Mercury $ 7 4 5 17 points and Dave Carrutheri 16 8:15 CCIL contest. Needless to re-! Pieraall of the Boston Red Sox, Juvenile entered Barn 00. Jewel's seventh place earlier in the season, cut’s ,Jojjn Pipezynskt with 19. cuts. "He never hurl me. My com-; '*?®J®®H* ***** one »>f Man- 14.6 average. Included among the Hudson with Larusso picking o ff 19 re mind that the Indians w ill be striv Other baseball figures in the Reward set the record last year. BOLAND MOTORS, INC., 369 Center Street, Manchester Thl* Is All Ymi Pay— All are in fourth place following their . Union Also used a tight, up-court binations worked better than total .are 71 boskets, more t.han Pontiac No Tax bounds. ing to get even for an earlier 72-51 field, which haa divisions for minor 83-64 trouncing of Brown last d^ense w squeeze by Trinity - fit thought. trolled' both boards and scored 84 •' twice as many as runnerup Chuck Taxes Included— No Hidden night.' Pennsylvania and Prince setback at the hands of the Chief league players, the press and Hartford. Union bounce he lost 'a out Nessiffs by two points (what 4.W undefeated in Tri-State League was the score?) on ,Blg Jeff Ty. top fiv e ' point-maftera is another' Last Night’* Fights Match play starts tomorrow SPECIAL 65 Bridgeport 67, Fairfield 87, split decision' two years ago. PRICES ON competition. Bob Popko, whopie set Yale 88, Brown 64 ■ophomore, Pat Miatretta with 75 LIKE NEW 8.00x15->8.20x15 3 Falrlelgh Dickinson 63, New - This was the seventh defeat In bur’s two foul shots with Just seo- Philadelphia — Joey Giardello. with the 18-hoIe finals Sunday Princeton, 71, (Jplumbta 56 shot put Adelphi ahead 37-36 for ondi to go. Besides scoring the' two , markers, ^ b Fiake With 59 points afternoon. , TIRE and TUBE Britain Teachers 77. New Haven Penn State '66,. Syraci'xe 60 - 18 American fights for tlto Ger 160 Va, Philadelphia, outpointed These tire# have been the first time, we high scorer with winning points Tybur taUled eight and iVea Feshler with man who now makes his home in Franz Szuzina, 160, Bremen, Ger traded in op new tires on Cadillac $ 0 4 5 22 pptnts. ■ others to end the night'with • Junior Neal-Prescott ia the Red C U w n b w jv L ^om huudion. Buick ' •ford Tech .58, and St. Thomas Pitt 82, Geneva 61 Valley Stlream. Lohg Island. N.Y. 10 many, 16. Ron;Steiner of Wlaebnain turned sale — proniums. white- Strong Shooting Percentage markers while teammate Dave - and White’s t foul sh(x>ter .with walls, etc. Many run lea* (Jhrysler ^ Sepilnary 70 Waterbury UConns St. Joseph’s (P e.l 86,'Villanova 82 Overall he "has won, 41 and lost 17 Albuquerque, N.M.—Billy ih the longest scoring play of the' 61. A 30-point scoring; spree 'by With IS draws. Kaye caged In 18 points, for the » « perfect 7-7, Senior George CUih- than 1,000 miles. Lincoln No Tax SALE! Winter King (Overtime) game. Bill Mondun end Mijce * ing follows with and ■ laud- (Sweetpea) Peacock,' 118; Los Big Ten football season during Yale was in fifth place as It Frank Hanley was the highlight The nationally 'televised fight 10-12 1157. He Intercepted a p#aa against Army 81, Amherat 75 Kearns were standouta for the Nfis- ' abla' -ber cent average, pthera Angeles, outpointed Gaetano An- All .*I ■ ■ j . ■ ■’• t- ■' '."M ■/! i i ■. ,. ■ ^ ■i / ■ MANCIffiSTER EVENIN& HERAT4D, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN . I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRlfARY 18,19«8 , , PAGE n i n e t e e n ‘ t ------...... i i~ n 11 _i) I...... 1.11 I I t ...... II :( ^iii* ’ r ; p i ff| iir;| r S '« i i . . i » . ------■ Mnaical InatroBients 53 Apartmcnta—Flatsi- Houses For Salt 72 Honsea for Sale 72 Automobileo for Sale 4 Buaineaa Service* Offered 13 THBKB OUGHTA BE A LAW! ' BY. FAGALY and 8HUKTEN Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Soburbaii for Sale 75 pinrORB TOO buy luat any orgkn Tcncmenta 5S MANCRB8TER— New seven room THREE CAMPUS in cantrai location. (X X ) $i8,8oa-Oov«t;itry Lalu, haw Ike Quits:Sim Lee Refuses 1955 FORD Ranch Wagon. 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Terrific deal. T. J. mortgage can ht assumed, month Brunner’a Edael, Talcottvllle. Tel. OSOPOPWATCft STOPASIMPIE TAP ussd organs ondpionos token in four down, two unflnlsfaed up. Nice MI 3-5191. (ices, . cleaned, waxed and DELTA BAND SAW ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. - Custom trods.on new WurtiUser organa. High, quiet reeldentlol location. Crockett, Realtor, MI S-1S77 or kQ ly payments arc oh^ $77.89. R. CLASSIFIED ADVTt bu((ed. Call MI 3-M70. evcRyMOWANo LEAkl PROBABUV made eomlcaa end drapes. Slip 1® year 'round sporU Lateat condition. Near schools, transpor 9-7751. F. Dimock A Co., KMltors, Ml Snowy Georgia In VS. Senate THEM ftJOW DON’T AIL IT NEEDS IS c r a f t s m a n CUT-OFF SAW' 19M Snedsl-^lesm to play ths tation and shewing center. Im DEPT. HOURS 1955 RAMBLER 9 aedan with covers, $59.60 and up. Choice of organ mI your own< home ttrder our appUuces, television antenna, 9-5346, Joseph Ashford, Ml '^ 1 8 , VOU START BENCH GRINDER fabrics: Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, lau^rom at, no furnlturO. Amestte mediate occupancy. Coil the R. F. LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7703 or Rob (Continued from Page One) 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. de luxe radio, heater, defroater, FIXIND? eight week leiMon-loon plan. Only (CaWtoeed from Pagie Om ) white tires, very low mileage. Household Services EXECUTIVE STEEL DESK JA 2-7780. , parking, 2 carg each. Acre of back Dimock Oo., Reoitori. Ml 9-5245 or fireplace, aluminum etorms, ga ert Murdock, Ml 8-6473. $16 down and $8.98 weekly includes Joseph Ashford, Ml >9-6818. Bar Next to' new, only $1,395. Brun- Offered 13-A AND CHAIR lawn. No peU. $100. MI 9.4834 TR rage, acre lot, high elevaUon. Glen Arven Country Club OoU spinet organ in your home, music bara Woods, kH - 9-7702, Robert TALGOTTVILLE Vernon, V ln Hartford, CMvismor MMeoff ner'a Edael, Tajcbttvlllc. Open 4 HORIZONTAL SUDING SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall 5-6778. • Only 814,700. Carlton W, Hutchins, (jqn) courze iz nearby, too, and it U one COPY CLOSING TIME and private w eeny lesaona at our Murdock, kO 8-6472. Realtor, MI 9-8183. $21,900. New Conn, contemporary, Commented on Lee’s statement by eveninga till 9. FURNITURE repairing and refln WINDOWS WITH SCREENS tllea 4c a tite, Kentlle, -from 7e of Elsenftower’i favorites. It woi saying he would conOnue his FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. each. Green Paint and'Wallpaper, studio. Temjpo Organ Studio, 886 kfODERN 4 room, .5 bedroom ultra modern ranch. % acre wood ishing; antiques restored. Furni (V) BUIUJERS special-^biiUt tor there in Februarly 1956 that he ”hafida-off pe. hostesses that evening to the tion to the Senate. Nor do X regard 9-7744. WANTED .TO BUY used cars, any St. near post office. Phone MI 3-6472. Substantial reward (or inlorma- Wednesday, ’Thursday evenings. pirrsBuSGHB^m, reliable men. home, 3rd bedroom possible. STANLB'Y BRAY. Realtor; other physical examination to Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom, myaelf in any way oe "Indliqwnaa- BuilditiR— Contraetinif 14 year, any model, any make. JA 9-5229,I, MI 3-1-7444. the WSCS of the North Methodist tion. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main. IWfAMl fTMWCM PRE - FINISHED OAK flooring. Phone Me Immediately 38 SCARBOROUGH RD.— Vacant Spacious renovated kitchen. Good b r a e -b u r n r e a l t y check on his convalescence since hle’ to our cUy government. 8-1990, ask for Joe. Church and the ’ WSCS of the "But I do deeply (eel that my MI 9-5221. ALL TYPES of carpentry work Lavatory legs with towel bare. All Hartford CH 7-0368 ' ENTIRE BUIUJINp about 9,600 five year old six room Colonial, Investment Income. Prime loca tip 8-6278 the minor siro|te he suffered lost Auto DrlvtiiK School 7*A Nov. 25. ", Windsorville Methodist Church. duty In New Haven outwei^ at done, alteratlonn. dormers, roof new. JA 3-0714. evenings. After 7 P.M. CH 6-4890 square feet. Suitable for stores, large living room, fireplace metal tion. R. F. Dimock A (jo.. Reel LOST—Small black (emale cat. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. See It Day Or Night' kitchen cabinets, attached garage, tors, kG 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, LlSTINGb yfANTED, single, and Mrs. Hartl is chairman of Chrl»- this point all the other factors MANCHESTER Driving Academy BOY’S ICE SKATES, size 8 or S\i. office. Insurance companyi hall, orange markings. Vicinity Green 800 CUBIC FEET refrigerator, If you have no'means of trans Reasonabis. MI 9-4879. large porch, hot water heat oil, MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, kll two-famUg houses. Member of tian social relations for the Wom which men and women whom I wood Drive and Buckley School. licensed by State o( Conn, and etc. Occupancy s-6 months. In MLS. Howard R. Hastings: Reol- grnUy respect have placed tn the BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help W anted— .Male 3 f stainless steel, 12 reach-in doors, portation, I’ll send mjr auto for center of town. One car garage for tile bath and first floor lavatory. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI an’s Society of Oirlstian Service Call MI 3-8609. Motor Vehicle department. Can Alterations, additions garages. 1 walk-in door, portable. One you. No obligation. Aluminum storm wmdot^s and 3-6472. tdl', M l 9-1107 any Umt. of the Northeastern Jurisdiction aciUds on the other side." (uKill ail driver educational needs, PAINTING AND paperhangmg. YOU CAN earn substantial income rent at the Oenter. Call M l 9-8228, Tolland County Re-siding specialists. Easy budg SPOTTER, tobacco sorter, choco Radar range, tabie model. Tel. A—L—B—E—R—T—’S Rooms Without Board 59 or MI 3-7444. acreena. Near bus and schools, of the Methodist Church. She and Lee said ha made hie decision two LOST—Brown wallet on Silver Lane (rom 16 to 60. Standard shi(t, push et terma. MI 9-6495 or TR Good clean workmanshhlp at Ka- starting, at once by representing late dipper, presser. Part time: MI 9-2274. real bargain, A-1 condiUon Price SUktkOT ST- New listing. Over LLBTtNGS WANTED—Hingie, two- days .g o . He said he worked on his bus. Sage-Alien or G. Fox, Re 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD three-famtly, buemeos Superior Court her husband direct the Charles button, (luid drive and automatic. 