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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1«BT Daily Net Pt.«a Ron T V n S N T T For the Ended Tha Waathar iKaticIiieBter lEv^fttng 1§mUi Febniary 8, 1857 rseasaat ef D.4b WaatharOwM -rr-r Flair, COM tonight. M-M, The MethodUt Men o f the South Herbert A. Urwelder, son of 'Mr. Aniiy last September, and com­ 12,490 Sntarday nttle change ha tempn pleted baalc training at Fort Dlx, Methodist Church are reminded of and Mrs. Herbert F. Urwelder of 51 Piincetbn St., a third year stu- Member of the Audit About Town N. J. the Christian Stewardship meeting atnre, anow Ukely flatmday aighti tonight at the church. Refresh­ diwt at McOill University Medical Bosean e f CIrcfulatlon High In SOt.. School, is the recipient of one of PINEHURST GROCERY ments wlll^be served. Arm y Pvt. Bruce H. Little, 18. Chapman Court. No. 10. Order Manchester^A City of VUlagm Charm of Amaranth, will meet in the the Oarcelon and Merritt scholar­ 302 MAIN $T. . ■on « I Mr. end Mrs. Howard R. Masonic Temple tomoirow at 7:45 The midweek service of the ships fronsV- Bowdoin College, Salvation Arm y tonight at 8 at the Brunswick, Maine. He is a 1854 VOL. LXXVI, NO. 116 Zitae, S64 Autumn St., recently pjn. A social will follow, and re- (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 (Claaalfled Advertising on Fago -16) PRICE FtVE CENTS was (mduated from the 8-week freshmenU will be served by Mrs. Citadel will be open as usual to the graduate of the college. Blanche'Plerce'and her committee. general public. The speakers will PRiSBNTS cquimnent maintenance course at be CecU KitUe and Leland Hamil­ The Church Council o f the Zion the w iglnttT School, Fort Belvoir, Royal Matron Mrs. Marjorie Mor­ ton, active local soldiers of , the Lutheran Church will meet tomor­ Va. A 1888 graduate of Manches­ rison reminds members to bring Man Killed as Car corps. ^ row night at 8 o’clock. ter High School, he entered the their baby pictures. Crashes into Bus w ^ m Newton. Feb. 15 Of)— State Police said a driver was killed today Bhd two passengers in­ jured when their car collided HALE'S On State Borrowing with an Inter-city bus. Police identified the .dead man as Frank L. Pospiiil, 25, By CARL J. LALUMIA ^named last summer by Ribicoff, a "debt created for the purpose of Botsford, and the two paaseh- Self Serve Democrat, after an economy study ^ r tfo r d , Fej). 15 (/P>— A repelling Invasion, auppreaqing in­ gera, both admitted to Dan­ had been proposed by Republican surrection, conducting war or bury Hospital, af- Mrs. Elsie special State Economy com­ State Chairman Clarence M. Bald- meeting -a natural catastrophe.’’ BriUon, 40, Newtown, and and f mission recommended today, win. I f auch a limit were now in ef­ Richard Charette, 23, Bethel. but not unanimously, that Labor Oppoaea Um iU fect, the commission explained, the 'The 12 passengers on tha FtaturlRg ihR Ortatsst Buys on le a ! , Connecticut clamp a constitu­ In reporting that ita consti­ debt could go as .high as 8875 buB, traveling from Bridge­ port to Danbury, were shaken tional limit on fts liorrowing. tutional debt limit proposal fell million on the basis of 1955-56 Meat Dept. abort of \manimous approval, it revenues totaling |250 million. up. The bus driver, Robert It said also that the state said that the two labor members The state's total indebtedness as Stewart, 33, Dahbury, was un­ OcdcSaeiM h i» A t should, practice "every reasonabie ‘Nyet’ Man flatly opposed any limit. of July 1, 1956, it reported was hurt. GREEN GIANT economy" to help its industries T h e dissenters, Joseph M. 8tn4,733,443.^ Statg Troioper Edward Mc­ compete with those of other states. STOCK U P ! Rourke of the Connecticut Feder­ Ribicoff, in his budget message Mahon said the car was com- To that end, >the State Ptacal ation of Labor and John J. Dris­ Ing around a curve on Jloute In Job Held MEAT SPECIALS ___ Study commlaaion headed by W il­ \1L^ coll of the State CIO, called it ar­ islature W^nesday, recommended 25 and the bus was just start­ cans PICTSWEET SUCED liam C. Bell. New Haven utility bitrary. Tliey said too, that in ing up after making a atop. executive, proposed in a report to bonding of 831.800,0p0. He said Popular Pork Roasting Cut! likcking a debt limit, the majority the state will retire 823 million in By Shepilov P H S ^ Gov. Abraham Ribicoff that the "aubacribed to certain statements 15-OZ. ■ state; bonds diiring the next two years, regarding the general subject oT leaving the stdte with authorized PKG. 1. Revise and improve some of public indebtedness which tend to Airman Chuffs By HAROLD K. MILKS STRAWBERRIES its fiscal operations, including its Indebtedness of About .8823 million create a ‘scare’ psychology con­ M O n 'S budgetary practice of maintaining or 852 million below the commis­ Moscow, Feb. J5 ( f f )— The cerning the fiscal health of Con­ sion’s 8875 million limit. special funds, necticut." .. From Burninj^ Soviet government today re­ 2. Ovsdhaul or study the need of Four for Statutory Limit FRESH Pkg. 29c Specifically, the. commission) lieved Dmitri Shepilov —Preal-S’Defenae for me to conUnue in m y : P'**"* turned back. The Navy re- j plane setting the fabric aSre and it sputtered like a huge sparkler. . Fire was controlled before it committee yesterday named Frol The flneet for'Every Use MIXED dent Eisenhower has adapted position,. . . " ' ported he was picked up by a mer-1 spread to a hangar housing 51 planes. Romanovich Kozlov as a candidate DdtoiaM SmoR Roofttn, raody dMM«d . . . lb. 49c Combination loua." PLUS The 17-member commiasion was swiftly the resignation of l^ b e rt j Elsenhower replied that "I un- ship. . ; I alternate) member of the party’s For Only SPINACH VEGETABLES Tripp Ross as assistant secretary Ideratand the reasons you set forth ; Others on the flight were Capt.' ruling Presidium, successor to the ECONOMY SUGGESTION: of defense. Ross has been quesr | for resigning at this time in spite i James L. Pentz Jr.. Capt. John F . , old Politburo. Koziov has been an A FREE SOAP DISH tinned by a Senate committee }o f your conviction that nothing ^ ****°"> the pilot; and 1st Lt. A l-, U.N. Sidesteps! active ..leader of the Leningrad Old Markers about military contracts awarded | you have done violates any legal 7 ^ A. Raneri Jr. Raneri passed Insists Israel Party committee and a close col­ BONELESS POT ROASL “^58c 2 Pkgs. 33c 2 Pkgs. 35c to firms headed by relatives. |or ethical standards that must be out from,lack -of * oxygen------* but------recov; i ¥ n fg s iv x r A n tlF k n S'TS I laborator of formerJiremler Georgi- Rosa told Eisenhower he 'Sad robserVed in government.^ ered"Wioray before the plane i a n d -Intervention i* * 8 * R > R - V t 5 t lL 1 4 J ll 1 1 1 i , M. Malenkov. 13V2-OZ. GLASS JAR RIHER ALL GREEN done nothing WTong or inq>roper, i The President said he appre- ed. ' RATH RLACKHAWK— TOP QUALITY FRENCH or REGULAR CUT State Property, A s a secretary of the Communist but " I feel that my future eHec-1 dated Rosa’ concern for the inter- Cause of the fire was not im­ Cairo Hears Party Central committee, ShepUov tiveneaa” in the office ", haajsst and reqXirements of the De- mediately determined. Algerian Strife rejoins the other secretaries Tynan Reports been impaired.” I fense departi^qnt and thanked The bomber circled the Hunter headed by Khruahehev, who has F SKINLESS FBANKFUBTS '*■ 59c GREEN BEANS Pkgs. Within a few hours after being him for hia "contribution to the Base field for 10 minutes to re­ United Natlon.-s. N. Y.. Feb 15 the title of first secretary. * informed'tast night of Rosa’ letter ; effective fulfillment of the D e-' duce its fuel load before attempt­ United Nations, N, Y „ Feb. A1 Gumhuria aaid the United Asparagus Spears f Hartford, Feb. 15 (M—Vetersna’ Nikolai Semeno'vich Patblichev. 55 ing a landing at 0:50 a.m. EST. ' (A*)—The U.N. General Assembly Sandwich Combination: of rissignatlon, the President wrote j fense department’s programs and 15 IB—The United States. Brit­ ^'States should consider "the ex­ who has )>een a secretary in the FRENCH FRIED unlta, clubs, heart and cancer fund him a S-paragraph letter accepting | mlsaion” during the laat throe First word of the bomber's today approved a mildly-worded ain. France and Norway have orbitant price she la paying to party organization of White Rus­ . committees and scores of other or- the resignation, effective Feb. 20. years. plight came in a radio message to resolution expressing hope that agreed on a tempoier}- ar- gain Israel’a friendship.’’ sia, wras named s first deputy LOAF CHEESl^ u. 49c gantsationa acroas the state, roiled Ross, whose w l'e is president of Resignation Not Urged the Charleston base. The bomber tha Algerian problem would be raagement for the Son* Canal “ Between Israel's slUps and the foreign minister. PatoUchsv has Tetley Tea Bag 7c Sale but Egypt Is' firmly Refusing to thalr barrels ^ today. I W^nn^Ekiterprisss Jnc., and whose W hltei House press sMtqtary reported, it was .155 miles south­ solved .-"in .the spirit of coopera­ Aqaba gulf Btanoa Egypt's deter­ been a deputy, fc^elgn .i^nister i.ttMtni^F'-ln.. iv', h ; D. WyfinTSSa'ds Tames C, H agerty' told ne«vsmen east o f Charleston. take any action. Dfploinatlr mination tO 'TTlHrtiAte'tllla Dbjefc' LUNCHEON LOAF \ 49c Buy 48 at regular price and get 16 more for only Tsiate Motor^VabickM Coqaiplz- tion.” since July anti is ■ mernbw o f the stoner John T. 'tynan had knocked affiliated fim u, )iu keen on a self- at Thomaaville, Ga„ that the An amphibious plane from M yr­ The vote was unanimous. Bri­ sources today said President ; live,” said the paper. "Thla in fact party's Central committee. POTATOES tle Beach sped to the scene along Nasser appears to have de­ may lead to World War III, threat­ Ic. “ For the deal pack.” ...... I a e e e e e e 1 61c the bungs out o f them with an­ requested leave o f absence since President did not request Ross’ tain had abstained on the original ,, Shepilov replaced MolOtov as with a O aat Guard plane from- cided to sh on the pibblem of, ening all humanity with complete E SMfood or Hob's bidiMiM SMlLTS. RUHERFISH. Pinehurst Meat Manager nouncement that he wants all the Jtn. 11. Ross hinisslf has been an resignation! ballot, but later asked that its vote the Sues CSnal until Israel foreign minister last June 1, oh 1956 registration plates. officer of several of the companies, In addition to the letter from be recorded in the affirmative. destruction. SWORDHSH. COD, HADDOCK. SGALLOPS. OYS- Charlie McCarthy Js aure O ) (Uontinaed. VO Page Two) evacuates Fgypt. Any progress "Has Mr. John Foster Dulles the eve o f a 'visK to Moscow by The ba'^rela had been pr^>ared as but said, he severed all those con­ R obs there was one by Dept'ty The compromise plan was President Tito of Yugoslavia. Ths you will enjoy this tender made here on the discussions thought of all thla before volun­ TERS, ote. receptacles for an expected wind­ nections in 1952 when he was elect­ Secretary e f Defense Reuben Rob­ worked out in a aeries of con­ timing o f this shift was Interpreted Fresh Fruit and Vegetables ed to Congress. ertson, acting in the absence of runs Into a blank wall in teering to guarantee free naviga­ fall of scrap aluminum, salvage­ ferences after it appeared neither Cairo, they added. then as s'gesture o f good will to­ BEEF POT PIES able from the old plates which Denies Wrongdoing' Secretary Charles E. Wilson, tell­ of two other resolutions before the tion for Israeli ahipa In ’ Aqaba CHOICE ^ ward Tito. Molotov had been one FRESH CORN ...... 3 cars 29c Motor Vehicle Department spokes­ His letter to ESisenhower yester­ ing Eisenhower that he was trans­ President Asks Assembly could get the required waters?" Frozen Food Specials mitting Ross’ resignation req,uest Cairo, Feb.' 16 ( ^ —Informed Egypt Bara U.N. Troops of the primary flgurea in the antl- CUCUMRERS (Fancy W oxnd)...... 2 for 29c OTHER FINE PRODUCTS IN RIB OVEN men previously had hoped to profit day asserted he had been guilty f tw’d-thirda majority. sources said today UB. Ambas­ Ttto campaign carried on byStalln RED L nSH DINNER...... 9 e a . I from a nickel to 11 centa ppr set on no wrongdoing. In his appearance and saying that; ; France did not vote. The lOO-mile long gu lf leads to sador Raymond' Hare has told Israel’s southern desert port. of after Tugostavla’s Communista CARROTS ...... 2 cd io pkgg. 27c old markers. New plates are now before the Senate Investigations "Neither from the report of the Quick ^oje on The proposal called for no speci­ broke with the Cominform in 1948. SNOW CROP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE President Nassei- the United States Eilat. Ita navigable 500-yard-wide m . . . . being iasued. su^ommittee on Wednesday, he general counsel ( of the Defense fic action, but merely expressed Molotov now leads the Soviet HONEYOEW MELONS. Lor^n SI noch 59c PINEHURST FROZEN FOOD CASES is still InaUtlng on unconditional mouth would returii under Egyp­ . Some arrangements committees sU4, “nothing w u brought to my departments nor from any other hope, that "in the spirit of coopera­ committee of atate control. He A oflB* 2 Toi* 29c Israeli withdrawal from the Gulf tian control if Israeli troops with­ DVLNJOU PEARS...... ^ Lbs. 49c whicl) have made ready to collect attention to indicate that the com­ sources has there been any evi­ Mideast l^ans tion, a peaceful, democratic and also le a first deputy premier. o. Aqaba and Gaza areas. - draw from Bharm el Shenkh qn SEARROOK FARMS RED b o r a n g e s the old markers are peeved. Wind­ mittee had found any evidence Of dence, with respect to any auch juat solution will be found” in con­ Shepilov is a former editor e f I MPLE . Lar9«.S iM ...... Dei, 79c He told him the reported 2-polnt Ui# west sliore. Egypt claims the From Mrs, Paul From Sara Lee sor’s Raymond B. McHugh VFW any wrong-doing, improprieties, or contracts that Mr. Ross (1) vio­ Washington, Feb. 15 Of)— Pres­ formity with the U.N. charter. Pravda and an interpreter of the RASPRERRIES...... 10 ou . 45c GRAP|FRUIT, Seedleu 3 for 29c proposals by. Secretary of State strait is Egyptian territorial Pott officials say they "cleared conflict of'interest on my part.” lated any of the Conflict o f Inter- ident Eisenhower has asked the party line. He outlined Soviet Fur- DE LUXE ' RUHER France, which had vlgoroualy Duties repreMnta nothing ne-w in water, and has declared she wquld with the Motor Vehicle Depart­ Then Ross added: Mt atatutea; (2) sought to influ­ Senate to "act promptly and ap­ opposed, any U.N. intervention in eign policy this week before the SEAFOOD DINNER COFFEE CAKES ence or Influenced the award of prove" a mUltary-economic plan to American policy, tke Informants '•X ment” Imfore they got their barrel "Nevertheless, I feel that my fu­ the Algerian dispute, was reported said. Supreme So'viet (Parliament) Ses­ ready. ture effecUveneas in my'< position any defense contracts; or (3) per­ help Middle eastern nations avoid to be happy over the new draft. (Continued Fage Tea) sion just ended. - FRIED S C A U O P S CHOCOLATE CAKE In a meeting with Nasser yes­ OF BEEF "I never gave any private or­ as the aasistant se c re t!^ of de­ sonally profited from the award Communist control. He called for The aaaembly’a political . He laid down a 8-potnt proposal DEV. CRAB CAKES POUND CAKE fense responsible for legislative of any such defense contract.” ‘a decisive vote." mlttee had approved two reaoiu- terday Hare reportedly explained ganization the right to collect, and that the United States since 1951 for the'Middle East, conrtdered a FRIED SHRIMP make money on state property,” and' public affairs has bMn im­ Robertson a^d he had informed Accepting DeraoOratic revUions tlona on Wednesday by tlim m a­ CHEESE CAKE ' (meoty 3nl Him 7Hi has assumed there would be free Pair Found Dead; report to the Etsenitower doctrine.' asserts Commissioner Tynan as he paired by the v e ^ serious impli­ Wilson, on v^ation in Florida of in his original Middle East reso­ jorities. ribs) si, pping in the Gulf of Aqaba, and It suggested withdrawal of all ^ K R A P T FARM HOUSE PECAN PIES remarked on what he aidmitted Is cations -contained in numerous the Ross resignation. lution, Elsenhower said through ' Sponsors of the new plan were troops from the area, pledgee ot press stories, and I feel it would his press secretary, J ^ e a C. Hag- favors a U.N. force in Oau to Apartment Bloody § s department snafu.. ■tabllize that area. In a -message to ^ ■ L U X I n m s FARM HOUSE CHOCOLATE PIES- He stated, 'T had calls asking be unfair to the Department of (Confinned ou Page Nine) erty, that he feels the revised ver­ (Continued ou Pngn Three) (OoBttaned on Page .Tea) m y opinion. Some groups wanted sion ."is intended and designed to the Israelis, Dulles resUted this Hartford, Feb. 16 (ffV-Raymond MaaaaaiHi lb to coUect these old plates and accomplish t h e purpoeea” he American position. Mare also was -Ecranton. 23. and his wife, Marie a s said to have explained that the Ivy 1 lb at regular prieo... make some money on them. I said sought.' Carrier Scranton 20, were foupd I would have to wait for a legal WomaUf Baby Injured' The Senate ia to staurt debate United States still supports U.N. dead at 11 a.m. today-in a blood- gat Tnd for Id im m resolutions demanding uncondi- opinion. I have it. The plates must Monday oh the legislation, which spattered siacond floor apartmmt. I News Tidbits Uonsl Israeli withdrawral. Spedolly mode foi be returned to the state.” would back up Elsenhower's plan The bodies were discovered by Bulletins Conunisaioner Tynan said that to use U.S'. armed forces if neces­ Colled from A P Wires Ajmewr Like Compromise Max Jahnke, apartment custodian, the public has been given wrong sary to repel overt Cdmmimist a t­ As Dulles’ proposals are reported Vho broke dowm the Scrantons' from the AP Wires S i # information from his department, Dynamite BWst Hits tack on a middle eastern nation in the .press here, however, u c y door on request -of Mrs. Scranton's asking help. It also would remove, appear to represent a compromise father, Fred R. Carrier, 44 Irving "by someone with no right to pkss Eisenhower administration re­ 'the word” and he said “ this is un­ restrictions from $200 million of' by the Americans which the Cairo St. STOCKS SHADE BIOHEE available funds and permit their portedly fanning to shift-U.S. press and .officials have called Police Capt. Joseph P. Mac­ New York, Feb-15 (ffiV—Stacks fortunate. Ambassador to Russia Bqhien ts. Pkg. The Hartford Times, which had use for military and'economic aid "rewarding Israeli aggression.” Donald aaid Carrier told pbllce he were a shade hlidier today with Lba. Oc 'R o lb 49c Clinton Negro Area in .the area. another diplomatic post, . . Pub- FRUITS and VEGETABLES received information the state Tbe government-backed news­ had sought unsuccessfully since some steel and motor laaaea la would not coUect the plates, re^ The House.alrcady has approved liaher o f defunct Boeton Post falls paper. A l, Gumhuria W'amed that last night.to telephone his daugh­ demand la the early afterooea-- ! eetved it from Deputy Ck>mmis- Eisenhower’S', resolution 'virtually to post i|85,008 guaranty as evi­ the Aqaba t issue "may lea4' to ter. When he received no answer Both gains aad loeeee raa from sloner Winism J. Hilliard. Cninton, Teim., Feb. 16 (/P)—AfUams, fatlier of a 21-year-oId without change. There were indi- dence he would put the paper back World War lU.” by this morning, he asked Jahnke fnmtioBa to well over $1 a elian. dynamite-laden Suitcaae . exploded aenlor suspended from the inte­ catioha the administration may in circulation. - . Making a bitter attack on Dul­ to enter the apartment PRESSURE PACKED in' the heart of CUnton’a Negro grated school on grounds he struek seek some change from the Sen­ New Orleans Negro leaders say les’ proposal for U.S. support of HOUSE DENTS B^nOGET section * last night, wrecking a a \/hite boy and threatened othms ate reviOons when the. measure t b ^ envMoa thotmaads ot pray­ free navigation through the gulf, (CoaUdae^ On Page Ten) Washlagtoa, Feb- 15 (AVr-Tha Now Hungary Reds restaurant and slightly injuring, ~v ith a knife Feb. 4, goes to a conference committee, ing persoBs marchlag to Wash- House Appraprlafioas Commit'-' All-dar a Negro woman and baby. The student, Alfred WUUams, but Hagerty said in Thomaaville, lagtoa unless President Eiisen- tee made a slight dtet today la ^ Only The dynamite charge, which has i^>pealed hia suspeuslon to the Ga., where Eiyenhower is vaca­ hower speuks out to South on Prealdeat Eisenhower’s budget . GREEN REANS. PEPPERS. SQUASH, wltneasea aaid was placed by a Anderson Coynty School . Board, tioning: segregation violence. . . U n Lt e d which calls for aew appropria­ h a s e £ Arrest 30 for "The ^President has no doubt Ultimatum by Harrisonia RUHERNUT and DES MOINES SQUASH. lb white raaA who raced away in which has set his hearing for next Steelworkera president DavUTMc- tions o f 57S4M.qpo,eoe. Tb# .07 car, also heavily dsimaged other Thursday. ' ~ that, since both the Senate com­ Donald ^ m e assurea e f reelecttoB Committee recommended that a n b o r n Negro-owned property. Jim Logmans, reporter for the mittees' verrion and the House in contest with Donald Rarick. the Treasury Departiweat ' ba SPECIAL FEATURE OH Roles in Revolt version seem clearly to be intended Ray o wbole or butt half of Hits choice lamb The blact was the area’s eighth, Clinton Courier-News, said the, Air ForOf unveils gigantic new glvaa 532,384,800 less tbaa tha GOLDEN CALIF. OR TEXAS and by far the most destructive, plate gtaae window was ’ blown to support the President’s pro­ cargo pUne—the Doui^sa C1S3-? Kii^ Harry I Threatens 5113.831.00 requested.,and tfaa COFFW a tS 9 c ib . Budapest! Feb. 15 Of)—^More since Clinton High School ad­ from the front o f the sandwich gram, the final congressional ac­ which will bo capable o f carry­ Poet O flce Depnrtaeeat 568 mil­ than SO new arresta growing out CUAMT.DIUCiOUk mitted 12 Negro studenU under a shop. He added that Willlama’ tion 'uiU be in terms entirely •atis< ing a *900,088 pound payload at lion Ices than the 55 hUBen It 5 o f the anti-Russign revolt in Hun- Bch. Serve with Pictsweet Peas which are on sale at 2 federal court order laat fall. home .was one o f about 25 or -SO fiactory to the President’’ a speed o f more than 460 thiles an wanted. The group said the tax OFFREeUURPMCEl CARROTS ^•gary wrere announced today. There; Ike to Win Recognition OlHits Lacking Negro homes from which window The Senate’s twq top Republican hour.' . . Seventy-three peraoas court should have the entire 51,* CRISP FRESH GREEN pkgs. for 33c. Mashed potatoes and brown gravy and apparently were a considerable QUAKER In the absence of concrete clues, guise was abattersd. AU were with­ leaden were disclosed today to killed and four wounded in last 400.000 it eonghL, be sure to have Smucker’s Mint jelly on hanO, number o f others not listed In pub­ however, officers still declined to in a 100-yard radius o f the blast,. 24 hours in ^dolence connected lic announcements. ■peculate is to whether integra­ (OeaUnned oa Page Tw o) ■Washington. Fbb. 15 Of)— was not the waiter's true CUCUMBERS Each. Two cars owned by Negroes with Algerian Nationalist rebel­ name, but he did not identify BROWNELL ANGERED ' ' A group of IS awaiting trial at tion o f the previously aU-whltd rmre damaged. The Secret Service says Pres­ OATS SLICED LEAN BACON lion agaiiut French rplc. ident Elsenhower last year the ^ y nor say where he Washington. .Feh- 15 (P)— WONDE»FI;l IDAHO BAKEKS . . . the lltUe town o f Nagykata, about school is connected wrlth the eeriea "They’re scared, they're bewil­ Strong support formed at Demo­ lived. ■ Atty. Oen. BrownelL pyeeslag WASHED MAINE RUSSET POTATOES MISSISSIPPI BRAND C C 35 milea east o f Budapest, were of exploeio3)s. dered, and they're mad,” Loggant received an ultimatum to rec­ ike Enjoying Trip, cratic N'tional Committee’s-first ognize a new nation "or rea­ “ InveatlgaUon disclosed that Uie admlnietratlen’e request for 'c h a r g ^ with destroying Com Police said the suitcaae, which aaid of the Negroes. "One of them dvU rights legtslaMon. clOihod FROM DUBUQUE, IOWA . . t...... Lb. O O C far west meeting in San Fran­ son with a ,^.22 Winchester." a breakfast-cereal company munist party , headquarters and the contained "several’’ sticks o f dy­ said he’s going bahk to North CUr- today with Sen. Etvhi (D-NC) RED RIPE TOMATOES BOX OF i19R cisco to extead formal vote o f eon- The dire threat was run distributes deeds to a, square- HOME STYLE . Soviet war memorial there. namite, was placed on a concrete oUna. One man said. ‘I can’t un­ To Extend Holiday who said Browraen had fallod tn lb Leon Pinehurst fldeaee to Cbalrmaa Paul Butler. down to reveal: (1). the ne^8 inch of land in Alaska to per­ SEEDLESS PINK PURE PORK - T h e trade tmibn. newapaper ■lab acroea the street from a res­ derstand iL We're living in the show "any speeifle conditioned HALE’S COFFEE . . German sciientist says 450 cases state wras to be called "Har- sons sending in the usual box Kepakarat esported two men pick taurant where several Nagroea tlAited States, but we've , been ’niomasvllie, Ga., Feb. .15 — CHUCK GROUND. of diabetes treated successfully rtsonia,” and (2) iU fdunder to Joetify I t BrewaoU aaappod SAUSAGE MEAT ed up in Budapest had confessed were sating. The Negroes said intimidated, and thrtetened until top, and Harry and several 8RAPEFRUIT A r o r S B e President Eisenhower is enjoyttag by use o f orally taken pill. wras a 12 - year - old named that he conldat be eypoctsd “to H A U *S FRESH SUCED 5 ^ planning to kill local Communist 'they aaw a whits man stop, leave, we can’t stand much more.” ’ his trip to South Georgia ao much o f Ms playmates' received Some membma of Congress sug- Harry with a predilection for turn myself late aa FB I” aad leaders. A teacher was reported ar^ the auitcaae, jump back into hia Those whose homes were win- he is going td stay longer than was deeds from the . company,” CHICKORY...CELERY HEARTS... 49c Lb. 49c gest that a tax exemptma might sending away box tops. rite «H1deaco’ e f ” *»**wj vtohe. reated in Budapest for hiding lesf- car and Spe^ away. dowleas rummaged, around for earlier indicated. , Baughman sald- be better than an increased intcr- ttona. ' ^ CELLO WASHED SPINACH... lets In his apartment. The reetauranL located in a cardboard and boards to try to' He may not return to* Waahlng- How the Secret 8er>1ce “ Harry, 13, .and his playmates Looking for something different. . . We have some ert rate for making, government BACON FRESH BEET GREENS... The official MTI News agency basement, was wrecked. Ita celling close their homea- against last I ton until about Feb. .24. two days squelched the dark threat decided to band together, , RECK APPROVES QtTBRY nice 1 ^ cuts of Pinehurst TENDERCURE CORNED reported a number of arrests not end inner walls ware caved in and savings bonds more-^attractive to pos^ by "King Harry I of form their Own country,, and BERMUDA HAMBURG ONIONS BEEF . . . Plenty of Farm Fresh Poultry . . . 'night’s near-freezing weather. in advance of the start of confer­ Vlenaa, Aaeferta, Fob. 15 0f>—m earried in the newrspaperi its windows blown out. ' Clinton’s racial troubles started ences there with French Premier ■mall lnvestora.jA- Publisher David Harrisonia” waa related by V. secede from the Hnion.' -. ' Dave Book, preoldaet of. the pow­ W. Howd o f Burlfa^ftpn (V t) Free E. Baughman, Secret Service Premisr Jaqos Kadar’a Soviet- The woman, -identified' as Itknma the last week in August, when the Guy.MoUet "There was no prosecution erful Interna tl waul Bththeiliood Installed government apparently Simmons, suffered a bump on her Anderson County School Board, The unofficisl .word wh«3 Elsen­ Press calls for ataesuimeat e f bat chief, in testiraony made pub­ in this case, and the boy's ef Teamsters, aaid today "1 hova lic today by the House .Appro­ g r e e n s t a m p s g iv e n WITH CASH SALES had completed taking over the head when Kit by falling plaster; under orders of the tT.S. Dietrict hower arrived a week ago today to eaferce pnUle aeeess -to govera- mother agreed that a severe made a heinva let e f maaiy** priations cqmmiUee. 46oz.< PINEHURST A T 302 MAIN STREET Aaeociallon-of Hungarian Univer- the' 11-month-old girL Jacgueline Court in Knoxville, admitted 12 was that he proimbly would stay meat records. lecture waa in order. The boy bat that ho has BO objeettooe to . 7 CORNRI MipbU TUKNnKE ' aity Students. This body was form­ Galiaher. daughter of Mrs. - Ethel Negro students to the-high aqhooL ■even to 10 days. Now it lo Nearing end cret Service for Investigatloh. against ths President, and i HA]$ FREE P AR K IN G -A N D lArey. ' . aoiw or tor the Bwt' 40 i MANCHItm COHM* . ' the Worid Federation of Ileino- 01)uali liart. Three other cAHdran In Guard ahd atate troopers being James C. Hsperty,'W hite Houee Of hia 4-month global tour Duke "A solution to this case was when the possible conse­ H* leag as they do H 1 lb e n tle . ToiitK a Cothmunlat-eoo- thahe bufiding tiie^ d Intfory. ’ CORNER MAIN ood OAK'STREETS IS OPEN THURS. and FIG. NIG HT TILL, 9 sept in by Ooy. Frank Clemeai^ to prees eecretary , says the Preaidenti o f Edinburgh sails aboarfi royal not difficult,” Baughman re­ quences "were explained - t o ' wl4m>< trytiM to " ■ . . * / ' ------. J nearhy ju B k t B rita u la for rsnalsw wltb ported. him, he replied: ‘I sur^epder. ■ad la eaaeoit wMi^ .COeiOSiQd m r a f X w e) t ive'Wn- .(CusWai d oil ffhgo Klhs) .(Ceetleeed SB Fege Iw e) ■<|BBsa' EBaabett 11 in IPortugaL He said Harry Harrison 1 am now & dUsen ■gain.'' '* m t ■X/ 7 •H* W - 'Vs.-:-'^. f « / ' / . . i . T ' . ''.’ ii. '- > ■ . *.•, • •; I-- - ' ■ . ■ > I ' :■ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957 r PAG%THHSB I ...... MPT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15^ 1957 f, Skating Schadole Airmanttutes Pi^esi^ent A ^ks Hun^ai^ R e^ gineers in industry to work to^vard ATTENTION South W indsor Rockville their master's degrees. U.N. Sidesteps There 'will be skating' at Sheinwold on Bridge Miss Patricia M. Smith, daugh-. Church and Chib^ From Biimiiig Center Springs Pond tonight k* Vote A rrest 30 for ter of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth H. from 6 to 10 o’clock. The An­ Smith, 132 Grove St., has been, Intervention in Groaps nex will be available for public DECEPTIVE ^LAT Month fisslrr NikeTour^Test Alert Held Hunt Seen Resigning selected to serve on the refresh-, f i47; A ll Safe skating from ;1:S0 to 6 p.m., M ideast Barnea-Jones Roles in Revolt „ PRODUCES OAME XoHh-Moiith velnwnUe ment committee for the annual Re­ "LUNCHEON and for hockey from 0:30 to By Alfred Sheinwold NOKTH cruitment Day at Willlrhantic Algerian Strife The current number dt the Ssl< News Agencies in Area State Teachers' College. ,The Her­ 10: Charter Oak Pond la (OontfaMMd from Pag. Om ) There doesn’t seem to be any A 9 4 3 . (OnaHniwij (KMi Bace One) from Page Oae) vatlon Army’s weekly paper csiv , As Town COP Leader ald inadvertently gave her name IS SERVED " closed. reasonable way for SouUi to make TQS7.4 (Ointimied from Page Oae' Ties a group picture of toe bridal four hearts In today's hand, but A K 8 3 as Mary M. Smith in yesterday's Will serve a delldoas Inncheon XUanbetb City, N. C., a Coast Over the weekend, there have^ild^ised immediate acceptance trolled organisation, apd to take South iVindsor, Feb. 15 (Special) ^’servicemen who had failed to file . to 100' Homemakers, Free, ex­ party and an account of toe mar­ Mr. Fox managed the feat with a ♦ QJ10__ In time an da small percentage of Rockville, Feb. 15 (Special) -^^North, vice president; Harold R. column. Guard twat from Charleston and win be skating at the main ot-Ow Democratic revision. part In a youth festival at Moacow — A ^ d e d tour of the Nike sta- William J. Hannon, 22, aon of Italy. Japan, the Philippines, cept for cover charge. All fa­ two planes from the Charleston riage of Miya Rutoelalne Jones and very persuaalve little swindle. WEST KAST *regl estate ownere, 'Hiere were no Raymond E. Hunt reportedly Obenauf, treasurer and assistant pond from 10 to 10, weather Sen. Bridges (R-NH). chslrman later this year. E hst played the tion.^ln Esat Windsor and a teat Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Hannon, Rt. Thailand, Argentina, Brazil, (juba, mous name product Air Boros Baas. permitting, and hockey at th^^ George A. Barnes, which was AAKJ A18«8 reduction made in persons! proper­ plans to resign aa chairman of the! secretary; and Donald C. Fisk, at- of the ^nate GOP PoUcy commit­ Kadaria' cabinet promised) It deuce of spades V & V • 8 alert were held yeaterday for newi ty or motqr vehicles. Republican Town Committee at a I t'orney. 2, recently was promoted to spe­ Peru and the Dominican Republic. T el. LuB(:taeon Is Served TiM amphlbloiu plane, an BA- Annex. solemnixsd rscently in toe Centen­ cialist third class while a member 16. reported It had spotted Capt. tee told reportera the modUlcatlon would enlarge the field open to at the first trick, 4QX10 4 *9768 agencies in toe Connecticut Valley Orange Contoet Wbuiera meeting of toe group Monday Events Tonight The Aasifiibly'a 80-nation top A D 3-6531 nial MemoriM Temple, New York A965 4 S 4kA8T3 of toe 640th Quartermaster Com­ Steward wlw bailed out and was City. The ceremony was conducted small private shops "In those and West looked area. Representatives from televi­ The second round of the' quis night, a town official revealed The Ladies Aid Society of political committee voted earlier "doea not change the authority the fields where Soctallat email trade around for . c SOUTH pany at Port Polk, La. this week against Asian-African nttempUns a rescue. Ihe Navy re­ by the bride’s parents, Senior sion, radio, and newspapers, were contest was held at this week’s today. Trinity Lutheran Church will holdl President seeka In any fundament­ has shown itself defective anfi good suit to shift Mr. Fox Wspplng Grange meeting. The Hunt, who resigned Wedneaday « supper meting at 6:15 at the Specialist Hannon, a truck driv­ demands that France grant Alger­ ported later, however, that the Major and Mrs. Benjamin C. present al way, and I have advised 'toe sd- -There It is necessary to give the to. He naturaUy A Q 8 7 6 , winners were Edwin Barber, Levoh as secretary of the Rockville church. * er, entered the Array In March ians the right to determine their captain was fished out by the mer­ Grusha Heads Jones, who, it will be recalled, Fox Oroup Commander Col. Donald chant-veSselJtlo Dale. mlnistraUon to accept *t.” \ people a. better supply of goods.” svritched to the T A K J 10 8 2 Parmskian, tVslter Foster, Mrs*. Building and Loan Asan., la re—j Alden Skinner Auxiliary will 1055 and was last stationed at own future. It then approved two were in charge of the Manchester L. McMillan; 63rd Triple A Fort Lee, Va. watered-down recommendations for C^>t Joaeph'Fulton, public In- Senate Republican Lieader IQ\ow- Corps from January 1950 to No other detallh were given. queen of dia­ ♦ A 2 Rose Leonard, William Leonard, portedly lightening toe load of | hold a public grocery aoclal at monds, which won toe second 4> K > Battalion coipmander, conducted a He is a 1053 graduate of Rock­ French-Algerian talks to try to end fonaation officer at Hunter Inli- Credit Umon land (Calif) reported to have September 1953. - The Interior Ministry denied a William Park. Irving Foster, and work he has been carrylngy He 8;i5 in GAR Hall, report that antl-Oimmunlat rebels trick.! South West North Knxt dlscusaion period at 11 a.m., after will remain aa town treasurer, and Past Chiefs Club. Degree of ville High School. the bloodshed. Neither one polled cated that damage to the bomber offered the same advice, but publl^ The bride was an honor gradu- which guesta were taken on a tour Mrs. Elsie Hail. was aUfht and that the craft could still control the town of Toemoem- Mr. Fox later said that ha had 1 V Pass 1 V “definitely is not a candidate for|-pocahonlaa, will hold a potiuck Sugge.stion Award Won enough votes to . assure it a two- Walter Orusha/^aaslslant vice ly he would say only "I’m satlsfleq ate of Mancheater High School, ptUled toe wrong card,, but It of toe administrative part of the 1 ^ The third snd fins! round will be Erick A. Anderson, RFD 2. was thirds majority in the Assembly. be repaired. Class of i960, snd widely known keny near the Yugoslav border, 4 T Pass pass Paaa town clerk,” Hunt said today. supper at Red Men's Hall at 7 that toe leglelaUon wlU, as flnaUy m doesn’t pay to believe that shrewd Opening leafi— (h K unit by Lt. Cbi. Harold B. Cude ! awarded $193 by Pratt A .Whitney The committee voted 37-27 for a president snd ^snstant treasurer of enacted, have toe overwhelming as s mexxo soprano. 81^ studied Nepssabadeag, Hungary’s of­ Jr., 11th Triple A Battalion Com-1 '"'•‘•ch time they will meet the win- He waa afraid that his reported' o'clock, gentleman. He deliberately let reaignatipn, which he would not j To leach at BPI Aircraft Div. for a suggestion sub resolution by Japan, Philippines the Manche^r Trust Co., has ■upport of both houeei of the Con- at Hartt College of Music, Hart­ ficial Communist party news­ mander, ners of the first round. Thla will be paper, said yesterday the town West win toe iMcond trick with an open meeting to which all resi­ confirm, might be construed as a. Two local employes of Hamilton mitted in January. and Thailand declaring the Alger- M ason W ill See been eleclM chairman of the greta and toe executive branch." ford snd In Boston; snd waa one the que^ of diamonds. They were ahown the barracks, Pallot Photo The company awarded a total of ' ian situation "may be normalized Both Knowland and Bridges are of the, soloists St the Diamond of 5,000 persons was aa “sxoep- Q 9 7 4 diamonds—K 8 3 2 chibs dents are Invit^. move on hia part to enter toe com- standard have been appointed to Credit Bureau of the Mancheater Overlooked Play recreation facilities and the com­ Slarilyn E. Joyce petition for the town clerk post. | the faculty of Rcnasclaer Poly- $4,595 for 165 suggestions in Janu­ by the joint efforts of France and membere of toe Joint Foreign Re- JubU^ campmeetlngs in Old tlonally strong mainatay” of the —A J 10. What d o you d o ? munications system. Lunch was Set-Back Party SUted the .Algerian people to find an N ew F ire Film Chamber of Commerce. anti-Soviet revolt and the “forces West paid no attentioh to toe A public set-back party will be . That position is scheduled to be j technic Institute, Dr. Warren C. ary, Leonard C. Mallet, general Omaha waa elected Wedneaday latlone and Armed Services com­ Orchard, Maine In August 1955, Mrs, George A- B anee , Answer: Bid, two diamonds. You served in the mess hall. Georgb (Jarlton Joyce, 16 Vic­ manager announced. equitable solution." snd th other musical festivals of Of coimter-revolution are etlll fact that hla partner had play^ will raise hearis later toiu show­ sponsored by the Auxiliary of the vacated March 1. when Incumbent stoker, director of the Hartford Allowance by the newly appointed directors mittees which approved the revised toe lowMt possible diamond. Hie The afternoon's program began toria Rd., wishes to announce the Kerwin A. Elliotfa resignation be­ Graduate Centei-, announced to- Hospital Notes The other —adoptd 41-33—recom­ South ICancbester Fire Chief W. of the Credit Bureau, It was an­ reeolution Wedneedsy by a 20-8 the Salvation Army. holding their poeltlons." ing a hand too strong for a sin­ with the showing o f a technicolor Abe E. Miller American Legion mended that the Assembly voice For Yonr 01d Unit Clifford ICaaon will attend a din­ queen had held, and that was good Poit at 8 p.m. Saturday. All pro­ engagement and forthcoming mar­ comes effective. day. Admitted yeaterday: W'llliam nounced today by Elmer Weden, vote. While In Manchester, she and Toemoemkeny’s mayor, reached gle raise but too weak for a dou- film, “ Nike in Defense of America.” F*K-w Y e q r s hope that a “ peaceful and Demo­ No payments TUI April ner and premiere of a new film Alton Mu^le of thla town were £ke F n joyii^ T rip, enough for him. He continued with ceeds will be devoted to the work riage of hia niece, Mlas_Mftilly»-Br- E. Paul Moschclh Kimball. 30 Reed St.; Mlss^Marilyn retiring chalrmhn. The reeolution waa rej^rted to by telephone, also dented any reb- b la raise.______,, Guest! then remaincd-ln-tos-meas Hunt has been Republican low n chief indust:ial engineer, has Schaefer, 39 South St. cratic solution” could be found. cnenn amting a large group of the-jack of dlamonda, ~and toe-roof (Copyright 1967, (Seneral F ^ in rehabilitation done by the or­ Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Italy, .Chadwick & Co* Other ofilcera nam eo- WSre toe-Senate after the add-on by a ela were holding out w *'’*- fe ll in. • ^hall for a briefing on Nike equip­ Joyce, to Julio D. Aramlnl. son of Committee chairman'for the past been appointed adjunct associate Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Jen­ ,’^wUl be presented by Hire DetM- Jamea Mc^^igb, 'vice chairman; 15-13 party line vote of a Demo­ young peoplb to attend the Inter­ T o Extend H olid^ Ihere was no indication of any turea Corp.) ment. how it operates, and the ganization. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Aramini, Old Peru ancl the' Dominican Republic 584 Center St.—MI 0-0068 tive, Inc., at the Hotel Statler In national Youth Ciounctl of toe Sal­ Mr. Fox won with the ace of • The affair is in charge of Mra* five years. professor of management.. nie Crouch,.Tolland Stage Rt.; Ro­ Mrs. Heleh wsrdle, secretary; and cratic amendment which eaye “if fighting. And it appeared here diamonds, drew trumps with communications program. Lt. Duf- Farms Rd., Avon. Meanwhile, the question of re­ Robert Turck, 17 Davis, Avc., land Knight. 53 Ward St.; Mrs. sponsored that one. Hartford Tuesday ntfht Rueaell Potterton, a holdover from the Pracldent determlnee the nccee- vation Army In the Royal Albert Rainbow trout in New'Zealand Parry W. Roberts, assisted by Mrs. Miss Joyce, a graduate of Man­ Hore than <10 of Connecticut’s '(Oontiniied from Page Oae) that factions in the town might be ace and dummy’s nine, snd cashed fendal supervised a guided tour of placing Elliott aa town clerk is analytical engineer, was named Clarence Campbell Jr„ RFD 2; the old'board, treasurer. rity thereof, the United Statea is Hall, London, 'they made the trip Involved in a dispute, with one (this is a fish story, remember) the electronic guidance equipment Julia Csvaleri, Mrs. Doris Mikelis, cheater High School, is presently leading Are authorities are expect­ the king of diamonds to discard and Mra. Clarence Rose. Prizes taking on the proportions of a adjunct assistant professor of Mrs. Philip Doss, 11' Laurel St.; 45 Tax Plans Voted On The other een part of the duties of the noon. ALL COMPANIES FURNITURE TOPS (Community Baptist Church. The situation. • talnment Bureaufnekets can now Town Hall. Of a possible 230 ellgl' iicJt does not change his mind TARIFF RA']^S any attempt to restore the House ble voters, 150 appeared at toe bcoklet committee. Other minor and decide to return to the job, Bathroom is an EXPERIENCED PLUMBER! pastor, the Rev.-John R. Neubert, Last night the White House an­ be secured from the club steward. Mancdiester Evening Herald language snd risk a defeat or such performed the ceremony by candle­ The Dubaldo Bros, will play for polls where balloting waa condifct changes in the constitution also rhe will seek election to the poal- (Consult our Experts for Ad­ a cloae vote that it would Injure nounced Eisenhower Is standing will be proposed. Wapping, Sooth Windsor corres­ tion in the October election. IShmr Stall Doon - - RIati Tab Eaalasarasl light. Cfiiurch decorations were by a previously tentaUve conclu­ dancing. ed by the local committee of the A and J will design and instoii a giamorous "magazine ieok" kitchen or bath­ vice, Reservations . . . Arrange- Elsenhower’s preatige abroad. Agricultural Stabilization Commit­ ' Senior Class Trip pondent, Mrs. O. Warren West­ The delay in naming a replace­ white carnations. sion that the .Mideast resolution Tony CBright’s orchestra will brook, telephone Mitchell 0-4014. me'hJts to Chicago and Return Senate Democratic Leader John­ The bride's ballerina-length play for toe usual Saturday night tee. The annual Washington trip of ment and the request that the room in your home at unbelievobie down-to-earth prices. As soie contractors, Included as desired, by Air or son (Texas) predicted Senate ap­ approved by two Senate commit­ the senior clasa of Ellsworth Me­ C50P offer recommendations for gown of white taffeta was fashioned tees is "intended and designed to dance tomorrow at toe club. TTiIa A total of 136 votes were cast in we will handle the ENTIRE joi>— plumbing, tiling, plastering, everything for a Rail. proval of the resolution. He said with a scoop neckline, fitted bodice TELEVISION favor of government controla, 4 morial High School will take place 'eteran Wins Job Ruling his successor led Elliott to indi­ F or J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. will be toe last public dance for that the Senate was fulfilling Its accomplish the purposes” of the complete installation. Your satisfaction is guoronteiMi by over 27 years of with riiort sleeves, and full skirt. members and their friends until against, 15 challenged, and one from April 3 to 6. Students have cate he believed a major issue waa Folders OPEN OAILF • AJI. to 5 PJL "responsibility" In foreign affairs administration’s anti-Oomonunist being made of the situation. Her elbow-length veil waa at­ program for that area. M arch 9. voided. voted to devote al! their time to Hartford Feb. 16 W —A U.S. plumbing and heating service and exporience in Manchester. Reservations OfOLUDIMO 8AXCIBOAT by changing the reeolution. tached to a crown of Iridescent CTommlttee memljera In charge Washington and omit the cus­ TMatrict 0)urt ruling yesterday Hunt Resigns Post The President hunted yesterday PROGKAMS Raymond E. Hunt has resigned Visit l^one Write 31 MSSOLST. M l 9-7322 > ------sequins. afternoon with his host and John Include Stanley Waldron, chairman tomary trip to Wllliamaburg. stipulated that Kay's Inc. of The maid of honor. Miss Carol H. Nelson Johnson, ancl Leon They will be in the Capitol for Bridgeport pay $500 to Samuel A. as secretary of the Rockville Phone Ml 3“6884 Anytime, Day, Night or Sunday M. Hewitt, IS Fairfield St., wore a Hay (Jock) Whitney, the new am­ Building and Loan Assn. Edward T icket D eadline bassador to Great Britain; and Schwelr. ' the CTherr; Blossom parade and Smith o f Bridgeport, a veteran, powder blue cryatalette dress. Video Everyday — Grand Ust iM uced will visit many of the outstanding because the company ’’refused and I . Buchanan was elected at the FOLEY Norman* A. Holland of East Hart­ George E. Allen, Vi^ashington busi­ ■Set b y S couts All Righto Reeerved — A reduction of $11,950 Was made points of interest. neglected to rehire” him after his annual meeting Wedneaday to ford, brother-in-law of the bride nessman who has a farm near the H. T. DiOUnsoB R Co., Ine. succeed Hunt and also as a di­ Want It Fixed TODAY? Plumbing President’s at Gettysburg, Pa. In the net Grand List following Chaperones for the trip will discharge from the Army. Anderson and Johnson Co. groom, waa best man, and ^lshers three sessions of the Board of Tax be Principal and Mrs. Henry The government prosecutor said rector. a n d TRAVEL ^ Deadline la tomorrow for obtain­ were Walter R. Gooley and Geof­ The group got 10 quail altogeto- Kddle TUher Psai yewauB Just Call A and J.! 1 sr, with three of them to Bisen- Review. It now stands at $18,700,- Adams t nd ^Mrs. Edward J. Tap- It waa the first trial here in sev^ Other officers were reelected 83 Charter Oak St. (Rear) Mancheater H e a tin g 54 CHURCH ST:. HARTFORD ing tickets to the Manchester Olrl frey Gibbs, both stu^mta at the ■BCIfDLE and ate as follows:' George N. bower’s credit. "THE BACK” 475, after exemptions of $569,650. le.', home economics teacher. Part eral yeara In'volvlng the Veterans JAckaon 2-8188 University of OmnecUcut. OP SOY” of the total root of $60 per stu- Brigham, president; J. Everett BANK I Scouts’ annual dinner to be held A reception for members of the In the golf foursome during toe Tech. 8 :U 4:9M:U Further reductions were made for Reemployment Act. Thursday, Miss Jacqueline Holland­ bridal party and the immediate r.iomlng in adlUJn to Eisenhow­ er, dinner committee cluUrman, an­ families waa held at 8:30 at the er were Whitney, Allen and Wil­ Sal. 1 p.m. “ KeriBaaa W c»t” CaHaeail Baa., “ S Vlelrat Pearia” nounced today. home of the bride’s parents. After liam E Robinson of New York, wards, the couple left on a wed­ president o f toe Ckica Oola C o. “ BUeat WarM” The turkey dinner will be held S^nek SATURDAYS ding trip to New York Oty. at Emanuel Lutheran Church at ^ t h are graduates of Manches­ ELECTRONICS 6:30 pjn. The dinner Is being pre- ter High School in the class of 1966. ai MoficAeAie/i Ga. ared ^ ther Ladles Aid Society of The bride is attending Hartford LABORATORIES Slachurcb, tmder cbaimanahlp of Hospital School of Nursing, and the ROUND ond Mra. George Okerfelt. . bridegroom is in the Air Force, EVERY ' Skits ■ enacting hlgfaUghta of stationed at Scott Air Force Base, 277 BROAD aotivitlea In Manchester Girl 3 A. M . to 12 NOON n i. SAT. NIGHT Scouting during toe past two years RADIO will he presented by Senior SMUts, Mottes-Moucha DANCING FROM T i I ( V I S I 0 N I P.S. If yoM'nr fai « Imiry Sotardoy monihgs, members of Troops l, 6 snd 60. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mouchs, 30 8:30 le 12:30 Mrs. Gladys Meyer, former presi­ Westfield St., announce the mar Chaaaal S Na# Havsa. Osaa. , 9:19 ( 9) fcPOBVWWPB dent, will give her report riage of their daughter, Sldonta JOE KOZEY*8 O RG H E8RA Chaaasl IS Hartfstd. Oau. ( U9 >) THB CBBISTOPHEBS I yo« IIm I it Ib u enwM b«tw*M 9 I DONATIONS 75e 9;9S (tl) sn; EB .The program la under chairman­ Helen, to Onorio Mottes on Feb. VIO SAMUELS, Fronipter 9:49. .. ( . 9) ------)BKCA8T ship of Mrs. Edward Brohm. Also 2 In St. Charles Church, North CkaaaH U Waierbary. Csaa. 'W D A t I and 10:30 ojn. | on toe program will be singing and Hollywood, Cslif. The ceremony Chaaael U Holj-ke. BSM, awarding of service qumerala and 7:99 ( 9) JIM BOAN SHOW . was performed by Msgr. MeSd. PINE LAKE COMMUNITY CLUB (U ) 7 O’CLOCK BEPOBT certlflcatea of appreciation. The bride was attended by Miss PINE LAKE SHOBE8 — EAOLEVHXJ5, CONN. (U) TTBATBEB Adult members of Mancheater Qenevteve Vanous of Burbank, (ft) TBB PA8 8 EEBY OF JUVENILE 7 A6 (it) SPOBT8 DIGEST Girl Scouts and friends of the and the bridegroom by Raymond YOU 7 :I« (H) TTBATBEB organisation are Invited to attend. Ahlich of Nocto Hollywood.. 7 :U ( 9) PEOPLE’S LOBBY Tlckete may be obtained from After a small reception, toe (ISAS) DOUGLAS EDWABDS A Lot6 At flrsTTastb neighborhood chairmen, or by con­ THB NETVS couple left on, a honeymoon trip SAVE MONEY (t9) H IORU aBTS FURNITURE ! .. In Keith's tacting Mra. C. Edaon O se. to Las Vegas’ and other pointa (99) NEWS J - Royal Ice Cream** Upon their return, they will make (ft) JOHN DALY AND THE their home at 4518 Radford Ave., Cloaed NB1TS *Tlavor of the Month** Mondays a » R O O S T 7 ttt (99) trEATBEBTANB P olice U se R adar North Hollywood. 7:99 ( 9) BIN TIN TIN MIDWINTER FURNITURE SALE! "Tlia Swediili Coak” 123 SFRUCE STRECT (U) BEAT TEE CLOCK O n W . C enter S t Avco Cats Wage Hike (Between Birch and Bteaell Sta.) NORMAN’S (Zt) pl a y h o u se 15 (M ) E W I B FISBEB SHOW Cherry Vanilla (59) POUCE CALL ■ \> Stratford. Fab,. 15 (SV-Acroaa 445 HARTFORD RD^ . (59) THE XnXIONAlBE I Be aorc to try thia aaMioth rich vaniUa with delicions Radar was put to use on W. O n- the board wage increases totaling Southeri Frlod UhlekoR 7 :U (9Z-99) NE7T8 Solid Maple ter St. today in toe vicinity of 9:99 ( 9) ADV. OP JIX BOWIE maraacUno derriea'blended in. May be purchased at 9 per cent will go to 8,400 United It’s So Good Becaosei n L M l 3-1524^ O’Leary Dr. where a loaO|founga- Auto Workers at toe Lycoming “ T-atlaa” yonr nearest Royal lee Cream dealer stores. .• We use freak kUIed pqultry!) ■" J ' " I (1965) WEST POINT STOBT ter was fatally injured W ^esday. Dlvlalan, Avco Mfg. Oorp. under U;W « S> NEWS “ TTUto P in r” CRIB In Pints, Q u arts,^ Gallons terms of a new contract ratified • We use pure shortening!. TIG TAK DOtOB Manufacturers of O rfit^*s "Spnmimi** del esld he has been unable to use . • Served In » clean “neat as n pin” OUIOINQ MOBT ’ “Ferel«a laMgae'’ . var3ring tiniea ehould good \mther YOUR HOSTESSES: ABMUA ipiM apd LENA KIES lie s ( 8) BOLLYWOOD BEST krito convr^nient dropside. continue. new 2-year agreement becomes ef- ' 23 WARREN STREET— MI 3-6950 fecti-ve and an additional 4 per -<«> NEWS _ ___ - complete with enameled The chief said he has received (}t> AT HOKE WITH KfrifY steel aprtng. Buy it—and several telephone calls in the past cent on Feb. 18, 1958. (iS) OUK8T COBNEB W. H. ENIIIJUID The membership of Local 1010 lt I 9 (IS) STAND UP AND BB get an fsw days asking that "something COUNTED be dqne’’ to check speeders along at tw o m eetli^a voted 1,524 to 334 IiU (W> UNDEBETANDINO OUB; LUMBER CO. In secret balloting for ratification. BCHOOIA ____ INNERSPRING heavily popiilated W. Cientep St, 111* 111) A8 THE WOBLD TUBN8 AeriM freoi Oraea Bebael use of radiur is hie answer to toe Union and management spokes­ raatare ft StM4:M ONE-TBIBTY PLAYHOU6 B MAHRESS . , Ic requests, he esld. men estimated the current a'ver- T k ni SAT. r c a - m t 6 :t M iU (U> ABTHUB O O D rB E T OpM AN Day Socurdoy age hourly wage at $2.19. '' Site (1868) QUB m s s B B O O ra One caller emphasised he was (St) K'Y UTTLB MABOIB not critictelng the department for S;W ( I) HOUSE PABTV 9A9 ( 9) 8TAOB 7 (IS) KABTOONLAND ____ using radar after the fsteUty oc- . FOLDING cunM, but rather said )t waa his M / t i 0ia p o n f T T o EABLY KIDDIE SHOW! wow ^ ■ 'jjCajw el the Perxeltea opinion the police department la sttt (u> « ^ K J5 8 KL.V 949 ( 9) T ^ .V IS B doing "all It can” to promote •iSS ( S) W B A r S j X W ^ O w Play Yard traffic Safety, i. (UAI) BtOPATOgr: ^ 0969)•) rESvwSvn'o V o t a b s Mark M a^, 6, of 84 Seaman • u n m ic M i (taw) HAmncB t b x a t e b 'Ntehi Drive” Circle died in Hartford -Hoipitel (ealar ) 0969) m STORY yesterday, just 24 hours after he SH O W STARTS 1:30 “ Kapeem ” DOORS OFElf 1 PAL ‘ 1949 ( 969 ) BAY ANTflONY 8BOW $ 1 3 9 5 was hit by a car on W. Center St PUIS EXCELLENT CO-HIT! Hicheb (1965) T U U N ED P No report, was svailsble on the "TL Casa” sturdy hardwoods In natu­ unmber of arrests made or of writ­ IWWVwlWGiWi TIRE ua eal*™ ral finish. (X>mplete with ten warnings handed out floor. BasUy folds for ator- SSPECTACULAIpbctW l Tb *" ‘sge. Buy It—and get to* GOODY6AR (i96i)^B BS0H TO n n s o : IA:4( (Xt) THB JUNOLB B im rd of R eview ,, (M) SPORTS OAMEBA PLASTIC PAD.. Ic TIRES U 4 9 (1969) N Bira (H) PINAL BOmON Hem*s Taxpayers Stan and Plaat 296 R ro a d S t . “4 OIBLS IN TOWN” TKL Ml 3-5179 , MOVIB T W O W A V (XDYOUB NAVY holding its first hearing this after­ . — <*•> t o n i g h t noon for'the benefit of taxpayer# (UAI) BOB CB0 6 BT 11:99 (tt) TONIOBT who feel their neW aseeesment Is (C-l-r) • ___ U :19 (SO HBTTS AND P^WUES High Chair Y iU ( S) CABTOOM CABNlTAh I r t i < 9) MBITS , c wrong or unfair. □ □ : □ □ □ □ (tat VAUANT LADT 4 tse (u> B B ioarn d a y These Ic Items The 3-member Board met at 2 □ Are Only Sold o'clock . in toe basement of toe A DAY (H) OOT $ 1 5 9 5 W ITH The Municipal Building where new as- S o E a s y t o Respective eeasment cards are available for 4 :U A X 0 6 ABB folds to a aafe, low Play Ifc* bast (tt> TBB n a a r n c Table. Buy it—and get the rately at inga follow: Feb. 18, 19, 30, 21, -<9(> OOMBDT T O fS this price- tte b«*» ol from 2 to 4 p.m.; Feb. 25. 26, 27, A wonderful way to start any (99) FBATUBB MOVIB □ - (91) OUT W * e r

-v' ■ ' ^ ...... EWING■ CO. O P ‘.>t' . > i; • /' ',\ i , t. 1 f -v-v--. Wi'^ '■: rr ■■•;:/ / ' "V,- -.. ■ '■ ■i: ' '''■' ■" •.'\ y .' •■'■" ' ' ■ ’ '■ ' '•■/■ , ' _ ■ / " / - .'■ . r/.. MANOTESmi EVENITtfe HERALD.' MANCHESTER. GONN.'. FRIDAT. TORUART 15, PAG! fr';v' ■ -' ' ■ ■yV-v; w m . . *• .** MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1957 remember your -first Job Is. to V- ditoted in this town for the bene­ OPEN TONICHT TILL J H al Boyle taSce proper care of y jic- husband, tvfill fit of the March of Dimes, An­ 'w l ^ ^ d o v e r dover has been Invited to snn>«rt it can wortt out happily—cerulniy the event. Proceeds will go to- the it has lo r 'US." Tolland county Chapter which has About how she worked so hard I CD Aide Tells MotherHJnit provided the vaccine and other TKe Girl Every Man s*'e had few hobbies, " I ’m', .afraid benefits for both towms. . rm pretty dull . . I Ukff-dralking: eONVENtENT DRIVE-IN VVlNDOW Senior hostetse* for the evening mimic . . . from Bach to Duke El­ X. Of Five State Target A^eas will include polio drive chairman, , L6ved--and Lost' lington . . . and reading. KlpUng Mr*. Frederick J . -Wythe; Mr*. U on* of my favorite writers." About how the only personal ... FRONT DOOR PARKINR PLAZA... X u ia w Clifford R. Wright and Mrs. John i Feb. 15 (Special)—^pre-ichooj clinic* sponaorH by the E. Horton, alt of Hebron; and Mrs. New York (fl There are some j ^ feakah* had in this neifrotic world STILL IN • Mw. the State I ^p. ^ ^ ______^ Walton P. Terger and Mrs. Paul vim—"that there may be anothe*- Z D ^inUncnt of Civil Ilefenac (CD) The club discussed the need for actresses you fall in loye with the valentine for in the 7th ^ ad *. war, but who isn't afraid of thatT" an audiometer for the HuiUh D. Pfanstlehl, of Andover. first time you see them on stage "When he dmamed of being ^ ' .AT THE * toM m en b m of the Mother* Club Light refreshmenU will be She bad to leave then to keep a ; Wedneeday nitht that th ^ would. Room and voted to send a membw or screen, but if you meet them Robin ^ood in 'Sherwood' Forest luncheon engag*v.'-ent. I d r o p ^ to the next Board of .Bducation served in the Pico Inn (Pie and you were Maid M arian.. . Yott were K * “do wen to remembey that there Coffee) In on* of the classrooms. in person you soon have a 'desire her oft at the restaurant and as Z are five tarret areas in Onnecti- meeting with a proposal, that the the' girl -he lo'Ved in &i^h school, we ssUd goodby it seemed to me Club would assist in defraying the \ Dancing fpr the semi-formal af­ to dropklck them over the horison. and all three of the girls he loved fair win be^n at 10 a.m. Music those pohd-hlue eye* were saying, SpeeldM to a group of 25 worn- i codt of such equipment if Incltided Audrey Hepburn isn't that type at the same time in college.. ; You "Burely v t'vi met somewhere be­ ' an, ibM Bensdie said that it was j in the ^bool equtyment^dget. wlllNte provided by .Thomaa Cos­ at all. She gives you the uiyeason- are all the forlorn princeeses he tello knd his Combo, of Wmiman- fore. ^ n ’t you remember?’’ ‘F l K S r ’ able feeUng thst all the years of has been dreaming of resicuilig . not enough to | M r...^ 2 ^ ^ f e l S * ? ^ . e n d tic, with featured vocalist. Miss That is the peculiar charm ^ your life to that moment have from enchanted castle toweri- all Audrey Hepbam has, and that «a emergeBcy. ; Rd., will be one of the guest solo- Helen S^olowskl. •*.' hs trained. been utterly wasted. through his life...You are all the guarantees her. a .i -ulti-minion-dol- Z ists at the Hebron PoUo Benefit at The re^shment committee for I was sitting In the living room ' hundreds of girls he loved and For home help in a CIvU Defense: the evening\tocluded Mra Willis lar future. To'millions of men she • amergency aha said at least one 8 p.in. Feb. 23 in Hebron Elemen­ of her suite -at the Hotel Pierre’ lost.” tary School auditorium. Grenon, Mrs. George Orlfflng, Mr*. is all the girl* they loved—and loet * member of the family should be wondering whether 1957 would Completely unconscious of her —in the apringtime of their youth. m In addition to two piano solos. John F., PhelpsXMr*. Robert Aaln- turn out to be a good year for multiple past in my life. Miss Hep- trainsd in flrat aid or home nurs- Mrs. Phelps will accompany guest ger and Mrs. Ciatw c* Andrade. AH except that lucky Mai Fer- A MODERN GONVENIENOE rheumatism, when the door opened bum asked if I cared for i drink rer.' H * won her. And he haa her, eess « ing. violinist Anton Luko of the Hart­ The next meeting will be held and Miss Hepburn entered — wil­ OF LENOMtEV df anything. I had to cafeh my­ « TIm moat inqjwrtant item she March 13 at the l|On)e of Mr*. the eay*. "for keeps.” Z lacommended for home prepared- ford Symphony Orchestra, and low-slim, gasele-graceful. self to keep from saying, for I had Miss Jane Hart, a professibnal Jam es DiBlasio, Rt. 6. She didn’t walk across the room. forgoten my rheumatism and was ■ ; i ■* naaa in the' event of an attack, was dancer and dance tnstiuctor, fre­ 2 the ft>^ supply. The best place to Church Ne^U She floated like a moonbeam. Her mentally back in my boyhood For Everyonet OFHEW BRITAm quently seen on television pro­ brown hair shimmered in a lacy ENTIRE “ keep it would be in the “home The choir rehearsal of the First again, "Yes, please, a chocolate Coventry | grams in this area. Congregational Church will b* held mist around her fair face. I took soda — with two straws. Dream- X abelter" which could be a corridor, Mrs. Phelps, who' re c e n tly ar, preferably, the baaentent. at the ehurch at 8 o'clock tonight. one look and for the 912th time in face." Hurt in Mishap, played with the Eastern Connect! Choir rehearsal will be held at my life fell hopelessly in love with Audrey told me a lot of things X , For the supply she recommended cut Symphony Orchestra in Wllll- FAY YOUR RILLS '«»>*• only canned f oods, but placed St. Peter's Episcopal Church In He­ a complete stranger:------thetir mantic; will present two classical About how she had been born Coventry, Fcn. 15 (Speeb « amphasis upon canned Hquida and bron at 0:30 tonight. The Order of Or was she a stranger! 1‘felt John U Twerdj’, 15. of Flanders selections. They are "Jesu, Joy of Sir Galahad will meet at 7:80 in of Irish-Diitch parents in Belgium, »2 5 s0 0 0 Fim STOCK TO GO 'v water purification tablets. The latv I had known her fqrever. Man's Desiring," a Bach chorale and how she had started work at Rd„ suffered multiple cu u about •> tar, aha said, Miould be obtainable Phelps Hall. Then Miss Hepburn did some­ 5:15 yesterday afternoon when the arranged by Myra Hess, and 4-H Leaders to Meet thing for which I now nominate 13 to help pay for her ballet les- THE "WRITE" WAY T from most drugstores. WalU In D Flat Major," by Cho­ car in which he was a passenger •> Another imfwrtant shelter item Tolland County 4-H (3ub leaders her for another' Adademy award. aona pin. She paused, her blue eyes widened About how she had to hide left the road and smashed Into a | ah* mentioned was a first aid kit, Violinist Luko has chosen for will meet at the Elementary School tree. •> with all flnrt aid necessities in one at 0:30 p.m. Feb. 22 for a poUuck as she looked into my face (lined out from the Germans in Holland his program. "Valse Blustte," by during the Second World War. ’’ • According to State Police, the I A T « 50« 6 0 * ON TH E DOLLAR ;;;; place .rather than scattered all supper. . by years of noble living and lack OPEN A Richard Drigo, "Schoen Rosema- Following the meal wiU. be of proper exercise), and a bit About how thrilled she was to vehicle was operated by Twerdy’a 40 - over n e bouse. rin,” by Frits Kreisler, "Songs of ON DRESSES-SUITS singing, a chance to see Who's breathlessly she gave -this im­ have achieved stardom young, and brother, Alexander F. of Wllliman- . ■ \ AH families. Mrs. Bensche said, Home,” by. Frederick Smetana, tlc. The latter suffered brulbed Z Who in 4-H club work, a review mortal line: wasn't at all bored w^th success. ahould be prepared for an emer- “The Csardas," by V. Monty, and of the County 4-H Leaders' Hand­ "I have a feeling I know you About how tired she was after knee and chest. John was admit­ SPORTSWEAR-COATS - • gency. Llebesfrenud,” also by Kreisler. book. along with a discussion of from before. Haven’t we met some­ making three pictures in a row. the ted to Windham Community Hos-1 PERSONALIZED CHECKING ACCOUNT 2 I f they are in an evacuation A waits.aolo from the "Oaite 4-H club records and the role of where . . . sometime ?" latest being Paramount's "Funny pltal in Wllllmantic. ■ • area, they should be prepared to Parlslenne" by Offenbach wilt be Junior Leaders in the 4-H C3ub "No. Pm afraid not,” my mouth Face" in whirh, she said. "I play The accident, took place when'l and ACCESSORIES . laava the house immediately if: presented by Miss Hart, program. murmered, but my heart said a caterpUlar-into-butterfly role— the Twerdy vehicle, heading north: GET THE FUR BARGAIN Bbcessary and to know, what Others on the varied program On the planning committee are silently: and dance with Fred Astaire." on Pucker St., came to a sharp routes they are expected to take. Include John Bell and Robert H. Miss Gall Risley, Vernon; Mrs. Don’t listen to him., little Au­ About how she looked forward curve ahd allegedly was forced to ' Thoiw who do not live in an Horton, of Hebron. Bell will pres­ Stephen Ursln. Andover: Peter brey. He’s a liar. He met you be­ next to doing "The Nun's Story" the right by a truck traveling east. *' Ovaeuatlon area, she said, should ent several vocal numbers accom- Mortlock, Andover; Mis* Noreen fo re ... many tim e s... and he but first there would be a long Twerdy applied hla brake, skidded, | be prepared with adequate food pMied by Hortwi. Bell is cur­ O'Brien, Andover: Louis Zaicek. 