5-9109. sonable rates. SO years in Man Avon Cosmetics in a convenient Waitress, presser, stenographer. r o o m f o r mnt. Inquire SUte WAREHOUSE — Insulated, lights $22,500. George L. Grazladlo; sized Cape in good condition. Two Hayden Goodwill Inn for boys in atatemeht yesterday and an ward. MI 8-4627. Open Nights Till 9 P.M. baths, two fireplaces. Recreation property.iroperty. Have many cash- buyera. Serving Manchester, Rockville. chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml territory near home. Pleasant, Apply Connecticut State Employ ONE 8NOWCAP, size 800x15. One Tailor Shop, t BisseU. W 8-7383. and water, 80x28, 2',4 miles from Realtor, Ml 9-5878. Boston, and have had 26 years ex nounced hti decision to locsl party Coventry, Bolton, Andover and GEINERAL repairing and remodel 9-9387. dignified work. Phone Ml 3JS194. ment Service, 806 Main St., Man Toledo oil burner. Very reason- LARGE beautiful gray decorator’a After SiSO Ml 8-9047. room, lots of extras. Sensibly Mortgagea arranged Pleaoe coll leaders today, shortly before bis Manchester. Previously used for George L. Graziadio. Realtor Ml An jments began today in Tol- perience with adolescent boys. She Vernon. Call Mr. Mlclette, PI ing. Specializing in building of chester. 'able. JA 8-3049. divan, like new. Exceptional valua (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, news conference. Announcements EDCTEIRIOR and interior painting. BOOKKEEPER—With typlnjg ex- ATTItACTl V ELY furnished and nursery stock. $80 per month. 9-5878. 109 Henry St land lounty Superior Court on on is a past president of the United $-7249. garages and shell houset o( all for $150. MI 0-3866. Deming St., Wapplng. Tel. kO Five rooms down, two unfinished 3-1577 or MI 9-7761. The mayor made it .clear hie types. MI 3-0731. Ceilings retmished. Paperhanglng. perience. wanted in medium size MOSSBERG TARGET rifle. 144 L.S. cheerful rooms. Complete light up. Family room In ba.sement. U- appei by the City of Rockville Church Women of Massachusetts, INCOME TAXES prepared in your -3-8409. \ 4-5-6 APARTMENT houses In Man and IS at present the recording statement eliminated lUm as a can MORTLOCK’S Driving School - Wallpaper books Estimates given. office. Good salary and pleasant Situations Wanted— /Used four months. Bolt action. 23 BARGAIN on all kinds of sterilized housekssptng facilities available. FYesent mortgage can oe as SIX ROOM (jolonial — V,i baths, over ale of the city’s water com- home or by appointment. Ehcper- ALL TYPES of repairs and new chester, in any condiUon. Needed pony secretary of the Massachusetts didate for any state office this I.Jcensed by Stale of Conn Author Fully covered by msurance. Call working conditions. Holidays with Female 38 caliber. Caee included. MI 9-028T. used furniture, refintshed includ Single,S, dOUMS. Children accepted sumed. R. F. Dimock A Co., Real porch, hot water oil heat, fire year. ienced tax work. MI 3-4723. ized bv Dept, of Motor Vehicles constmetion. William Kanehl, con Edward R. Price Ml 9-1003. pay, paid vacations and other $40. Umltcd Parking. Central. Rea- place, city utilities. 30 days occu for a client. Schwartz Real Estate Rockville Oorp. Counsel Harry Council Churches. ing bed springs. New mattresses Houses for Rent 65 tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, CH 2-2865. "I will be mayor of New Haven (or driver education, including tractor and builder. Call MI 3-7773. benefits including free life insur WOULD L4KE to care (or ode or from $13.95. Open 9-9, feBlane sonable price! Come see! Mrs. MI 9-6818. Barbara Woods. MI- pancy. Charles Lesperonce. MI Hammer's chief argument before Preceding Mrs. Hartl's talk, a CLINTON CHAIN saws. Dewalt 9-7820. for the next two years,” he told INCOME TAXEIS prepareX Call classroom teaching (or is years ance. All replies strictly confiden twp small children, days in my Furniture Hospital, 196 9outh St., Doreey, 14 Arch St. FOUR ROOM Cape Cod. Hot water 9-7702. or Robert Murdock, MI- Judge Alva P. Loieelle was that series of tableaux, entitled "This Is old and up. Three cars, push but FOR (CUARANTEED carpentry Courses and Classes 27 I home workshop, Wright power HAVE CLIENTS for single or sale o f the Rockville Water and newsmen. hn 9-3329. tial. Please write to Box G, Her hopiA- MI 9-6412. Rockville heat, storm windows and doora. 3-6472. duplex houses in Manchester or Our Heritage,” will be presented ton drive-standard shlft-automa- work ¥uch as kitchen cabinets, ald, stating experience. I saws. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 WEST SIDE—Five ,' room ranch Aquaduct Co. to Suburban Services by a cast o f 30. Mrs. Charles RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Televlalon disposal, tile cellar, 2tx9 screened vicinity. Schwartz Real Elatate. Oc. kn 9-7398. floors, closets and finishing off e l d e r l y , w o m a n would like ! Main. Ml 3-7958. ROOM FOR RENT. MI 3-5874. FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial, house, full bsseihent. plastered Inc. would be detrimental to resi Straight, general chairman 6f the Bloody Busineea —"Learn by Doing" at "Connecti WANTED—Gooo. resaleable used In porch. West Middle turnpike, Call Louis Arruda, MI 8-6454. or INCOME TAXES prepared. Call rooms, for reasonable prices,„call baby sitUnga evenings. Call MI Vii baths, three lots. Manchester walls, insulated: hot water oil dents of Rockville. Atty. Hammer committee planning the evening, cut's Oldest Electronics School.’’ furniture. Watkins Brothers. MI across from shopping center, near heat, large kitchen with birch CH. 2-2885. Kn 9-6056. LARSON’S driving School—Offers M. Jutras, MI 9-0279. Help Wanted— Male 36 9-4912. Green area. Ml 9-1205. said Suburban wants an additional will be the narrator. Mrs. Russell New Brunswick, N. J., UPl— all types of driver education on Day Electronics technician class, S-517I. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, school, churches. Call Wallingford. cabinets. All rooms finished in Uiaroonoa— Watches— At^nON! ACmONI acUon! Build supply of water to service the MacKendrick is directing: the Two Rutgers University scientists insured dual control cars stand and evening electronics Techni well heated, tile bath, nice quiet COlwiy 9-1532. mahogany trim. Call owner MI FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre HIGH EARNING Jewelry 48 (1) SIX ROOM CAPE. Reduced ing lots and homes. Ctwh buyers, Windsors. tableaux and is being assisted in are back from the Jungles of Cen ard or automatic. By trained and Aluminum'Storms and cian-aide class, start on March Dors—Bird»~Pet8 41 home. Parking. 316 Spruce St. 3-8304. ^______pared with your savings in mind. POTENTIAL 1954 NORGE refrigerator self de to $13,200. Aluminur.1 siding, immediately. Harvey Adelberg, The City of RockvUle la appeal staging by Mrs. Alfred WWtney. tra] America with fresh blood for certified Instructor, licensed by Screens 14-A 17th. Enroll now! New England ^ LEONART W YOST Jeweler, re- amesite drive. This home is an Reasonable rates. Call Ml 0-6246. We have an opening for two men frost. $160. MI 9-4759. Suburban For Rent 66 MANCH^iBTEK —Lovely new six CH 7-8169 any Ume, ing a decision granting control of Mrs. Leonard Lincoln, ktrs. Mar the school’s serological museum. the State of Cohn. Ml 9-6075. Techniclal Institute, 56 Union AKC POODLE pups, small stand ' P^ra. adjusts watches expertly excellent buy! For appointment the water company to Suburban, In our sales department to assist ard, brown and black, 8 weeks. TWO FURNISHED rooms with room, ranch, large birch cabinet tin Keiderling and Mrs. Fred Ed The only museum of its kind, it WANTED—Egyptian Mummy (or COMPLE7TE price range of alum Place, H.1 'Jord, JAckaon 5-3406. Reasonable prices Open daily. (X)VE34TRY—Four room unfur to see call the R. F. Dimock Co., made by the Public Utilities Com our sales manager. Sales exper Reasonable. MI 9-1081. R C A ELECTRIC stove, like new. kitchen privileges. MI 3-8841 k itte n , dining room, three bed gar have charge of costuming. has a collection of blood of thou important role in "Man Who Came inum windows, doors,' awnings, : Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce nished apartment, gas heat. Sec- Realtors. k(I 9-5245, Josenh Ash mission (PUC) last year. jalousies. For free •estimate call KOREAN VETERANS—Don’t lose ience not necessary but helpful. If $75. Frigid-Air refrigerator, good rooms, two fireplaces. garage, Legal Notice The evening will close with a sand of animals, from tiny mice to Dinner” at Bowers school audl Garaffe— Service— Storage 10 Street. Ml 9-4387. condition, $35. Call MI 3-4319. ROOM—Private parking Reslden- floor. $4^ per month. Avail- ford. kll j-8818, Barbara Woods, 8 Criminal Caeee us now. Home Specialities Ca. MI your school eligibility because you you qualify we will train you. This BABY p a r a k e e t s , all colors' convenient location. Also nice 6 fellowship hour In the chapel, to 550-foot whales. torium Feb. 28-March 1. Must be Phone MI I shle Feb. 1. Welles Agency, Cov- Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI AT A COURT OF PROBATK. hold Three criminal matters were 3-2856. can't attend school. You can now job offers high earning potential in also breeders for sale at 184 Glen- tial neighborhood. room Cape, three bedrooms, din planned by Mrs. Alice Mason and Drs. Alan Boyden and Paul O. completely mummi-ised,' peppi 9-0086. entry. PI 2-7356. 3-6472. at Mancheitfr. within and (or thf’! disposed of as today’s session GARAGE FOR RENT. 14 Slrant learn Radio and TV at home. Paid the high (our figure bracket. If you wood St. MI 9-6572. ing room, large kitchen, fenced in District of Mancheatf^r, on the llUi day Mrs. Richard Hodge. Mra. Stuart Pearson brought back 60 new tied and deodorized. Write; Man Fuel and Feed 49-A SERVEL GAS refrigerator wit]} opened. The appeal of William Mc- St., or call MI 3-0393 after 6:30. (or completely by the V A. TV consider yourself reliable and (II) $17,900—New 5>i room ran^di! backyard, good location. Shown by of F^bruan'. A.D. 1968. Wasley and kirs. Mel'vln Jochlm- blood sera for the museum, includ Chester Community Players. freezer. $45. MI 9-7430. PLEAlSANT, clean room for one ROCKVILLE — Well heated three Progcnl. Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge. Lachlan, 31, of Danbury on a Roofing— Siding 16 kit and testing equipment Includ sober, unafraid of work, to cam ! SEASONED hardwood foi flre- room furnished apsrt'nent. In ceramic tile bath, dining szea, appointment only. Coil Cieszynskl- ssn are in charge of the refresh- ing a sample from a deadly Fer- Articles lor Sale 45 and two nntlem en. at Cknter, Felber Agency, kn 3-1409. or MI Estate of Albert F. Marlin, lata of Speeding convictlqn-'ln Rockville de-lance snake on wliich they ed. Non-Vets apply for same this high potential income. ' place cut and split to order. Cali 1 with parking, bath and shower. 29 quire first floor rear, Mrs. Porter, attached garage, full basement, Manchester In nald dlutrlrt, depeaaed. menta to be prepared by the Stan SPECIAL WINTER rates (or all 9-4291. Upon Auplication of Irene cl Martin, City Court, was vailed. . nearly stepped while walking Personals Business Services Offered 13 course. Free information. Write Apply in person Ml 3-7083 Leonard L Olgllo ' REFRIGERATOR suitable for cot- Haze). M l 9-7083. 14 Laurel St. amesite drive. Completely land ley a r c le of the WSCS. types of roofing and siding. For Radio-TV Training Association, ...... ^------1 tage, price $35. kU 3-7217 scaped. R. F. Dimock A Co.. Real praving that an Inatrumenl purporting Nolles were entered'in the caaea through the Jungle in Panama. free, estimate, call Manchester GREAT EASTERN KNAPP SHOES. Hakry Mahoney, 1200 SQUARE FEET of living area. to be the last will and testament of of John E. Edwards, 30, of Rock Mrs. William Mercer has de WEDDING Stationery — Beautihil FLOOR SANDING and refiniahin Room 16. 405 Farmington Ave., FURNISHED ROOM, own kitchen, tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, said deceased be admitted to probate, Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. Ml 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-4327. Six room Cape Cod. preferred signed the name lags and posters selection at money savmg prices Specializing in old doora. I Hartford. CONSTRUCTION CO. Ga rden— Farm— Dairy : FULL SIZE baby crib, new mat- ons block (rom Main Street, Wanted to Rent 68 -MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods. Mi as per appllrai^n on file. It is ville, charged with rape, and Erich 9-6750. 9-8983. neighborhood. Cali owner. MI ORDERED: That tho foregoing appli H. Ruder, 25, of Mansfield, which have been used as advance Campress, 5 South Main St. MI 35 Oak St. 9-11, Mr. A. Lindsay USEolumBER, assortwi sizes. Prodnetfl 50 tress, $18. Inquire S3 Eldridge St., separate entrance, gentleman, 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- publicity, and Mrs. Philip Lees has 9-2240. Evenings by appointment. REFINED middle-aged business' 9-8743. cation be heard and deiprmlned at the m erged with speOding. VERY BEST RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Flooring, doors, windows and rear. parking. MI 3-4724. 3-6472. Probate office m Manchester In said charge of publicity and the printed Help Wanted— Female 35 THE PRUDEN’nAL Insurance woman needs two or three room ; District, on the 20lh day of February, State's Atty. Joel Reed 2nd aaid MOKTENSEN I'V. Upeclalized RCA built up roofs, gutter and con plumbing supplies. Electric hot COOKING APPLES 90c McIntosh ROLLING PARK. Willard Rd —Six programs. IN I 10Mi;S—( Al.l, iWl) RIDE WANTED—123 Main St. to Company of America has an open water heater. Choman’s House- PLEASANT room for one or two. heated, unfurnished apartment. | (XVI) SOUTH WINDSOR—Just A.D. 1958, at ten o'clock in the fore there was insufficent evidence In 600 Asylum Ave.. Hartlord. Hours teievlston service. Ml 9-4641 ductor work, roof, chimney re cold storage No.. 1 $125 half 18 CUBIC FOOT General Electric room single, fireplace, open stair noon. and that notice be given to all TYPIST—RECEPTIONIST ing in the Manchester area (or a wrecking, Stoik Place off North , bushel. Tel. Ml 3-8116 Louis refrigerator, like new. Call MI separate entrance, parking. Phone Can MI 9-2871 after 6 p.m. | over Manchester town line. New, both cases to Miarrant prosecution. 8 :30 to 4 ;30. Phone MI 9-7350. pairs. Ray Kagenow, MI 9 2214. way. hot water heat, oil. Ceramic persons Interested tn said estate of the F man who Is interested in a career MI 3-8906. two bathroom ranches, raised pendency of said application and the Edwards appealed a decision from, new-born infanta. Yet for too M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv Ray Jackson. W 3-8325. To work in pleasant op'ical office. Main St. Open Saturday 8-4. week Bunce. 039 West O nter Street. 9-2073 after 6 p.m. WES'nNGHOUSE Engineer, wife tile bath and lavatory, combina R. F. DIMOCK GO. as a Life Insurance salesman, days 3:30-5:30 or call Ml 9-3393. hearth, paneled living room wall, lime and place of hearing thereon, by Rockville City GourL and Ruder many women, even Uioae who WANTED—A ride from Highland ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and WELL HEATED, clean front room, and seven year old daughter de Hon screens, storms, close to publishing a copy of this order In some Ml ii-m m :. ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car Married men preferred. Salary COOKING AND eating apples. 75c' ------:------1,200 square feet living area. R. new'spaper having a circulation In said from Mansfield JusUca Court. have hod more than one child, Park to vicinity of West St.. Hart yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes Apply in person central location, parking break sire single home or six room school, nice condition. $14,900. removed Contract service avail pentry Alterations and additions. and commission while receiving ! KITCHEN SETT, six pieces, gas re a 16 quart basket. Louis k Botti, ' F. Dimock A Co., Realtors, MI- district, at least five days before the Two crimln&l cases were dia- fail to seek medical core early ford, 8:15 to 4:15. MI 9-6325. on the job training. Phone MI fast arrangements if des’i-ed. MI duplex. Excellent references. Call Goodchild Realty Co., 15 Forest day of said hearing to appear if thev able. Ml 9-9757. Ceilings Workmanship guaran- MANCHESTER frigerator. combination oil and 260 Bush Hill Rd. 9-0245, Joseph Ashford, MI- poeed of and .bhe divorce granted in pregnancy. 9-5228. NOTICE 3-4921. MI 9-6495. St. m 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. see cause at said lime and place and by Judge Lolaelle Tueaday. teed. A A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn OPTICAL STYLE BAR gas stove, dining room set, eight 9-6818. Barbara Wood.s, MI 9-7702 be heard relative thereto, arxl make re In a report from Iowa, pub- Automobiles tor Sale TRASH Removal —Weekly service St. Ml 3-4860 pieces. Speed Queen washing ma in secordsnee with the require Or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-6472. EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE —Six turn to thfs court, and bv mailing on Ronald DeCandia, 17, of Coven Hsed in 1956, for example, it 747 MAIN ST. MEAT (xiuNTER Men~^Kxper- or before February 13. 1958. by certi now available at a price anyone chine. curtain stretchers. Lewyt ments of the Zoning Regulations Farmn and l>and for Sole 71 room Cape, oil heat, screens and try, who had earlier pleaded Inno waa found that nearly one-quar lenccd preferred. Good working FURNISHED room, near Main St. (XXI) GLASTONBURY - Five fied mall, a copy of said, will and of BEFORE YOU BUY a used car can afford. So to keep your FOR THE best in shingle and built vacuum cleaner, dresser. Must Read Herald Advs. for the Town o f Manchester. Conn.. storms, close to high school. (Va- this order to Alfred Martin. 162 Hill- cent to. a charge of reckless driv ter of the women having their WANTED—Receptionist and book conditions. Apply First Food 9 Hazel St., ktl 9-2170 room ranch with breezeway and '54 MERCURY see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick premises clean call HurH-Clean up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim- keeper for professional office. Ex sell at once. Call at 223 Spruce St. the Zoning Board of Appeals will FOR DIFFERENT sizes and rirpes cantl. Real buy, $12,800, Good- crest Ave., West Hartford, Conn. ing, pleaded nolo contendere to a flret baby, and nearly one-half of Stores, 646 Center St. MI 3-8059. garage. Naar Country (jlub. Extra JOHN J. WALLETT Judge. Sales and Service, 285 Main Transit ot Manchester. Ml 9-7883. n ^ and roof repairs cal) Coughlin. perience necessary, good oppor hold a ’public hearing on Momlsy ATTRACTIVELY furnished r o ^ ^ of farms snd land tracts wtthfn 90 child Realty Co.. 15 Forest St. charge of following too closely. He those having a fourth or subse- Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenmgs. Light trucking also available. Ml 3-7707. ONE NA’nONAL electric sewing miles o! Hartford. Lawrence F. laige rooms, fireplace, paneled wa.s fined $30. DeCandia was in E evening. Kebnitry 24, 1958 at 8:00 (Or gontleman. cooking privileges ' Ml 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. AT A COURT OF PROBATF. Iirld tunity for right girl. Write Box X machine, very good running condi I living room. wall. Aluminum com quent child, had not received med Herald. HIGHER INCOME FOR NOTICE P.M. in the hearing room of the and parking. Call MI 3-4717, | Flano, Broker MI 9-5910. at Manchratrr. within and for thr volved in a 3-car accident Ih Bol ical care during the first three NEEH) A CAR? Short on a down HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. tion. $40. Call MI 9-4114, days. bination doors and windows. Im Dlotrirt of Mancho.rK-r on the 10th day 4 Sealed bid., will be received at kfunicipat Building on the follow SEVEN ROOM house with approxi- ton Oct. 12, 1957. -DOOR SEDAN payment or had your credit turned Available at all times. Philco fac Roofing— Cbimney 16-A mediate occupancy . R! F. Dimock | of F6‘bruarv. A D. 1968. months of pregnancy. REISPONSIBLE woman, seeking $7,000 A YEAR MEN the office of the Genera] Manager, ing application. STATE HEAR N1C7E ROOM next lo bath, private j , matelv twenty acres of land, in Hon. John J. Wallett. JudKo. A nolle was •entered in the same It is well known that the death down? Don’t give up! For a good tory supervised service. Tei Ml Houses for Sale 72 k Co.. Realtors. Ml 9-5245. Joseph ; .Manchester. Cali OV 4-3626. ROOFING - Speciallzmg in repair pleasant home. Light housework. FOR SALE -Hand made crochet 41 Center Street. Manchester. Con- ING ALSO home, one minute from Main St. Kstato of Clara B. Si4>rniaii. late of action against Robert J. Dent, 41, rate of Infants is higher for mul deal—not thru a small loan com 9-9698. Care (or children primarily. MI Full time career positions only Apply 17 Pearl. Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara M anrhrntor tn Raid dtatHrt. drroa.*>fd. of East Hartford. Judge Lolseiie ing roofs of all kinds Also new bedspread. MI 3-1725. inectlcut up to 3:00 P.M.. E.S.T.. Clifford Pasternack. 681 Main NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., Upon apnilcailon of ih<^ Ifartford Na tiple births than for s i n ^ births. pany — see "Hturry" at 833 Main 9-9692. Woods,, MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur SOUTH SIDE—Beautiful four bed had heard a motion Jan. 30 to LINOLEUM, asphalt tile wall cov roofs Gotter work. Chim-eys for successful men 28-45. Commis I Thursday February 20. 19.58 for St.: Business Zone IIII. Special Manchester. Five rooms, complete room colonial, excellent condition, tional Bank and Trupl Comt>anv. pxffcu- It is about two and one-hnf times St. (Formerly Douglas Motorsl. TWO ROOMS, all utilities, suitable i dock, MI 3-6472 tor. praying for authority to rpiI certain I the furnishing of valves and Exception is requested to have quash information in the case of as high for twins as fon single It has economy ering. Phone Ml 3-8109 Quality cleaned, repaired, 26 vears' ex sion income unlimited. Sale of ex-i for bachelor or single lady. 224 full rear dormer. 1H hatha, fire large lot. trees, near bus. only real RRtatr narticularly d«'Rcrtbfd In SALESLADY — Experience pre , , , . . , 1 navox. A.M . F.M. automatic rec- Limited Repairer's License and speeding which had been appealed overdrive, radio, 1956—FORD V8 Victory hardtop and service since 1945. perience Free estimates Call ferred. full time. 40 hour week. Ap ! hydrants. Charter Oak or phone MI 3-8368 place, basement garage. T. Shan (XV) RIGA HEIGHTS, Bolton- $12,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Wfl lid application on filp. it la births. clusive Investments in exclusive; ord changer. 12" concert hall Certificate of Approval for same. O R D E R E D : That lh«' foregoin g appli from Coventry Justice Court. Dent heater, 2-tone blue, Fordomatic, radio, heater, padded Howley Manchester Mi 8-5361. ply in person. Tots 'N Teens, 966 Bid forms and specifications or CH 6-4137. non, Builder. MI 3-7469, BU 9-1418. Magnificent new ranch, Georgia 9-5132. Certain physical d^rders GONDBR'S T.V. Service, available territories after free training. s|$eaker. New cartridge. Very rea All persons interested may at cation be heard and determined at the clatmOT he had been tried twice for 4-Door V-8. Very dash, white tires. Very clean. Full Main St., Manchester, may be received at the Water De marble fireplace, biiilt in oven and Probate office in M ancheater in said which the mother may have also price $1489, only $119 down. Low any time. Antenna converaiona sonable. Rawlings. 61 Jarvis Rd. partment. 66 Center Street, Man tend this hearing. . PLEASANT, heated room for gen-' B E A U T ^ L new three bedroom stovr, two car garage. See signs MANCHESTER - $13,900. 75 Essex Diatrirt. on the 24th day of February, the same offense but on different enter into the chances of/aurvlval' solid. It’s the Big bank terms. $66 month. Brunner'q Philco factory supervised service Heating and Plumbing 17 Write Box E, Herald chester, Connecticut. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS tleman. Central Applv Princess, r“ ch, hot water heat c e r a t e on Bolton Center Rd. R. F. St. Excellent four bedroom Cape, A.D. 1958. at ten o'cUick In the fore charges. of the baby. 1 “ M” at a price you Tel. Ml 9-1486. APPLICATIONS noon. and that notice be given lo all He said he was, first „tried for can not say NO Edsel, Talcottvllle. Open evenings Rtchsrd Martin William H. Stuek. Chairman Restaurant, com er Main and ■ ?ath 'xceUent workmanship. Dimock Jk Co.. Realtors, MI- cellar, schools. .Harvey Adelberg. pen»on« IntereRted in Raid entale of the Diabetes, for example, is a dls- , till 9. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat General Manager Daniel L. Hair, Secretary frontage, $11,700 Carlton W. CH 7-8169 any time. reckless driving and when the ease which results in a higher) when you see it. I DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com- Ing contractor. New installations, ACCEPTED JIG BORER, moldmaker, sheet 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- pendency of aaid application and the metal worker, carpenter, wig Advt. No. 5365 Advt, No. 4416 ______; Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 9-6818. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 time and place of hearing thereon, by court was unable to convict him on than average death rate of in Full price only 1957 FORD V8 Fairlane “ 500 ' 4- panyl doors and windows, custom alteration work and repair worl.. publiahing a cony of this f»rder in aonie that charge, It was reduced to For experienced or inexperienced maker, spotter, auto mechanic, SEPTIC TANKS 597a ! t w o -f a m i l y fiats — We have j or Robert Murdock. bU t-6472.__ newRjmper having a circulation in aaid fants. Toxemia of pregnancy is \ door sedan. Color spotless tan and ' work, guaranteed. Cali NU 9-1583 AU 9-3808. AND Boarders Wanted Lotti tiir Sale 73 speeding m d another trial held. I after 6 p.m. tool grinder, foreman, electroplat dlatrlcl. at leant five dayn'’ before the also associated with a high rate : white, Fordomatic. radio, heater, CLERKS ing, tobacco sorter, shearing ma-, | —“ is 6 and 5: the i cAPE, $18,900. Six (in- day of said hearing, to' appear if they State’s Ally. Joel H. Reed recom- of Infant mortality. other twt are only one year old ■ . ■ ? • BOLTON—Two large wooded Iota see cause at said time and place and power steering, white tires, CLERK TYPISTS chine operator. Apply Connecticut j i.shed rooms. l’,i baths, amesite rftended the nolle. Among other causes are Infec padded dash, very low mileage, RAY ANN T V CTlnic service call PLUMBING AND heating—repairs PLUCGED SEWERS ROOM AND BOARD, gentleman and are 4 and 4. Good financing on on Williams Road. Call owner, ktl be heard relative thei*fto. and make re $2.50. 24 hour service. Bonded and contract work. CaliAQ 9-8541. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS State Employment Service, 806 ‘ EAST HARTFORD- drive, choice location. R. F, turn to this court. Judge Lolseiie also granted a di tious disease in the mother and just next to new. New car guaran Tel. kU 8-7875. the new homes. T. J. Crockett, Dimock ★ Co.. Realtora. MI 3-6321. JOHN J. WAUJOTT Judge. vorce Tuesday, to Mrs. Bertha F. work. Work done on radios, car COMPTOMETER OPERATORS ktaln St.. Manchester. Realtor. Ml 3-1577 or kU 9-7751. the necessity for Caesaren sec tee. Brunner’s Edsel. Talcottville. Machine Cleaned 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818. ’ rT iv rw x n v ioU. ->k i..—. Read of Somers In her action radios and Hi Fi, Ml 3-8877, MI LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as Soptle 'ranks. Dry Wells, Sewei ,T|g|A COURT O F PROBATF., h-'Id tion. Some parents seem to won Open till 9. 37 hour, 5 day week. Complete NEW S i ROOM RANCHES BaroaraB a r b a r a W vyooos, ^ « m M7 i «-79 7702iUZ, n or r COVENTRY—Near , , ™ lake. 25 large nr against Morton H. Read. The di 3-2958. sures satisfaction, prompt service. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 (Xivi p r i c e d (or immediate sate. lots. 8100 each. Tel. Coventry, PI At wanchAAtAr. within - And (or thr der why more children are not benefit program. Excellent work Lines Installed—Cellar Water- Robert Mutdork. MI 3-6472. DI.*>trirt of Msnrhrslrr. on the 10th dny vorce was granted on grounds of ______e______CH 7-6124, Ml 9-5485. Large split. 2H baths, two car ga 2-7356. Evenings PI 2-7932. delivered by Caesarean section, ing conditions. prooflng Done. $14,990 COMPLETE of February. A.D. I95fi. intolerable cnieity. She was $240 Down~$35 Month VERY BEST MAN WITH two young children | rage. Built-In oven and atove tn SIX ROOM single, In good condl- PrrA'nt. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. but one of the reasons is that it OIL BURNER Service. Complete FHA FINANCING. BUYER’S CHOICE seeking room and board for him- kitchen For further Information Estate of Alexander Madden. late of awarded custody of their spn, $50 leads to a higher risk for the Sew-Ea$y For Beginners heating seivice. work guaranteed. FIRST NATIONAL STORES lion. Oil heat, two-car garage, lot Manclieeter In said dietrlet. deceased. Sfylized Tulip Quilt! IN HOMK.S— CAM- THE O.N ALL DECORATING INSIDE and Ol'T. telf and children, also care o f , or appointment to see cal' the R. Suburban for Sal- 75 per week alimony and $25 per youngster. Call MI 9,4749 day or night MeKINNEY BROS. 90x150, priced at Sll.OOO. for quick Upon appllcatton of Violet M. I-lnd* week, ^support while the child is PARK A OAKLAND AVES. children while he works. Write | F Diraock and Co., Realtors. Ml sale. Reuben T. McCann Agency. sa.v pra.vlnjt that an Instrument purport The medical profession is by NORTH COVENTRY-Verv attrac ing to be tne !a.'*t •sill and testament of- with hfe.r. Read is to pay all medi EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Sawwaga Disposol Co. Box F, Herald. 