4 ran off the road and piled Into the j OF YOUR LIFE knows it. ' holiday in Switaerland with her ' and he^ng supplies for those you. rently choir director for both the Willington; and Robert Tedford, ‘You were the girl he first fell actor hueband, Mel Ferrer. tree, police satd» I ' may be abla to accommodate.' Hebron and Gilead Congregational Willlngton. in love with in kindergarten.. .you About the difficulty of combin­ The operator of the car was | DYED SLACK DYED RANCH PASTEL-MINK X- Mrs. Bmscha added that (H) is Churches. Horton worked with the were the girl he' also fell in love ing’ the twin careers of being an warned for traveling too fast and PERSIAN • being taught in schools today and Hebron Choral Society from its Manchester E^vnlng Herald An­ actress and -wife, but Jhat "if you extensive damage was inflicted onj odganlsation and for some time with in the third grade at a dif­ - ^ advlsad parents to And out dover correspondent Mrs. Paul ferent school...you are the girl keep the acales in balance, and his vehicle, police said. “ what Ihalr children are learning. •erved as director. DRESSES PfansUehl, telephone P I t-WM. MINK Both old and nfw favorites will MUSKRAT V To prepare future teachers with LAMB CAPES Sizes 7 fo 15— 12 to 20— 14Va to 24>/2 a fun luowledge of the importance be presented by the CAioral Tones, ~ of this effort, CD is also being who are members of the Society Vene%uelan$ Thanked Z Intergrated in many courses taught for the Preservation and Encour­ m is TMcher's Colleges today. agement of Barber Shop Quartet Quito—Ecuadbr’s Government STOLES 2 During the club's business meet Singing in America. The four men haa presented the Venesuelan i>*o- COATS STOLES ple with a number of religious art COATS « lag. .A ways and means committee are Dick Curland, baritone, Denny - was appointed, including Mrs. Tomey, tenor; Harry Rypn, leader, works in recognition of the help Sugena Sdharanke, Mrs. Robert and Pat Eremlta, bass. Veneituelsns gave after a disas- Cardinl, and Mrs. George Koerber. Robert Price of Hebron will be troua earthqu^e aeveral years ago lU Funds raised by the group previ­ master of ceremonies for the pro­ at Ambato, Ecuador. The gift in­ ew eusly have been used mostly for gram which has been coordinated cluded a choir stall, aix carved VALUES to $12.98 *' the health room at the Elementary by Mrs. Neil Wakeman, Hebron. cedar sanctuary chairs, and three Since no similar affair is con- altar pieces. * 8 8 *399 - School which is used during the ‘ 9 9 ’ 16 6 V NO CASH NEEDED - USE YOUR 1 FOR FINE FOOD... PAAH ADC AIT t a k e u p t o 2 4 m o n t h s t o REG. to $19.98 REG. to $29.98 UUUU VnCUl 1 PAY OR USE CHARGE PLAN ' You cannot lose by ethers*^ mistakes when remember... you have pai^ by chack. Your canceled, DYED MUSKRAT BROWN DYED GRAY DYED MUSKRAT DYED checks are legal racaipts for payments-^lse BACK SQUIRREL SLINK MARMOT SUITS handy racords of expenditutas, aspecially at SOME SUGHTLY Incoma Tix tinie. And the bank dee's all tha CAPES SOILED bookkeepingl STOLES STOLES CAPES MOSTLY IMAGINE! WOW! ’ I f r " SMALL SIZES RBSTAUR^NT antf My whole family's trying to got mo to buy^on OK UsosI Corr* We invite you to open a checking account VduM to $39.98 COCKTAIL. ledUNOB hare. vetdee W i mtd t, OcMim w ii., td. Mlteked #4455 If you'l« getting broad hints about the old family UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—FORMERLY 'HIE HILLCREST RESTAimANT. bus, see your Chevy dealer’s winter wondwland » 5 0 * 6 6 * 7 7 * 5 9 OK Used CSr values. OK popularity is snowballing WINTER COATS OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY with (ars that are insp^ted, reconditioned and Monday through Saturday, dinners scrvsd from 4:30—iGtchsn open until midnight ' SUNDAY 12 NOON to 9 P, M. dealer-warranted in writing. Volume tid in g keeps REGULAR CHECKING UYED KOLINSKY selections big—and prices small. FUR FUR Reduced J i - — 9 R SCARFS $39 ^ YOU ' “V------t - - l ------‘"/4 Price Od/yi vMWrvfVi aVOFVfV dmphy fkam famous SPECIAL CHECKING JACKETS DYED MUSKRAT NEVER COATS FORMERLY to $69.00 DYED MUSKRAT (TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS) .AT S T O L E S $39 TIME TO PRUNE CARTER • CHEVROLET C a , Jne^ HAD IT *79, *99 DYED SQUIRREL \ . ‘ ■ SPRING TRIM YOUR FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES pud CRAPE VINES NOW ' 1Z29 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ‘ #/ -i^Y E D KID *139, *159 • \ , lEFORE WARM WITHER' STARTS*^ SAP FLOWING. SO GOOD *79- *99 C A P E S $39 *195 “"*‘’ *995 AND VP Look at these Httd ear bargains .V ' »■ f . ' Values Select the Tools you need to do the work * DONY FOROET WE ARE to $29.98 quickly and corre^ly n t Plahtland. . 1955 PLYMOUTH * 1951 PONTIAC NOW OPEN DOTH E ConvertlMr. 2-Door. ^ g THIS IS YOUR FUR TIME 1 Radio, heater. C I ^ O C Radio, jMater.' 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.1 .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,\ MANCHESTER, (iONN.,-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAJfGHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1967 PAGE toV B N medicine. It may be a mental need, rater Tht Of NATO wherein our ouOook is' dim and our K f o r aevan yaara ntw, Waatem DrootUes intelligence twliried about pseudo By ROGER PRICE values. Jrtu s effects cures- ' for Skyumteh Schedule. ------IfrraUk policy in Europa haa formally both types of illness. He ministered baaed iUalf m the coritenUon that Uien, as new, to the total needs of SUPER only a wraU of tr«oiw can five those wpo appealed to Him for aid. Satardhy, Feb. 18 ANAHIST But it is the soul need of our Midnight — 2 a,m...... Volunteora Needed Weatem Europe aafaty fromRua- 2 aim...—i a.m ...... Volanteera Needed alan attack. To tlila .jpurpoae, lives to which the Healar of ancient hCMIST RWS B PiAUalMra Galilee ministers rademptively. 4 a.m.—8 a.m...... Velmiteers Needed' q r m ® ftoVBdfd October______,1. u n NATO Uraa orgaBiaad, udth a 6 a.m. —' 8 a..m...... VolnUeervNeeded When we come to Him "beseech­ VOL. XXIV, No. 21 toenliis acheme of military force. For ing" and "kdeeling", the Lord will 8 .a.m. — 10 a.m...... 'Victoria niewlcs. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miaa Helen Batea, Facility Adviaar v^Jhibtubed. « tf, ■A . E hkve compassion to say "I will; be 10 a.m. —•'.'Noon . ■ ■ ___Louts Call. •I llaadMMcr. Coon., u uieae aevan yaara, NATO'a pro­ Noon — 2 p.m ...... James Qplanek. claimed naed for military man- clean." WELDON DRUG COMPANY f t C C C C O f l . John E. Post 2 p.m. — 4 p.m...... *... .Thomaa Hickey.. P>y«M> tn Adronce / jbower haa bean ao urgent that it 4 p.m. — 8 p.m...... Thomas Hickey. • 901 MAIN STREET • haa been aaid that only the crea­ 6p.m .'-8p.m ...... Lucy Burke,Hansen. _ Tmu- ...... ^ 1 9 8 p . m . 10 p.m...... Lucy Burke. u e e z e MentiM tion of a new Want German amy.< iBehron 10 p.m. — M idnight...... Volanteera NeeiM -Tale Finish, 59-58 M Mooth* ...... ••ffi _B* Month ,••••••••••••••••••••• of 000,000 men would make the Skywatch Poet iocated on top of Manchester Police 'Station. Woekly situation ai^e. OHV-y Churc^hes Seek Volunteers ipay register at Civil Defense Headquartere, Municipal Itncl* Oapr In the paat two years, Franca' .^UfHBg, on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, from 1-8 p.m...... - I I*. I I. ■ ...... 1 ■■^■■1 ...... has transferred soma SOO.OpO of 'Bug Shavtag* Interim Pastok* IHVESTMENT MHS Shooters Legion of Honiir Dramatic Qub Swim Squad its troops, plsdrad to the aafaty ' According to^ my colleague and ported the company needkd ffiOO,- ibllcaUoo ol Gain Tie for CroWiiy Utd to th* UM d ronobUcntlpo of of Europe, to North Africa in an co-worker,' Dr. Schwine, who in­ Hebron, Feb. 18 (Special)—The Clock Firm 000 in new capital. Staging Play ' "X r CkmgregattonM' Clnirches are con­ The attorney said the Sachs Beat Whippets, irims ligers, and nlMi the local new* publtahed here, effort to maintain order there. cidentally suggested this Droodie, brothers ere promising nothing but FORUM r-' All m h u ol rtpubltc»tlon of ipeclal. the Scientific name for shaving is sidering the feasibility of extend­ *^tl»pntebe« herein nw >1*0 t*»tnr*il. Now Britain annoum.ea that it ‘Test Run’ Set ere merely aiming to "explore and 10:30 Lose to Red Raiders ta withdrawing 80,000 of the 80,- Pogontomy and he should know. ing a call to the Rev.. Sumner exhaust the poeslbillties." Loomis, Tigers On March 22 Nips Hartford Full ««rTlc* client Of N. E, A. •*!■»• He said he did not know how Wtvrday. Fobniory 10,19S7 000 troops it has stationed in He just wrote an article on the Johnson, minister-at-large of the New Haven, Feb. 18 (g ^O o ck What can be said for a ball clut> subject for a National Magasine Connecticut Conference of Congre­ many of the 600 employee would Speakers: The seemingly endless consecu­ Most people have heard the say! The Mancheater High swlmlners ■^^*®l^wr»h»r» R*pr***nuihfe*: The lAest Germany. I that’s losing 15-6 at the end of the . Jnll'O Mathew* Special Acjnncy — New (Shavers Digest) which you'll sooh industry specialists will reopen and be cMled back to work. They were . MR. RICHARD RAPPORT tive victory streak of the Manches­ Ing, "Practice makes perfect,” at came through with two stunning' Lrgioit of Honor Torh OTeato. Detroit and BoattMi. gational -Christian- Churches, to victories this week to give them V * lilaonS^AUDiT BXJRXAU or Both Firance and Iteitaln' had see in Barber Shops all-over the supply the pplpita of both churches operate the ahut-dow.. New Haven lalo off Dec. 7. ■yiee-Prealdent >. ter High School rifle squad waa one time or another. Apparently first quarter, 29-22 at the half, and \ country. Here are a few of the Clock ifonday on a one month ,A union chief' steward for the aad considerably lengthened during the a. 4-4 record -for the season with j 46-38 at the third period and still CIRCniATlONB______■ Urgant reasons. Franca is fighting as interim pastor, until permanent Co. Kenneth Holt, supervisor of one meet remaining. ' revolution in North Africa. Brit­ topics discussed. 1. 1001 Ways to arrangements can be made. •test run.” workers, Louis Squeglia, said the MR. JAMES DEVLIN latter part of last week. and the ! wins with one second to go’ Wilt a Whisker. 2. Peach Shaving workers will show the brothers the earlier part of this as the Indians the freshman-sophomore dramatic ■Vlctorlea came over a weak 1 ain has to economise somewhere The Rev. Mr. Johnson will meet Curtlaa K. Thompson, attorney ■Vlce-PreaWent and Trust Officer Middletown team Feb. 8; and over I Such was the case Tuesday night error* appearing In ad- for the Beginner. 3. Spare the with the deacons and .the executive for the bankrupt firm's trustees. firm can become a profitable oper- maintained their w-lde margin of club. Paint and Powder, is no ex- to make up for its c.ipenditures--strop and Spoil the Raxor. 4. ation. af- •uperlorlty .UYtt-LoomiA Windham cspUeitt—for- t ire play chosen as a strong Hartford Public team - as Manchester High eked out a lanchester Bvea^wBertOA and pastoral supply committee of said last ni{,bt Teviah' and G.Hbert HARTFPRD NATIONAL BANTt Tuesday, scores 54-14 and 39-30 in the attack on Suez. How ta Apply a Tourniquet to the the Gilead 'Church Sunday. There Sacha urill ma’hage the fi'rin. "We will make good,” he said. and Middletown in two home com­ the club's public presentation la i 59-58 win over a stubborn and hard Nose. 5, 16 Lathering Tips for . aad TRUST COMPANY petitions and one away. Wins num­ respectively. IJlsplay advertising cloring hour*: But one point we thiiflc. is will also be a meeting for the same Teviah Sacha, of Belmont, Maas., . Thompson ,iaid, however, that Mr. Rapport:—''Banka and You" most definitely being practiced. The loyal fan* that watched the ; fighting Bristol quintet at the ‘ IFor MondST-l P.m. JVlday. Bearded Ladies. 6. I Had Barber's purpose at the Hebron Church wee general manager of the Walt- while the trustees noted the Sachs Mr. Devlla!—“Sources of Bank Eamtnga? bers 27, 28 and. 29 came for the For T0e»d*y—1 p.m. R<»2ari. clear. Neither really fear* the Itch and Lived. 7. Are Styptic unconquered marksmen by final When. the curtain raised on Jtriddletown meet saw Mancheater. j Arena on a last second bucket by Monday evening. . h*un Watch Co., - of Waltham, brothers have "large experience PUBLIC in v it e d with a wonderful display of pow­ “ ■ Wednesday—1 p. •"-—UKSISIi poasibiUty o f . Russian attack in Pencils Habit Forming. 8. How to in the clock. Industry and are rep­ tallies of 879-878, 903-829, and 907- "Curtain Going Up" Friday, I co-caplain Norm Hohenthal. • mursday—1 p. m. Wednesday. Although the Hebron church de­ Maea', during that firm’s aucceas- No Obllgatloa March 22, at 8 p.m., it will be go­ er, capture seven of the eight first j Bristol wasn't the same ball club ld * y -l p. m- Thumday. Europe aa mdeh aa Western policy Be Fixed for Blades at All Times. cided to gtVe up its union with,the ful reorganization. utable biiainesemen,” the trustees 893 respectively. turday—l^p. m. Friday, 9. Do Martians Have 'Green ■ Friday saw the Indian gunners ing up on a thoroughly prepared places. j that Coach Elgin Zatiirsky’a £ulasalfled deadllns: IC:*! *t has formally pretended to fear it Gilead church and have a pastor of He bee maintained a strong ;ln- view rehabilitation of the firm un­ Fan* also saw two school rec­ I charges played several weeks ago Aay of publication exe*p( Saturday — Beards? Incidentally, this Article likely. ■ J face an improved L«omis squad st production. The 3-act comedy by If they did really fear such an Ug.own, the churches. can, if they tsreat in the New Haven Qlock Co. Gregory Johnston is a delightful­ ords fall when the fast medley re­ I and drubbed by 20 points. This was S a . m.______includes a coupon entitling you to with, vote to approve returning to since the firm shut down and the Armory range. The match m .-I attack, they would act as if'the a free shave et Dr. Shwlne's house. marked the closest win and one of ly zany narration Of a "green lay team made up of J. Dormer. ; a hard fighting determined ball Friday, Febroary IS the former status. sought rcorganiaatlon 'in bank­ Each of the noses on the face PUTNAM & CO ■if*'-. horn" director’s attempts to pre­ Carter, Woodbury and Gunas sped club that needed a win to qualify emergency were In Europe, not in Any volunteers? ruptcy court last December. statues of Washington, Jefferson, the poorest team efforts seen yet in This plan h el^ both charchea 1957 by the Indians. Per usual, Leanore HowActh pare for the curtain. raising and to vlct<>ry with a record time of for the State tournament. They North Africa or. in the British, financially, enabling them to offer Thompson’s announcement that Itoosevelt and Lincoln atop Mount MEhnERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE prevent the whole production 2:03.4 The other record to fall was were a game team and would have the brothei-s would take over came Rushmore in tha Black Hills of sharpshootihg senior A1 Ferris in diving by Squatrito. Three Things Are Right treasury. a more substantial salary than un • CENTRAL ROW — TEL. JAckaon 8-1421 — HARTFORD saved his team from defeat, con­ A popular senior and future from tumbling in chaos at- her won If they hadn’t faltered in the A for iToday der the aeparate pariah plan. The one day after trustees William A South Dakota In longer than the feet. First place winners for Man­ closing minutes under a strong In­ 5 If thers Were a real danger of tributing a superb 188 to the other­ Havlnr failed to persuade terael Hebron church, however, feels it­ Tobitr and Robert G. Swehton. re­ entire face of Egypt’s Sphinx. nurse is Leanore Janet Howart, The "valllant” teacher, whose, chester were: Stuck in the 200 dian full court presa. Russian attack in Western Eu- Sponsored by the Manchastar wise weak. Manchester showing. recognized' this week by her fel­ yd. freestyle; Maystel, 100 yd. to obey United Nations resolutions Oanncll ef Charebaa. self at a disadvantage in not hav­ Dave Nutter captured third match efforts appear doomed from the Mancheater, in winning, gained a ‘ and retire from the territory it the policies of France and ing its pastor aa a resident at low classmates foi her pleasant, start, is Miss Irene Burgess, por'; breastroke; J. Dormer, back- tie for CCIL honors with Meriden, place and aecond for Manchester stroke; and the last relsy made up Mnqtiered in its attack, last fall. Britain have inereaaed th at dan­ the center, instead of st the Gilead with a 180. trailing Loomis’ Tom friendly peraonality. trayed by Julie Haugh, '59. both clubs mding with a 7-1 record One of my favorite incidents parsonage, which Ik several miles EJvcn before the casting, ten­ of: Towle, Baxter, K. Eigenbrod, • we are now trying to sweeten the ger immeasurably. Tbeir' policies Fazzina. Indian sophomore Kenny "Lea's" senior curriculum con­ from the life of Jesus is that of the sway sion is apparent among the caat’s and Stuck. White thus end its regular season ' bait. ThU is the meaning of the deny, too, that the cr,cation of a healing of the man afflicted with Miller, firing on the last relay, sists of English IV, Modern His­ The near capacity crowd that Gary Hudson CSiurch eeryicea Sunday will be: SEKAI-ANNUAL SALE fired a fine 176, defeating Loomis would be thespiahs, especially the with a fine 11-3 mark and now Weat German army haa been the leprosy. "And a leper came to him Hebron, 10 a.m.; Sunday School, 11 tory, which rates "tops,” Home foremost contenders for the fem­ watched Manche.ster subdue a waits the tournament. new United BUtee proposal with Op«n Thursday Evenings to 9: Closed marksman Ted Lorraine by seven strong Hartford Public team by , regard'to the Gulf of Aqaba, by urgent thing it haa been pro­ bMcechlng him, end kneeling said a m.; Gilead, 11:18 a.m. with Sun­ all day Mondays. Use Purnell Parking Management, Child Development inine lead, Nancy Leverldge and "Mr. Legionnaire" for this week It was sheer determination and to him. 'If you will, you can make day School preceding. points. Team captain Tom Baseler Loretta Fuller. Nancy (portrayed capturing the medley relay and is Gary Hudson, a well-liked mem­ which wa pledge ourselvee to. see claimed to be. and sophomore Jack Toomey sup­ and Typipg I. three other Tirats also saw two drive that enabled the locals to me clean.' And being, moved with St. Peter’a Church Note* Lot, at rear of our store and The Coral by Linda Hartwell, ’60) is count­ ber of the first senior class to come back from a poorly played ....that' It Is guaranteed to be open Tet, while they thus run out on pity, hr stretched out his hand and Door that.leads directly into our store. plemented the MH!5 total with a Aside from her hours consumed ing on the lead; she has not en­ school records broken. graduate from the new High Services at St. Peter's Episcopal 171 and a 164. respectively, to The four miracle men — John xb*! grab the win. The " to Israeli shipping. their NATO commitments, thus touched him and said to him sC9>urch'will be; Holy communion We redeem your parking ticket. in homework, Lea spends much deared herself to her classmates School. Bell Towners used the fast break will; be clean. And immediately the NOW IN PROGRESS bring the total Indian effort to a time in such acUvities aa Gir.s. by her ambition to be "someone" Dormer, backstroke: Dick Car­ Gary lias followed the College Our proposal. In the, realm of sabotaging whatever good or and sermon at 8 a.m.; family low 879. ter, orthodox breakstroke; Dave to perfection in gaining an early leprosy left him, and he was made service and Church School, 9:30; Leaders Club. National Honor So­ in the school. Lorraine Cormier, Preparatory curriculum at MHS lead. caplUlizing on Manchester’s J awUon, Amounts to this: that we value there may have been in the cleaa" Coach Gilbert B. Hunt’s veteran ciety, Senior Girls Club. (Current '69. ■ as the popular "Leada of nice peo­ swam ^victory With the time 1:9. installation, were guests at as­ hands. The Indians were able to ^'fore^ be making possible what ly believe that either it, or the ^9.00 Down, 21*^ monthly tern." : . itaelf with its time.s. The constitu­ 3 with Danny Dormer coming Iji a semblies presented Feb. .7, Thfcy ex­ cut the margin to two points In the Surely you do not want your children of Quill Magazine waa ao much in I *d to his own people, only to be ple;, romances crack up incessant­ In hia speech, Dick chose-these tion's brevity and Its fine general might be a permanent diversion of Kremlin will ever be capable of demand when It went on aale Feb. ">‘^ e n l y shot aa a foe. ly; and other difficulties, including cloae third. plained the strategy and uses of second frame, but Meriden, em­ to be denied the priceless popularity and aspects of th e . CJonstitution: its statement of principles have made The Mancheater fans saw' the the Nike installations. ploying an impressive fast break, traffic from the Canal to this -ordering such a war. It cannot stage-fright and flunked subjecta, guarantees, its preventions, its re­ posalble the extention of ita mean­ happiness that comet with playing the Pay as little as lO^f^^-down on any Watkins-Pianos 8 that itot everyone who wished to lottl^^Keenev! 'f.‘“the’’iitory?f*'‘ arise. MHS mermen close out their home The Nike is,^a guided missile broke away 39-24 at halftime. other route over which Israel bring Itaelf to believe that man­ 1063 M AIN ST. quirements, and its aervicea. ing.". season with a fine display of pow­ which can b e '' discharged from With Musto and Dziadek, Meri­ piano. and begin your child’s lessons at once. Then take up pu-chaae a copy was able to get televlslop rehearsal filled with Rose Marie Tremarco, '59, aa The following is a part of Dick’s "The Preamble’s first words, would be dominant. kind ia raady to end its etay on o:,e. Lively Imagination, original- number of humorous incidents, er. The MHS-ducks' final meet will underground positions. It ha* been den had little trouble controlling 0pp. Army 'and Navy Club to 2 .years to pay the balance on Watkins Budgei Jockp’a "successful” actress aunt, speech: ■ ■ > ■We the ^>eople. of the United both boards the rest of the way. Where is wisdom in such situa­ aarth that way._ Kyle Roberts, offers advice which Statea.' have been used against be with Torrington in Torrlngton. developed from 1940 until it waa Start them today on the Quibranten. Plan . . . |21.(}0 monthly on this Culbransen! ity of style, and understanding- o^ Roanne Wise’s story, _ "Early "The coiutitution was created by Squat '87 perfected in 1952. A' full court press was used by tions ? What step can the United Perhaps it even aharas our human nature wfre evident In' the ■ Memories,’’, is a recollection of her adds to the general confusion. Nan­ great minds ef great men. Never advocates of states’ right. 'To pro­ the locals In the final eight min­ cy’s father, Richard Leverldge mote the general welfare' la a The Nike missile is the beat States take which la not full of belief, which ia that, ir it e\’er •tudent-wrltteh short stories, ex- chUdhpod. since that convention of 1787 hah developed of all our ballistic mis­ utes and they closed the gap to ' complications and troubles and (Ken Tarlow, ’60), appears at the anybody created such a document phrase that has supported recent 10. It was soon apparent, however, comes to that, .aurvl^’at won’t be pertences, and poetry. ! v Y'*’?*!’** play’s end, to face a brutal truth" social legislature. Not only was Two Wins Close siles. It Is radar controlled and Is ^'Offensive to aomebody? ^ U s*''* finally finds the bov —of everlasting quality, of eyfer- a very successful missile, as far as that Meriden wasn't going to be worth much anyway. This first edition of 1957 haa dreams in a story called Waa Mias Burgess' production lasting foresight, of everlasting the conatitution constructed to denied the important league gome, Ona can only suimVae tbd right many huhioroua and entertaining successful? There’s only one way wisdom. The constitution is a doc­ adapt itself to time, but it also Jayvee Season army strategy goes. We live, in our times, on the "The Wallflower.” Nike installations are located in and won going away, by 14, answers. One fears that the edge of mass death. But we man­ stories, J4anne Miller’s "An Un­ to find out; tickets may be obtain­ ument of which every single had provlalons for amendments. It Leo Cyr paced thaindlons with published Trip to Mars" pictuces a "Fantasy Hill." a story by ed from any Pairft and Powder American should be proud." was through these amendments The Manchester Ja.Vvee iquad strategic position*, around ■vital l^right answers do npt include age to ignore that fact, and we Cynthia Nylin, tells the fantastic locations and aressXThey can be 18 points. followeV by Hayes little girl who told of her trip to member. . _ •• "Our*' constitution had accom­ that our conatitution grew with was -victor in .contests against Stagner and Tom Roche with 11 ■ tricky maneuvers- of any kind, do keep on living. Mars. "Hoy, Boss,” by Doug Stev­ atory of a girl’s visit in Ireland, PauU-'Xdams '59 plished a miracle. It had united its-country.’’ Simone Amiraiflt, Bidstol and rlden—Manchester instantly alerted and mobilized In or any bualneas of trying to buy and how she makei friends with a case of attack. The units are built and 10 each. But all of ua would die, to a ens, is a hilarious tale of the future and Meriden. The Path Ahead Efl^iilBBrs 8Mid SciBflHfts! * • : boy and his little sister. The Bristol Jayvees Invaded so they can be transported to any the policies of Individual nations certain extent, and the world Low cost Coiohial charm telling the works of a robot location. 'This year the toiimaroent win ’’in the area by the dispensation of A very enjo.vable story of .two Bruce Warren’s ‘Tense Mo­ Mancheater 7^lesd*y cnly to meet feature some big powerhouses. A would seem to be passing ir- ments" tells of the biggest track defeat. The hard fought contest A short film was shown on the .^various kinds of favors, or by the little dogs, entitled "Oh, to Live in development and production of the club by the name 6f Weaver has rvvocable moral sentence upon it'' the Do^ouse," ,wos written by meet of the season, and how it was the final gome for boU teams. just finished an imdefeated sea­ .jmaking of-threaU. either. HOW MUCH ARE YOU REALLY WORTH? was lost, by one point... Led by Wes Feshler, Bob Flake, missiles. It illustrated the accima- self, on the day 'whea wa creatures Hit-or-miss Braided Rag Rugs add Judy Best. cy in hitting “dulnimy planea'i. in son, chalking up 17 straight w'liu, - Conceivably, it would not only of aun and tight began buarowing ■Tpin Meibert has a very effec­ Allen Johnson’s essay on Memo­ George Cushlng.'and Steve Provost, and some experts sty there's'not Decialon/Inc., Management Conenltants, knows of the final hofnay charm to .Early tive poem caljed .-"Liebeetod." the Jayvees netted a total of 48 flight. ;. ba right for us, but more success­ holes for ouraakves.' rial Field, which he, calls ’The , The program was interesting a club in New England that con ful for us, if . we stopped trying cuuntleea opportunities, espccinlly in the nirc eft American rooms fuinithad m maple, ifarUyn Fishe has ‘ two poems: Transformation." tells of spending points to a Bristol total of 38 beat the Beavers. ■ By that act, we would confirm gas turbine Aeld, that offer new challenges and in- ’’Melody" defines what a melody points. and proved educational to the stui to bribe and preasure and merely pine, cherry and painted pieces. most of his younger days playing dentil, because of the closeness of Stratford also wons 17 wimi our ikgeneracy and , failura. By tereatlng salarfea to engineers not moving along is; the second, called "New Shoes,’’ in this field. And now he also spends The Jayvees traveled, to Meri- without a setback aiMl although Kept thumping away for things den on Feb. 8 and also netted a the Battery C Nike Base. that act, wi» would empty We It- as fast a* they believe they should. What yon are Watkins makes it possible to use uses these symbols to show a boy most of his days in thts same place they play a somewhat easier sch^- we. are sure are right.. We know it really worth Is simply what yoii ran get la the open g;rowing Into manhood. "Memory,” victory. The firuil count was 64-54 It was announced that an open ■elf of all dignified meaning. them in ovary room, in the home et because in this very field the new house would be held at the Nike ule they are a hard fighting, deterw 'Is right that Israel cannot-take eompetittve mnrkeL. AND WE KNOW THAT by Linda Smith, and "Summer Af­ Manchester High School was built 1:. favor of Manchester. Bob Daigle mined squad. Paced by 5.9 Harry Before it makes day auch- sym­ MARKET. Our clients pay us—,vou don't—>to ffnd led the attack wrlth deadly shooting installation in the near future. .tarritorial gains from its October these sensationally low Semi-Annual fair," by Marie Brandt tell .of re­ A descriptive paragraph by Homer the downstate five will tie bolic surrender of mankind to the men experienced la these jet engiae fields: membaring things gone by. Cyn­ from the outside end fou. line. Sinione 87 Attack. We know it is right that -Sale prices. 'Choose frorh 'the two Jeanette Fraser, entitled "El - - - .r______hard to beat. tyranny of the atom. Jet the thia Treggor’a "The Inevitable ” ex­ Oortln,” tells what a beautiful Clyde Richard '59 Ranked third and equally tough ‘®Bypt ahall. not bar Israel fpo'm — r Dsaign of test faclUtles and teat equipment most popular room sizesl White House at least consider one presses a deep cmotlo:i. place a little Mexican Village Is. Coming Events are the'Red Raidere from Meriden. uae of the Sues OsnaJ. We know e .MecheaienI design of .high speed' rotating <4uip- Janet Fofgette has a very gay The Silver City Five have loet but last approach tb the problems of Prints Piige Winners Majorettes Twirl It is right that United Nations ment • poem called ’.’Snow," wnlle Bar­ once in 15 games and tied for CCIL atemic peace—an approach, per­ bara Kennedy praised the "tetlow Quill Included the first prize Cited by Council jp U ce forces should be SUUonSd wimiera of two essay- contests; honors. This club Is big. fast, and haps, which puti. tha vital interaata o Aerodynamic design of advanced eystame and beside us” In "Are you a Hero?" Lighted Batons aggressive and would tike nothing ^ the laraeU-Egypttan. borders cempoaenta "What the Bill Of Rights Means of all humanity ahead of the vital Betty Regan’s cleverly written The second la gost sum ever col­ better than to be State champs.' to guard the truce. Our objective poem, "The Gladiators.” has a aur- To Me," by Frank Salmonsen, and lected' in a Manchester High interests of any one great' power e Thermodynamlo deaign of ad\-anced sjitrm s and .. Marilyn Flshe's" 1 Speak For At half-time during the basket­ Miould be to obtain these three priae ending. ball game Tuesday night the lights School Polio Drive, 815.'>.49. was or group of powers. So fer, there I cemponente ’ Use Experience* Democracy." The winter scene on received last wsek. Linda Nelson things because they right, not tjie caver was assigned by Dave were dimmed and the majorettes Hdmemakers Set is no greet netion, including our e Design, analysis er evaluation of aulematic Con­ Ivar Jozus wrote a suspense-fill­ appeared twirling batons. The girls collected the Isrgeet amount, go­ ^osi the basis of whatever threata Flsvell. ing over the 812 mark from room own, n-hich haa takan the position trol systems - • ed story of an "Eisespe" of a boy A second edition of Quill will be have put on an exhibit at nearly For TV Program ■or. brilMa we can think up to use from enemy territory. “Life In isued in the spring. every home game this season. 249. The annual Heart Drive will qa the nations involved. that mankind comes first, and big e Design and analsrsls of bydeaulic and alaetro- CJastle,” by Ineae Puklnskis, Is the Under leadership of captain be held Tuesday. The Council an­ powers aecond.' mechaalcal mechanisms The staff -which la receiving con- ' The CkmnecUcut Heart Assn, Some of us can remember. that account of a family who took ref­ Nancy Sloan. '57, they first did a ticipates an equally good outcome will present a program ‘-‘Trainlnff uge in a castle while fleeing from gratulatioiu for a fine school regular routine and then ex­ from the studen* body. It was the bribe and threat a Design and appUcatloa ef meehnnical and cMa- Save on alN kinds of Early magazine ia made up of; Misi Young Homemokera" os po>i Ironic Inatnimentation, Reg. $27.50 the Russians. changed their batons for. those with A sports dance Is,being held to Cfiuumel 18'a aerieo, "Accent on -technique we were using in this American Furniture durhlf Marian' Caasy, faculty advisor; the colored lights. the music of Ed Tatro's Band, Feb. 6x9 feet e e • e • e 1 9 9 8 Tha story "Early Memories,' Living.” The program will tele­ Same- area last suihmer, .when we this sale . . . like the Boston written by Kurt Elgenbrod, reflecU Katherine Martin, editor-in-chief; The girls have been supervised IS, in tlie main arena. This' is the Freedom's - Corner If yon bonestly feel you deserve more money, we boneetly / Linda Smith, secretary; and the -this year by Major Harvey of cast Saturday, 1:30 pjn. were showing Nasser a.fine fat Rocker shown, in black. a child's earliest remembecances. second of three i ance bands Under direction of Mias Janet feel we turn help you g etlt. We have the job deoeriptioas for / Jo Ann Fisher's "A Day Never to- following staff members; Harilurd end have practiced every' ifo>m«d recently. iFTopoeltlon by which.,we would One difficulty is ensuring eoBsoltlng, eupcrvlaory» dcelgn, and llalsoa poattions. We Reg. $32.50. . Joyce Baker, Marie Brandt,- FrMay afternoon at school. Hartinger, ' home ■ economics scrupulous accuracy on spot neWs. can tell you what yon’re worth if you’ll give us your back­ Reg. $52.50 be Forgotten” told of a girl who The Seniqr-Faculty gome and teacher, four Manchester High *telp him build his Aswan Dam, lost her life because of dare. Hermonie Carrara, Cynthia Coe. sports dance combination \-/iU be School students. Andy Cyr.J^tro- which implies 'a careful examina­ ground and |nb interests. 9x12 feet . Carol Flahc, Marilyn Fishe, Paula NEW CRAFT CLUB held March 8. Price admlsoion ! When, just as he reached tion and checking of detalM,' ia 27,95 The atory of a boy and his dog Glnaburg, Marilyn Hubbard. Wil­ Mrs. EaizabeUi Budd’a freithmaq gft lyit Johnson, Sue McComb and Jo fm it, wa snatched It beck and that It takes time. But in the com­ ,Cai|- COLLECT day er Or. send your name, address, 'entitled "Return," by Frank Sal- art classes are how paipting build­ Will be 50 cents for both. In pre­ Ann Fisher, will dertionstrmte sad monaen, added a touch of sadness liam Knight, K»vija McPartland, vious years. I the two .events were ourselvea th at by our petitive activity of nows gathering eveningiL . title or Job interest te Kathy Murray, fiteva Nagy, C ^ - ings in water color and crayon. An discuss methods being used ia there piuat be a terrific incentive Ask operator fqr to the magazine. "Mies Rosey.’' thla Nylin, Suaan Perras, Arlene entirely new croft group has been held in dlff|erent plsces -and sep­ their cUtoes to shorten time spent “ in dealing \4ith him, I DECISION/INC. mystery of a woman’s death, was 1 arate admissions wer4 necesMiry. to "get there fikteat with the Cincinnati. Ohio ' Nenagkment Consultnate Peterbon. Judy PontiUo, Judy formed for the second, semester.' in the kitchen. t|8(),just about flalehed him. moeteat" If accuracy,, however, ia written by Gaylon Ihlmer. “nie Regn, Betty Regoii, Buaui Shearer, The group is finishing enameled This year, -both jUic -gome end The .half-hour program will, OArfleld 1 -n o O . 1600-2 First NnUonnl the dance will be held in the mein show a abort scene in n t'sM a how the piwkeat Near important m news reporting, it la Bank Bldg. • Fortune Teller'’ 18 another myo- Cynthia Treggor and VirgiiUa Va- fish pins in transparent "colors, and tery, written by Bob.Wataon, about halos. they 4re drawing ,deitgiu for cop­ arena of the high' )Khool. Norm economics class. Theme dRl8t^?tltotaa begaa. U wdl take a i important in atatamants ' ^ Ciaclniiati, Ohlo. 'v a man who p r^ b te d Oie deatha of Ho^nthol and Leo Cyr will coach program ' centers sMund: brand,of «taUa-j^” " vrorda are re- WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Other faculty advison lira ' E(K per dishes. PubUahers af the autberilative Engineers e H unt' Carthy of the fausinesa actlvitlea; Ka^y Martin, editpr-in-dhlef of QulU, k>o^ at the latest eedlUon- with her. fellow workera, ^oyce sports equipment tor counter the Varrity baa.keiball team pioy Isomsd hi sdwoLand a 9|f MAIN Stum by John Q i^ e y . ftiB ^«t n mni U n . lAVeme Ktla(» and the Bokor, Paula Ginsburg and Linda Smith. TKe TIfe magoxljic,\wtuchmogaxljic, contain* atoriea of tha student! of Mon- cnoiiga dcsigtu done'm block, ^ y on this te-un. tutura UTtoB): ' fl^peupflUofl jMMtar who M- Alt Btf fitfiwent. ,r' cheater High School, 'Waa roeantly diatriwUfl to the atudonta. white and gray, - Claire Carlaoo. MsrieiU CtogaM.'B7 -.(V- ■ ■ i . : ' '

Vl- I '4; ■■ \ ' 1 . 1 . ^ j ' ’ 1 • ' V • -7 i •7 ' • -■ ■ i f /-''Wrr -'''V'V 1 ■•■ ^ i.w- . \ •i- KRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1967 ' L . , . j p a c k N IN ||, . ' V —LX IsitSl! EIGHT Teachers Uhfon Woman, Baby Injured Veterans Group |5' IFLETOHER BUSS GO. o p e a n c h i^ Defense Aide Quits Meeting Tonight To Name Officers Daily Radio W H A t < -4 1 0 Young GOP Ui|it’ 1188 WEST MIDDLE T ir n K F lU Ladies of Sti Mauyice Head Water Firm The Fourth organisational meet­ Henry T. Becker, a national rep­ Dynamite Blast Hits ■EMtern Daylight Ttm« W P O P — l i t * Postpones .Event ing of the local barracks World CORNER DURANT 87 After Contract Quiz resentative of the American Fed­ W ar I veterans, USA Inc., will he Lists Committee Chairmen Status Slated (c. J. MORRISON eration of Teachers, AFL-ClO, pre­ held at the American Legion Home, NEW - LARGER QUARTERS TIM tollofrtng program achoiluloa?*" Set for Monday WHAY—Night WaleB dicted today that a ^local of that Sunday at 2 p.m. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING ara MigpUod tog the radio managa- WTIC—Monitor/ The nominating committee, WDRC—The World Tonight Columbia; Feb. W (Special)— Bolton, Feb. 15 (Special) —Mrs.Acarrlage. possibly a small doll For Hearing (OMtlBiMd from. PSf6 One) | union 'Will hie- organised In Man­ Clinton Negro Area iaoBta gad ara auhjact to change WPOP—Modem Soundi . PAINT oiMl W ALLPAPER C O . cisions which would benefit the named last Sunday, will present a AUTO GLASS INSTALLED The Young Republican* Club Martin Lynch of Gook Dr., newhouse are the type of ^hlng the comp*ny. chester .“In a year.” slate of of fleers for consideration without hoUca. g:U — A Ak. » ^ OA fchool need! to replace. Anyone Actually, the ‘whole exchange: WHAY—Night Watch meeting scheduled for Monday In -Bolton, #'eb. 15 (Special)' — The "I have not violated in any Becker, who lives at 736 Center of the newly organised veterans WTIC—Monitor president of the Ladles of St. to contribute toya la In- WM handled by telephone. app*r-| (OMtUMd from Page Om ) •member of the county achool board G U SS FURNITURE TORS Open Houm W D R O r^ e , World Tonight Yeoman’s Hall at 8 p.m. has been Maurice, haa announced the liat.of | vtted to contact Mra. Preuaa. status of Llynwod Inc., Water Co., 38S CENTER ST. — Ml f-9713 manner the above historically St., claimed that a few Manchester group. W V^Re^rt B*Tue WPOyl—Modern foundi . recognized precepts.” which operates the high achool. committee chairmen who will Parents who will assist at the as s public utility will be the- sub­ •ntly to expedite mattera. Both the | reatora order. John Kasper, aegre- At present 69 veterans, who postponed until Feb.. 27. teaphers are at-large members of But the worst pre'vloui explosion served from April 6, 1917 until MIRRORS (Rioplaee and Deer) aP^^lR ose Miller * ‘^ l i Y -N i g h t Watch’ aerve during her term of office. school next week Include Mrs. ject df n Public UtUltiea Commis­ Pentagon letterg and the Preal-i gatloniat from Washington. D. C., WDRt>-C«l Koiny W I C —Monitor At that time a panel discussion sion (PUC) hearing Monday in the union’s Hartford County Coun­ went off the night of Ded. 28 be­ Julji 2, 1921, are enrolled in the WFOP—Wucworke Mra. Wayne lAdd, O>ok Dr., la Robert Mortenaen . a n d Mrs. dent’a reply from Thonlaavllle, j was sentenced by U.S. District WDRC—Ruee Naughton will be held on the proposed addi­ membership chairman; 'Mra. George 'Wllllama, Monday; Mra. Hartford. cil now. hind the White CTitlsens Cbuncil organization. PICTURE FRAMING (ell types) /WPOP—Modern Sounds WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS were dated j^terday, 1 ■He hopes this number will In- headquarters building about a mile Open Houee • lU— tion to 'the Horac;e W. Porter George Maheggia, Rt. •, p ^ r a m ; I Karl NIchae and Mra. Alphonse The firm, an E. J. Holl enter­ Judge Robert L Taylor to a year! Officers who will be presented WCCO—*« « » '« BetUi creue following a legislative meet­ WHAY—Night Welch School which will be . one of the Mra. Anthony Maneggia, Rt. •. ar- Bogush, Tueaday; Mra Michael prise, provides water service in the Sen. McClellan (D-Ark), who Local Stocks in federal prison for stirring up south of here. The concrete block by the nominating committee in­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Monitor ' headz the inveatlgationa aubcom- ing of the council tonight In New building was heavily damaged. —Rom Miller items on the agenda of the annual clude: Walter Mahoney, comman­ WTIO—Rom WDRC—Ruee Naughton rangemenU; Mrs. Arthur Scanlon,' peace and Mrs. Rusaell Conning- Rosed^e section. Thirty-two res­ the disturbances. JALUUSfESi iMtallatiM la 4)idek. Eaay and BoobooUm L W DBO-^“ Kolby, WPOP—Modern Soundi Town Meeting in March. Notch Rd., ways and means; M rs.! ton. Wednesday, and Mra. Robert idents of the ares have petitioned mitkee, had no Immediate comment ((uotatioiM Fumlsbed By Britain.' . Other light blasts were aet off on der; Dr. John V. Gregan, senior WPOP—wexworke Members of the panel who will about the annouAcement. The meeting tonight. will deal Taylor adjudged Kasper* In con­ a bridge spanning the Clinch River vice commander; Merritt Blanch­ tiiaa- William McDtmald. French Rd-,'Dixon. Thura«|ay. There will’ be no the PUC to determine if the firm Cobum R Mlddlebrook, Ine. tempt of federal court on grounds OUNTRACIUKS: WE HAVB IN STOOR Betty ^WmbaU WHAY—.N'iRht Watch discuss the proposal will Include visiting and welfare; Mrs. William sclsool Feb. 22 and the foilowring is a public utility within the term Four Others Quit" Bank Stacka with the 9-point leglalatlve pro­ on U.S. Highway 25-W at the edge ard, junior vice commander; Wil­ W O C d -R e ^ Reeue WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporta . Roes’ resignation' recalled those gram of the Omnecllcut Federa­ he violated an Injunction against liam Stevenson, , quartermaster; MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS WDRC—R u m Naughton State Rep. LaVergne' ’Williams; Minor, Coventry, youth activities; week. Sessions will resume March presceribed by law. Bid Asked of, town; in a small culvert on a n of Harold E. Talbott as secretary tion of Teachers. It will be held In Interfering with peaceful Integra­ Wells W. Pitkin, chaplain; Law- Miller WPOP—Modern Sounda Donald Tuttle, chairman of the and Mrs. C, C. 'Tucker, Hebron 4. A spokesman for the residents First National Bank road In the Anderaonvllle commun­ Op«n Saturdaya Open Thniwlay Evaninga WDRO—Record Shop local Board .of Education; and Rd:, altar and sanctuary.. of the Air Force; Hugh W. Gross of Manchester .. . . 28 84 the Henry Barnard Hall at New tion of the achool and freed him renqe Williams, Judge advocate. WHAY—Night Waich AnxIUary to Meet revealed today that a query to the under $10,000 bond pending. ap­ ity six mil^a north of here; and on ESTOtA'TES GLAOLY GIVEN WPOP—Waxworke w n c —Cavalcade of Sporta ■George Patros, principal of the Those who will aerve on the as chairman of the Interstate Comi Hartford National Britain State Teachers CoUege, the Southern Railway right of way Trustees include: W illiam Mrs. Everett Hay, Mrs. .Norman Commisaion, several years ago, re­ BANK I starting at 7:30. peal. * ’ wi5AY—Betty^lOinbell WDRC—Rii*» Naughton Horace W. Porter School. Council of CaUuriic Women in the merce Commission (ICC); Edmund Bank and Trust Co. 31 33 In Clinton. Sweet Sr„ three years; Harold S. WPOP—Modem Soundi Koehler and Mra Wayne Ladd will sulted in the finding that the com­ Becker claimed a number of WCCC—Record Reeue The Club' has issued' an invita­ local parish include Mra. Charles be hostesses for the meeting of the F. Mangure as General Services ad­ Conn. Bank and Sixteen other persons have been Olds, two years;- Paul Catter, one WK1«B-P-M. Robbins, Rt. spiritual develop­ pany was not a public utility, be­ 1 ministrator; and Peter A. Stroljel .. 37 40 Manchester teacheri plan to at­ charged with violating the same year. W n C —Roe* MtU*r. WHAY—Night Welch tion to the general public to at­ Women's Auxiliary of the Fire De cause ita pipes did not run. under Trust Co...... DELAYED PAI-MENT WDRO—Record BBop WTIC—Cavelcede of Sport* tend thia meeting and panel dis­ ment chairman; Mrs. John McDer­ as Public Buildings commissioner. Manchester Trust .- . 62 67 tend. court order In connection with new According to Donald Heming­ WDRC-Ruxs Naughton partment to be held Monday at 8 roads. Almost all of Manchester’s 360 Covington, Oklii. (d b -lt took 37 WPOP—Waxwork* cussion so that they may be mott, Flano Rd., parent education; p.m. at the firehouse. SATURDAYS Esch had been summoned before a Fire ' Insuranee Companies diaturbancei which closed the way, temporary cHkirman, there WPOP—Mudem Soundi Mra. Nan Flanagan,^ Hebron Rd., Roads Accepted by Town I congressional committee, but each Aetna Fire ...... 674 704 teachers and principals now are school - temporarily In December. years, but Frank J. Renna finally are now 779 barracks of World * ‘^ A Y —Reconl R ^ * “ tliU — acquainted with all phases of the The Auxiliary will conduct a The main Rosedale roads havev« members of the Connecticut Edu­ received his World War I bo'nus of WCCO—Record Bertew WHAY—Night Watch propo.sed addition. co-operation, with charities;' Mr*. penny auction and foodless food denied having done anything Hartford Fire ...... 140 150 Trial for them la pending,; and all War I 'Veterans, U.S.A., in the na­ WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporta William Minor, public relations. since been incorporated 'into the 84 cation Assn. more than $1,000. tion. Principal aim of the organi- S j u L £ X t WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Ru»a Naughton Lions Mlnattel Slated .____ sale after the business meeting. a i ^^L44Ai Go. wrong. National Fire . . . . . • 76 are free on bon^ (x)hsJUL, Mrs. Lynch will serva as repre­ town road system. 77. __ Renna’a check had been held iin nation Is to obtain hlrher pension ^ ^ fe l-N e w e Reigrter WPOP—Modern SoOTIBl------The Lions’ Club will present a Mrs. William Hand, Mra Fred The Rosa Inquiry touched par­ Phoenix ...... 74 Tlie fiist of the exploatonsi also WPOT—Bob and Ray U:W— sentative of the parish at area Residents . seek an affirmativeivs I A •, .IONS H. Life and laaematty Ins. Coa. by legal difficulties since 1920. benefits for veterans and veter­ WHAY—Night Watch minstrel Marbh 15 uid 16 in Yeo­ Wsmock, Mrs. Bkiward Dufresne, ticularly on an $834,150 Army con­ Snake Myth Explained In Clinton’s Negro district, was (Touncil meetlnga. decision hearing at the PUC hear Aetna Life .. ■...... 165 175 The Covington barber was In the ans’ dependents-of World War I. "WHAY-Record Rodeo WTIC—News • mans Hall. John LaCrolx and Valentine Dance • Set Mrs. Jack Early and Mrs. Peter tract for 249.000 pairs of trousers, .Sept. 26. There was little or no Tlfh O Jo iviL. WDRC—Newa ing which win be held in room awarded to Wynh Enterprises last Aetna Casualty .. ...117 127 San Diego—The myth that an in­ damage that tlma. Navy for three years before being J)dl veterans of World War 1 WPOP—News O orge B, Smith are co-chairmen The Pilgrim Fellowship and MsssoUni are members of the com­ 9 A. M. to 12 NOON I ...244 259 are urge to attend this meeting. i,i charge of the event. mittee in charge of arrangements 585A, State Office building at Nov. 13. Mrs. Ross stated her com­ Conn. General ... jured snake will not die till sun­ discharged In April 1920. The WTIC—Roe* MlUer U iU — Older Youth Group of the Congre­ Hartford Steam Boiler 74 79 The other blasta have followed WHAY—Night Watch for the annual potluck supper 10:30 a.m. pany’s bid was $75,000 lower than down haa. existed for centuries, bonus payment was held up be­ DO YOU HAVE SUCH A CHOICE OF WDRC—cal KoHiy WTIC—Sporle—Weather Anyone interested in partici­ gational Church have engaged the Travelers ...... 724 ' no clearly define'd pattern. WPOP—Bob and Ray pating In the minstrel may get In March 9. This Is the social event at They believe that a fai'orable P.S. If yoH'ra in a hurry Saturday mominfis, the next lowest bid. 764 says Laurence M. Klauber in hi* cause of seven hours "overleave” WDRC—Ru»» Naughton County Boys of Andover to furn­ I Public UtUIUea book, ’’Rattleanakes." He explains Two of them went off, without ■ la a- WPOP—Modem Sounda touch with Smith. which the women entertain their PUC decision will result In better The subcommittee also hs! of the present acHool year, accord­ dresses, 25 glove cases, 10 green C olum bia correspondent, Sirs. frith Ftneat FaeUlUca bei's of Congress, who was former­ -SALES—SERVICE—RENTALS—SUPPLIES” his limitations, to the society and towels and 24 field covers. OK-8treet Parking to S'^T-S-g-T-C-H STIMULSTS it tO tion, overnight! Get Colonaid, in Good Mutia ing to George Patros, principal. Frank Marchlsa, telephone AOad- action; to a normal urge to purge. ly associated with such company, I'UEL OIL ______enlne Serenade environment in which he is forced He also noted that the girls in The Society will work with the emy 8-0060. I EaUblUhed 1874 4*sy-to-take tablet form at any dru]^ to continue normal establish^ • HEADQUARTERS FOR ADDING MACHINES • w n c —Dick Burtel . counter, todayl Only 98c for the 60 to live. The third area of responai* John LaCroix’s Grade 8 clasa had other two church .organizations, And, af all laxatifas, only CoioNam, competitive business operations GASOLINE w m o —Amoa n i ^ y bility lies with the parents. the amazing new Itxstiee discovery tablet package, brings positive relief WPOP—Fulton Lewla Jr. had a 100 per cent attendance for the Women’s Guild and the Two- St. George, Bermuda, is believ^ at less than 2c per tablet. with a government agency, pro­ TiU— Dr. Young cautioned parenUi the entire month of October, which Together Club, to plan a recep­ possesses Colonsio’s great irnp»fx''iz- WHAY—Serenade _ ^ ^ to be the oldest English-speaking vided that the government official WCCC—Good iM’cnIng Good Huild against over-protection of the he atates does not happen very tion for the newly appointed pas­ community in the Western Hemi­ (1) does not exert any Influence “To SB—Allen Brown child. He stated that parents must often .in any grade. tor, the Rev. George Evans, and sphere. It was founded in 1612, on-behalf of the company; or i2) BANTLY OIL w !S c—Dick Burtel make decisions regarding the Membtr PDIC WDRO—Amoe 'n Andy Perfect attendance by grades Mrs. Evans who will arrive here eight years before the Pilgrims does not have a financial interest I -r ill’ \\1, INI' WPOP—K. P. Morgan child's welfare, always keeping in follows; Grade 1. William Ely, early next month, from Pennsyl­ landed at Plymouth Rock, In, or'recelve imy compensrtion or ■I '1 \ !\ I 111 I, I I > : mind that which is best for the Susan Merritt. Sandra Roberts: vania. remuneration from’ the company; WHAY—Marine Show . „ . child. He added that parenU must The Society plana to contribute WCCG—Good Brenine Good Uueie Grade 2, Charles Snurkow-ski and or (3) in his official position, Is TEL Mlfchrll ? -1595 FIRST . . . FOR EVERYTHING! w n m —Erenlng Serenade take an active part in this whole Anne ManWarren; Grade 3, James to the following organizations: not authorized or called upon ,to Use MANCHESTER TRUST'S NORTH BRANCH DRIVE-IN w n O -N ew a ol World new approach to the mentally re- Red Cross and CARE. $15 each; WDRC—Amoe end Andy Lippe; Grade 4, John Knapp, Lea- make, and does not make, de­ ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 W POP-G . Heatler Urded, and laUded the local group lie Lewis, John Hodges, Ronald Heart Assn, and March of Dimes. l : U — f*r its concern as demonstrated Pelkey. 'Hteodore Beebe, William $5 each. WHAY—IUtten,^d Rep^ , WOCO—Qpod Beemnf G ^ Huaid by its activities here in Manches­ Gardner and Cynthia Swol; Grade Mrs. Eva Harris haa donated to WnSTB—Erenlng S ered a ter. 4, David CharthCr, Joseph Jaswln- the Society a outwork tablecloth W n C -O n a Man'a Family .A question and answer period ski, Michael JCokoszks. Thomas which will be used for a money- WDRO—B. B. Marrow raising project. t WS lp —Say It With Muale followed Dr. Young’s talk. He Marchlsa. Wiillam Plesz. Peter teaches mentslly retarded children R o^ rjs and William Harley. Hostesses for the Valentine w g y u A w y ___aaiAiwB a^arTW meeting were Mrs. Adolph Hin- MuMe in one of Hartford's speciaKclasaes, Also, Grade 5, Cleland Swenor, During the business meeting, con­ George Niles, Russell Haddad and richs. Mrs. Roger Hayden, Mrs. WTie-MonltOr ducted by Ray Colpitts, president, Nancy Moore; Grade 5, Louis Ely, Allen Robinson. Mrs. Russell An­ WDRC—Robert O. I.ewU drews and Mra. Lester Hutchins. WE'LL NEVER CHANGE OUR WPOP—Counter Spy several ne’v members were wel­ Diane Chartier. Pauline Strick­ comed to the association. land, George Johnson and Ed­ The March of Dimes committee We've Thrown Away POLICY of offoring Suporier * 'f e A Y —Polka Party _ . „ ward irhom]»on; Grade 6, Rose­ met at the home of the chairman. WOCQ—Oood Brening Good Huair Mrs, Alfred Soracchi, to open the Sorvico. . .Rigid Ethics. . . Courtoeus] WKNB—Muale marie Brouaseau, Bernice Clark WTIC—Mpnllor and Robert Hatchett; Grade 7, coin cards and count the returns. Trootmont. But whon it cemos to' W DRC-^our* Tnily Deaths Last Night Of a total of 600 cards mailed out, WPOP—Counter 8py Robert Haynes, David Forbes. is_ * -__ Bernard Nagy, Robert Elliott and 270 were returned and contained a prico . .L WE'RE IN A FIGHTING WHAY—Jaxx Allay By THE ASiSOCIATED PRESS Rita Evans'; Grade 8. Betty Albro, total of $601.20. The recent Moth­ Our Top Hat MOODI Now you con onjoy oil tho WnC-Monltor _ , _ ers’ March also netted $244.87 WDRC—Hobart a LowU Briarcllff Manor, N. Y..—Charles Susan Soracchi and Frederick WPOP—Mystery------" • t Timo a ; Peugeot, 84, a leade,' in the ilicker; Grade 8, Linda Carlson, making a total of $846.07. odvontogos of doing busintu with ■ita— development iff the dry-mat atereb- Sheila Shine. Jay Beck, Keith Last year's total contributions WHAY—J s n Alley on old*ostablishtd . . . rolioblo dr> WTIC—Monitor _ t>’pe process of newspaper print­ Coutant, Thomas D’Auteuil and came to $770.14 which also in­ W R C —Robert G Lewis ing in the United States, who in 'ITieodore Swol. cluded $98.28 from . the March gonizatten . . . - WPOP—Mystery miim* 1818 joined Benjamin Wood in the Ladies Unit Meets Dimes. This year the dance will and Kid Gloves... formation of the Wood Flong At the meeting of the Ladies’ be held on Washington's Birthday TelcYiBion Proerama Corp.. which develops ’ the dr>’- On Paea Two mat ayatem, died Thursday. Palm Beach, Flo ■ Mrs. Kath- airine Hubbard Wadsworth, 81 i prominently idt -ified in the ao- GENERAL ciid and cultural activities In Palm Beach and at Bar Harbor, Maine, O i j u M i * T V SERVICE and' widow of Col. Clarence Sey­ mour Wadi'woryi. Died Thursday. ROASTING CHICKENS Days MflK * CbU She was bpm.in Chicago. •-S . We’re tired of sitting around politel.v while others make fantastic Nights iZ$2.95 sS n Pina Parts CToIunibus. Ohio — James B. We ^11 our special Cornish-Rock capons and roasters claims of giant price reductions. We know for a fact that nobody any* SensotioiHil LOWER Priw i t e l ; M I S -8 4 «l Gregg. 47, a member of the city riifht here on the farm where they are raised. where offers lower prices or better deals than we do. Now we think Planning Commission in Colum­ We deliver them Friday morninR, no charge. bus, and a firmer supervisor of it’s about time that everyone "knew it! We’re putting the facts before now in effect on our the Mississippi State Planning We charcoal-barbecue them oh order any day, 50c.. the public with a hard-hitting announcement regarding price. Our low commission, died Thursday. He We give 10% discount on ten or more. prices talk for themselves . . , and these fantastic reductions say mtu-e ALLIED TV SERVICE was bom in Boston., They are the most delicious and the cleanest chickens NEW 1957 POLICY OF FABULOUS ICHESnUI than all the big> black headlines combined. Make us prove it! Per Honae CaU ‘ you can get. HCRAP DE.AI,ER DIES $ 1 5 0 Pina Parts ' Meriden, Feb. '15 (**i—Harry ROGER OLCOn MONEY-SAVING VOLUME SELMNG! BU 9-0080—9 a.m. to 9 p.in. Gordon, one of the state’s biggest 1953 1952 Mtwbsr wt Factory scrap dealers died last- night at 403 West Center'l^treet Mitchell 3-7853 1954 OLDSMOBILE 1956 OLDSMOBILE 1955 OLDSitilOBILE 195S OLDSMOBILE 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1955 CHEVROLET ' Elactraaie Taehaleiaaa Meriden Hospital. He was 90. OLDS...... $1520 OLDS* ..... $895 s Supar "BB" . $2825 Supar V88" . $2395 Supar "88" $2295 Supar "88" . $2280 "2 1 0 " ..... $1275 "B B " ...... S2445 4-door V-8. Green. Radio, De Luxe “ fiS” HoHday De, Luxe "88" 4-door. Ifollday coupe. Radio, 4nloor. Green and wUte. Holiday coupe. Green and 2-tone Blue. 4-dopr. Ra­ 4-door. Gray. Radio, heater, Hydramatte, pow­ heater. coupe. 2-tone Green. Ra­ ' Blue. Radio, heater. Hy- heater, Hydramatlc. Radio, heater, Hydramat- ' white. Radio, heater, Hy­ dio, heater, Hydramatte. dramafle. er ateering. dio, heater, Hydramatte, Black and vrtiitc. Ic, power ateeriag, pow­ dramatlc, power brakes. 1954 OLDSMOBILE power steering, power er brakes. . , 1955 OLDSMOBILE brakea. , : , 1951 1956 OLDSMOBILE 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1955 Supar "88" . $2095 1956 Supar "88" . $2395 Convertible. , Turqnolsa 1953 U BU ICK ...... $695 "B B " _____ S2B35 Supar "88'^ . $2295 Monday coupe. 2-tone MERCURY . $2345 and ’ white. Radio, heat­ Super 2-door. Gra)'. Ra- HoHday aedan. Bluri|and DaSOTO .. $2795 4kdoor. Tniquoiae. Radio, Green. Radio, heater, Hy­ Monterey hardtop. Black er, Hydramatlc,, power OLDS. ... $1095 dip, heater, Dyn^ow. SPECIAL MID WINTER OFFER and White. Radio, heater, De Luxe “ 88" 4-door. while. Radio, heater, Hy- Flrefllte hardtop. White heater, Hydramatlc, pow­ dramatlc. steering, power brakes. Mercomatic. 1951 WITH THE PUZCHASE OP dramatic, power ^tef ring, I and green. Radio, heater, er steering. 1955 BUICK Black. Radio, beater, Hy- power brakea. PowerFlIte, power ateer­ 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1954 OLDSMOBILE ; dramatic. PONTIAC ... $495 1956 OLDSMOBILE ing, power brakes.' 1955 OLDSMOBILE "4 8 " ...... $1960 1953 Chieftain "8” 4ldoor. 2 ALUMINUM COMBINATION Da Luxa "98" $2685 Supar "88" . $1995 2-door. Blue and white. Green. Radio, heater, Hy- 1956 Supar "88" . $2495 Holiday coupe. White and 4-door. White and blue. Radio, heater, Dynaflow. OLDS...... $1415 * dramatic. Sup»r "BB" . S29B5 gray. . Radio, heater, Holiday coupe. Green and MERCURY . $2655 Convertible. Red. Radio, Radio, heater,' Hydra- 1954 Super "88” HoHday c a white. Radio, heater, Hy- heater, Hydramatlc, pow­ power steering, power matic, power ateering, coupe. White and blue. 1951 DOORS and ’ « Monterey hardtop coupe. brakes., dramatic, power ateering, White and red. Radio, er steering, power brakes. power brakes. DODGE ... $1395 Radio,' heater, Hydramat­ CHEVROLET $595 power brakes. heater, Mercomatic. Royal “ F’ Club Coupe. lc. De Luxe Convertible. SCREENS 195^0LDSMOtlLE 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1955 Red and white. Radio, 1953 Blue. Radio, heater, Pow­ 1956 OLDSMOBILE heater, PowerFlIte. WITH DOOR FRAME EACH 1956 Supar "88" . $2395 DaSOTO .. $1695 OLDS. . . . $1095 er Glide. Da Luxa "9B" $3260 HoHday coupe. Gorki and AND ALL HARDWARE FLYMOUTH $2330 Holiday coupe. Red aad Flredome hardtop. Green. 1954 Super "88". HoHday 1949 J' Holiday aedan. Gray and white. Radio, heater, Hy­ ' beige. Radio, beater, Hy- Radio, -heater, standard coupe. White and green.. white. Radio,'heater, Hy- Belvedere ' hardtop. Red PONTIAC .. $1660 and white. Radio, heater, dramatlc. dnunatic. transmission. SUr Chief hardtop. Yel- Radio, heater, Hydramat- FORD ...... $95 dramatlc, power steering, Ic. A V-8 2-dodr. Black. Radio, laatsllatioa power brakes. PowerFlIte. low and black. Radio, 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1955 heater, Hydramatlc. heater. OpUoBal 1953 1956 OLDSMOBILE 1955 OLDSMOBILE Da Luxa "98" $2685 "9 8 " ...... $2635 CHEVROLET $1795 1954 1948 Supar "88" . $2395 Holldaj' coupe. 2-toae Holiday coupe. White and Bel Air 4-door. Ivory and PONTIAC ... $895 Supar "BB* . $2945 • turquoise. Radio, heater, FORD ...... $1170 Chieftain "8" 2-door. DODGE ... $145 HoHday coupe. Gray aad Holiday coupe. Blue, aad Blue. Radio,' heater, Hy­ green.'Radio, beater, Hy­ D-24, 4-door. Blue. Ra­ dramatlc, power ateering, dramatlc, power steering, Power Glide, power steeW Custom 2-door. Hand akd Gray. Radio, heater, Hy­ 10 pi. Set Of 52 Pc. Set Of white. Radio, heater, Hy- gray. Radio, heater, Hy­ dramatlc. dio. heater. p dramatlc, i^wer brakes. power brakes. power bmkes. ing. white. Radio, heater. Customcraft Rogers dramatic, power brakes.' Stainless L International FOR THE DEAL OF YO.UR _ Silverware Cookware LIFE on the all new *57 Old^ U Service For 8 mobile or a good Used Car. Retail Value Retail Value See me at— CREDIT TERMS OPEN EVES. 1949 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR $195 40.95 s 54.95 19S3 BUICK HARDTOP $11SS MANCHESTER MOTORS Blue. Radio, heater, RMio, heater, djrnaflow. HOFFMAN TO SUIT YOUR ONTIL 9 OFFER EXPIRES MIDNIGHT. WED., FEB. 20 Selling and Servicing Oldsmobiles for Over 22 Years Tol. M l 9-6427 C A L L IMMEDIATELYDAY O R N IG H T MOTORS REQUIREMENTS 512 WEST CENTER KTy—COR. HARTFORD ROAD 19N CHEVROLET 2-POOR H K TERMS —RANK L O A N iStt PONTIAC 2-DOOR $SS H em t of Smoshlnw^ Trodos BatDe, fieoter. I . RAY DWYER, Uaed: Car Manager < De Luxe. Block.- NO DOWN PAYMENT Cam . Myd>* East Hartford AsLowMl.00ParWaak ford WGiidow Distributors ^ TNephlNMMlA S-SS5S. Ml 3^S4 — Ml 9-7927 Firsr^Payinaar AprU,^ OfOH 7 Ddyr A Wooii 'u : j \ :>«nr<.'i I ' -Y * , '\'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COI^N., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1967 mW c HESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHBSTEH, c o n n .. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957