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. M’ 9-6818, Ml 3-7700. no means satisfied with its pres R. F. DIMOGK CO. ISO-132 Pearl 8t. - MI 8-5808 Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Rob tive six room Cape, (two •'artly said deceased be admitted to probate, cal a ^ dental bills for the boy and Millinery Dressmaking 19 The R, F. DiMOCK CO. s per application on file, it la ent knowledge of this subject. SEICRETARY Ml Apartments— Flats ert Murdock, MI 3-8472. SIX ROOM RANCH. Attached finished up), full bath, 'uli base ORDERBD; That the foregoing appli send him to a preparatory Research on the breathing mech Brunner's EDSEL Ml 9.5245 garage, radiant heat, mort ment, fireplace. Hot air ’’ eat, cation be heard and determined at the school when he is old enough. Mrs. anisms of the new-born, on the Tenem ents fi'ljlXD C ) $le,900 - NEW 5',4 room P robate office in Maneijester in said DRESSMAKING and alterations, Interesting diversified ’ position V gage can be assumed. Call MI aluminum storms, attached ga- Read was also awarded $300 coun management of premature infants TOLLAND TURNFIKE Richard F. Dimock, Ml 9-5003— Joseph N. Ashford. Ml 9-6818 ------ranch. Built-In .stove and oven, i-age. Workshop, artesian well. District, on the 2.4th da>''nf February. sel fees, with a stipulation as to reasonable rates. MI 9-1254. for capable secretary seeking per. Barbara Woods, M l 0-7702— Robert D. Murdock, MI 0-5972 VERNON-Three-room apartment., fireplace, (uh basement. Near 9-8479, A.D. 195S. at ten o clock in the forenoon, and on other factors responsible Manchester—Open Eves. Till t manent work. Good judgment, abil — . *i-acre corner lot, beautifu: loca- and that notice be given to all persons property involved. G a r^ e. Modem conveniences. E x -; Verplanck Schciol. R. F. Dlmock interested tn said estate of the pendency (or inft.nt deaths is going on and ity to meet people and an aptitude MANCHESTER — Six rooms full i tion overlooking brook Asking will probably bring further im R O C K V IL L E elusive neighborhood. References ^ co.. Realtors Ml 9-5246, Joseph basement, oil heat, tile bath, com $12,900. Welles Agency, Coventry, of said application and the time And Moving—Xi’HckIng— for figures required. 37 hour, 5 required. MI 9-2837. Ashford, Ml 9-6818. Barbara place of hearing thereon, by piihltshlng provement in the outlook. Storage 20 day week. Pleasant wbrking condi bination wlndowa and doora. City PI 2-7356. a cop y o4 this o rd er In som e ne\, spi(iper r FIVE ROOM apartment for rent". I Woods kn 9-7702 or Roben Mur- utilities. Excellent condition. Ga having a circulation in said dlstrl^. at tions and liberal benefit prt^ram. New 51/2 Room Rambling Ranch Homo least five davs before the day of said AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO,, local Central, heating. Immediate occu-! ______rage. Amesite drive. 30 days occu BOLTON CENTER—Spacious six FHA Approi’ed, 30 Year Mortgage Available, roomer with breezeway and two- hearing, to appear if fliey see cause al The and long distance moving, pack Write poncy. Call TR 5-3602. I(xn) MANCHESTER - New sU pancy. Priced at only $12,600. said time and place and be heard, relg- ing. storage Call Afl 3-5187. Hart $1,390 Down (Tharles Lesperahee, MI 9-7620. car garage. Loaded with extras tlve thereto, and make return to ihia and is in tip-top condition. 1’ 4 court and bv mailing on or before Feb- ford CH 7-1423. , P. O.BOX 2103 FIVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom. ruarv 11, ISSS. by cerllfted mall, a copy MOVING INTO A NEW HOME? * Oven A %ange ★ Near school. PLYMOUTH LANE Atiiiiw^ xcT section, art batns. cerairio tile THREE BEDROOM Ranch, full baths. Beautiful view. Look this Doctor Says SulUvan Ave., Wapping. M I, kitchen counters. Attached earage, of said will and of this order to Albert MANCHESTER Moving and Tnick- ★ Pull Cellar A if No Closing Costs Bus and basement with garage, lot 100x200. one over and make us an offer. Madden 32 Maple St.. Olasloiihury,, Hartford, Conn. Fireplace Parkway This well kept, four bedroom Colonial Is offered by the ______I amesite drive, fully landscaped S. A. Beechler, kll 9-8952. or MI Has to be sold. T. J. Crockett, Conn, Harold Madden. 1117 14tlv St., .hig Co. Ml 3-6583. Owned and op owner. On the Srst floor la a large living room with fireplace, lot, $21,000. Call R-. F. Dimock Co., Santa Monica, rallfornia, •' By EDW IN T . JORDAN, M. D. erated by lyolter B. “ errett. Jr., stating education, work history, ★ Ceramic Tile Bath, 8 Bedrooms ROCKVHXE,»24 Grove St — Well 3-6969. Realtor, kO 3-1577 or MI 9-7761. JOHN J WAl.I.ETT, Judge,I Written for NEA Seiwlce a separate dining room with kitchen equipped with dishwasher. furnished, two roonr apartment. Realtors, kll 9-5246, Joseph Ash agent for Burnham’s Van Service. age and salary desired. ford, MI 9-68J*/BaHjara Woods, (VI) REDUCED TO $14,900. Six (V n i) BOLTON - Coventry Line. In the short period of time be- Service tc 48 states. ' Extras Include an attic fan. a large screened porch and an en Inquire first floor, Apartment 9. FULL PRICE $13>00 closed breeze way to the garage. The. yard has a stone terrace, kfl 9-7702 or' Robert |(urdook. MI room Cape, six finished ooms. New six room Cape. Four finished I tween 1940 and 1954, maternal many shade trees and attractive plantings. FIVE ROOM apartment. Oil heat, 3-6472. * Completed game room in base down, ceramic tile bath, walkout mortality (death of mothers tn MANCHESTER Package Delivery. childbirth i has been decreased Light trucking and package dcliv. hot water, central location. Tel- ment, detached garage. Ideal lo basement, larg^e lot. $13,700. R F. MI 3-4751. MANCHESTER—Custom brick and cation near transportation and Dimock « Co., Realtors. Ml by 86 per cent. There are doubt ery Refrigerators, washers and • • • WEBSTER AGENCY • • •] frame six room ranch, two fire ’s and 8 less many reasons for this, but stove •moving specialty Folding C A LI Ml 9.4102 FOR APPOINTMENT shopping center. R. F. Dlmock b 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, A REALTORS ROCKVILLE TR 5-57451 TWO FURNISHED rooms. 105 places, large recreation room, one of tliem is certainly sug chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Barbara Wooda, Ml 9-7702 or Rob Birch St. Coll MI 9-5601 after 5 only $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ashford, MI 9-6818, Barbara ert Murdock. MI 3-6472. gested in a pamphlet from the '55 FORD Ml 9-6132. p.m. Woofis, Ml 9-7702 or Roben Mur Q—What is the legend regarding I eHalth Information Foundation. HEBRON ROAD, Bolton—Two new dock, MI 3-8472. the cluster of six stars known as I It points out that in 1935 63 ranch homc.s on acre lots ready the Pleiades or Seven DatiglUcrs i per cent of all babies were born Read Herald Advs. (IV) OFF PORTER STREET - for occupancy. Six rooms, built-in o f Atlas? : in places other than hospitals, Ranch Wagon Tidy Cape Cod. Corner lot, ames stoves, fireplace, bas<^ment ga' I and 13 per cent o f all live births . rage, combination .windows. Sell A—The story goes that Atlas' FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES ite drive. $14,750. n ils ar. ex seven daughters were transformed • were not attended by physicians. cellent buy in a beautiful location. ing for $17,000; possible to assume By 1956 almost 95 per cent of R. F. Oimock Co., Realtors, MI $12,000 conventional mortgage now into stars, but the seventh, ashamed she had loved a mortal, 'all babies born in the United 2-FAMILY 9-5245 or Joseph Ashforo MI on the property. T. J. Crockett, States were delivered in hospi Yea. It has Fordo- DOWN 94818, Barbara Woods, M' 9-7702, Realtoi-. MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. concealed herself. Plan on the best heating . . . automatic SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS tals. and 97 per cent of all reg matir, heater and Robert Murdock, kO 3-6472. Q— How- does the New York istered births were attended by 8 1 7 7 $18,400 defroster. custom (DO BOLTON—Coventry line. New oil heat and clean-action Mobilhoat I LINDMAN ST—Six room home that 6 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, Philharmonic Orchestra regard en physicians. 13 42 4 and 4—excellent conditton, Interior, solid itreen F.H.A. MORTGAGES AVAILABLE Much attention now is being outside, onl.v S2,0 5 0 b equipment and supplies were I —add-5c for each pattern for first- 6 2 7 M A IN ST. than you would pay (or a new large playhouse. Lot 60x200. Ask other 362 days of the ‘■-st year for this pattern—add 5c for each ing $7,600. Schwartz Real Estate transported by rail during the class mailing. ■ Send to' ANNE • SEWERS FOB, FURTHER INFORMATION home. T.’ J. (3rockett, Realtor, kll I There are a number of fac pattern for first-class mailing. $179 Down.$49 Month Call Louis Aruda, MI 3-8464 or CH •pvar. (' CAUMIteheU (35 FOR TOF QUALITY CABOT. THE MANCHESTER Atachine Cleaned A new cu.slont-built. individually de.sifrned ranch home with 1.200 ^(^. ft. of living' areu. 2 full ceramic tile baths, OB APPOINTMENT TO SEE, CALL 3-1677 or MI 9-7761. tors which enter into the heavy Send, to Sue Burnett, The Man 2-2865. Q—In connection with the presi death toll in the first few days of EVEMNfi HEH.AIJ), 1150 AVE OF MANCHESTER—Four room ranch, chester Evening Herald. 1150 down, FH .\ financing for only $17,990. dency,’ is a man born abrt^d of life. SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS AMEKIC.AS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. • INSTALLATION a .dandy at only $10,500 Six room ALMOST SPRING—"Buy now be AV’S. AMERICAS. NEW YORK Print Name. Address and Pattern American i parents considered a Most important is the lack of FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR APPOINTMENT TO SEE Cape (5od; one unfinished. l ’/k>' fore prices go up," New modern M. N. Y. Print Name, Address vNumber SPECIALIST The R, F. DIMOCK CO. "natural born” rifizen? medical attention during preg with' Zohe, Style Number and Size. ■ ',41.'--:-* baths, nice location. Owner mbvl 'home "near -Mancheater. $14.(00. . Quilt Books now available — CALL US ANYTIME AT Ml 9-5245 ■ Ml 9-SiZ45'^"’' J' ' ^ Suburban living at its Mst; Large A —"Natural born” cltlzepahip Is nancy. When such care is given l^n’t mias'the Fall * Winter ing, will aacriflce. ICa a buy. For it is frequently possible >ito de MORIARTY BROTHERS Flower Q uilU - QlOl Grandmoth Town RRd Oountry Brunner*$,^ EDSEL full information Oh any of fifty partly wooded lof, hot water heat. limited to-that derive'' directly iaaue o f .Raaic Fashion, our com er's' Patchwork -7703—Robert ,D. Murdock, MI 9-597S cellent financing, niona own4ir MI tory. Only a Supre .le Court deci advance and; correct them, and fu ll'of aew-eaay, hp-to-uie-mlnute RARJiAif.i. M! 9'::0'2~ROi;F..'{T it. .'i!i'iU)uCK. .M! ' ;7 EUoworih ktitten Agency, Real- rections (or making twelve quills Iri Drainasn Co. 9-S488 or MI $-7200. V.;,. sion could M tUi this qussUon. thua cut down ®» tita doatha o f lea M every elM. Send 3Sc to- each of -101. Qi02, and Q-'03; ten >^uWlmtar~4>pen Evea. TUI t \ quUls in Qi04. Each Book 60e. Ml M 143 vV ar r I • V ■;