"rsw and thsir famUies w en u rt*4 to << Fun with Science see their family doctors. ‘Nyet’ Man Coventry , ' . ' BHl Would Allow The following were elected jComplaints ContiQiie U.S* Insists Maine Teacher Held Topic of Address members, of the AominaUac com­ msaarnom, Women at Bars. mittee: Mrs. Stanley Lueoa, chair­ "SAFELY nuir^- man; Mrs. Harold Bonham aad Hillyer Consultant to Speak Robert Wickware, professor of f In Job Held Hartford, Feb. 15 ( ^ —In Con­ Mrs. John T om n t. f On New Assessments As Infamous Imposter education and science at the Willl- Arttir Drag Quit, Cairo Hears necticut bars are for. men only, Refreshments of assorted home­ To PTA on ^Humdn Element’ but before the SUte Legislature manttc State Teachera College, made pie® and coffee were served tin n vrhich did the re- In value twice as fast as a new Augusta. Maine, Feb. 16 (/P)y-A* talked a lot” — unlike traditional- spoke on "Having Pun with In the activity room, which was for one. By Shepilov (Continued from Page One) one month to determine whether ly tight-lipped Yankeek. jriduatton M town came , personable young school teacher Science" at the meeting of the decorated vritb sUll Ufe pictures wore critielam front taxpayers last A homeowner asked what train­ Coventry. Feb. 15 (Special) —^"W hy?" as his eermm tpiric at^the for women to stand or alt at the Recalls Story made by Grades 5 and 6. Tables (dKht a t WM second of two consecu- ing the field workers' had. "The (Coattaioed from Page Dne) About Town not permit U.N. troops to take up The Rev. Siegmar F, BIsmberg 'Jr. "11 a.m. Sunday * service in the Sec­ bar. who quickly won the affections of ‘ It waa this thrit that led one is­ Robertson PTA Wednesday night. were decorated hi th e' ytltntlne tiw meetings on new asse^ments. boy who came to my house was occupation' duties there. will speiJc on "The Human Ele- ond (Congregational Church. Mrs. Yesterday, the Legislaturc’e a Down East Island community lander to recall a magazine story He cited the changes science has motif. AM YOU WOMUniY noninterference and cooperative A1 Gumhuria said the United Robert Britmcman Jr., assisted by “The town paid you Pood pathetic." she.said, asserting he did The 50th wedding anniversary ment at Work” at the 8 o'clock Liquor Committee had a public was Idenllfied'by Slate Police yes­ on Demara and asked State Police made in daily living in the past 26 The attendance award waa won money," said one man addressing not know what information he economic development there. Shep- SUtes had defied both Egypt and • Tuesday meeting of Coventry Carol Bridgeman. will be in charge hearing on the bill and some opin­ to. check on “GodgaTt.” by Mrs. Helen Maurice's Grade 4 of Mr. and Mrs. John Adamy, 197 terday as a fantastic imiposter who years, and stated that science to­ his remifkiit' to Joseph Hanlon, should get. ' llov also reviewed Soviet policy Eldridge S t, will be observed at the United Nations by offering to Grammar School P T ^ In the school of the nursery. ions were expressed. Here arc Teacher William Hopkins sum­ room. O * AO A fC iin O f U f * who iupervlscd the work of Valua­ A man said his insurance agent briefly with, regard to Gerpiany, a church ceremony during the 11 support free navigation for Israeli auditorium. The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship examples: once posed as a Canadian surgeon med up the fairly gerieral reaction day is an everyday experience for Hount It M*. te 8 pa*. MIsr. tion Assdclatfcs hero, , "and got one advised him not to buy more fire J>pan and other areas. o'clock service Sunday morning at ships in Egypt’s territorial watera. The Rev. Mr. Blamberg Is "’*** ** * P'*”' ifi The State Liquor Commission’s i . Korea. . , . to Demara’a arrest when he said children in contrast to past years, PHON E o a M 188 The text of today's announce­ Ferdinand Waldo Demara, 86, a when it was considered a complex 288 PraakHa Av*,. B**tfHi€ rotten deal," i insurance because the company Zion ' Evangeliced Lutheran . A1 Ahram, another influential hum'irii relations training ^ h a * * ^ t e l T “piliiriJS'*1pellowshlD executive secretary, Stanley J. 'T hope he can come back.-After X vTOftihn, who cited the numer- would not pay up to the assessed ment: Church. This anniversary was rec­ newspaper, also assailed the Dulles' ants at Hillyer College, a member ! 8enlor_ Pilgrim Fellowship Palaski—‘the roost disgusting native of Lawrence, Maas., was all, whht has he done but used subject above the comprehension Staffs Announced Wjs-probtems facing the town which “The 'USSR Supreme Soviet plan as "being open hostility" to - and Jimlor Choir wit] meet at 7 thing you can s$e> is a drunken held on a warrant charging cheat­ aorrieone else’a name? And all the of children. ognized Feb. 8 by the Ladies' Aid / of the Hartford Hospital School of o'clock Sunday in the (Jhurch Com­ she said wo^d Another said his property has in- Presidium has relieved ShepUov of of Zion, of which Mrs. Adamy has Egypt. Nursing staff and educational con­ woman sitting at a bar trying to ing by false pretenses. good he has done with that name In his' talk, he recommended that For Coming Play the duties of USSR foreign minis­ munity House. get a man to buy drinks.' He ' The charge stemmed from his et, s^gested valuation I Creased in assessment Anm $5,800 ^ e n a member for many years^. Israel -has sent 'what embassy sultant in charge of division of in- The Church Missionary Commit­ must certainly outweigh the bad." parents read the children's ele­ scrap the work done by Valuatimj ter in connection with his transfer officials call a generally favorable opposed the bill, saying it woiild role ris Martin Dannlel Godgart, Associates and hire another firm to $15,000 or 160 per cent. He said > tergroup relations of Connecticut tee hopes to obtain room and Police said Demara’a career In­ mentary science books found in Business and production staffs he could not sell his property for to other work. response to secretary Dulles' offer -State ciommlBsion on Civil Rights. encourage excessive drinking. In­ an instructor of "superior qualifi­ cludes simultaneous Army and the libraries. He also demon­ to do le o.ver. Emanuel Lutheran folks who board for two more refugees they cations" w halaught North Haven for the center Thespians’ current $ 21 , 000 . "The USSR Supreme Soviet aimed at getting Israeli troops out Room mothers of Mrs. George crease Immorality, and encourage Navy hitches, resulting In one and strated the equipment and pro­ WINDOW SHADIS Shtf said she was speaking for a were acquainted with the Rev. will sponsor through the Church youngsters English, Latin and production, “Bell. Book and Asked if he set his 30-mill esti­ Presidium has appointed Gromyko John Darrah, formerly assistant at of Egypt, hut has asked fiirther Grabherr's combination fourth and World Missions program. These bar girls. a half year* in a Navy prison for cedure parents may use to work number of neighbors who felt the USSR foreign minister. Atty. Nathan Aaron, represent­ French, instituted recreation pro­ Candle." have been organised and gain in a more equitable revalua- mate high so that it can be levied Emanuel, who is In the ^ st for clarification. fifth grades will be hostesses. In young men have not yet arrived in de.sertion;, with their children. Among these lOHQ WlAWHO - ; at 28 mills, Martin said the 30-milI ‘"Die USSR council of ministers the weekend and now lives In Seat­ Instrqctlons from the home gov­ charge will be Mrs. Ethel ing the Hartford County P-es- grams, organized a Soa Scout unit Demara also has masqueraded as were collecting such things as but­ are In full operation. They hope to -ttoatJ’ould be worth the extra cost. this country but are expected soon. and won praise from his coir INTERSTAn CLEANflSt figure is his best estimate. has appointed Patollchev first tle, are cordially Invited to the ernment reached, the Israeli em­ Schwarm, Mrs. George L. Jac- Anyone with facilities available tourent Assn. — .Mas.-iachuselts a zoology professor at Notre terflies, insects, rockk. shells and make this show as successful as ThA towh’s contract ■with .Valua­ deputy. USSR foreign minister." Rhode Island and New York per­ leagues, superiors and the Island tion Associates is lor $48,800. At one point a man observed, ad­ "open house" at the home of Mr. bassy in Washington overnight. qu4)nin, Mrs. jWilliam Edmondson should contact Mrs. Raymond H. Dame Institute in Alfred, Maine. fossils. Of necessity, materials those previously presented;^ M *«etoOf*r. dressing his remark to Martin, Gromyko Is 46 years old. Shep­ and Mrs. floy C. Johnson 75 Pleas­ Ambassador. Abba Eban was ex­ and Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton. Bradley, committee chairman. mit women at their bars, and "the population. He studied at De Paul University, $ 2 - 0 5 Ko Inspection Gave ‘Full Statement’ should be kept simple. President Pete Brauer is head­ H lth T e v A number of the estimated 80 "You seem to be defending this ilov is 51. ant St., tomorrow from 4 to .7 pected to transmit the reaction to >- $92.40 Stamps Sold Rev. Jam es R. MacArthur will moral tone in those states is as attended theology school In Grand good as the moral tone in Con­ In conclusion, he said that ing production, assisted by Milton taxpayers present charged that no company (Valuation Associates) Gromyko achieved his greatest p.m. .1 Dulles this afternoon. A total of $35.20 at Coventry use ".The Mark of Cain" 'for his A Martin Godgart teaches in Falls, N. B., worked as an account­ FU LL U N B o r O O C R M fame as the symbol for the Rus- necticut.” Maybe a husband New York and attended Wagner "working with chll'dren is the Adams, stage manager; Gene field worker came |mo tlwif hom^es which puts you on the spot." Meantime, it was learned that Grammar School and $57.20 at sermon at the 10:45 a.m. Sunday ant at a Houston, Tex., hotel and It pleasure hi life, and cre­ Slan habit of "taking-a walk^^-4»- services in the First Congregation­ would like to sit at the State Police said Walton, assistant stage menager; VENETIAN HINDS Upholds Ravaluatlon------—The meeting of thq Manchester the—Israelis specifically seek fur­ Robertson School were sold Tues­ Joliegc ipcri poU9"(U ft aoci6f“of edtication ates mutual satisfaction and a good the early days of the United Na­ Fine Art Assn, scheduled for al Church. his wife for a change. "And Demara had Wagner listed on the gain employment in the Texas Jeanne Sargent and Alice Neill, ' spect the house once He got in. Martin said he was convinced ther clarification of the U.S. posi--^ day and Wednesday, respectively, parent-child relationship. Science ■ ■■ can you assess a house the revaluation was a good one tions. Wednesday has been postponed tion on opening the gulf of Aqaba Rev. Edith Wolfe, pastor of ^ e frankly, it would be good for bust Maine teaching certificate they State Prison system in 1955. properties. In U.S. Denfense Savings Stamps nese to allow women , to sit at is preparing the child to live In the "whei^you only go into the kitch­ on the \vholc. He holed that while Young for his responsible jobs until Wednesday evening Feb. 27 permanently to Israeli stripping- through the Oreen-Chobot Post, Congregational Church, Brookl^. charged ha obtained fraudulently. In thb latter job, as "Benjamin Business manager Mary Ellen E. A. en ?"*one woman asked Hanlon. about 350 persons have appeared and obviou.sly able, Gromyko's at Whiton Memorial Hall. will be speaker at the Tolland bars.” State Police Detective Millard Jones,” he rose to assistant warden world of today and tomorrow, en­ (Jlark is handling program with There seems to be no doubt that No. 52, American Legion Auklll- joying the wonders around him." ' She said the field worker sat in at meetings to complain, there arc reputation for looking douf and on this point, and perhaps on ary-sponsored program. County Laymen's supper meeting Nickerson said Demara gave in criargri of the mo.st dangc-.'ous Ruth Rowley, "nckets are In PAINT 00. iher kitchen and "smoked a ciga- about 12,500 accounts. unsmiling made him the perfect at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the local “fuU Btatement" admitting he was criminals. When officials qucs‘ At the business meeting con­ charge of Billie Squlttier and pub­ Mlvs Alyce Salisbury, home others relating to the Gaza Strip, TTie Post and Unit will observe church vestry. The church Ladies' 723 Main SU T«L MI H fO l *rette, my cigarette, by the At one point late In the meet­ actor for the portrayal of Soviet economist for the Hartford Gas the Israeli government wants more past commanders' and past presl- the same man who, aa Dr. Joseph tioned him about a magazine story ducted by Mrs. Perley A. Tromb­ licity. Betty Lundberg. Henry Assn, will prepare and aerve the Group at Church Clarke is house manager. iway.” . ■" ing, a man arose and said the- stubbornness during, the later Co. will give a cooking demonstra­ definite assurance of U.S. backing - dents’ night at 8 p.m. March 30 in C. Cyr, served with the Canadian about Demara "Jones” packed and ley, president, the group voted to ’ Aasemment Questioned audience was growing smaller and years of the Stalin era. supper. Navy and perfoi'med delicate sur­ left. purchase another 60-cup coffee The play will be preeented at tion for Sunset Rebckah Lodge once Israeli troops are out of the r their home, the date Is also the Na Sunday Masses In St. Mary’s Plans Guest Night One property owner from Cen- smaller and the poise greater and Monday evening in Odd Fellows area. tionil American Legion birthday. gery despite onljr elementary med­ maker. Bowers School March 1 and 2. t e f ’^l. sAld He'.'bought his multi- greater. Church will be at 7:3*, 9;.30 and ical training. It waa stressed that Feb. 27 Tickets are now on sale and may hall at 7:30. Dulles' proposal, made to Eban, The deadline for essay entries In dwelUop December 1955 He asked what accounts for the 10:30 a.m.; in St. Joseph's (Jhurch, Grace Group of the Center Con Demara, nearly six feet tsdl and Postal Building Stalled through March 2 will be/polio vac­ be obtained from members of the Hospital Notes was that in connection with with­ the Unit-sponsored Americanism Eagleville, at 8:30 a.m. gregatlonal Church will have a cination week and all members Thespians. i f o r ^ u t ' $16,000. His new as- fact that dwellings will pay a Rev. Stig Sundberg. evangelist, drawal of troops from the area weighing more than 250 pounds, somei^'hat larger share of the •‘ contest on “-What Is Democracy?” Coming Events guest night for husbands and told police he went to remote Washington, Feb- 15 (iD — The ^Aament is $16,854. will speak at both services Sun­ still occupied, the United States Tomorrow'r activities will In­ He charged that the $16,854 burden than they have in the past. ADMITTED Y^JSTERDAY; Mrs. Agril 1. The contest Is for junior friends Monday night at 8 o'clock North Haven 12 miles off the temporary suspension of the Post day at Calvary Chapel, 22 Vernon would support freedom for Israeli high pupils at Coventry Grammar clude Brownie Troop 72, 2 p.m., t o « « dot,, possibly be 70 per cent Martm said the loss of about a Helen Elrickson. Smith St., Wap- St. The evening service will be at in Woodruff hail. Maine coast because of its isola­ Office JJepartmcnt's lease - pur­ shipping in the waterway, and School. Entries are to be turned in with Mrs. Russell D. Potter: The wor.«hlp sci-vice will be chasing program to obtain n e w of Ytoday’ff *>le value. million dollars in' Cheney Bros. In­ ping; Mrs. Stella Bowers, 15 Main 7:30. work in the United Nations for tion. ' -. He' said h(s assessment Increas­ ventory and a half million in to­ St.; Mrs. Lorraine Kennedy, ' 15 to the teachers. Brownie Troop 182, 3:30 p.m.. with led by the Rev. Clifford O. Simp­ He said he "half and half” ex­ Post Office buildings on the long­ "Shoe Rtpairing of tht BoKor Kind" bacco are the major causes for the measures to deny Egypt any future ’ The Unit voted this week to Mrs. John' A. Hillman: annual son. minister of the church. He pected to be unmasked. term payment plan was announced ed from $9,069 to $16,854 whilp Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Sadie Kasulki. St. Mary's Guild has set the use of the Gaza Strip as a base for homes of two neighbors went from slight shift.. 172 Center St.; Wayne Turner, 98 sponsor a Brownie troop and buy it semi-forraal and third birthday ob­ will be assisted by Cyrus Tomp­ Onlv a few of the island's 415 yeatertay. Affected will' be a post date of Feb. 20, at 1 p.m., for a military operations against Israel. a Bag. This troop, and a Girl Scout servance dance of Public Health kins, who will sing "The Blind $7,028 to $11,348 and from $9,860 Noting that increases in taxes Avondale Rd.; Jared Stansfield, 91 dessert bridge, to be held in the residents claimed any suspicion of office project in Guilford. Conn., 'to $13,510. H e. said both Uipse will be due to an Increased budg­ Green Manor Rd.; Joseph C^arlin, troo{> the Unit is alio sponsoring, Nursing Assn., 8 p.m.. Shell Cha­ Plowman." Demara, known as "one o’f the which had an estimated cost of D YN AM ie crypt of the new church. Groups teau, WHllmantlc;. first of eight Tompkins has been the baritone '^omes were ob'iriously ■worth more et, the man suggested that all 140 DriVe B; Battista Benedetto, may play any game of their choice. will bp invited to send representa­ best superintendents the Baptist $1(14,600. Similarly affected by a SAM YULYES Work Done WhUe You-Wait or While You Shop on tH6 market. those present attend the ' budget 64 Homestead St.; Mrs. Etta Mar- Court Continues tives to the meeting at 8 p.m. Feb. sessions of Grade 8 church mem­ soloist at the Center Congrega­ Sunday School ever had.” previous announcement by the Mrs. Annie Smith is chairman of bership class. 10 a.m., Church tional Church in Hartford for over He challenged General Manager hearings-when they are held. ley, 180 High St.; Mrs. Jean the committee. 25 when the presentations will be Those who did, including Mrs. General Services Administration RUBBERS and ARCTICS INSURMieE RlchaVd Martin to inspect the Martin said at the last five StiebiU, 25 Unden Pi.. Rockville; Tumiensky Bid made. Community House; Nutmeg For­ five years, and is a member of the George Merrian, wife of the is­ will be an office building project •' All packed and ready to make use of that ticket to Bermuda she est, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, din­ Choral Club of Hartford. He will ’ R E P A IR E D liouses. He Said anyone who w’ould budget hearings five or six persons Howard Skinner. RFD 1, Bolton; Tickets for the fashion show, Post and Unit members will have land's Baptist minister, said thiy in Hartford, Conn., estimated cost were present, most of them to holds In her hand is Mrs. Joan Kenny. Bidding her "bon voyage” a bean supper at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 25, ner, 5:30 p.m., Church Commun­ be accompanied at the piano by were alerted because "Godgart $8,350,000. • Heavy duty zippen replaced. piore for his house than for Donald Smith, 33 Englewood Dr.; "Fashion Festival of ’57,” being Hearing of a writ of habeas Mrs. Tompkins. They will pre.scnt '|i!s'*>«*PT’bora' houses would have seek restoration of money he had [are Mrs. Gladys Seeiert and Mrs. Alice Young, who also shared in Walter. Karsky, RFD 1, Rock­ before their business meeting. An ity House. the W ATES awards. ' presented by the WSCTS of the corpus filed in New London Su­ Personal Mention several songs during the program. •jto ba crazy." cut from some department’s re­ Trip' Awarded ville: Mrs. Beverly Doady, 'Vernon South Methc^ist (Jhurch on March perior Court by William Tumien­ Americanism program will be NOW AT 23 OAK ST. quest. given after the business meeting. Local patients at Windham Com- Center Thespians, under the di­ ;> Lake most of those, who regis­ Trailer Court. 1 at 8:30 in the high school audi­ sky, 36, a Norwich State Hospital rection of Sara Crozler, will do tered such complaints, the man A t Thursday's meeting. Ally. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Edna Mrs. Richard»C. Snow was given r. unity Memorial Hospital include At Purnell Place torium. are now available. They patient, was continued until Feb. Samuel Cole, Flanders Rd.; Mrs. a 1-act play entitled "Pink and itias told to maki a formal appeal Paul Marte, chairman of the Karpovich, 28 Griswold St. r. ay be purchased from any mem­ 26 by Judge Thomas E. Troland. a vote of thanks for making the Oak Street aide of PumeU Parking Board of Tax Review, outlined To Mrs, Board Ready to Name Marte drapes for the windows in the Marline Strede, Lanionte Rd., and Patches," by Margaret Bland. io the Board of Tax Review, which BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A ber of the WSCS, from Corel (Cas­ Tumiensky petitioned the Members of the cast are Gene IMPORTANT OPEN MONDAYS Mrs. Ruth Knowles. Main St. has, pchpdDled numerous hearings. procedure for appealing assess­ By MARY TAYLOR daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert uals. at the church office or by court requesting his release.from downstairs of the Legion home. Walton. Florence Schildge, Arnold , CLOSED WED. AT IfOON Ml 3.11BS-MI f4 A lt fWe man asked what method is ments. Mr.s. Joan Kenny of Hartford Smith, 89 Broad St.; a daughter to Norwich claiming he is not men- Mrs. Ralph M. Burns, president, Mrs. Ethel Cargo is a patient at To Fill Vacant Directorship contacting Mrs. Patila Straight. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Thompson and Sara Crozier. Vsed to a-'praise a lot 'without He said taxpayers Who feel their found out last night that shedd­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Becker, Wind­ tsHy ill and therefore cannot be and Mrs. Ernest Marsh, secretary, A box social, with Mrs. James flonhage. Hanlon said a depth assessment ' is wrong should see ing 77*4 pounds can be a reward­ sor Locks. . '•> held at the hospital where he has will attend the national security Harvey in charge, will follow the the assessor to determine exactly ing experience in more ways than DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: dinner March 23 at Hotel Bond Manchester Evening Herald NEW Advance scale is US' J for that purpose. The A special meeting to appoint a.. With Miller out, there are only been confined since 1950. C o V e n t r y correspondent, Sirs. entertainment. Prizes will be later ^offered to sell or give how it was arrived at. They should one. successor to Jacob Miller on the GOP votes. Kathleen Scanlon, Notch Rd.. Bol- ZBA to Rehear The writ of habeas corpus was Hartford as unit delegates. awarded for the most attractive, For Relief from Common then go to the Board of Tax Re- She was named the winner of ton; F rancis Akin, 86 Starkweath- Church Not^ , CTiarles L. Little, telephone PI to Hhtilon, who also got an BO.,- o, K «..o„ h.. 0.,n C ,.- ^ prepared in long hand by a fellow most unusual and most comical ,^ e r ibr some ■«6-year-old pluhlb- vlew at one of its hearings. the W ATES yearly prize for the er Kd.; Helmar Anderson, 39 Ed- Gas Station B 0 pattient and claimed, In part, that . Rev, C. Arthur Bradley will use 2-6231. box decorations. (Dates for the hearing are listed member losing the most avoirdu­ for 7 p.m. tomorrow In the hear- j immediately after the meeting, gerton St.; Heifi Squires, Mans­ 'TUImiensky Is not a criminal be­ Rheumatic and Arthritic-like Pains* S»S- . • elsewhere in today's Herald). pois—a trip to Bermuda. field Depot; Jeffrey Kerrigan. 14 V------^ r.,- Asks, lAnd Value ing room of the Municipal Build-■ Reportedly it hak not yet been Wilbur Browm Is making his cause he was committed before he Frank Sheldon, chairman of the The Board will hear their com­ Dr. Charles H. Pecltham, pres­ Ensign St; Kathy Bessette, P. O. An important new advpncc has been are able to do the things that pain may Y: One man lyho said Us assess- Ing. decided who will succeed Marte on second bid in less than two months "had any legal advice.” It also Slate Business Chamber's ticket committee, said ^ n t was raised more than 90 per plaint, visit their properties, and ident of the Manchester Medical The* appointment is expected to the tax group, Box 68, Hebron; Michael Hunter. stated that he had never been in­ Manchester is limited to 50 reser­ made in the relief of common rheu- have been preventing, like sewing, then adjust the assessment If they Assn., made the announcement at go to Atty. Paul Marte. Marte has Other Items call for replacing 39 Tower .Rd.; Mrs. Muriel Beck to gain permission to erect a gaso­ matic and arthritic-tike pains, due to walking, gardemng,- or just having fun. Sent asked If Rural Zone land is line service station at W, Middle formed of the doctor’s report of vations. feel an adjustment is appropriate. the WATES second annual ban­ been mentioned as one of two cort-, William Allen on the Town Plan- and son, Ross Ave., Coventry; Tom I/Caders Set for stiR, aching joints. It's Zarumin . . . s So, if you suffer from common rheu- Attention - Car Owners more valuable than business or Tpke. and Broad St. his mental condition. quet, held at the Rosemount in slderod by Republican members of'ning Commission and filling Morley 603^4 Center S t ; Mrs. Tumiensky was sent to the remarkable new pill-within-a-pill that matic and arthritic-like pains try &dustrial lands. CMS arumin His application for r. special ex­ Z for more freedom from these Bolton. the Board of Directors. One of the vacancy on the Building Commit­ Elizabeth Sudds, Willimantic; State hospital following an exam­ Chamber Panel is guaranteed to give more freedom .! Hanlon said as a rule It Is not. ception and variance will be pre­ from these pains-or money back.' pains. Safe taken as directed. If pain YOUR 1957 LICENSE PLATE IS A Mrs. Alice Young of Kensington items on the call for the meeting tee. Raymond Gowen. 143 Barry Rd,; ination by twri doctors. He had x)ss at $110,000 MEMBERS • 'The taxpayer said the field wor^j- sented before the Zoning Board of persists, see your doctor. dld not. inspect his house, but received the second prize and Mrs. is to fill a vacancy on the Board Edward Dik, a member of the Miss Maura McGuire, 49 Holl St.; previously been arrested on Five representetives of the Con­ ZsRUMiN offers this new advance. It • For effeclit e umpormr nti4l NEW SIZE. THIS IS TO CONFORM of Tax Review. Marte is chairman Building Committee, Is reportedly Appeals (ZBA) at a hearing Feb. ARE is actually a pill-ivilhin-a-pill. An outer irely interviewed his wife. He Gladys Scelcrl of 233 Spencer St. Mrs. Margaret Graeser. 14 Cot­ charges of breaking and entering, necticut business community will In Ansonia Fires s a v e $1.00 -was ,thlrd. R OENTUMENi- WimOUT OMIOATION A .State policeman and a New construction . of n new State ■ " ■ , ■ . ■ 1 The bodies were i;erfioved to Post the program committee, Mrs, York driver were Injured today 'kchcols. Alfred Drigga heads the commit­ □ Pleef* seen year Free.fiesage RsikleC. Hartford Hospital for an autopsy. in a head-on auto crash. Dan­ (primiKRCUL a EES U.S.GARA0RS!£ Mcaioriain - The plans for. New Britain, tee of ,i^'omen interested In furnish­ K t a p a ejlie*** ***••#*•••** ******■»*»*•*••*••• ••OOOOOOO# I As far as could immediately be bury hospital oflleials said State Meriden and Manchester were the o ii- 2718 B erlte _ \ learned, 'other residents .in the ings -ftxr the new education build­ ’^EuiGEoHdfmi Turnpike living of Budolsb Hsitpt, Trooper Samtiel Wllsoa was in last ones oh a pribrity list drawn ing. jHWYX.E»S-BILyER8MlTm M O A-33M A g d r a w l eeeeeeeeaeeeesa********* ••'^•04^0 OOO^OOoa0 9 0 F.a^l awaf-v-rbHuwy J 8, iS E T apartment building heard no com­ N( ■ good condition. Hie other driver. up 10 years ago by the State De­ The next meeting will be held Mlain ain St., Bfandiestar—^MI 9-4^93 motion.' It was said that M rs. Peter FumagaUl, *1, of ffiwi partment of Education. -The 958 ♦♦eeeeee*e*eeaee»eee*ee»e»e 8 ' W thjait of aoo., Scranton bad worked in a load March from 11 a.m. to 1 pjn. 20th St., was treatnd In the shaiO schools' already built oervlca areas at the church with Mrs. Doane and bospitpl - X surroundings D anbury, New Mrs. Ruth Daddsrio as hosteases. II *>■

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r - - , ! , . ■ ' ■ • -'V '■ ■/.! V./‘ ' N. MAliJCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCMES'^ER, COIJN., FRIDJilv, FEBRUARY 16, 1967', PAGK,1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957 Church Couhcil Those who say we’re all borA free A rule for contented living la Economy Group Split BUGS BUNNY puil an obatetrician's. fee. that you have charity enough to Votes Room Namie IFIWAJCf 1 aee some good ih your nelghbiira. VCWV WELL.. In Importanca to .having ThF-Counril of Center Congrtfga- i (WITOVEP THAT MUTT WHILST ) Sense and Nonsense Anawar to Pravloua PuTtl* On State Borrowing WEEKLY Bll ,t aim, is toi recogniaa the- Any ‘hdtuiewlfe will tell you the ttvnai Church convened Wednesday ; I'MT'U HAMMEinN' UAUUEtMM' THISTUIC ' psydioto^eal moment td pull the most difficult meal fo f her to get Thay Go Togariiar SI«N INTA'TH'fiSaUNP, for its first, meeting of the year cost him anytliing. trigger, Is breakfast In bed. . FRIDAYS - 8 P. Me HE'LL CHEW MY LE8 Hobo (to plttUiTClothM m tti)— tho .commission’’ recommended on under leadership of Atty. Donald 'Stucco—What a lot of hou e lOaaMnaed from Pngn'One) Gimme A «Ume for a cu? ot coffee? the basis W the consultants’ re- hunters are getting these days. AOaOM 4Befin P. Richter, recently elected moder­ Men—Do you ever work? S Great Lake. Mayor 'feliherd C. Lee ’of New 1 port that ‘!nn innnedlate over-all ASSUMFtlOk HAU r Hobo— Now WKl the.j. Trlngle—A circle '^Ith tluee CARNIVAL^ BY DICK TURNER 1— It.aBdMUcc. ator. corners. • ■ *» N dRoaiar Haviavm, also a Democrat, and wll-letudy":Of the Highway department THOMfioN and SOUTH ADAMS STIlillS Men—^WhAt do you do 4HiraUng TNeurWied f r « t » . ' Young, dean of agriculture ' be undertaken- "looking to. the es- Richter haa been an actlva lay­ Youth—A boy too young to Hdbo— This And UiAL I Hat material a Adjust at the University of Connectlciit, UbllUiment of a management or-, man in the ser-vlce of Center work but old enough to drive a I Mao— Where ? 13 Indian binoculars COMFORTAIU SKATING— AMPU PAtklKG 13,600 car at 75 miles an hour. also favored a statutory limit, h u t! r«nl*»Uoi» • • • adequaU to the Church, most recently serving aa Hobo— Oh, here And there. lararoilT----- aosth . wltWMit a wferendum. jal*e m d complexity of lu opera- chairman of the prudential com­ The plAln-clothes men took him M Medley 10 Ciirut fruit Serg^nt — Why is It important Rourke and Driscoll, who aied ^ t' j ■» mittee. to the police etAtlon. IS Legal mattera 11 ------and a minority report, spoke critically i Tne comimssion emphasized it Among Items of busihess was ac­ Hobo (wAUIng)—'When do 1 get not to lose your head In an at- I I MUitary Uck? bottoms not only of the debt limit proposal was not critical “ f/ h e Highway ceptance of the name "Memorial out of here? aasiatant IT -----and 30 Roman road 43 Pack Itacruit -L Because that woi(I'i L t alio of the findings of the I “* Hall" for the asaembiy 'room in the Desk Sergeant (growling) — It Came in publisher ItM orae----- 43 Jason’s ship leave no place to put the helmcL 44 Fairy— - new wing. A "Book of Memory," Sooner or later. 30 Sand mound* 10 Remove SI Closed cart e T a g e l 40 Unfatian listing the memorial gift* which r 31 — — Linklattar 33 Tiiming part IS Billiard ahot made possible- construction aad Young Man (hoj»efulIy>—How 47 Praposition ^ d ie XTantor: "The next thing 33 Discord 34 — , honor SI Regard highly furnishing of the room wlA have s REVLYN About A kiss? on the program is a jiffy. You 40 Evergreen 4 0 A -^ ««< | ^ ' goddeM and obey hungry look Thi'com m ission said It haspd top-to-bottom reorganization of permanent place in the room. Girl— I have scruples. know what a jiffy la. It is ons of 3 4 ------35bean Notion • trees the Department of Mental Health. many of its own recommendations • A subcommittee, -with Dr. j dress shop Young Man—Oh. that's OK. I ’ve those things that I'll be back in!" 38 Horse’s gelt 30 Allowances eisouth SOAuthorixed The commission recommended accountant on the firm’s report. ' ' Mather NelH as chairman, is cur- j been vaccinated. 37 Thus ■ • for waste American The two Labor leaders said of "some reorganization" of the de­ 30Russisnelty 3T Replete mountain* . ' (ab.y partment, but suggested that rently wiorking on revision of coun- > "WImHV it COSH loss, the consultanU’ report: cll By-laws. 'ITie prudential com -1 A small but neat sign In a things apart to see why they don't 33 Selad fruit "The chief value of the report, "careful study outlined" by . the to bo honor drossodi" church vestibule at Decatur, 111., 34 Outer layer tonsultanta. .. mlttee.and U)C Board of Deacons { go- r r \ r r r r in our minds. Is that it proves how each r^uested that the number of | proclaims: "Visit Your Friends Guy—So what? IS Declaimed little is wrong with our state gov­ . The consultants' plan would- put Coma in utd aaa our new coHection of hand pldtad U ----- .drink members be increased. | Outside. God is Waiting to Visit Gal—So you'd better go. i r R R ernment It ahows that we have an all of the state hospitals, each now Famona.Make dreaaea for tha Spring: Saaaon. *' |. You Inside.” • and be merry operating uhder a board bf trus­ New members of the council are | efficient and economical state Allan Taylor, vice moderator: Atty. j Voice on phone— John Smith 3T Homed i r ~ tees, in charge of a single board O U * LABELS MUST BE -iUSMOVED . . . • . ■ ruminant » structure. The report has not Arthur J. LeClalre, 'chairman of I DEFINITIONS is sick and can't attend classes to­ found any extravagance or graft.” with power to name the commis­ 38 Father I r sioner. the Board of Deacons; Leslie | BUT THE QUa LITV REMAINS! . ‘ I Socialist—One u-ho has nothing day. He requested me to’' notiTy, The consultants said that a', far Andrew, chairman of the Pruden-1 you. 40M#etend—— i Favors School Consolidations and wanta you to divide uitli him. (t from complete study of the state's tial committee; Mrs. David M e-! Winter Hours: Tneaday-Saturday, 10:08 aan, t « 5:M p . a . - . Splniater—A bachelor’s wife. Professor ~ All right. Wno is 41Astupid-— B“ — Am to education subsidii -operations showed that "potential Comb ■Sfrs^ kicnard Olmsteiir Staunch Supporter — Someone this speaking? 43SUkand----- commission recommended more TSL ^ I « 4S Melodious H * '' m ff annual economies” of 33,900,000 Rockwell Potter, Frank Morasco, I AT THE O^EEN I * * • who'a for you so long as It doesn't Voice T- This Is my roomm'ate. Wy school consolidation and a study to 4S Rise above i are possible. The State, they said. member-at-large. j___ OOR. WOODBRIDOE and MIDDLE TPKE. EAST j r B also can realize 3400,000 In non-, determine what size a school The council meets regularly on' JJL SI Adjective should ..be - "to provide maximum i recurring revenue by collecting the second Wednesday of the suffix educational opportunity at the low­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE SILser w money due it for institutional care month. OUT OOR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS of patients. ' est-possible cost per pupil." ■ SS Foot (suffix) r i m 1 B It proposed also that "the wide Americana on Parade: Kaleidoscope—-1957 S40ratk letter Said the consultants: THEV 6 0 T THAT LATHE THEM SSNIUS A C M [WH-WHAT5UR' HE CAME I i SS Sorrows " It should be recognized that range of 3S0 to 3120 iii per pupil Nancy Leonard cuts up With a Charleston representing the rage of the '20'a as other characters de­ RBSeKWBP RDRTHKT IS ASSEMT'MINDSD.' /MEM? O O rO P j! 1 •f payments be reduced so aa to pro­ picting varfcus American eraa give foot-stomping approval. All are members of the cast of a musical i i i i WHEN HE TAKESTHAT la — —and Andy i the purpose of the study was not 0I^SHOTEXPEIC^ BfiAD.TWlSG*.'! LEARMED F06 duce 8 more e^ual payment." There ANI7 (VIYCM-IQR FROM HALF OFF HE'LLTMINK TME MYPNOTlCAl?T FROM, TIME TO GET OP THAT ST—— Maiquls E B to make exhaustive analysis of all program "Kaleidoacope—1957" to be presented by the Manchester Education Aasn. tomorrow night at ii '■' ,<(: AND (SOTO WORK? AS f a s t is serious question too, said the Manchester High School Auditorium. Dorothy Hills is dressed as a character from a Mark Twain UP IN TH’ OFFICE TO HE AUCEAPVTOOK AN OLD Y061 IM 30DHPUR state actlviUes, but rather to WORE OUT Hlft IDEAS TM’ OTHER HALF OFE -MM.'TMATSA AS A COP 115 ' DOWN suggest the over-all potential by commission, whether the present story, John P a lm v represents the Civil War era, Jack Early Is shown in'^'pical garb of the 40 s ana (NOIA — H16 METMOD OF w~ B ON.' HE’S SO ASSORBEP AN’WHEN HE PUTS NEW CAPER FOR. ^FROM TJM. UA Pat B«. 1 — and stud3Ting selected areas. Thus, the “ wide variation is justified” in Mark Krlstoff is dressed as a World War I doughboy. (Herald Photo by Pintoj. IT ON HE’LL THINK Wa w n s a m a n o o t o f a HE AINTNCmCEPHALF ME-~^NORllNG Fe h in u 0 m i bf MU Nmpte — r " N improvements and economies rec­ highway aid. HIS PUSTEE IS CAUSHT, HES a lr e a d y FUT € p e l l w a s a BT With m v A Bill-, SSolardiak ommended herein are examples of "Consideration of the problem,” ^ , NTH'JOS/ TH' ASSENT HALF LieHT Blow o n t h e Booz, Allen and Hamilton report surance premiums and collected ON/ CLOTHES BOARD./ a d d e r r \ what could be accomplished on a it said, "gives rise to the need for a letter of transmission to Rlbl- CHEEK/-'vHERE. “Anothar thing, Comrada — whan a proapaativa coff. "the state seems to be in good which Driscoll and Rourke said; 322,600 in claims. : OM ' N e w ----- 1 - .J much’ larger scale through objec­ construction on the most economic . MORRiSSEV.' euatbmar mantiona ‘Yankaa know-how,* atop financial health." was Inaccurate in many respects, i With self Insurance, they said, tive, detailed analysis on a gov­ basis possible." "even if 3200.000 a year were put inaiating wa invantad It!’* ernment-wide basis.” They complained that the Their objections to the Booz. A I- ! The consultants said the selec­ len and Hamilton report included aside for claims and as‘ an insur­ The commission itself, saying tion of specific agencies like the majority report lists the state's ance reserve, this would represent that its members "do not agree In Highway and Mental Health de­ debt at 3814 million without say­ these points: PRISCILLA’S POP Washday Blaea BY AL VERMEER Its estimate that tighter super­ a potential savings of over 3700,-1 all cases as to the practicability" partments for the study "does not ing that "only 3160,6.17,000 is an vision of sales tax collections 000 a year.” AND THAT MEANS WE’VE of the consultants' recommenda­ imply that all other components actual charge against the tax re­ J would increase revenue 33 million Gonr t o l ^ w a s h a l l tions. said that "full realization of of the state are better organized venues of the state," the balance P O O R - dollars a year is more than three Parents are cautioned to keep economies and improved efficien­ and operated and thus not in need consisting of self-liquidating bond.s ROUND-UP TIME W W V f BECAUSE 'tlOU THOSE polsojious bottles and boxes out of U T T L E cy can only follow careful and de- times too high. If AERMS FELLERS of appraisal.” of various types. the reach of children. Accidental tailied studies.” The majority accepted Booz, A l­ 4 A W A Y r 11 Proposal* Accepted The majority report said that poisoning kills more children than Tax Lower In Other Stales len and Hamilton recommendations Specific recomn\endationa con­ the debt load for Connecticut resi­ polio, dlplheria and scarlet fever We cordially invite you to see this new color fUin In some of the industrial states dents, figuring federal, state and about State department and agen­ competing with Connecticut, how­ cerning agencies made by the con­ combined. sultants and accepted by the com- local debts, now totals 36 billion cies without checking with the de­ and then the free professional demonstration on t ^ ever, It said "ta.xes are substan­ or "more than the total persona) partments and agencies themselves tially less burdensome." misaion include; Centralize renawal of drlve/a Income of Connecticut residents in "to get both sides of the story." latest in woodworking machine techniques., 1 •; V "It is. therefore," it said, "par­ 1955." There was one Booz, Allen pnd ticularly Important that every ef­ ilcenses and automobile registra­ PRESCRIPTIONS tion in one office. "A public debt of this magnitude Hamilton recdmmendatlon that the fort be 'made to minimize the com­ state become a self Insurer— to "KKEB PICK-UP 'V petitive disadvantage that accrues Transfer medical' and surgical together with rising interest rates, " patients frOm tht State Veterans' It said, "means that proposals for ! which Driscoll and Rourke said AND DELIVERY’’ from burdensome state and local 'they wished the majority had paid IJITwiulmms taxes. This competitive situation Home .and , Hospital to Federal new debt must be carefully ex­ ______CARS AS Veterans' Hospitals. ^ amined." , more attention. PINE PHARMACY would seem to emphasize the ne- I Citing figures for 1953-54, they ^ackomixetrac eessit.v for the practice of everj- Attach the commission, on 'for­ The minority said the majority 664 CENTER ST.— MI 9-9814 IT’S ALL feited. rights to the attorney gen- gave too much emphasis to the said the state paid 3916,000 in in­ ij* reasonable economy in Conpecti- I« 100 Yean Back NL. cut state expenditures." _ eralla office. - V ALtJEt^OOP BY V. -r. UivMLlN BY RAT GOTTO Chief of the specific economies Attach the athletic commission­ ALL SURE, BUT _.WE FIGURE A COTTON WOODS which Ihfe consult/uits proposed er to the state police. F e lL I S 730 HMAN* X th E T ^ , / ' ^ ^LOOK.OljR. UTTLE FL.IER IN LONESOME (3AP Nice (HUN' TREE-TO Pf VOU'VE and the commission endorsed was Consolidate the Pharmacy com­ k ^ U T T L E \ BUT ( ChrTsJAMtTE ] « X AND TIME-TRAL%U HAS HELD THE BLOCKED SHOT AFTER SHOT. AND . one of 33 million annually which mission with the drug division of 1 l-TROUBL^ jN(3THNS'\FACTORYyi'Vt BEEN \m x il d be MIGHTY CONTROLLED BOTH BACKBOAROS they said would result from a the Food and Drug commission. • \AT 1HC f TO VtORRv\ ??p /DOING SOME GOOD FOR VOU.' MANHATTAN BUT CAN YOU MAINTAIN TW 'S A M E stronger sales tax auditing! pro­ Repeatedly, Driscoll and Rourke MARVELS TERRIFIC PACE IN TH'OVERTIME fSi'iSooi ◄i| PEACE^Ttnker H all (or« m. gram. stressed in their ’ minority -report yPeterm an^s... T O THEIR PERKX>? LOWEST Aa to reorganization proposals. their belief .that, aa they said in

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• '' ' ■ .'■■ ' ' '^ . ■ ' ' MANCJfiESTER EVENINO JERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957 N- ■ . . ■ \ ■ — ■ ■ ' ■ ' . ■- I 'l ?AGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA^gHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1967 PAtnff*FIFTfeEN " ' ii* ^ THE Herald Angle RSox F or get AlFAbout F inihg Rghts I Cimi ForgrteeNoeS w Black and Kay Harlem M^ciahs Due EARL W. YOST S lu g g e r T ells P isto n s S h ift •psrta iditor And Ed Furgol Dempsey’s Alert Thinking To PlayvHere March 14 Boston 'Scribe, Gage Franchise ^fleld Indians meet Hershey Satur­ MEBOaANTS UCAOCE Shbta Here and There Lanky Ernie Johiuon, who day night at 8 o’clock at the Coli­ Set FastJ*ace Lsague^lesding Whl Olssa seum in an American Hockey (16-8) maintained its two-game Ruth anci Gflhrig were to baseball what Tatum and Hayes -flipped In bukets with Manches­ Of No Penalty To Motor City ter a few years ago with regil- League game. .Pro hockey gamei margin over runnerup 'Vic’s Soda Kiept Title fro] are to basketball. And you can see these kings of the court at on video Saturday afternoon at 2 WEST SIDE JUNIORS Isrity in the Eutern Pro Buket- San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 16 S:.op (14-101 with a 3-1 verdict Q. In a high school game this Mahehester High School on Thursday, March 14 At 8;S0. Reese pairs the Boston Bruins and Black ’ By AUSTIN LAKE Standings Detroit Feb. 15 (gl —MUIionaim over cellar-dwelllnfc Dajt’s Dairy year, a substitute waus sent in. He bsll Les|n*a> aUll "Pt utisfled W >—'A couple of fellows who of the most with the contract offered by the Hawks in Chicago. .NBA contest Boston, Feb, 15 (JP)— May­ Industrialist Fred Zollner haa a haven’t snared a dime on the (7-17), Meanwhile, Vic’s also won (EDITOR'S. NOTE: This to the reported to the scorer's table, then at S< o’clock Saturday afternoon Manchester Trust ,^..,8 simple explanation for hla decision to the. referee Just before a foul V^fficlent, exciting and* entertaining Milwaukee Bravu. Ernie, who re­ be you won’t gasp "gee” or Herm’s Camera ...... 8 winter tour and an old cam­ 8-1 over third r '- ^ Howard’s flfth in a seriee of 10 aispatches basketball playera developed ainca sides in Milwaukee during the off­ will find the New York Knicka to move the Fort Wayne Pistons Landsespihg (IS -"') and Com­ on the tnemorable Sghta seen by shot was taken. One scorer blew entertaining the Minneapolis “ gosh” about this.’ Bqt the West Sides ...... 6 of the National Basketball Assn, to paigner playing on borrowed his horn and. claimed the player Dr. Jamsa Nalsmith nailed up that season, and la in' the Insurance Personalized Floors 4 munity Press (1,-131 and Mori- Nat Fleischer, boxing's historian peach basket Iri Springfield,’ Mass. Lakers. .Annual Eastern States Red Sox didn’t collecl a cop­ betrolt; time led the |20,000^ Texas hadn’t reported, to him. Tbe other W e b b ,: R ivers field, h u been with the' Braves House and H a le ...... 4 "We had about 3,000 loyal fans arty Bros. (11-13), Ued for fourth and editor of the famed Ring Goose, as he’ii known to mUllons, since 1952. The 6-3 native of Brat- Ski Championships will be staged per of the phony “ fine” they Open Into its second round today. spot, rolled to a J-2 stalemate. Magazine'and Record Book). disagreed. But the referee still this weekend at Salisbury starting VFW Post 2046 ...... ; 2 in Fort Wa>'ne. If we had 5,000, Twa H ^ r i i w a ; and Marques, thp world’s greatest tleboro, Vt„ is also the Milwaukee The West Sides eked out a 48-42 On top of the field was Joe Black, Night’s top scores were pinned by By NAT FLEISCHER called a technical 'foul on the play- at 2:30. .No puppy under nine pretended to sock Ted Wil­ we’d have been In business. It’s a er for Illegal substitution. Was this X H . l y X a l l l J D O u l l dribbler, have blended their tre- team player Representative. John­ win over the VFW Post 2046 last a lean Texan from Abilene, who A1 Heim 144-367, Carl Bolin Jr. ' ' mendous talents to form the Har- ____son’s______roommate on _ the _ road with months of age was entered in the liams with last summer, after red-hot basketball town, but just New York r - (NEA) — The right? his several “salivated salutes” to night at Verplanck School in a too small for us. As long aa we ripped Brackenridge Parkis 6,490 120-364. Carl BoD Sr. 128-346, f- TVxxxAr V r f ’aavlr ^ •**" Maglclana who’ll play the tal- the Braves during the past four ' 1968 Westminister Kennel Club yards for a seven-Under-par 64 punch that started it all was a A. No, it wasn’t the player’s A Boston's fans and press. West Side Rec Junior League con­ stayed there, we couldn’t keep Benny Benevento 131, Ed Bujau- crashing left hook, to the Jaw aa i 1 “ W 1 ; ented Kentucky Colonels here. ears. Jack Dlttmer, w u sold ear-' Dog Show, held this week' at Madi- test. yesterday while some o f the big­ dUB 129 and Earl Rohan 121. fault the trouble came up. The golden Goose, whoee 84-inch son Square Garden. .Floyd Patter­ The money plaster didn’t stick! pace with the growth of the rest of Jack Dempsey and Luis Firpo Q. When does the clock start i Her this week to the Detroit Down by seven points at Inter- the league." gest guns of the links trail fal­ PAGANI CATERERS broke from a cUnch. Firpo was . “ TTT" ... reach would certainly come In Tigers, son’s two older brothers were both The Red Sox office Just ignored the running after a free throw? In a boarding house, has whole thing, and Just as well. miislon, the West Sides staged a The Pistons are coming Into a tered badly. All three matthes—Receptions slow to step back and Dempsey line boxers. Frank was a Golden second half scoring spre.e to nip town whose sports fans sometimes A. When it becomes obvious the worth *(Spider) Webb and muscu-' been called the "greatest drawing Fellow by the name of Rose' out Gloves light heavyweight cham­ A stroke back was Bob Kay of over ‘ Outings, Weddings over hooked. Firpo dropped like a log. shot won’t go In and the ball will My authority is Ted hlmatlf. the Vet.1 on a last minute hoop by shy away when the words "pro West Hartford. Conn., who plays lar Neal Rivers, a couple of well. e r d basketball has ever known" of a Clua C high school may be pion in 1949 and BiH.y was a prom­ Smorgasbords rfnd Buffett, over The huge Firpo got up enraged. be la play. travelled middleweight tiUe edn-p„vvera, sports editor of During his fly-casting set in Dan Manchuck. Walt Bycholakt basketbaU" are uttered. They had the tour only in the winter and dambakes—resulted in similar He swung wildly and Dempsey Just what the doctor ordered to ising welterweight contender. Boston last week, he told a friend was high scorer for the winners, It once. They didn’t especiaUy like Q. If you have the bail and the tenders, make their Madison the New York Dally Dully News. It’s make the University of Connecti­ hasn't yet come close to grabbing 3-1 victories. Noteworthy scores caught him and dropped him other team calls time out,. is it a Square Garden debuta tonight I that, after Joe Oonin made his an­ canning 13 points, followed by it. any money this year. Tied with true. cut' basketball team into a big were turned in by Shirley Fother- again. He was up at two, but a t’edhnical foul? with the streaking Spider a 12-5 It Tatum is the uncrowned king Eight players are averaging 20 nouncement that he (Ted) had Marsh Potter and Ray Dotchtn And the two clubs who tried to Kay was the veteran — 1 a m e - gin 121-326, June Uchatz 118, right to-the Jaw sent him 10 lh« winner next season. Jack Rose, a or more points in the National been fined $5,600 fur "intolerable” ailli eight each. Frankie Naumec make a go of it a decade ago were A. No. The request should J>e favorite. of basketball, his partner in jjpts- ■product of Ellsworth High School, armed Ed Furgol, who has won Olive Rossetto 115, Fran Crandall canvas again. Webb, now a Chicago reaident, Basketball Assn, this season with behavior, the subject was never led the losers tallying 14 points left with bad tastes after taking ar plmty in his career but right now Ignored. Ttme naay be csUled only where UConn Head Coach Hugh Philadelphia Phils High on Him 116, Amy Plrkey 111, Flo Hilinskl Four times more Dempsey hit by the teem.In contro) of the ball puts a winning streak of 17 as the Boston Celtics and Philadel­ mentioned again. It just died by while Walt Gleason, Jim Florcrice combined financta) beating that, la flu tin g Un>e and a ripping drm 111,. SheiTy Jochimsen 108. Doris well as his No. 4 ranking on thej Greer turned out one championship phia Warriors each boaqting a mutual, unspoken consent of botli and Larry Machia each caged Lou Vaasle, 20, of Loutavills, Ky.,cy.. a highly-toutedhighly -Philadelphia Phils rookie, shows photographer amounted to $80,000. Firpo squarely and each time the or when tfie ball io dead. team after another before moving muscle. Prentice 107 and Marie Heben- challenger went to the floor. This line agsdnst the hard • hitting pair. Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman, parties. "Lot’Ve ear-oil,” was Ted’s eight. how high he can leap over bag[ during doubledou play pivot workout At the Phillies’ training camp in Teams Not Wtnners to the Storrs' campus, is a fine "But neither of those teams waa 8uoh stars as Qene Uttler of strelt 105. was still the first round and Firpo, youngster from Las Vegas. The the best one-two back-court punch expression. Last night's game concluded the Clearwater, Fla. Watching fm'renyieft n^ eft arbari T ^ KazanskI, regular Phillies’ second baseman last year; Singing Hills, CaUf., the Texas 22-year old Rivers is ranked backcourt prospect. A flashy' ban represent Boston while Nell Johns­ second round of play and one more rookies John Kennedy, 22, Ja^pkeonvlllc,a^pkeonvllle. Fla.; John IlUsnIewskl. 20, Jersey City, N. J., and Paul successful,” Milner pointed out. HERALD UEAOUE pride shattered, weakened from the handler and passer. Rose—unless Lot of Publicity "The Pistons have been success­ Open (diamidon last year, virtual­ beating, atruggled to his feet. eighth among the challengers for ton and Paul Arlzin are the Phil­ round remains before the annual Price, 20, Fleetwood. Pa. Manager Mayo Smith is at right (AP Wlreph'oto). ly shot themselves ou t. o f conten­ The front-running B o n d a y s Bruins’ LaBine he will be green from lack of ex­ Maybe it’s sifly! But the Red Sox ful. We’re successful now. We in­ (42-22) stretched-their advantage Dempsey was standing on top of Gene Fullmer’s 160-pound crown. adelphia Warriors averaging bet­ front office made a loud and virtu­ Town Junior tournamenL tion. Uttler had a 76. Jack Burke, The 10-roimder will be broad­ perience under varsity competi­ ter than 20 talliea per outing. tend to keep on bring successful.” to eight (mmes with a 8-1 triumph him. Firpo brought hla right off tion—can be expected to direct the ous to-do about Ted’s contemptu­ EAST SIDE JUNIORS There wejp the bid Detroit Fal­ the PGA champion from Kiamesha the floor 4n on.e sweeping arc. cast and telecast (NBC, 10 p.m., Others In this select group include lake. N. T., also got into trouble over the third place Pointers (29- Stars on Hoad UConn attack. Last year Rose was ous gesture and made the price an In the East Side Rec Junior Pillont firaat in Home Games cons, members of the old Bsaket- EST) coast to coast. Dolph Schayes of Syracuse. Bob Imposing five Ga. It drew a lot of League last night. Jack’s Coffee Scoring Leaders with a 72. Mike Souchak, the 36). In another mi.tch, Uie aecond Still Sees Punch capable of holding hia oM-n with Pettit of St. Louis and (Hyde bali Association of America. A place .Rulers (34-30) drappeil a 3-1 It was a punch you see today as A non-winning teammate of commendA)le publicity at the Ume. Shop moved Into a tie for first Grosstnger’s, N. Y., blaster who Boston—Most professional atl}- Floyd Patterson on the great U.S. any high school team of all classi­ Lovellette of Minneapolis. last-place finish brought abmit a bolds the Texas Open and PGA decision to the fourth place Agates clearly as if you still are at ring­ letes produce their -best perform­ fications in the state. This season, So it seems only candid courtsey place aa it squeezed out a 42-40 Feeling Pressure $50,000 setback. The same year the side at the Polo Grounds. Sept. 14. Olsrmplc boxing team of 1952, the win over L. T. Wood and Hedlund’a Detroit Gems were in the National record of 257 for 72 holes, also (23-41). The league’s leading ances in contests played in famil­ 26-year old Webb hopes to grab playing only a limited schedule St. Thomas Seminary High that the club should have made a Fort Wayne Wins 19th had a 72. bowler, Rudy Heck 342, .Joe’ 'La- J923. THE SHOCKER — When Jack Dempsey went through the ropes iar suiTouiKlings, with the home with the UConn freshman. Rose sequel announcement that the fine Sport Center upset the league­ New York, Feb. 15 <4*)— Basketball Le'ague. Somehow the a pro boxing title just like Patter­ School basketball team of Bloom­ leading Songailo Construction 36- Gems msnaged to string together Jimnw Demaret of Klamensha Forge 165-363, AI Cervinl 128-848 Dempsey was knocked through and out of the ring in the first round, Luis Angel Firpo seemed folks -cheering them on. Only a son did. He’s been taking giant has been sen^tional. His ability field, coached by the Rev. Philip had been rescinded for "good con­ Wilt Chamberlain, Chet Lake, N.- Y.; Johnny Palmer of and Bill Anderson 136 topped all the ropes end disappeared from the on 'his way to boxing’s greatest upset. few do as well away from home. to get the ball into the big men duct.” That too would’ve received 32. In the nightcap. Nasaiff Arms 40 consecutive losses and wound steps In that direction since he re-- Blaney of ManciVester, compiled a rolled over Manchester Parkade Forte and Grady Wallace up with a $30,000 deficit. Tulsa; Jimmy Wslkup of CleVe participants. ring. He thudded into the working One of the few is Leo LaBine, ceived his Army discharge last in the corner atid pivot is uncan­ fine 18-5 won and loss record dur­ commendation. As it is the Red Decision in 22 Starts ny. Re reminds me a lot of Jackie 75-51. No one has “ experimented” with land and Wesley Ellis o f River' HODSEWIViri: LEAGUE press section. Quickly, hands as Dempsey’s. And hia chance to smashed at him and it was all over. .swashbuckling right wing of the year. Sox hornswoggled the fans and have been grabbing the vale, N. J., were tied at 66. Cary grabbed Dempsey’s body and Allen, a great performer at Rhode press again. The fine was phony Bruce McKinney and Nell Pier­ the Motor City since .—not until Bowl-a-Dears (42-18), league take the heayywelgh>. champion­ It was a battle of brute strength Boston Bruins. Wltuier of 10 straight and headline.8 in their three-way Zollner announced yesterday he la Middlecoff of Dallas, the National lee.derB, shaded the last place shoved it beck through the ropes. LaBine has always rated as a boasting a 12-1 record when tap­ Island and later with Manchester from the start! son teamed up to score 29 points New York, Feb. 15 (/P)— Fort Wayne’s Pistons move to ship ran out as Dempsey, facilities for moat of the three nUnutes end In the Eastern and American Pro battle for the major college moving the Piston franchise to De­ 'Open champlai|, had a 67. Bowl-a-Jets (19-41) by a 3-1 mar­ In the ring wes Firpo the wild- quickly coming baeV., stormed 39 seconds of action. But It was hockey pla.yer who is proficient on ped for service in 1953; the Spider That begs up the question of and pace Jack’s to sn Important basketball scoring title but Detroit next season but you can’t fault their home record this troit; starting with the 1957-68 sea­ eyed? excited, inriirlated giant all National league rinks, not just has Swept seven straight since re­ Lesgueii. Like Allen, Rose -knows whether baseball fines, big or little, win. BUI Viot added eight for the gin. Other 3-1 wins we, V posted back. Lightning-fast, the punches not won by brute strength. It was what to do nith the ball and is a the big three do not have year in naming the reasons for the transfer to a more popu­ son. by Ten Pins (28-32) over Rock- from Argentina. He »aw Dempsey ripping in, he was on Firpo ms the non by the quickest thinker. And at Boston Garden. It was this fac­ suming his boxing career last are legal. True, fines have been ac­ winners. Once again, Wood lost q New England Club swaying in front of him. Jack’s ulty for playing well everywhere May. His victims litcluding such fine outside shooter. cepted custom, unchallenged since tough one as it fought tenaciously the race to themselves by a lous area. When the Pistons defeated the Boston Celtics 112- ettes (36-26) and Hi-Fl’e (28-30) bell rang. Jack Dempsey ' never was more 106 at Fort Wayne last nijtht In a-v over Plnupe* (28-33). Be-.t scores back was to the ropes, his hands In the second round, Dempsey alert than the instant he pulled which made him a member of the hotshots as Holly Mims and Rory baseball was organized. in a comeback battle. For the'los­ long ways. To Honor Yawkey hanging loosely at his sides, his Bruins’ organization originally- Calhoun. He has scored 12 kayos Tom Meany, one of the ablest No legal test was ever made of ing Icemen, Fran Morlarty set the clash between the NBA division' points while Frank Ramsey was Bruins and Hawks were chalked up by Caroline I 'ent after his man again. He ham­ himself together and moved off sportswriters in the country, has Statistics released today leaders it marked their 19th vie- j high for Boston with 25. Jaw an open target. He was bedly mered Firpo, down twice for five the ropes in the first round. ”Leo wasvplaying for St. Mi­ in building up-hia 19-1 record. * a team’s right to snatch back any pace with 18 tallies. Mike Ehlers Janlcke 116, Barbara ^trenge 112, Joined Sport magazine. Meany, a tory in 22 home games. But on the p„rt Wayne-Boston affair Boston, Feb. 16 _ playing time. He took 12 shots at win over Keiths, took undisputed General Electric's the 100-yard backstroke while done well a^ay from home this A PERFECT RAIX 14 to face the Kentucky Colonels Yawkey) a n d Oonin would "Piersall is the exception. He’ll the Chicago goal scoring once. control of second place. Fletcher’s 'A competing for Jackson, Mich., season—the presence of players at the high school also reported aponge the fine off the booki and were dropped to third place and play in close the . way a major High. who will work to win on the road.” Nine shots were blocked by goalie that Manchester fans can get a forget about it. iv icv fi Douis (#') — Bill McDonald, a Al Rollins, one missed the net and Keith’s remained in the cellcr. ” ^ for years, forgot his biUl preview of the club Sunday night- Makes one wonder what effect In the first game, Wyman led Small Aircraft Engine DepK forced to pick one off the one was blocked by a Chicago on Ed Sullivan’s teevee show. such easy-out precedent will have player before reaching the net. by George May and Ralph Fletch­ vy l u l y ^ lO h e T e r a i c i rtick at a bowUng alley. Bill, a 175- Goose Tatum and Marques Haynea on other Red Sox who may require er, turned back a acrappy Keith’s are the big names with the Magi­ later discipline. THE VERY BEST averagg shooter, ended up with a five right points. The losers per­ Speaking of hockey, the Spring- cians. to. interview in : New York, Feb. l.A (An—Detroit perfect 300 game. forming both hot and cold, led today held a lead of aix points— by two points at the three-quarter the biggest any team has had so Last Night's Fights mark only \o be outdone in tha CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH MERCURY CHEVROLET UP ‘far this' season In the National. final period while suffering their 1&3 Monterey ConverUble. Hockey I-eague. 10th defeat. 1955 Nassau Hardtop. Power- 1956. Plaziv 2-Dr. Sedan. MercomaUc drive, power 1954 De Luxe 4-Dr. Sedan. HARTFORD Pacific Coast League Prexy Revere, Mass. — Pat McCarthy Beautiful aea foam green TO The (jycle Shopi, although going /llte drive, power steering, • With their 3-2 victory over the' Jr.. 129, Revere, knocked out Snappy V-8 engine, radio, steering an'd brakee, {lower I New York Rangers last night, the i' scoreless in the oFenlifg period power brakes, pushbutton ra­ heater, dlrectlDnal lights, wiifdows, de luxe -8 tube ra­ finieh with matching Interior, Richie Morin, 129 U. Blddeford, custom made seat covers, 8 lliursday, February 14— DISCOUNTS Wings .^notched their 70th point.: Puts Blast on College Rules Maine, 1. caught fire in the last half to whip dio with rear epeaker, heater white wall tires, tu-tone blue dio, heater and defrostei*, di- Fletcher Glass and kwp a firm and defrosCer, backup lights, tube pushbutton radio, largo 5 p.m. to 9 p.m; Montreal, which dropped a 2-1 derj Revere, Mass.—Bobby McHugh. with matching blue Interior, i-cctlonal ' lights, backup FUEL hold on the top rung in the league. tinted glass premium white fully luiderroated, 14,000 ’ lights, white wall tires, origi­ heater and defroster, direc­ cision to Toronto, and Boston, idle ' Friday, February 15— Ban Fninclaco. Feb.. 15 (^ --T be^ ^ y, however,” he added, "that 138,. Revere, outpointed Myrel Young Fred McChirry paced the wall tires, tu-tone Qsint. Ons tional lights, backup lights, 10 B.m. to 8 pjn. along with Chicago, each has 64. Olmstead, 133, Springfield, Mass., miles. Perfect condition. At nal mist green finish, genuine I -Rangers nemesis Gordie Howe. president of the PM ific* Coast baseball - has any desire to inter­ victors with. 16 points while Rusty owner, 16.000 miles. Excel­ a price you can’t afford to leather Interior, new top. Ex­ {lerforms like new. Ono Baseball League chargee that 8. white wall - Ures. Looks and Saturday, February 16— was the star for Detroit with his' fere with college education for Burnett and 'Tom Kelley Were lent condition. miss. cellent condition. One owner. '’absurdities, contradictions and standouts for the Glasamen. owner. 9 a.Bi. to 6 p.m. os NYLON CORO 'HRES tie-breaking goal at' 16:12 of the anybody.” Baaeball people, he con­ Don't wait on this beauty.' OIL discriminations" exist In college Starting next week the Midget final peri^. Howe, who has scored, 10 of his 33 goals this yekr against, athletic eligibility rulea. tinued,’’Believe they could contril^ College Basketball ^ League will play tu remaining ' In a Iqtter ' answering Ethan ute considerably to aiding athletes games on Monday nights. $2293.54 $1799.74 $1277.67 $1044.38 New york,-Jouiui a corner of tho • RANGE OIL East net with a aizzllng 26-foot shot Allen*of Yale ..University, head of in getting a college education but Keith’s will try to stop the ram­ tha Collegiate Baseball. Coaches for what they regard aa abaurdi- Manhattan 93. N e w York paging Cyclists in the Ildllfter at aft«|- passes from Johnny Bucyk group, 'Leslie O’Connor denied he Univ. 78. One Week Only! and Red Kelly. ties, contradictioiis and discrimi­ 6 o’clock while Fletcher Glaaa will had opposed a proposed new. rule nations in college athletic eligibil­ S t John's (Bkn.) 71, Niagara try to get back into a tie for sec­ NASH ford’ CADILLAC This is a new field . . . small aircraft engines. ?The defeat, dropped New l^rk regulating the signing of college ity rules. 