hi . ( PAGE TTf^NTY ------^------—f—------, Mrs. Ihrnett Benson U chairman Pvt. Cataldo J. Ventura, 18, 108] which la host grdup for the Infor of the luncheon for the executive] Eldridge St., has been assigned to I Skating Conditions Church Will Bid mal reception, extends to all mem About Town committee and those participating P Co., 1st Training Regiment at I bers of South Church and to other in the program of the World Day Fort Dix,' N.J., for eight weeks o f' Skating hours at Manches Farewell Sunday friends of the Smiths in the local D«Mo1ay'« third annual Sweet- of Prayer service on Feb. 21 at the infantry basic training. The son ter’s three Park Department su area an Invitation to attend. pervised areas today and to haart Ball Saturday nl(rht in the Btnanuel Lutheran Church. It will of Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Ven To Pastor Smith be a potluck, beginning at 12:30, tura, he attended Manchester High night wlU be as follows: Maaonic Temple attracted 75 cou with everyone asked to bring a fa School. Center Springs—8 to 10. Center Spring# Annex—3 to A farewell reception for the Rev. ple#. L)OU Gagnon's orchestra pro vorite hot dish or a salad. The OPEN NIGHT5 VOL. LXXVII, NO. 11* vided muetc. Refreshments were service will begin at 2 p.m. 10, hockey ohly. and Mrs. Percy F. Smith and fam served by the Mothers' Qrcle of The Manchester Association for T O 11 P .M . the Help, of Retarded Childreh will j Charter Oak Park—1 :S0 to 10. ily will be held Sunday afternoon the chapter. The Nutmeggers, University of meet at 8 o’clock tonightv at the 3 to 5 in the Chapel at the South OPEN AtL DAY SUNDAY Check our lowest prices Connecticut Extension homemak Bunce Center, Dr. J. Bing New Britain, until recently assist Methodist Church. The regular meeting of the ers, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock ham, executive director of the Con ant pastor at St, Bridget’s Church The Rev. Mr. Smith has been as Pineau Denies Italian American Society will be at the home of Mra Ruth Mc- necticut Council for Retarded will be preacher. sociate paator at South Church Arthur Drug Stort and large high quality stock since November 1951. He has been held Saturday night at 7:30 at the Queeney, 187 Giddings Ave., Wind Children, will be the speaker. CYO members from E a^ Hart Iraq^ Jordan clubhouse. A report on the eighth sor. CaJce decorating will be dem called to be pastor of the Methodist Gaillard Knew annual banquet will be given by onstrated by Mrs. George Johnson. ford, Glastonbury, South Windsor Church at Nerw London, one of the 1 Optii Ev«ry Day and H imw. o m m . EvtBingo | Chairman John Miley. Refresh will also attend. largest churches in the Norwich Electric Boat Co. to Build 1 ----- ' G E N E R A L The Holy Hour will be followed District; and will assume 'his new Of Raid Plans ments will be served after the Mias Auatra Ozols, daughter of CYOs Will Attend ' ' ■ iheetlng. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Ozols. 44 N. by a pre-Lenten Record Hop in St. post on Monday: He has been active Mary’s Church Hall until 9 p.m. in virtually all phases of the work TV SERVICE School St., has been named to the Service Sunday Ross Miller of radio station WTIC In Federation Paris, Feb. 14 (/P)—Foreign dean’s list at Hartwick College. at South Church, with special em Daya M AC A OnJI Potterton's will be the master of ceremonies. phasis on education and youth Nighta vCsAw phia psrta Minister Christian Pineau to Oneonta, N. Y. A freshman history Members of CVO Clubs from 130 CENTER $T. COR. OP CHURCH $T. day said neither the'premier ii:; VERY BEST major, she is interested in the Stu Joseph Dwyer of the Church of Work. TEL. Ka S-M82 Arab fsdsratlon,’’ "A fsdsral Arab Manchester's three C ath olic The Coiffinission on Education, Amman, Jordan, Feb. 14^ nor the defen.se minister knew dent Christian Assn, and School the Assumption CYO Club is presi (/P>—Iraq and Jordan joined state" or “A federated Arab state." IN IIO.MK.S- ( A!.!, Tin-: publications. churches will attend the ElAst CTO dent of the East CYO District Tha word "ittihad” la a loose term beforehand of the French air Two Polaris-Firing A-Subs , District Holy Hour Sunday at St. Council, Sue Buckley of St. James' today in a new APab fed meaning something like brother raid last Saturday on a Tuni Washington Lodge. LOL. will i Mary's Church in East Hartford at is church secretary and Pat eration rivaling and chal hood, and has little I'l comhnon with sian frontier village. R. F. DIMGOK GO. meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock I 5:.30 p.m. Mooney of St. Bridget’s is treasur lenging , the recently pro the con of union proclaimed by .MI ‘J-,')21.1 Pineau made his statement to in Orange Hall. The Rev. Theodore P. Gubala of er. claimed United Arab Republic Egypt and Syria. That was called the Forieign Affairs Committee of of Egypt and Syria, The “wshdah," meaning actual "one- the Erench National Assembly. Young Woman nssii." Comhilttee member* emerging merger cast doubt on Iraq’s Hewitt IdenUtle* from the meeting reported the gist Navy Lets HALE’S SeK Serve and Meat Dept future participation in the The E^pUSn-Syrlan union proc of his remarks. Denies Link to American-supported Baghdad lamation purported to sink the Pineau aaid that after the raid, Pact alliance. tdentltiee of Syria and Egypt In a the government was morally com King Faiaal II of Iraq and King single republic of two provinces mitted to back the armed forces Bank Robbers Contracts J^ove at first sighti Huaseln of Jordan, 22-yesr-old sec under a single leader, Egypt's Pres in the action. THE PLACE TO GO For The Brands You Know ond coiwlns of the Hashemite dy ident Gamal Abdel Nasser. But He said, however, that,the Army Iraq and Jordan .apparently will Waterbury. F"eb. 14 (JF)— nasty, proclaimed the federation acted under previous ln.struclions "I jii.at feel it’.* like a nisrht- Yas Ma'am! Pinahurst has all your faverita famous brands . . . tha just after sunriae on this Moslem retain their identities. I allowing for retaliation in case of For Three sabbath. There la an element of challenge ; mcldenta. The minister’s Impliea- mare that won’t sret over.” brands you Ilka fo buy, bacausa thay giva you top quality tima aftar The two kings agreed to merge in today's setion. The Syrisn- ] tion wa.* that the raid simply ex- TliBt's the way Mr*. Roberta their armies, econoinief, flnancea Egyptian union brought preaaure reeded in size anything the gov- Joan Darcy described her experi Groton, Feb. 14 {/P)— Elec tima. You can buy with confidanca whan you byy a brpnd that has and foreign affairs. The monarcht on other Arab governments for s ernment had In mind previously, ence today with the youtha who tric Boat Division of General bacoma famous through tha accaptanca of woman lika yourialf will reUin their separate thrones show of iinily by sU Arabs in tV i Pineau said that France's res- held up the East End branch of Dynamics Corp. said it had and their local go’ ernments, but Middle East. By merfrinjr. Iraq andj idem minister in Algeria, Robert the Colornial Trust Co, last week. Mrs. Darcey, 20. wa* relea.sed added 517 new workers tO its throughout tha country . . a brand that has mada a nama for itialf. Faiaal was named chief of atate of Jordan cement a Jfeographical|i^coste. was *nlso Ignorant before- the new federation. wedge sep«r«ting Syria and Kgypt, ■ hand of the raid from New Haven County Jail un shipyard force since Jan. 1 in 1'rgss Other* Join 120 miles apart. ' Pineau sr id the raid was p!,inncd d e her own cognizance yesterday anticipation of increased ac As the Egyptian-Syrisn procla There was no announcement and, stagsd by tactical Air Force after a *10.000 bond was dropped. tivity. mation of the UnUsd Arab Repub .She w as being held a.* a m aterial w itness Its payroll now lists 7,851 DOUBLE ^^RREENaTAMPS lic had done two weeks before, the (ntiniied on Page Eleven ((.'onlimied on Page Eleven workers, hiRhe.st since World new federation Invited other Arab Mrs. Darce.v has already been Serve On atatea to join. But there seemed | informed she mu,«t v*r*te her War II. TODAY WITH ALL CASH SALES little likelihood King Sand of Saudi' .3-room apartment here bv March Personnel aides are con Arabia would bring hla' big desert 1. tinuing; to recruit in cities as Famous Brands A native of Yonkers, site came kingdom Into the new arrange here about four month* ago be far distant as Providence and FREE PARKIHB REAR OF STORE ment. Baud apparently approved i FBI Probes Charge cause her m other and .*i.ster live RridReport. the :Iraqi-Jordanian i>.ove, but the ' here. She worlterl for a while hut PILLSIURY Impresalon here was that Saudi ; ha.sn't hod a job for the past coupje Arabia would remain outside the Washintfton, Feb. 14 (/P)—- ANNIVERSARY SHOP TOHIGHT asd FRIDAY TIU 9:90 of m onths. The Navy today awarded new fedsfstlon snd the Egyptian- Of FCC Member Fix “I couldn't live with them." she Syrian union. replied when asked if she might contract.s for three atomic- f'aiaal and Hussein railed the* Washington. Feb. 14 (/P\ R ep.: move in with her mother and sis powered .submarines to fire Cake Mix Sale new arrangement “A1 Ittihad al • Hams iD-Ark) today promised' ter. Polaris guided missiles. Two Arab! bayin al dawlatayin." Ara full coopeiation with art FBI probe "I w as here JuM long enougli to McCall's Food Economist bic for "TTie Arab Federation be get in trouble and get out of it, I will be built by Electric Boat tells us that with most 1 of allegations that rommunica- Food for the Needy Division at Groton, Conn., and Sovn 10c on d«ol TH ItIFTY tween two atate*.’’ ThI* can be ren tions Commissioner Richard A ' guess." she said home makers . . . in ad dered, for brevlt.v, either as “An .Nightmare Just Starting Some of tha repreaentalive* of 178 families in Chattanooga. Tcnn , are shown getting surplus food a third at the Mare Island, dition to being an eco Mack received ' thousand.* of dol passed Out by the City Relief Bureau at Warner Park field house. A total of 952 persons are in lars’’ from an attorney in a Miami, .Mrs. D arcey said she thought Calif., Naval Shipyard. nomical convenient food, pock ef 2 pockoqcs .her nightmare would be over when the families hit by unemployment. They got cheese, meal, flour, powdered milk and nee on the chicken Is considered a televlaion case. '' basis of the number in each family. It was called a month'a ration. (AP Photofax i. The first of the three Polaris Harris .said that the inve.sUgat- she was relea.sed from Jail. “But submarines probably will be com quality meat and a “best it's just beginning." buy" for the homemaker's State to Sleep Ing subcommittee he heads will 1 pleted by Electric ^ a t, a division Golden Pill!.«bury Cake call Mack to te.stify “very soon" on 'It hurts pretty hard because my of General Djnamlcs Corp. money . . . girl friend was thrown out of This week, here at Plnehurat. we feature fresh from the farm, oven or pan ready FRESH Mix—2 for 53c the charges made by the group s Delivery in I960 In Ice Box for ousted counsel. Berna.'d .Schwartz.' places be aiise of me '’ The first deliveries of the new CHICKENS. Use them for a large fr.ver or small roaster. Stuffed and roasted one will serve ".lust hecaiu'e the guvs had to Spying Confession Testifvihg under oath, Schwartz a family of two adults and 2 children . . . two will serve a family of B adults with generous come here after the bank robber.v missile firing submarines are ex servings. said yesterday that Mack has, Talk $5 Billion pected in 1960, to coincide 'with Pillsbury White Cake Another Night acknowledged accepting seve.alj didn’t mean I should be implicated the time when the ballistic mis ■ Mix—2 for 53c thousand dollars from a lawyer . as T was." She said one story she heard was thst she had driven the siles are expected to be ready for FUU OF By THE AH.»M>cDLTTED PRESS Schwartz said was active in get TENDER cal'. “Cod only know* what (the Read at GPs Trial Slash in Taxes quantity production. ting a television license for a firm I Connecticut's cold spell moved stories are i lilte .some place else. _____ It has been estimated the- first Pillsbury F’udge Brow nie FLAVOR! Into another day today with tem rated by an FCXJ examiner as the ' FRESH uesH least quanfied of four applicants. | People here say I was the ring- Washington, Feb. 14 ./Pi Key ''I'L';'?,**’ peratures a few degrees higher Washington. Feb. 14 i.Ti -A con-* Russians in rubles and signed writ- ^ V . ^ Bon and $110 million, with the coat CHICKENS Mix—2 for 59c lifP ochst^^uoH te He said Mark described the money le e d e r" Democratic leaders in Congress • next two dropping , to be- HAMS than the sub-zero levels recorded It all slatted about a month ago fession in whith M. Sgt. Roy A. i ten receipts. > a s loans. 3 Lb. Av*raq« Eoch earlier In the week. when Mrs. Darcey met Mersin F. Rliodes said he agreed to cooperate] The prosecution contends Rhodes were talking today in terms of a - tween 285 million and 29f milUoh. FULLY COOKED The U.S. Weather Bureau Ma^k could not be reached for, with Russians in the United States gave information under threaU in-, js billion to $10 billion tax cut if A aupplemenUl appropriaUon STUFF AND BOAST THEM—HAVE THEM CUT TO FRY. com m ent. ' Gule, 18, in 4, B rooklyn re sta u ra n t Windsor Locks predicted near-rer*t., .near her homk because “I was up to my neck in volvlng drinking bouts and a preg-' business recession makes tax bill passed by Congress this year temlierstur'es for tonight. ' A fr\.' hours after tjie hearing. it” w a* inti’oduced todav at his - carries $296 million for starting Some hmnemakers think “there's less confusion and it's easier to serve when you eliminate Shank Ends i.b 65e Att.v. Gen. Rogers ordered the woman. reduction necessary choice.” For these Plnehurat offers a special buy on FARM FRESH Tha Canaan area in northwest (Continued on Page Ten) coiirt-nvai’tlal trial on charge* of The ronfe.*.*ion related niinierou.* g,,, a snowballing de the submarines. The Navv has Save 5c On Deal Pack ern Conne<'ticut remained the FBI to make a "complete investi espionage conspiiacy meetings y.itli Russians, one of in the eennomy. there wa.s no asked that the initial program be states'# most frigid with sn over gation" of the allegation*. TTie’'statement was spiced with whom w ent under the name of Boh ,, expanded to a total of nine craft. Butt Ends Lb. 69c Harris said he had told the FBI onvirtion on Canitol Hill : 7 night recording of 8 degree.*. The accounts of di-unkcn vodka parties I Day or Boh ,'4mlth and spoke ex- that Congress will be lalled on to The N’avy announcement said: STA-PUFF at 44c Bot. Danielson and Stafford Springs it could have acre*.* to subcommit and two occasions on which Rhode.* | cellenl English lb CHICKEN NOODLE .. 3 pkgs. 39c tee files. He added that his sub Erie., Pa- Blaze consider ta.x cuts before early ' rheM two yards « ere selected areas logged 8 degrees while it wound up in bed wifli Russian Rhodes said he roiikin’t remeni- summer and then only as a last becau.so} in the Navy's judgment, Save 6c On TOMATO VEGETABLE 3 pkgs. 39c HALE'S BEST HAMBURG was 7 above in Colchester. committee plans no session today CHICKEN LEGS tinles* something urgent come.* up. womcn. I ber details of what informatiQn the lesort to rer'crse the business those asaignments will i‘ei*mit tlie Other lows were Bradley Field, If convicted, the married 40 ftn.^ians requested or what he told We ha%:e special large White Rock Chicken fresh breasts, all whits meat ef coarse as well VEGETABLE BEEF .... 2 pkgs. 33c .'*ay* Ike'* ,\ldo Involved Loss Estimated -1 sliflp earliest possible completion dates ” STA-FLO Liquid Starch 9: Litchfield and Westbrook. 10; .year-old Rhode.* could go to prison^ them, as there was vodka at most This was the general opinion held as frozen oven ready Turkeys, Fowl end Cornish Hens. ONION ...... 2 pkgs. 31c HALE'S HAMBURG E xtra Onnd Hartford, 11: Groton snd Bridge Schwartz has agreed to return for life. He could get as much as a ,be meetings and he got drunk, • ; gal. 31c • Monday for further questioning on today by influential House lead- (Continued on Page Ten) FE^k 2 pkgs. 29c port. 12: Bethany, 15 and West year on a lesser charge of falsify- He said that at one of the last brook 16. information he says he has about At $8 Million ci's upon whom tax cutting de- ' PEPPERIDGE FARM AND ARNOLDS STUFFING. freshxative b r o il e r s Lh. othc FCTC commi.ssionrrs and! h"a^ : meetings before he i clurned to Hus ' rlslon's will rest. All revenue legis- >'Gusly 35-mile-an-hour north pieaaea innocrni.. country he was asked to cooperate lation miis( originate In the hoii.se ' CRANBERRY SAUCE 21c CAN CELERY LG. BCH. 29c Save 5c On west winds swept frigid Arctic Sherman Adams, President Eisen Ei'ie. Pa . Feb. 14 i/P.-/ A spec EHLER5 hower’s top aide. : The confession was given last with the Russians after he got Early estimates of a possible tax i Giant Tide at 77c Mary s Kitchen Lb. 79c air into New England today. i tacular fire, fed by dnin)# of gaso-, July 2 to two FBI agents. One of back and "I had agreed to do so. of *'J billion or $3 bil- VEAL SWEETBREADS Boston recorded 4 low of 111 RICHARD A. MACK I In his testimony yeslerUay, line and chemicals antj- punctual- | Bulletins CORNED BEEF HA$H Schwartz mentioned that he had ' Ihcm. James P. Kehoe. identified feeling that by this time I was up pon as by a $100 increase in per-I degrees, but the biting wind made j ed by periodic explosiphs. destroy- ^ the original and the photographic Check these special low prices . . . Give a thought to COFFEE *’ 85c been planning a .series of hearings in my neck in it sonal liieonie exemptions have from the .AP Wires Golden Anniversary Special. lOc 2 eons 75c p i c k l e d PIGS FEET Lh. 39c it seem much colder. Newport, . * "' " ed a block-long wa/ehouse last ■ copy introduced in evidence. Economy buying full cases . . . Hudson tissue is pseked in con Vt.. had a reading of 2 below. on what he termed “White House night, causing daniMe tentatively He told of complicated arrange- been pushed aside off regular price—special pack. ROA5T BEEFJ4A5H Bridgeport Family The document dealt mainly with ments for a contact but said he It wouldn't he “a drop in the venient cases of 48 rolls, hash in cases of 24. Pruns The mercury did expected t o, influence" on federal regulatory estimated by the oivner as *S mil the period when Rhodes was chief Juice snd Pineapple Juice pseked in 12's. 2 COBS 79c Inch above 20 degrees today in : agencies. He said that in the files’ lion. , / made no effort to get In touch and bucket" in stemming a major ero- 3I.\C’K D E N IE S CH.VRGE.S Meat Cuts FRESH TRIPE IJmllrd Quantity Of 3 Asphyxiated nicchanio at tlie garage at the U.S. knew of no efforts to reach him noinic dip. the leaders believe. Boston and the forecaster added it | were letters on the White House All available fi^e equipment was Emba.ssv in Moscow, from April Washington. Fob. 14 i/Pi—Rich ELBOW or THIN In a sep arate statem en t dated N othing le.ss tlian a $.’) billion to SHURFINE New Items SPECIAL PACK. SAVE lOc will slide down to zero in the j stationery of Adams. summoned to ike roaring inferno 19.')1 to Ju ly in.'),", ard Mack today told t'ongres- PINEHtlRST LaRO$A Bridgeport, Feb. 14 i^l - Police SchWB'.'tz was fired by the sub last July 24 Rhodes told of a plan $10 billion cut in the nation’s tax slonal investigator* he is confi LUNCHEON MEAT ■uburba tomorrow. In the one-stopy brick and con a tax cut might do tions Commissioner in connection FRIENDS YELLOW CORN BREAD the Russians he couldn't make the Some •"-at complete dessert iii' 1 SNOW CROP SLICED STRAWBERRIES .... 