67. CHRYSLER into flfth place, a point benind<- ond Yvhen It me'ets Wj-man Fuel 1955 Windsor 4-Dr. Sedan. 1951 Model 82 4-Dr. Sedan, The T-58 tiirbosh^t, which you ha’we prob-, athletea by pro baeelMll clubs. "They cannot understand hoW St. Francis (Bkn.) 87. St. in the second game starting at 7 1954 Statesman 4-Dr. Stand­ 1954 Cuatomllne 2-Dr. V-8 Toronto.. : BOLAND ard drive, pushbutton 8 tuba Equipiied )vlth (wwerfllte -Hydramatlc drive, de lux* Peter’s (N. J. )80. o’clock. ably read about iin netirspapers and profes- Sizes and Types Limited Toronto goalie Ed Chadwick! The propoiial Was turned/ down it la proper for colleges and their engine, magic air heater and drive, {lower steering " and radio, front and rear heaters, at the meeting of the minor -■ Utica 80. Harpur 65. radio, famous weather eye defroster, ladio, directional tumefi" ’aside 81 Montreal shots.: OIL COMPANY alumni to subsidize athletes’’ while condition heater system, scat brakes, ladlo, heater-and de­ directional. lights, backup •sional journals, is a fine example'. Weighs leagues Isat Deqgmber. O’Connor r Hurn» r ‘-' rvnt Onl> that college coaches are motivated Walldce to Get Chance Tonight ^ Cheek Your Size Below! only by a dealre to ase that play* can and do’’ asSiat athletest O’Con­ ■Mehaaical design to 'be the winning goal p u t Jacquu nor said, "but not if the employ^ $1000.00 $988.16 $2475.00 $1288.04 Plante In the Montreal neja • ^ Call Ml 9-2429 or MI 3-4845 era get a college education, and design anslysis Also UnroedUte openings lat -i, that baseball, by not adoptinjg the ment Is playing baseball.” Resent Roles To Regain College Point Lead tnstniinentsUoE Spocialist, Mqchsniesl Doslgn 6.70x15 7.6(hi15 proposal, deprivea them: of an. op­ O’Connor decisred .pa re ball Supervisor, Fluid Dytuunics portunity,” He wFote. oontiD ls WHITEWALLS people "resent hypocritical eligibil- NVw York, Feb. 15 (4’) It's4'OUs weekend. In the Southern PONTIAC DeSOTO NASH STU DEBAKER Supervisor, Turbine Design . TUBELESS BUCK ’Odious Comparisons’ X-ater 0'(?onnor said, "baselwU tty rules which permit college graceful Grady Wallace’s turn to Confcrenco, William and Mary 1951 4-Dr. Sedan. 1951 4-Dr. Sedan. 1951 4-Dr. Sedan. I960 Champ. 4-Dr. Aerodynsmics Instrumentation Engineer has been subjected to odious com­ rtmetea to play baseball for mon­ bid for the lead in the 'national brought its loop record to 6-7 by Radio, heater hyd. drive, Radio, heater, ww. tires. Radio, heater, hyd., ww. Urea. Radio, healer, overdrive. ey for many so-called ’amateur' Design Practices Engineer (Stress Analysis) 6.70x15 TUBELESS C otis MO m uch /( parisons with profeaslonal football college basketball ’ scoring derby downing Virginia Milivary 83-66. Specialist, Controls Analysis 84)0x15 aa to this m atter' of a college teams; yet stigmatize and inellgl- to n i^ t Tlte losa left -VMI wi'. a l-S con­ i $388 $399 $444 bilize them if they even so much The 6-4 South Carolina forward $265 Specialist, Aero-thermodynsmics agreement.” * ference recor' and virtually elimi­ WHITEWALLS BUCK The PCD president also as­ as'coatract. while in or before en­ leads hia teammates against Vir­ nated the Kaydets chances for a Specialist, Compressor Design ' sarted, "It has bacn'basebaU’s ex­ tering college, for service to take ginia in an Atlantic Coast Con­ toumam'-nt berth next month. ' Technical Lialam Engineer ., . perience that college coaches fre­ effect «fter finishing their col­ ference hassle . amidst friendly In the Skyline Conference, Den­ lege careers.” home surroundings at Columbia, FORD PLYMOUTH OLDSMOBILE LINCOLN quently control or Influence the ver staged a second-half .come­ I960 t-Dr. Sedan 7.10x15 8.00x15 signing of their atpictes with par­ 0 ’Ck>nnor said pro baaeball and S. C. ■* ' 1950 2-Dr. Sedan. 1951 4-Dr. Sedan. 1950 2-Dr. Sedan. back to trip Montaijs 65-53, and Radio, heater ww. tires, Radio, heater, ww. tires. Radio, heater, hyd. drive. ticular clubs and are remunerated pro football- are sometimes treated Needs Big Effort * Utah used a late surge - to bver- Radio, heater, hyd, drive.' BUCIC TUBELESS BUQK for that ’Service.” as if they were identical in the And Grady needs one of his bet­ * s whelm New Mexico 107-82. 0 ’C?onnor said baseball peo'ple matter of the college sg>’C4>nsnt ter nights if he’s to clooe 4he tiny I9Ui In Sneeeaiilon $285 $344 $209 $136 For aq iqipointmefli convenient to you call Dave Haynea beUeve the coaches’ real concern but that actually there is a funda­ gap separating him in the scoring The Dayton Flyers, enjoying one 7.10x15 la their own losa of athletes' serv­ mental difference. Pro baseball race from leader et Forte of of the hottest streaks in collegs At CHapri 9-2614 on above dates. 8.20x15 i ices, particularly In football, and gets few players from c o f 1 e g e Columbia ' and rimnerup '^ I t Chamberlain of Kansas. circles, breezed over Regie Cob> believe it reasonable and proper biaseball while pro football gets lege of Denver, 97-53. for their CHRYSLER FORD TUBELESS BUCK TUBELESS BUCK that they .he BO concerned. nearly all its players from the col­ Chet the Jet now owns an PLYMOUTH FORD I f jm are naaMa to come la, please send full dstatls to Mr, 10th victory in theh last 11 gamos. I960 4-Dr. Sedan. .1950 4-br. SjHlan. 1951 4-Dr. Sedan. I960 2-Dr. Sedan. • DnvU Maya^ ' NfW 1957 "It Is completely nonsensical to legiate ranks, he said. uneaay average of 30.18 points per k' .i' > n m e ; The Stilt' has 29.94 land UtUe 8L Peter's College of New Radio, heater auto, drive. Radio, heater, ww, tires. Radio, heater, ww. tires. Radio, lieater. i. Jerey, recent ownc of a 19-game SBIALL AIRCRAFT ENGINE DEPT. PAY AS LOW AS 6115 A WEEK FOR FOUR Grady 29.90. WITH YOUR OAPPABLE OASpfGS A “better” Wallace night would victory etreek over tw« eeeions $299 . came a cropper againat SL Fran­ $199 $i388 $198 '■iff. RENAULT 4 CV be a repetition of his 35-point out­ put against North Carolliu, his 54 cis of Brookly:., losing 37-80;. That Up to M miles on a gallon... economy c a P defeat left S ' feter’s wltb a 15-J A- and driving eaae.^Ith heaVyyreight points against Georgia, or his 45- ‘ -V.. GENERAL • ELECTRIC Business Opportunity! TOlnt sjlree against North Carolina Kkson record. HERE AT lEAUPRE MOTORS YOU CAN*IUY ANY USED CAR WITH COMPLIeTE CONHDENCE. roadholding and comfortii Prove It — ^ y State last Saturday night That In the ^oiitheastem Conf'r> ALL OUR USED CARS ARE THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED FROM lUMPER TO lUMPER RY OUR 1009 -Westeni Ave., Wert Lynn, Maas. teat drive it. last romp gave him a tamporaijr encq's lone outing, Ooorgia Tech Fill MODIHtN ESSO SEXVICE STATION lead over Forte and (JhamUerin. b'unced arch-rivar Geo: ^ a 87-68 FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS. PARKIMC He nbods 38 tonight to take the by erasing a four-pomt deficit In lead. r the last Uuoa mliiutes. * SERVICE STORE L and L MOTORS MOTORS 713 MAIN ST. ^ Ml f-5390 634 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER CHRYSLER^LYMOm^MPE TEL. Ml 3-510I^PEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 3S8 EAST CENTn ST. OPEN T IU 9:30 PJyU-M I 3-1131 I

BIANCHESTBR EVEJ«N(S HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 ' ' I . PAGE BEVEN tm J" SIXTEEN Household Goods 61 Hofiflefi For Rest iS Hooses For Sale 72 Wanted Real Eatote 77 Legal Notice Legal Notice - r BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles -For &tle 45 BBNDDC KCGNOMAT washer. In FOUR RODRCXIM) colonial in very WETHBRBUt ST,. — Immaculate TBIB AOENCnr needs C i ^ Cod, A ’T A COURT OF PROBATE teld Aatonobdcs for Sale Heating and Plambiiig 17 M JfaSchMUr within and for th« A T A CeURT o r p r o b a t e held COMBINATION stroller that folds NO MONEY NEEDED! good condition. CktU MI. 9-7977 central location. Immaculate coh' duplex, four nice roome each 44-6 and 7 room oinglea aad 3- at ManchMer within and for the after fl p.m. OtaM 1960 ranch, (re# and wtiitnout any omlgatiog least flvs days'before the day of sold SATURDAY 9 A. M. ly. MI. 98078. ______Ught trucking and package deUv- Houre: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. suburban- Kartfqrd. JA. 3-2768. Aluminum otorma, ameslte drive, Wa also buy property for oartt ot this order in some newspaper hav- hearing, and by miUllng tn a certified Instead of Westingbouselae Elemec. ng a circulation In sold Dlstrict at letter on Or before February 16, KMI7, ery. Refrigerators, washers and 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m, exceUent condition, 386’ frontage. Seltlng or buying oontaot east five davi before the day of siLld MANCHESTER Driving Academy Regrigerator if you prefer MI. 8-5187 . YOUNG COUPLE with two chU- a copy O f this order to Emms Jane When The Event Calls For E6od> rom oooPEBATioN w nx stove moving spedalty. Folding McIn t o s h b o a t c o . Ruga, Lamps, Tables, LtnOleura Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. MI. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor leortng. and by mailing tn a .registered Towne, c/o 3 Phoenix St. Folrhaven, ipiaranteea results. Expert instruc­ dren desperately in need of five or BRAE-BURN RtiAlTY letterIter on or before February 16. 1967. a Maes, BE APFRECXATEO choirs for rent. Ml. 9-0782. and a Few Other Articles 9-818Y 9-4694. Member Manches­ coiiDT of this order to Ethel May tion, dual controlled car. Call MI. 52 QAK STREET a i r -w a y s a n i t i z e r vacuum six room first floor ^>artment in Ml.. 8-6373. Brown. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. EVERITTHING cleaner. 55 model. Attachments, Manchester. Good references, r o . ter Multiple Listing Service. Torrington Rood, Rulsllp. Middlesex. 9-S763 or PI. 2-7249. Day or eve- A U S tm A. CBAMBERStX). local MI. 9-3103 England; Maud May Chart, 10 Clare Call On Whke Eagle! ■ning appointments. add long distance moving, pack- THE UNPAID 838. Call JA. 8-1583. 6-2071. Hounslow, Middlesex, England; AT A (SaURT OF PROBATE held MANCHESTER m u l t i p l e USTINO makes avaU- S t Manchester within and for the Dial Ml 3-5121 storage Call'ML 8-8187. Hart­ BALANCE PRICE norenee May Bnwcutt, x a Brampton ONLY 8458.26 able the combined servtoes of 30 . Bexleyhesth, Kent, England; Ivy District ot Manchester, on the 18th day LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re ford CH. 7-1423. realtors to help seU your house. Wlljlsme, 54 Ptlgrims way ot February 1W7. For a wedding, banquet or jnst an informal Free storage until wanted. Free YOUNG COUPLE with baby need Woodbride St., six room ranch. Hol- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. stored by a skilled, courteous lof Building Materials 47 For information please caU Carl­ Otford,i , Kent. E nglsi^ ; Lillian May get-together o f a soieietY, M g e or d o b . . . delivery. Free set up by our own Musical Instruments 53 four room rent. MI. 9-3581. Ustar St., six rooin colonial. Lake Clark, 19 Shokeepesre Road. Bexley- Estate of Carl Q. Johnson, late of Btructor. Professional teaching. MANCHESTER - Movn« and ton W. Hutchins. MI. 0JtlS3, Mancheater, tn sold Dlitrict, deceased. Manchester’s leading driving trucking Co. ML 98888. Owned reliable men. St., seven room coTonlAl.!Ol( heath. Kent, England;En^Iimd; Annie May WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU USED LUMBER for aale,'3x4a up YOUNG COUPLE desire fdur or 9-4694. Perry. 9 Chealnul' Drive, Bexl^hesth, The administrator c.t.s. having ex­ Lost and Found school. Call Mr. Mortlock./MI. and operated ta Walter B. Per- hibited hla administration account with TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION. to 18 feet long. 3x6s„ 2xl0s, 3x8a. Phone Me Immediately USED PIANO, in excellent -condi­ five room unfurnished ^[Mtrtment Kent, England; Freds May Bari 9-7898. / ett Jr., and Winiam J. Pickering. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor ‘Two'Oates, Stohehoute Road; Hsli^od! said estate to this Court for allowance. WANTED—A ’TWO, three or four- It Is l o s t —PASS BOOK No. 2883. Fir flooring, oak flooring, inside Hartford CH. 7-0358 tion. Kemp’s, Inc. MI. 3-5880. in Manchester area. CaU between Nr.«v«. Sevenowees" ------1 weexewoa,p t k . Kentsw xM i^ Ifngland: Harry11861 I J Office MI. 3-1577 Res. MI. 9-7781 family house In Manchester. Oc­ ORDERED; That the 36th day ot NoUce ls;hereby given ttat Pm and outside doors, windows, soil After 7 P.M. CH. 8-4690 7 A 9 p.m. MI. 8-7443. May, 96 Brampton Rood. Bexleyhesth February, 1967, at eleven o'clock, fore­ Oar catering service is based on home-Uke pipe, cabinets, cabinet sink, steam MUSIC ipstrumental, rental. Com­ cupancy hot necessary. Write Box Kent, England; Olive May Oliver, B ^ N o. 2U8. issu^ by First Na - See It Day or Night IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Ex­ Holly Villas. Aihp rton. Nr. Totnes, noon, at the Probate Office In the Mu- cooking and is flexible enough to accommo* Garages—Service—Storage 10 Painting—Papering 21 furnace, hot water furnace, plete line of instruments. Rental D, Herald. nicipal Building In sold Manchester, be tlonal Bank of Manchester has ’ Vumkitir If you have no means of transpor­ ceUent location. Immaculate two Devon. England; Victor G. May, Cosely .been lost and application has been sheathing. 89 Pleasant St., East tation. I’ll send my auto for you. applied to purchase price. Rrare- Nursery, Lustlelgh. South Devon. Eng- “ .and the same Is assigned for a hearing date anY size gathering. REFINISHING ceilings, painting. M/39. fi.W, KHACHT. eenting (5lds, Selmer. Fed- Houses For Sale 72 bedroom home on well landed eage, woodland. land. on'the allowance of 00(11 administration made to said hank tor payntPht (ffaesayhvvg/ Hartford or call Ml. 9 9802r— ^------■Narobllgatton:------;------account with sold estate and this Court paper hanging, waUpaper books. ter and Bundy; Metter'a Music lot Oarage, nekr bus, schbol, One Or 100 acres. Bolton, Coven­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. and issuance of new book. GARAGE TO RENT. 87 Hollister laAvawwowTiM.VAV. HAVE MEDIUM priced houoes for directs that notice of the Ume and Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7600, church and ahc^plng center. E. F. try. Write Box E, Herald, stating place assigned for eold hearing be CaU In Advance or See Mr. Gill, PeraonallY St. MI. 3-S74S. FUlly insured. Tel. EJdward R. Hir, aiCivii A _ L — B— E— R— T— S sale. Excellent locations. J. D. Price. Ml. 9-1003, Voi, Ecker, Agent, 609 Keeney St price. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held given to Ml persona known to oe In­ Diamonds—Watches— , 43-45 AIXYN ST.. HARTFORD Realty (3o., John DeQuattro, Brok­ S t M anchester. within and for the terested therein to appear and be Jewelry 48 er. MI. 3-5262, MI. 9-3640. MANCHESTER—New five room JUNIOR EXECUTIVE moving to District of Manchester, on the 13lh day heard thereon by pubusping a copy of Announcements 2 Business Services Offered 13 PAINTING AND paperhanging. THREE DRESSERS, 86 each. Two 120 BASS AtXURDION. Practical­ 6f February.iruoty, ____ 1967.- this order In some newspaper having a Good clean workmananip...... ^ -at rea- ly new. MI. 3-8429. ranch, fuU ceUar, oil hot water Mancheater area* in spring, needs Present, Horn John^J. Wallett. Judge^ circulation In said Dlatrlct, at least Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 -Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, rc- cheats. $10 each. Combination SEAMAN CURCLE — Eight room WHITE EAGLE RESTAURANT INCOME TAXES prepared in your aonable rates. 30 years in Man­ heat, large lot. Ideal location. Call two Or three bedroom house. WUl Elat__^tste ‘ ot Arturo Gremmo, late ot five days, before the day of told hear­ p^r«. adjusts watchea expertly. bMkcEise and desk, 815. Rocker duplex, in good condition, quick A. R. WUMe k Co., 481 E. Middle Mancheater, In said District, deceased. ing, and by nialling tn a certified letter 69 N O Rrti STREET tem e or by appointment. Ebtper- chester. Raymond Flake. MI. buy direct from owRer. Write Box The administratrix c.ts. having ex­ on or before iTebniary 16. 1967,a copy GENERAL house wiring, all kinds. REFRIGERA’TOR service man MANCUIESTER PCt Center for all Reasonable prices. Open daUy. with arms. $12. Four chairs, 810. occupancy on one side, good in­ Tpke. MI. 9-4388. tanced tax work. Call MI. 3-47K. 9-9237. STENOGRAPHER L. Herald. hibited her administration account with of this order to Anna Johnson, 383 West Call PI 2-8888 after 8 p.m. with toots. Experienced man your peta and t>et’s suppUes. Ml. Thunday evenings. 129 Spruer Spinet desk. 835. Maple bedroom Rooms Without Board 59 vestment. S. A. Beechler, Agent. ■old estate to this Court for allowance, Center S t. Manchester, Conn. Telephone MI 9-8067 or MI 9-4058 9-4378. 8 Jk H green stamps. Open set. $46. Vacuum^ cleaner, 85. MI. 3-6969^ MI. 9-8953. INCOME TAX^repared. Personal CEILINGS. WALLS painted «ve- Or typist with some knowledge of needed. Job with a future In com­ Street Ml. 9-4887. MANCHESTER—Nice ranch, hot WE HAVE cash buyers for huUd- it It JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. RADIO TV Service. Sewing ma­ nlrtgs, Saturdays. Call after 6 p.m. stenography-for credit department mercial refrigeration. CaU MI. Monday • Saturday, 9-6 p.m. Baby-Te'nda and rocker, 83 each. water oil heat, combination Ing lota anywhere te Mencheeter. ORDERED; That the 38th day of and business. Frank Farldoni. MI. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. 1960 EIGHT ROOM Colonial repro­ February, 1967. ‘at ten o'clock, fore­ chines and small appliances * re­ MI. 9-S42S. of wholesale distributor, television 3-4888. MI. 3-7449. PLEIASANT heated room with pri­ atorma, one .car garage, nice con­ Phone MI. 3-6378. noon. at the Probate Office In the Mu- 9-3818. ______paired. CaU Ralph Aldrich.' Ml. Fuel and Feed 49-A vate bath. Call MI. 8-4033. duction, IH baths, screened 5 and major , appliances In £)ast dition. FuU price 811,9(X). Over 60 nlclpol Building in aald Manchester, be 9-8487. SEVEN MONTH old t&CC regU- porch, garages, IH acres, many more Uetings of aU kinds includ­ and .the Mune b assigned for a hearing ‘Sit Out if You Can* gHOE PITTING aervice in your Hartford . 40 hours. Mon. • Fri. CLERK FOR general office work. tered male Boxer puppy. Call after DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace extras. Carlton W. Hutchins, on the allowance of sold administration PAPERHANGING, all types. CaU Some experience preferred. Good ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St. Well ing new sputa and ranches. Call BUYING OR SELUNG? home. "Leonard’s Shoes’’ will fit HILLS’ TELEVISION, Service. Good, starting salary, employe 6 p.iH. MI. 9-0428. and stove. lengths. $10 per load. heated light housekeeping room. '9-5132, 9-4694, Member Manches­ account with said eatate and this Court To Perpetuate any member of your family. For MI. 9-9859. Free estimates. benefits. For appointment call opportunity for advancement. Ap­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ directs that notlea of the time and Psnamsi—On* o f tha streats te Available at all times. Phllco fac­ PI. 2-7888. Inquire first floor, Apt. 9. ter Multiple Listing Service, If you are planning to buy, buUd, place, astlgned' for said bearing be im»p<^tment call MI. 9-8088. ply Alexander Jarvis Co., 5 Dover COLLIE PUPPIES -=- registered tors, MI. 3-6930. Panama’g capital la ominously tory BuperviBed service. Tel, MI. trade or sellIt caU a (Multiple given to ad persona known to be Inter­ named Sat 81 Puedaa (Get Out li 9-9898. Rd., Manchester. sable with full white collars, 830. ' converse ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, Llstteg Service) Realtor. This ' Is ested therein to appear and be heard A Cherished INCOME TAX. Room 204. 88 E. t Courses and Classes 27 BUtler 9-9361 HAWTHORNE STREET — Four thereon by publishing a copy of this You Can). The name purportedly .WiuJtbum’a Kennel, Rockville. Garden— Farm—Dairy Centrally located. 14 Arch St., hot water heat, cellar, garage, room Cape with shed dormer, very an organtsation of twenty local . Center St. Tueaday-Friday, eve­ RUBBISH AND ashes removed. PART TIME service station work. TRemont 5-3894. JS. over % acre, trees, suburban, order In some newspaper having a cir­ datea 'back to tha daya whan visi­ RADIO - Electronics - Television. Mr. Wynn Products SO Mrs. Dorsey. central. Sensibly-priced. Must te Realtors who have combined \helr culation In said District, at least five tors who ventured into tha street nings 7-9 p.m. Saturday’s 3-8:80 General cleaning, cellars, attics Hours 6-10 p.m. Apply at Moriarty only $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. days before the day of eold hearing, M em ory p.m. Ralph Broil, Ml. 8-4941. Train at ConnecUcut’s Oldest Bros., 301-315 Center St., after 5 sold fast, any reasonable offer efforts to tetter serve those people at certain hours of the night were and yards. Reasonable *atea. M. WOMAN TO STAY nights while REGISTERED Dachshund. Black COLD STORAGE apples, cooking TWO HEATED roOms In private ML S-6132, 9-4694. Multiple Ltsting who have real estate problems. and by malting In a certified tetter on Electrohics Schbol. Practical day p.m. See Adolph Quey. and tan, 850. Tel. PI. 2-6019 after will buy it. New, vacant. T. J. or before February 16. 1967, a oopv of likely not to come out alive. h M. Rubbish Removal. MI. parents work third. uiift.------’Two — and eating. 7Sc up for 16 qt. home. Kitchen privileges. MI. Member. They work together to get a home this order to M orv Gremmo. 811 Ebst Choose w iselY the monflment 9-9787. ’ course. 'Twice-a-week evening 6 p.m. PAINTIN8 AND 9-6450. O ockett, RetUtor. ML 3-1577, or Personals course. Enroll now! "Leam-by-Do- school Me children. Vicinity Ben PERSONAL—Learn private Em­ basket, also available In 8 qt. residence MI. 9-7761. for you, or to sell your property,- Middle Turnnike. Mancheater'. Conn. that will stand forever in baskets. Louis M. Botti, 360 Bush FIVE LARGE rooms, one floor, JOHN j ; WALLETT. ’------Judse. ■ CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. Ing’ ’ class atartlng Mftrch 11. New ton St. Please call after 4:30 p.m ployment Agency operation. Join FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping (expandahlS) oil steam, porch, ex­ and you pay only one standard WOULg) LKB ride from Fuller Hill Rd, PAPER HANQIN6 PARKER STREE7T — Vacant six silent tribute to YOur loved 161 North Main St. Small appli­ England Technical Inatltuta of Ml. 8-7298. one of the most active in all ot PUPPIES FOR SALE. PI. 2-8102. room, electric refrigerator, for cellent condition, garage, ameslte commleoion. AT A CdURT OF PROBATE held Obarga -Brush, Hartford, to East Middle Conn.; Inc., 193 ’Trumbtfll S t, New England. Now in Hartford, TELEPHONE n)om colonial, must te sold im­ S t Mancheater wUhin and for the Yoor • ones. ^ ances repaired. Ml. 8-8817, rest- CASHIER WANTED for Friday V one only. Middle-aged lady. MI. drive, trees, very central, only So, caU your MLS Realtor today Dlatrlct of Manchester, on the 13th day Tpke., Manchester, 8 p.m. CaU ML 84980. HarUord. JA. 8-3406. ' New Britain, Middletowm. Other 3-6388. mediately. Make an offer and Preaeriptiona denca and Saturday evenings, all day Household Goods 51 Ml 9-3266 , 814,200. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. move te. Any type of financing and he wUl fumiahe you with a of February, 1967. MI. 9-8190. la pi Full details. ENGLISH SETTER puppies. Pure 9-5132, 9-4694. Member Manches­ Present. .Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. Hero Sunday. Apply after 5 p.m. Red can be arranged; T. J. Crockett, brochure on Just what MLS is and Wa hava on? own duaignteg D(X)RS OPENED, keys fitted, Contact Wilson Agency, 54 Church bred. Bom Jan. 2, 1657. Best FRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 ter Multiple Listing Service. Sbtste of Paul Henry Murphy, late"of WOULD LIKE ride from Rosedale, copied, vacuum cleaners, trona, Bonds and Stocks Ember Restaurant, Routes 44 k breedline. Dan litter, sister of Apartments— Flats— Realtor, MI. 3-1577, or residence how it works. Remember, a MLS Manchester, In sold Dbtrict, deceased, aarvloa to buUd a mopuaiant Bolton, to Manchester. 6 a.m. re St.. Hartford. Lake St., Is b u } ^ and selling The administratrix having exhibited PINE PH ARM ACY gtm, etc., repaired. Shears, Mortgages 31 6, BoltMi. Former Hillcrest loca­ the 1960 New England Futurity SIX ROOM Colonial, two years old. MI. 9-7751. Realtor devotee full time to the her administration account 'wtth said JUST FOR YOU at no axtra turn 8 p.m. MI. 9-1080. tion. good used furniture and antiques. Tenements 63 real eatate bueteeas te this com ­ 664 Center SL—BQ 9-9814 ooaL Wa do all cuttliq; te knlvaa, moweia, etc., put Into con- FULL TIME service station at­ winner. PI. 2-6860. MI. 9-6580. Hours 9 a.m .4 p.m. Fireplace, lavatory down, fuU bath eatate to this Court for allowance. It b dlUon for comliK needs. Bralth- HOME OWNERS!, Combine year- tendant.- Plenty of overtime. Ap­ up. Hot water oU - heat, copper MANCHESTER— Autumn Street. munity. ORDEiRBD; That ths 4th day ot our own ahop, from tha WANTED FOR educational train Seven room Colonial, o|I steam March. 1967, at ten o'clock forenoon, at wane. 89 Pearl Street end bllis into an easy-to-pay sec­ WOMAN 21 - 45 ply Economy Filling Station, 568 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, T\VO R 0 6 m furnished apartment. plumbing, city utiUtles, porch, ga- the ProbMe Offlee In the Municipal rough staaa t o the flnishad tng. any discarded radio or TV Six-Month .... - ■ itTc heat, extra large glaaaed in porch, LI8T1NOS W AN TED -81l«le, two- memorial . . . AND WE By trainee. Call MI. 8-1M3. ond mortgage loan costing only a Center St. glass, china; and used furniture Adults only. Call MI. 9-3884. rage, amesite drive, combination Building in said Manchester, be and OONDER’S T.V, Sendee, avaUable, penny a mo^th for Mch doHu For part time sales and office Livestock— ^Vehicles 42 oak floors, exceUqbt neighbor­ famUy three-tamUy, business the some Is anlaned for a hearing on EMPLOY TH E MOST bought and sold. Furnitura Repair windows, awnings. BxceUent con­ the allowance ' of said administration any time. Antenna convtnioiW. owe. Call FYank Burke work in Manchester Jewelry store. Service. 8Q. 1-7449. TRAININB FOUR ROOM heated apartment dition. Built t e Ansaldi. Charles hood. Near stores, achool, bus property. Hav# many cash buyers. G E O . L. H O O EY SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL­ WE BUY COWS, calfs and beef service. New roof and asbestos account with sold eststo ascertainment Automobiles for Sale 4 PhUco factory superviaed sendee. 6-8897 days or JA 9-5583 eves. (Con­ Hours include Thursday night and SALES ESTIMATOR. ’ Apply with hot water. 880. per month. Lesperahee. MI. 9-7620. Mortgages arranged. Please caU of heirs and order of dUtribution, and ABLE. ’Tel.------Ml. 9-148,488. necticut Mortgage Exchange. Thomas Colla Co., 251 Broad St. cattle, also entire herds. Call elding. Exclusive broker. By Ap­ George L Grasiadlo, Realtor. MI. this Court directs that notice of the Paper Haager aad IPalatar all day Saturday. Excellent salary. Peila Bros. MI. 3-7405. COURSES Very suitable for business couple time and place assigned for said hear­ Stertad te 1918 BEFORE you BUT a used car FREEZESl. Good condition. Rea- or mother and daughter. Write PORTER STREET Section— Large pointment only: Tel. ML 3-8311, 9-S878. 109 Henry St. CLEAN AND paint those gutters YOUNG MAN, salea work In boys' evenings caU J A 9-4196 or Wind­ ing be given to all persons known to OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OUR SKILLFUL aes Gorman Motor Sales. Bidck aonable. Call Ml, 8-8789. fo r Box Q, Herald. 8 room single, in excellent condi­ be Interested thersin to appear and be Mancheater 37 Years Sales and Servlee, 985 Main now. Avoid costly repairs later. Business Opportunities 32 Write- Box N, Herald dspartment. Experience— helpful; tion. Fireplace, G.E. furnace. Two- sor, MUrdock 8-4037.' heard thereon by publishing a copy of MI. 8-1888. Energetic, desire to learn boys’ Articles For Sale 45 WORK . . . BUT IT IS NEVER'DUPLICATED StriMt. ML 94871. Open avanlngs UNIVERSAL ELEcduc range, car garage, many other extras. S. this order in sorue newspaper having TeL MI 3-8278 ATLANTIC SERVICE Station for wear business. Apply in person, excellent condition, 850, MI. FUUR ROOM second Qoor apart­ PARK STREET—Six room single. Legal Notice a circulation In sold. District, at least ment. Hot water and heat fur­ A. Beechler, Agent. MI. 8-6969, five days before the of said hear­ NEED A CAR? Short on a down RBFRIOERA’nON aales and aerv- lease, in Bast Hartford. Call MI. aak for Mr. Shapiro, Tots ' 3-7455. Hot water oil. Fireplace, 114 tee. Qimmerclal, household, air WIRERS AND SOLDERERS nished. Aluminum storm Windows MI. 9-8952. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held ing. and by m aillM m a certified ce let-. payment or bad your credit turned 9-6826 or write to Atlantic Refin­ Teens, 958 Main St., Manchei^er. GAS STOVE. 37 Hollister St. MI. EXPERIMENTAL baths, game roorq in basement. ter on or before JVbruary 16, 1967. condiUonera,. freezers. A. and W. and venitian blinds throughout. at BOachealer within and for the down? Don’t give up! For a good ing <3o., P. O. Box 147, East Hart­ 3-3745. ARE YOU ready to make a move? Attached garage. Combination Dlatrlct of Mancheater, on the tSth day copy of this order to Catherine Jen­ Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1237, MI. Experienced operators preferred Also inlaid linoleum on kitchen nings. Box 788, Old Greenwich, Conn.: MANCHESTER deal—not thru a amali loan com­ ford. IMMEDIATE opening. Janitor. Ftill GAS RANGE and Maytag washer. SHEET METAL You ’can look far and wide and triple track storm windows and of February. 1967. 9-3050, MI. 9-0058. to wire and solder reslstefs, trans- and bathroom floor. Rent 890 per Preienl, Hon. John J. Wa)leU, Judfe. Margaret McLoughlln. 26 Staunton pany—see "H arry’’ at 838 Main time, salary with fringe benefits. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ Cali MI. 9-2187. you will not find a home to com­ doors. Also shore cottage for sale. Rood Belmont. Moos.; Francis X. ^ ^ T r e s c w T i t o n s ^^^^ LOOKING FDR a business? I have formera and condensers to various Apply 9:30 a.m. M> 3 p.m., Mr. able and standard typewriters. TRAINEES month. References. Write Box P, Eitate of Myra O. Jordili, late of 8 t (Formerly Douglas Motors) FLOOR AND papering service. components. Ideal location for local pare with this six room Cape Cod Owner going to Florida and wants Mancheater, In oaid Dlatrlct deceOaed. Murphy 203 Coyle Ave.,_Ave., Pawtucket, "F t m pick-up piCK-Up J MEMORIAL COMPANY a combination luncheonette-soda Paul, Cashier, First National Bank Ail makes of adding machines Herald. and attached garage In the Porter action. Please caU the Reuben T. The Mancheater Truat r Company, Rhode Island; John M. Murphv, 31210 Floors sanded and reflnTshed. Also resident. Hours 8 a.m .-4:30 p.m. Executor, havins exhibited tta odmln- Westhlll Drive. F'armlnston, Michigan; 1st CHOICE - USED - CARS fountain and patent medicine of Manchester, 595 Maih St. sold or rented. Repairs on all Street section. Not Just another MeCTann Agency. MI. 3-7700. Charles M. Murphy, SB Cypress St.. ^ and dfilivary'* i A. AMIEnn, Proprietor papering and painting. TR. 8-2071 store making good income. Low with cafeteria facilities. makes. Marlow’s. latratlon account with ooid estate to or TR. 5-1060. Business Locations Cape, this one features six finished this Court for allowance, it la Providence. Rhode Island: Eidward T. HARRISON STREET—TEL. M 9-6807 1006 Studebaker V8 President. overhead, good lease, easy opera­ WANTED USED car 'salesman. MANCHESTER — 324 LydaU St ORDERED: That the 36lh day of Murphy 6018 Monterey Rood, Lot An­ Liberal commission plan. All FUR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good Automobile EXPERIMENTAL rooms, full rear dormer aiid two geles California; Robert P. Murphy, Four door sedan. Radio, heater, tion. lots of potential. Owner leav­ For Rent 64 front dormers,, ceramic tile bath Six room Cape Q>d. 114 baths, ga­ February. 