2 10-oz. pkga 4»c urday night and Sunday. apartment, they found Stanley \V. counsel said Mack claimed the slipped on the ice and was ad the most good - "if there is one." ■ with a-Miami Fla., TV contest as SALMON photograph*, and the camera wa.* lb. 12V2C *MIX. pkg. 31c SNOW CROP B.SBV LIM A S...... 2 pkga. 55o But a leading .department store Banbus, 34. sprawled in the bath' checlts. represented Joaps and tlial mitted to Erie Veterans Hospital, News Tidbits Rayburn, as well as other tax | •‘unsubstantiated charge*, accu- pkg. This Boston Cream the comqiis-sloner said a portion of never taken to the embassy *atlon*. Inmiendne* and distor- CORNED BEEF HASH Pie, which sells for 37c, COFFEE CAKE MIX doesn't believe it will last for long. noom. liis wife, M ary, 33. in a chair puly Fire Chief .lohn .North, leaders, said a tax cut might also 7»; Oz. Can ■'65c II is having a sale tomorrow ' of before the television .set. and the the loans had be“n fo:givep and directed tlie entire E ie Fire Culled from AP Wire.s In D ceqm ber 1951 there w as a • lepCnd on whether the budget can , r;ons." PINEHUtRST just came put last week pkq. 39c Bermuda shorts. boy, Barry, 4, in bed. Lights were some repaid in cash. epartment of 120 men in battling - "big party” the statement said. It stand it. President Eisenhower al on’ and the television was playing. The rherks, Schwartz said, were — related t.liat Rhodes left with one AtTKESS DKI GGED SELF BARE MARROW end and those who have PREMIER PEELED, Hale's Choice Produce A bright sun brought slowly the blave. said "It was the worst ready ha.s foreca.st a deficit for the cans PEELED HAND PACKED rising temperatures to Florida to- j fire as far a* property loss is con UJlian Mojica, lO-year-old New" of the girls. year ending this June 30, and many Harrisburg, Po.. Feb. t4 iF t— tried it. say “simply de HALVES IN HEAVY SYRUP PREMIER (Continued on Page Five) Dr. Thomas .1. Fritchey. Dau RONES, lb. 3c licious.” BEETS ...... 2 bunchea 29c day in the wake of the season's i (Continued on Page Three) j cerned that 1 liave .seen in my 31 York (.'dty schoolgirl, found mur- Rhodes said they went to a night - Deiiioci ats are questioning the BKOC'COLI ...... , . bunrh 39u fourth hard freize but the Weath years on the fire department," dered in basement of Washington | elub. drank vodka, rhampagne. : basis of his e.stimalc that a surplus phin County Coroner, said to BARTLEH PEARS Heights home and authorities seek i brandy and probably other Ihinfis. will appear in the following year. PINEHimST LEAN C o m pf 24— $7.08 TOMATOES PARSNIPS ...... pkg. 250 years>go slie be- i W ashington, Feb. 14, ,Ti •Valen his feelings to a friend. ■ the day he suffered the coronary San Bernardino, Calif., Feb. 14 timore. , . Massiichuaetts' Att.v. tine's Day seems like the perfect "1 have now come to the con occlusion. FROM RATH And Coca-Cola is featur London, Feb. 14 (/P)—The British gan accompanying her mother.! ' Gen. Geoi ge Fingold says he will Com ef 12—$3.18 r\c* ' i/Pi An expert mountain tlimber time to squelch any notions that clusion never again to thlnl* of ing a give away sale. WINS whoir Art'*' Medical Journal reported Joday j Mrs. Emmeline Pankluiist. on I confer next week with George Al- eert '»• j speech-making tours in England, finally got rlown to a ledge wheie only the poets can properly sing marrying, and tor this reason I ] SPACE .MAN TIRED SLICED BACON Mr*. Fanny Rutter, 90, is “a case i i>erl, p iesidenl of .New H aven Rail- can never be satisfied with anyone San .Antonio, Tex., Feb, 14 Ut Save 19c when you buy a I y o u of -unuaual health.” . where they foi:ght vigoiotisly in a young boy lay by a splashy the jo.v.s of love. DRIED BEEF RED HEART CAT FO O D ____ 3 cons 2Se 4l It waterfall, grptesquely twisjed and : road, abniit evtemling for two American presidents have liad a who would he Wockhead enough .Air Force officials said today carton of regular coke FORD FAMILY of FINE CARS Qviee;^ Mrs. Rutter, cook-h()uaekeeper behalf of suffrage for women. : months tlie state's option to buy EXTRA THIN IIWmsci'II at a private achool for girls, has Often they wound up in jail for still. bit to say oh the subject, too. to liave me. " wrote Lincoln Donald (•. Farrell, on the down for 3'7c and get a 19c bot o W S "Negative," the climber yelle.d to the railroad's Old Colony division In fact, you'd th in k fioin .sonic Four years later Lincoln mar hill «>2de fit a mythical 7-day trip: SLICED BACON' HPECIAI, CON’nNU ES ON CO been ill only once, in her life — creating disturbancie/i. i in Soulhea.stern .Massacluisetls ried Mary 1’od'l ami proceeded to tle free . . . . oa Her father, Dr, Richard Pank- the men 300 feet aljove. of theli’ romantic remarks that a to the mtmn. had shown hi* first VAC-PA K COLD CUT.S for your family of with bronchitis .— and follows this Fecleral Appeals Court dent* , President* knew voice his "profound wonder" that $ 1 . 0 0 hurst. also h#d been an ardent They knew then that the crum sign* of real faflgiie In the ex N. E LOAF SEALTEST ICE CREAM daily routine: bly cliff had defeated them. Young ! I.smlsianirs armor igiilnst ileseg- much about the gentle ways ol the, *bc woiiM have him perimental space cabin here. Save 19c when you buy a 8:30 a.m.—Takea pet dog (or a C’rusader for the women's vote. ' ragatioii w ith lliiee ilecisiim.* a f SALAMI When Gladstone was prime inin- Young Donald Burn* was dead, heart as about the rougli and reail.i Rulherlonl Hayes, a dappci and "Honever, this morning after a (Sovc ISc on V2 g4illens.) carton of king size coke walk, conks breakfast. fecting New Oi lcan.* piililic schools, of politics. real gmt.. sleep he sounded murh HARD SALAMI 9:30 a.m .-Shops for school i.ater Pankhurst drafted the Wom A day earliei'. the 13-year-old (ia.shing ladies man in his Harvard for 43c and get a 19c bot eighth grader fri.m ncai'hv Colton I I oiiisiana Stale t'niver.*ity and fa- George Wa.sliingUin spoke of. day.*, fell madly in love with pielty more alert and we are very opti - BOLOGNA V meals. en's Disabilities Removal Bill. It ! ei.lllles at cit.v ’s pari; . . Order for mistic he will complete the full tle free. Plus deposit, of 11 a.m.—Starts cooking school was killed in committee b.v Glad was walking along the top of the reveling in "an ocean of lov#, " anji lau y' Wcbli who was nearly 10 Ham and CHEESE 71 cliff on towering Ml. San Gorgonio. i Im rnediale siiRpension if .New York 'I'homas Jefferson de.scribed the yeais his junior. His diaries (ell seven finv*,'' said Ij, Col. Georgs PICTSWEET FROZEN SPECIALS course, on these deals. c Wesson Oil lunch. stone's order. I public sokiool jnipils aceiiseil of vio R. Steinkamp. .Irhief of space CANNED HAMS PICTSWEET Emmeline Pankhurst worked as He and a achoolmate, part of a hik "tranquil happiness", that flows I vividly of tlie see-saw joys and AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE 2 r*g. pkgs. 37c 1;30 p.m.—Sorts out dirty diailwa lence and insnhoi cliiiatioii. face* when two per.sons fall for each heartaches of court.ship. medicine at Randolph .Alg Force (or washing. , ' a suffragette from 1889 until vic ing part", ha((, flinrted fi-om a ASPARAGUS TIPS ...... 4Se Dol« snowy canyon to look from the . re«clndnieiit by .-yiuil 1. otlier. Wl^n al last they were .married Base. t> 1 fS'■P'P 2 p.m.—Take# dog (or walk. tory was won In England in 1918. Demociatii governuis of 11 Teddy . Roosevelt rhapsodized j in 1&2. Hayes e.xuited: "Can any-, O d l e 2 to 4 p.m.—Acta aa front-hall Chrislahel, for her work, leeeived top of a falls tlial tunibles 700 feel O T H B i e dow a in tw o step.*. I states urge I’residenI Eisenhower niore emphatically thing enjoyed on Earth be-a source FRO.ST STOPS IKE . DELICIOUS SUCCOTASH . . . 2 for 45c receptionist. from King George-V the honor of "There is no other such happi- of truer, -puier happiness more uq-, j ThomasviUe. Thoma.HvlUe. Ga..Ga., IFeb. 14 PIIIXKS Dame Commander of the Order Donald slipped on a path, went to adopt 6-l>oliit plan of action Try Pepperldge Farm new frozen Puffs, Apple Turn PINEAPPLE CHUNKS . 4 p.m.-: Prepares tea for staff of ; aim ed a t checking i)os.*i.bli depres- ne.s; ,on E a rth aa there la ’for a alloyed tljan this? Blessing# on hla'! Continuing frosty weather Itept overs, Raspberry and Ocange dfsaerts . . . j C e f y o o f seven teachers. ' t of the Britlsli Empire. over the side. His fall was inter rupted moipenlarily by a am all Sion . . Joseph J. Delaneyelanev of New (..true'..true lover, , , - and a aweet, fair -girl h ia d Avhoifiist invented marriage! vacationing Prnident Elaeii'^ . 7 p..nt. n- Prepares dinner for Dame PankWlrat camei to the. ' ‘ ’ Woodrow \vViIson,, a more re- hower indoors by the Areglac* \ 1 eirfiy ’ United StAtea in the 1930s. lectured ! ledge about 100 feet down. But the York expected to be eler-ted pre*l- beloved." he *Sid. < *’ jieadirUatreas. dent of 280,000-myniber Interna- ' Sopic' ' of thfe Presidents found, served mail', neveriheleia couldn't. today and dashed his hopes (or ' blanki AMNCHpttiil Co Nh* ^ 9:30 p.m.—’Take# dog for Walk, widely at Bible confeiencei and' water pushed hint 6ft, and he (ell Cupid evasive for a while. When 1 restrain expressing his ardot- fori gqU or quail hunting. The (ere> PINEHU9ST IS PPEN THURSPAY PINEAPFLE JUICE madei many^ speeches favoring im- another 200 feet to the-ledge that tlohal Unipit of Oper-ting, Englt h ereh lO'p.m.—To bed. ,' neer* at executive board's parley si plump Mary Owyni rejected Abra east la for rain tonight and eVe* 48 Oz. Cs*a 5 7 C CORNER MAIN ofid QAK $TRRET$ ■be also cleans and polishea the ham Lincoln’s proposal In 1838, the' (Con^ued on Fags Five) I fhlllier wenthe# i sn4 FRIDAY NIQHTS TiU 9:00 2 / i furniture. on Bsturdays. (ContlBued oft Page Seven) DAME PARKHUBSA' (Continued oil Page Three) JjJIami Beach. ' > .1.1 T f ) ■ -■,v /' V - ' ' 1 I- -' /J h s V. \ . ■ I \ ! \1 . 1 il- i •' .. ■ I