1967, at ten o'clock, fore­ OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY GRAY MANUFACTURING company benefits. Good oppor- condition, 83.50 each. For further noon, at the Probate Office tn the Mu­ Box 736. Old Greenwich. Conn. white walls. Automatic drive. Sped ing state, will sacrifice. Interest­ MACHINING TRAINEES and extra lavatory, fireplace, full rage, hot water oU heat, fireplace, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, CO, tunity for right man. Apply Harry information call The Herald, BRICK BUILDING, two blocks nicipal Bulldlnr in UR room home. Fully ment. o n heat. City utilities. Cor­ Manchester In sold District, deceased. drive. 8845. Office. MI. 3-1141. waived. 87320-810,300 per annum. TOILET SEIAT, hamper, walker, MANCHESTER .East Hartford 8, Connecticut Split rail fence, fully landscaped. The administratrix having exhibited ground, motors serviced,■ ■ “Ss’ iws of fessional office. Must be exper­ furnished, all modem conven­ ner lot with patio and - trees. her administration' account with . ooid 1957 Dodge pick-ups. Immediate ienced in bookkeeping and typing. Senior Psychiatric Social Worker, car ted with hood, car seat, pool. Newly redecorated. $16,000. Seen estate to this 'Court tor allowance. It Is all kinds. Machine fiUng and re­ Call MI. 9-2348. iences. $150 monthly. Write Box by appointment Ml, 9-5845. No Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI. delivery. toothing. Circular aawz, precision Good opportunity. Write Box K, dosing Date, March 38, 1657. No. 9-1642. ORDERED; That the 31st day of 1950 BUICK FORDOR Help Wanted— ^Male 36 3794. Residence waived. $4020- X, Herald. • brokers. February. 1967, at eleven o’clock, fore- Many others at Idweat prices. aharpened: ;gumtalng; axes, enal Herald. ' noon, at the• -Probate >bi • Office...... In the Mu­ 1956FONTIAG WEEKEND Small down payments—terms— 86480 per annuni. Industrial In- LOOSE HAY, any reaaonable offer MAIN STREET — Eleven room lage knivea, mower luai accepted. Cal] Saturday or Sun­ nicipal Building In said Manchester. bank rates. knivea. serrated: clippers, etc. struetpr (Carpentry), d osin g date house and store. Double garage. tetted the same Is ^ l^ e d for ajiesp- Nice condition thronghont. Excellent c l a i m s investigator YOUNG MAN March 31, 1957. No. 2797. Resi­ day. F. Seastrand, 91 South Main. Bird Life In Am'erica! The Popular Empire Look tng on the allowance of satd odmlnls* CATALINA HARDTOP Keys duplicated. Empaon H. Lot 66x830. Good Income. Asking traUon account with sold estate ascer­ second car. Reliable CHORCHES MOTORS Abom, Maple St.. EUingtori. Rock­ for training in retail store. Will dence required. 83540-84680 . per THREE OIL DRUMS with faucets 828,000. E A E Realty. MI. 9-6S97, tainment o' heirs and order of distri­ SPECIALS - annum. (Appointment will te bution and this Court directs that and readY to go. Oeorgaons tn-taua graao. power Dodge Cars • Trucks ville TR. 5-7168. LIBERTY MUTUAL nave the chance to ad'vance to and stands. 50 gallons of oil In MI. 8-4480. $395 90 O A K U ^ D ST. MI. 9-9483 made at 83^).* Apply Office of noUce of the time and place assigned equipped. New oar drivtiig at tre- manager's position, if aggressive barrels. Electric pump. 44 Bissell WANTED for sold hearing be given to oil per­ mendona aavings. Over 94,000 Open tut 9 INSURANCE CO. and alert. For details apply in per­ the State . Personnel Director, St. MI. 9-0435. • sons known to be Interested therein tn Household Services Room 406, State Office Building, apoear and he heard thereon by pub­ eight months a ^ . NOW OSW Must Go How! son to Lots For Sale 73 X882 OLD8MOBILE. 88 four door. Hartford Or any dmnectiCut State lishing a copy of. this order In some Offered 13-A bps ah opening in our Manches­ newsDsper having a circulation tn sold Hydramatic and heater. Excel­ Employment Service Office. Glen- lent cohdiUon, 8860. MI. 9-1223. ter office for a young woman LYNN POULTRY FARMS GLASTONBURY LOT No. 32 on Essex St. 60x110. Dtotrict. at least five days before the FURNITURE repairing and refin dsy of sold hearing. don A. Scoteria, State Personnel Inquire 420 Lake St. Selling due to tailing; antiques restored. Furni­ between the ages of 21 and 35 JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. 1155 MERCURY MONTEREY IM iB U IG K USE CAR Speclala! 1961 Mercury for inside claim's investigation STORE Director. Wanted to Rent Uteesa. MI. 9-8580 after 8 p.m. ture Repair Service, TaleottvUle. MANCHESTEIR PARKADE club coups, radio, heater, merc-o- Ml. 3-7449. work. Must have pleasing tele­ mattc, ttw. 1968 Pontiac Chief­ phone personality and be capa­ TWO V)NE-.^ACHE lote, each 300 Beautiful tu-tone bliie Fordor. Merco- 2795 1947BlflGK Situations Wanted— CORRESPONDENT tain de luxe, black, radio, heater, WEAVING of bums, moth holet ble Of composing business let­ CARPENTER, first class only. See Good Farm Land ft. frontage on new road, (Hurl- NOTICE malic, radio, heater, etc. O O hydramaUc, white waUs, 8948.' and tom clothing, hosiery runa, ters. Typing is required, biit Female 38 hurt St.t., East Olaatonhury). WUl Newt Smith, K , of C, Job, Main In accordance with the require- Special wedeend offer. ^ I SI 1983 Chevrolet Bel Air hardtop, handbags repaired, zipper re­ speed is not essential. For ap- S t 3 to 5 acres near water for accept payment testellmenta. 1951 Fo r d gold and ivory, standard shift, placement. umbrellas repaired, Intment call Mrs. Peterson VERY ANXIOUS to do typing, ac­ Irrigation in ' Vicinity of APPLY 818(X) each'; $8,000% r both. F, Lee m enu o f the 2tening Regulations 34,000 original mUea that can be men'e ehirt coUare reversed and ETour Manchester office. DESIGNERS — Experienced for counts receivable in my home. North Manchester or Wap- Dutton. ME. 8-3164. o f the Town o f Manchester, (Xinn. proven, ^ y 81098. Manchester replaced. Marlow’s Llttla Mend­ new product devekmment. Tlte Accurate; neqt handwriting. Ref­ ping. the Zoning Board of Appeala will 1951 MERCURY S t Skthtor Sales Annex, 333 Main Bt. ing Shop. MI. 3-1161 Newton Co., 8s Elm St,, Manches­ erences. Call MI. 9-5580 any time. ROGER MORIN (COUNTY EDITOR) hold a public hearing on Monday e- 1955 MERCURY MI. 04732. ter. MI. 8-6104. H(K«ANUM GARDENS Sobarban For Sale 75 etening, February 28, 1937 at 3 FLAT FINISH Holland window PART TIME hat check girl. Apply P.M. in the I^earteg Room of (he 1951 OLDS. SUPER 81HTOP 1950 CHEVROLET M u s t s e l l —1954 Mercury two- shades, made to measure. AU WAREHOUSE MAN for stUpping PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Call Phone MI 9-0287 SUFFIELD — Excellent 'view of OUSTOM TUDOR Red Ember Restaurant, Route Ettemtu) Ijprald Municipal Building on the follow­ door custom. Radio, front and metal Venetian blinds a t' a new and receiving. Good working con MI. 3-4388. M l 9-S4S1 Omneetjeut Valley. Large six Nice gray color. Fully aqulppafi, rear speakers. Heater, signal 44-6A Bolton, after 4:30 p.m. For­ ing application. STATE HEAR­ low price. Keya made whUe you ditiona and company benefits. room ^ t level. Lot 1351075. Excellent appearance and condition, liiehidteg gas saving overdrive. 1952 FONT. CONY. lights, fog Ughta, dual exhaust, wait. Marlow’a. merly Hillcrest Restaurant. ING ALSO. Apply Goodyear lire k Rubter 414% (i.I. mortgage. Two baths Gulf Oll^CJorp, and/or Wilbur THU U VALUEt white w M11 i tubeless...... tires. Color, C>., 180 Goodwin St., Eazt’ Hart- i^dramatic, radio, heater, all other Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 and stall ahower te master bed­ C. Brown; southeast cornar Mid­ light tan. Call MI. 94407. FORMICA counters.-caramlc watt CLERK TYPIST ford. BU. 9-3434. room. Oa heat, convector radia­ itztrafi. Just in and O O C and floor tile. Let ua modernize dle Turnpike West and Broad SL, 1950 PLYMOUTH BIRD, cat and Bupplles, whole< tion. Formica counters. Large Co- CADILLAC, 1963 Sport Coupe, your bathroom and kitchen. For Hbccellent position in our clerical TWO ROUTE men, aervice excel­ Busteesa tjq e tX. tipadal excap- right out fqr only ^ I < 9 7 9 81988. Bank terms. Fitzgerald department now available. We are sale and ntali. 'Sily 9 to 5 p.m. liontel o i ^ fireplace,fit ■ city water. 80-day free eatlmatea call Ml. 9-9655, The lent routes in local area. $100 cimqni tlon. and variance is requeated to Motors, formerly Brunner’s, Tal- Tlla Shop, Buckland. looking for an Snergetic young lady Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nights occiqMtncy. Ebccluatve broker. By 1950 PONTIAC weekly guarantee, plus car ex­ 7 to 9 Porterfield’s Route 5 and appcNntment only. QUl MI. 8.63U, erect gasdUne service station eottvUle. Open till 0. AU day Sun­ to be trained with full salary to penses. Phone AD. 3-6331. wlthte 300- ft of Waddell Scho<^ day. start. Applicant must be high dtapei. South VHndsor. JA 8-3391. evenings JA, 9-4196 or' Windsor Murdock 8-4037. Ortificate of Approval for sama. 5 Building—Contracting 14 1949 PACKARD Nschooi graduate with good typing SALES CAREER. We want to aet OR MORE All peraons teUrested may CHRYBUBHI. toss convertible coupe ability. Op^rtunlty for advance­ a young man up in th4 Life In­ (30VBHTRY LAKE — waterfront tend this hearing. 1955 OLDS. S I HARDTOP 8768. Bank terms. Fitzgerald BIDWELL Home Improvement Oq^ ment. L ibi^ employe benefits, Alterationa, 'additions. garagesT surance huatness. The man should cottaga BeUevua Section. Lot . 60 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALB Motora, formerly Brunner's, Tal five day w«^k. Call have a good, education and te 1952 CHRYS. CONY. oottvUle. Open till 9. AU day Sun Re-aidlng apecialtsts. Bary budg- WANTED xl8S. Hot water, stall shower te William'.H. Stuek, Chairman et terms. MI 9-6495 or m ' married. Wb will train this man master , bedroom. Screened te Charles S. Towle, Secretary Beautiful black and white combina­ liiuents from both family and frock with crisp collar and cuffs. porch,' combination aluminum SPECIALLY PRICED CLERK TYPIST RothweU or Mr. Kirk, The Roth- storm windows and doon. Near er’e Lieenaa, 342 Eaat Center S t The very best in the Naah line. A YOU MIY ARE AS IMPOR* St. Ml. 3-4860, well Corp., Bolton. MI. 3-8115. doportmont. friends. ' No. 8337 Is in sizes 9, 11, 13, 13. Pattern No. 8781 cbQtsdns hot- 14, 16, .18. Size 11, tbivfr quarter school, churches, etorsa.^nd Snip- Nlake Corp. of Conn., Sign, 436 limited production model Showroom TANT AS THE CAR YOU 1989 WUlya, 8448. to do Interesting and varied work. M s' S t FOR THE teat in shingle and buUt Pleasant working conditions. Lib icon transfer for design 31” x 16” ; sleeve, 814 yards of S9-ipcb: 5-8 sic Lake, )Ebccluaive broker. By condition. Below 1981 Ruick, 8498. Paul Tongran, Extaneioe. In^ BUY! up roofing,' gutters, leaders, chl,m- eral benefit program. 37 hour five 47 Hovr Wnnk— Hours DoHy 0:00 A.M.-4:30 f M . nwterial requirements; stitch lUus- yard contrast appointment only. 0011 ML S-6SU, N.A.D.A. book price at 1949 Ford^ 899. ney and■ roof )f repairsn call O ^ blin . day week. Apply tntlons; color-chart. For this patterd, send 3Sc in evenings JA.' 9-4196 or Windsor tereection Lake Tt. Bolton and 1»U Chevrolet, 846. 8-7707. Bend 25c in Oolna, your name, Coins, your name, addtpas, slse de­ Murdock 8-40IT. Manehastar. John Howard, TVro undaraiaad |N8 Oiryaler Coavertihle, 8146. EMPLOYMENT OFFIC» address and the Pattern Number sired; and the Pattern Number to BAY’S R(X)FTNO CO., sblngla and BOLTiON — 814 hmm ranch with lots, 134 Oakland S t FIRST NA’nONAL STORES to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN- SUE BURNETT, THE MAN- care must sold this built up Toofa, gutter and con­ WANTED basement gorace, oombteation Jamies Riiflnl, Umitad Repair- CHE8TBR EVENING WEltAU>, CBBSIEB EVENING HERALD, ductor work, roof, chimney re- . PARK k OAKLAND windows, extra lu g e lo t Many U’B Licanae, 116-118 Center S t N o esMOMhie offer rMuaed nSO AVE. ‘ AMEBIOABi N)EW 118#; AVE. AMERICAS, NEW extras. Beautiful aettteg. Sanollify OpM ra. Ray Hannow, ML 63214. EAST HARTFORD }. Effective ’Data — February 18,' ;■/ GRADE/'A" MECHANIC YORK M. .N. .Y. YORK M. If. T. priced at ^ 6-600. Good vahia for f JackaonrMi. 8 8-889 «fi8 .' ' 1957. BROTHERS K FUL^ TIME—GUARANTEED SALARY Now nvaUaUe—rthe colorful— Don’ t, miee the lataeV ieeue of a new home. T. J. Crockett, Real­ ORIARTY^r^ CHESTER MOTOR C. R. BURR & M Jn e . Notice filed te office of Town LADY FOR kitchen help nighta Needlework Album containing doz­ our faeclnating pattern magailne tor. ML 3-1677. or roaidanoe ML E Y tR in g t SXtESANNEX . Roofing and Chimnoya 16-A and weekends. Apply in person. This is an excellent opportunity for the right man with ) MANCHESTER. CONN. ens o f lovely daatgnz from which Basic Fashton: Tm Spring * Sum­ 9-T781. Clerk—F e b n ia ^ 18, 1967. S4 1 S I a n Ma i n STRSBC Vic’a Soda Shop, ISS West Mlddla atitomoUve ioMwIedge. A P P L Y . IN PERSON to choose more psttemz In croohat, mer '67 teeue te filled sirlth emait, z o n i n g b o j i j w o f a p p e a l s ML 9 4 ^ 5 ' R(X>fTNO t;- Spectiluislng m n p alr- Tpke. t - R. Algn Plpcp, MgncM tf . •aUmdfStry and kott-r^tu 3 gift new daiQtae for all Mfiee: special William |L Stiiek, Chalrtean XlNGOUr.MEIUXIItr S01-S16 C E N fB S STBEET C M aaeccr mg rooCz'bf oil kinds. Also new ' (cinted in features; gift pattern printed in- CSiarlea 8. Tbwla, Sactatary roofe. Gutter work. Cbmmeyf WOMEN fbr general laun- CENTER MOTOR SALES ' \ lU e tSfi Ifikik » I Read Bergld Advfi. Advt No. Mil V fattr-door eJenned, repaired, 81 y e a n ’ eg- work. Fl.ve day weak and S o# Mr. -11 Mrienoe. Inwe eatinfetee. Ciu teh6flts. Apply in pemco. New 461 MAIN STBEET-^MANCHESTER - ML S4MT. BDwiey. M8ncheatar*IH. aJML Model Laundry, TS Sumiplt SL A

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*V ■ r'h FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1967 B tC P ltE E N Average. Daily Net Pr.w's Run V, The Weother 4 iHancIfrHtrr lEwrnittg I f r r ^ For too Week Kudbd ; e f 0 .g.' February t, U8T The Mary Williams Group of the^ S ^ ool is. in session.' There will ilgliS auew aoriy "to-' be no nursery while this service is New Store Hours Second Congregational Church will Founders Day Set POSniAXIBIUM HEA'T aad TROOBtB FREE OPERATION 12,490 Htglit. eieastog laBe toutgbt. Dm AbdutTown b ^ W held. r n>eet at the home of Mrs. Charles ' Meabto tile Audit to luM-see.-SusMay, partlF etoudy. McCarthy, 33 N. Elm S t, Tuesday, By Buckland PTA 'nie second servioe 'will be st the Set at Parkade Group 618, Polish Women's Al> usual time, 10:18 a.m. V Bureau of Clrcnlatioa High to see. llanee, win hold its monthly meet- evening at 8 o’clock. ManchmUr~^A City of Village Charm The choir will take-paH in the The Manchester Shopping Park­ ins Sunday at 3 p.ro. at the home The Buckland P T A will cele­ second s e ^ c e , and a nursery will al Mrs. Teofila Parchiak, 76 Ttorth Robert E. Provost, son o f Mr. brate Founders Day on -Tuesday at ade will Inaugurate new store and Mrs. H. O. Provost 104 Elisa­ be conducted in the Parish HOiise hours in its $ stores next week on iNriM n ORd Stohon St. Mrs. Stephen Pencha, 180 Weth- 8 p.m. at the school. There will be 1 M VOL. LXXVI, NO. 117 (TEN PAGES) (ClaeeUted Adverttetog ess Page S) beth Dr., has been' elected com­ ss usual. The Rev. Erich Brandt, when its observes George Wash­ MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1957 PRICE FIVE CENTO erell St., is the new president. a business meeting followed by a pastor,'will preabh at both serv­ ond Sorvlcod PrompHy a»d Effielwitiy mander of Sigma Nu fraternity at ceremony recognising the past ington's Birthday wdth a special Wesleyan University. A niatha- ices. ' Up to the presoit time, Brigadier and Mrs. Hardld presidenta 3-day sales event. Bevans the Hartford Salvation matics major, he is a varsity base­ double services have been held A Founders Day cake will be cut oifly four times a year:-Palm Sun­ Effective Monday, st'bres at the e. E. WILLIS ( SON, las. 2 Army Social Service Department ball player and a member of the Parkade will be open- on the win be guest speakers at the local College Body Senate. and coffee will be served. Former day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday Butler Gets B ro w n ell’s members of the Buckland-Oakland ^ d Christmas. followihg schedule: Wednesday, y . S MAIN ST. — PHONE BH t-8U5 ^ Salvation Army Citadel Sunday at Thursday and Friday, -10 a.m. to H 7:80. Brigadier Bevans was recent­ Club and the Buckland Com­ munity Club are Invited. 0 p.m.'; Monday. Tuesday and Sat­ : f ■■ S r i H W ly appointed to succeed Major Wil­ liam Valentine, who retired. Mrs. iurprise Shower urday, l{^ a.m. to 6' p.m.' Approval of Rights Quiz Bevans, the former Bertha Wilkin­ Annual Dinner Set - The Washington's Birthday sales . 2 and continue through h'lidky and Dem ocrats Saturday. All stores at the Park- To Resume Army Training College. A miscellaneous shower. was given last night at the home of Double Services Hose Co. No. 2.-^MFD, will hold ade are planning to offer special, San Francisco, Feb. 16 Lsidies of the Assumption Church Mrs. Fred Clark, 141 Adams St., Its annual dinnkr bn Saturday, values and price reductions during WashingtdiL Feb. 16 {tF)— will hold a pre-L«nten Military Buckland, for Shirley Poehler. 431 Double services w ill begin' at the sale. — Democratic Chairman Paul Atty. Gen. Brownell faced a Concordia Sunday morning and Feb. 33, at Cavey’s'Restaurant. Strawb«friM . .. 39e Whist and setback par]j( in the Lydall,St.'She will be married on Butler presided, over final third straight session of ques­ parish hall Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Feb. 33 to Stephen Koaakowski. will contlnub for one' month on a Atty. John S. G. Rottner will be Leonard Rackowski and her com­ trial basis. the toastmaster. sessions of a national party tioning today on the Eisen­ To Make Israelis Quit ONM 9 t Jiiie* 2 for 33c Hostesses were Mrs. Elbert Clin­ Member! attending the dinner mittee has received many articles ton. grandmother of the bride- -Due to increasing attendances, f DOUBLE K < conference today with a hower administration’s Civil F o o t ...... 2 f o r 3 3 e donated as prises by t|ie members. the annual meeting directed the are asked to 'meet at the' firehoiu^ double victory to strengthen elect; Mrs. Henry Miner, sister of r SALTED NUTS Rights program. Refreshments will be served by the bride-elect; and Mrs.' Clark, Council to plan such services for at 8:15 p.m. In advance of an unusual Sat­ Mrs. Maurice Bottum and her com­ his position. IrMsob Spirts .. 29c aunt. one month to detern;lne whether All active and honorary mem­ ► “Wsdslivsr" urday session, Brownell informed mittee. Mrs. Russell Lennon heads bers who have not been contacted Only one queation remained; Sixteen friends and relatives to adopt them'as a permanent part Whether the. Democratic National the Senate Judiciary subcommit­ the ticket committee. of the Sunday schedule.' end who would like to attend the Reports No Decision were present. Decorations were Advieory coimcU would approve a tee he was willing to appear on S p h io d i ..... 2 f o r 3 3 c The early service will be held dinner nisy call the firehouse to pink and white. Refreshments were ^Jirttur Ji new Civil Rigfhts declaration and, Saturdays, Sunday or at night in' Hjalmar B. Carlson, 6 Hemlock served. at 8:45 a.m. while the Sunday ’ .lake reservations. St., who is ticket chairman for the ao, how far tt Would go. the InteriHt of speeding action on P i c t f w o o t annual Father and Son Banquet' Amid prcMure from the faction the proposals. knowA ai northern Uberala, two The longer Southern opponents At Ike, LodgeParley l o ^ PIm .. 4 for 89 c Saturday evening, Feb. 33. at the Covenant Congregational Church, actlona by th: Democratic NaUon- can keep the legislation from be­ urges the fathers who have not al­ al committee yesterday cleared the ing brought up in the Senate, the better they regard their chances ready done so, so secure ' tickets way for the first policy statement Thomasville, Ga., Feb. 16 (IF)— Secretary of State Dulles this week to assist the banquet by the fledging advisory group. of filibustering it to death. committee with its plans. ■ Sen. Ervin (D -NC), carrying conferred with President Eisenhower today and aiterward : ■'nerrtwew nr ’ It adopted the council—political Before You Buy Any Item On child of Butler and hla executive the ball on the subcommittee for spoke of “further action which may be taken by the United tnie Nathan Hale P T A wishes .to the Dixie forces, said he was un­ From Rath I * • commutes—as an official adjunct States’’ in In effort to get Israeli troops out of Egjrpt. thank the workers as well as those ■with the role o< .party voice be­ able to estimate just how much ■' Dulles did not say what,that action may be. H e ad(led, in DaUdoua . . . Fresh Vac-P»k who in .any way contributed to the longer his questioning of Brownell tween national conventions. fact, that he and Eisenhower made “no definite decision” on R m ^ T o Eat Meats . . . success sf the bake sale held yes­ Only Two Otssent.. would take. .. Ervin has been In­ This Page, Save Out A Few terrogating Brownell for parts of that matter pending “further clarification of the position terday at the J. W. Hale Store. •Then, as expected, it gave Butler Horn end ClMoto .. 4Se a reaounding vote o f confidence. the past two days, of the Israeli government.’’ ? ------;------William C. Gregonis of this town Only Kentucky's two members Faces More Questions Dullss and Henry (Jabot Lodge j ^ oasy-to»uo^ But Ervin said that when he it l o lo g w o ...... p k * 3 5 c has been selected to serve ss chair­ dissented. Jr. American ambabsador to |-| n « I 9 finished, there were questions to man of a student assembly held on Dollars For The —* • 'The 3-dsy meeting ends tonight Andrei Gromyko (Left) and Dmitri Shepilov United Nations, met with Alii 11 be asked of the Attorney General Hard Sokml ..... 3 9 c the annual recruitment day of Wil- with sn address by Adlal Steven­ President at his vacation head- ■gi • ' ^ - a •' » limantic State Teachers College. by Robert Young, a member of quarters at the pianUUon ««Ute g U IIO IC 6 O l LIP son at a $80-a-plate fund-raising the staff of the full judiciary com­ Goooo Sokml .... 4 9 c dinner. of Secretary of the Treasury Tough Russia mittee. Humphrey, who also sat In at the Butler, briefing- newsmen on a West Sees Young has been assigned by FEBRUARY closed meeting, indicated the ad­ conference. locoR .. 79c MIRROR Sen. Eastland (D-Miss), chairman They conferred for' tWo hours Harry Truman G E N fR A L visory council had pretty well of the full committee and an junked a proposed resolution that this morning and for 45 miniitM 'avowed foe of (2ivil Rights meas­ last night. The sessidn -was against Washington, Feb. IS (A6—Sev­ T V SERVICE aeemed certsUn to fire up south­ ures, to assist Ervin and other op­ ern Democrats. Tlie resolution Reds Hold to Policy the background of laraell’a rejec­ eral Senate RepubUcans and Dem­ D«rs f f OC A Call discUdL (DtdsjSL ponents of the legislation. ocrats today applauded a roport- tion ,‘ in effect, ^yesterday 'o f an urged Democratic Congressmen to Sen. Hennings (D-M o), chairman Nlghta afcW PhM Parts American plan for withdrawal of ed Blsanhower administration in­ redeem their party's pledges and of the subcommittee, said Young TEL. M l S-448S -Israeli forces from the Gslta Strip vitation to former President Tru­ enact Civil Rights legislation at would be permitted to question and the Gulf of Aqaba area. man to attend ceremonlea to this session o f Congress. Detailed by Shepilov witnesses in his unusal role of Greece and Turkey next month. This was right along the line Dulles flew to Thomasville last "opposition counsel.” Sens. H, Alexander Smrth-and advocated by former Sen. Herbert Most of Ervin’s qiisstioningi has night with Lodge after a 76 min­ ute talk in Washington with Abba Clifford Case, New Jersey Repul^ H. Lehman of New York and other Centered on the admlnlstratlim's London, Feb. 16 estcd calls of the United Na- Diplomatic sourcea said yester­ p.w. port." prosecutions. day the Greek and TurkUh gov- the Wake-Up Beautiful Lipstick Shepilov outlined a 6-polnt Mid­ ‘Government by Injnnctlons* Uons (leneral As'sembW that It black, red, tan, navy, etc. ' New York, Feb. 16 W —Internal end occupation of non-Israel 'ter­ ernmsnts suggested informally dle East proposal Tuesday that Ervin has ia'mbasted the pro­ Anti-Red Feelings they would like, to have Truman N o more fumbling in your purse with this new con­ I ■ , strife among dock union leaders Choice* Lam b Legs are'fea- C o m a in 12 high fashion shades called for agreerhent' on an eco­ Domestic Strife ritory and withdraw behind the venient clip-on mirror—the most exciting lipstick idea ’ has atalled negotiations aimed at posal on grounds it provides for present for the anniversary cere­ tured at 69c lb. Homestyle nomic development program, end­ ,"g(jvernment b y ! injunction.'" He agreed armistice'line. since C oty‘7 4 ’' itself. And at bedtime, when you cleanse S oIeild’Or Flame Red settling the northeast coast water­ monies at Ankara and Athens dur­ Sausage meat at 49c and ing of arms shipments and junk­ also has contended that its effect "I Informed the President fully ing ths weak of March 10. Reminder your fa»e—the lipstick comes off, but the c o lw stays on. Magnet Red Ruby Red front strike. Held Cause of Chiiro, Feb. 16 {/P)—An antl-'|on his way home after talks with with reference to the exchange of Medium Tangerine A meeting yeOterday-of the IW - ing of western bases iq the area. would he to Strld awa.v the eight It was on MWxh 13, 1947, that. lean Chuck Ground at 49c 'You'll find Coty “ 24” glides on like k dream, keeps your Western diplomats viewed the Communist political counierat-i ®lxenfiower (n WasjhlJi^on, has views which fiad taksn place yes­ WE ARE NOW Dahlia Vibrant -man bargaining committee of of trial by jury. Brownell vigorous­ Truman asked' Congress to author­ will, fit on any budget list. lips looking radiantly “ alive" for hours. tack-—more outapoken than finy in agreed fo accept U.S. military as­ terday In Washington between the |j Rose the International Longshoremen's proposals as Moscow's answer to ly (flsputed Tim oft. these points. ize a apeeisi program to help C L O S I N G Just each Twin Deaths sistance and renew the lease for Israeli Ambassador and myself in Sliced lean Mississippi B a- Riviera Pink Precious Pink Assn. (Ind) erupted into a bolt by President Elsenhower's plan for . The subcommittee, hearing ran recent years—is shaping Up in Greece end Turkey, then to danger the U.S. Air Base st Dhahran. an effort to achieve the result c<« is worth 89c lb. but we AT 9 P.M. ' Regular case 1,25 Refills 90f with Up mirror leaders of three powerful Manhat­ stabilixing the Middle East. all “day yesterdfiy- and, with the parts of the Arab world. from communlam. This Trumsn Hartford, Feb. 16 —'The twin There also are reports he will use sought by the Uhlted Nations. In tan locals. Shepilov also said the Soviet witness schedule imming behind, Doctrine, as it became, known, was are selUng it at 66c this DAILY deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond In Saudi Arabia; Jordan andjhts money and influence in an ef- view of the probability of further When the dissident group of government still believes "w ar is the forerunner o f - the Marshall weekend. Scranton in- their Wethersfield Lebanon, Arab leaders have shown | fort to curb leftist elements in action in tha United Nations in re­ about two dozen stalked out of the not fantastically inevitable.'’ He (Conttoned'on Fnge Three) Plan and other American pre- Ave. apartment yesterday has a willingness to cooperate with the | Syria on his return froln his lation to this matter. Ambassador meeting room. IL A President W il­ said peaceful coexistence between grams designed to strengthen free been attributed by police to ‘‘do­ United States in checking the '! American visit. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. partici­ You will find properly trim- liam V. Bradley shouted: “ All Communism and western (Capital­ nations against Communism. ism remains "the cornerstone of mestic difficulties." spread of communism. In Syria, King Hussein of Jordan recently pated in this phase of our convec- mede really tender Sirloin, this par the fashion line is the long line right — go ahead! Either follow The apartment house caretaker Two Vessels Start anti-0 >mmunist elements have be­ Approved by Ike IHrESTOWN■ ■ PHARMACY me and stay in, or go out!" ,v the foreign policy of the Soviet risked a break with his own gov- sations. Dulles was -said to have relayed found the bodies yesterday when come aroused and are showing Porterhouse and .Short state." erment, calling for an antl-Com- "The President and I hope tha Invitation to Truman by phone AM Hartford Rdx-Ml Dlsseateira Return he entered the apartment at the more determination than before to promptly to receive a further clari­ Stieaks at Pinehurst. It was announced yesterday that Trip Through *Suez munist campaign in Jordan and after rotting approval from Pres­ ^ and PLAYTEX has tha perfect bra and girdle for iff The dissenters, headed by Har­ Shepilov had been replaced as for­ request of Frederick B. Carrier, oust Red elements in their Army. speaking favorably of the Elsen­ fication o f til. posiUon of the Is­ old Bowers, whose local controls But all this may collapse unless ident Eisenhower, who has been eign minister by Andrei A. Gromy­ the woman's father, who became Port Said, Suez, Feb. 16 (Z')— hower Doctrine. But If the United raeli govetiir ent. Pending this, the luxury liner piers along the alarmed when he telephoned his the question p f Israel's vdthdrawal cool to TVumsn since the 1902 ko. . Two amall. Egyptian vessels en- Statea-makes what the Arabs con­ there was no definitive decision political campaign. Hudson River, went back Inside. A The Moscow broadcast, given at daughter t»veraj times but always from the Gulf of Aqaba and the sider a wrong move in the Egypt- today concerning further action few minutes later, the union re­ r()ceived a busy signal. •tered the Suez (Mnal here this Gaza Strip is worked out to Arab dictation speed for use by Soviet morning for the lb3-mlle journey lan-Israeli dispute, leftist elements which may bt taken by the United (Oeottoned ea Fags Throe) ^ J. D. MORROW cessed talks until 11 a.m. (EST) satisfaction. States In support the United Phunbliig and Heatlug M f W provincial papers^ underlined the Det. C!apt. Joseph P,. McDonald to the southern end. Inside Jordan’s government and of today. “ (xjrrectness'' of the policy outlined said the bodies were found on a . Israel seized-those two areas in Army could turn the nation Nations." Porta from Portland, Maine, to The 333-ton Ramses was car­ . Says GAS HEAT by Shepilov. living room divan at the end o f'ii its October - November invasion against Hussein. He then would be laroeli six Umss haa failed to Hampton Roads, Va., stand idle by rying a cargo of medicine f<>r Suez, >UYTEX* LONG UNE' "Elven hostile circles which arc trail of blood from the bedroom. and BO far has refused to give pictured as fi supporter of Jordan's coniply wjjih U.N. demands that'it Is iM t for '57. the strike of 45,000 longshoremen while the 367-ton tanker Batal qeeking to minimize its importance Police theorized Scranton carried them up. Aqaba controls Isrfiel’a enemies. pull its forces out of Egypt. who went out last Tuesday after Galaa waa making the journey lost for a Lifatim and'influence are compelled to ad­ his wife from the bedroom where access to the Red Sea and Israeli Lebanon’s Premier Sami Solh Reporters had asked Hagerty Bulletins LIVING* BRA* expiration of an 80-day Taft-Hart- empty. shipping had been kept out of that mit its unquestionably peace-lov^ she apparently tried to telephone Moat of the major obstructions haa publicly taken a stand in favor to arrange a news conference with ley Aot injunction. The injunction for' help, since the telephone was area. Israel has charged repeated­ fron the AP Wirefi Ing and constructlviB nature,” "it which have block^ the canal since of ore Eisenhower proposals. Dullee, but the, cabinet officer in­ halted a 9-day East and Gulf port found off the hook. ly that the Gaza Strip on the said. ■ * , the figbttng In November have Lebanese President O m llle stead put out his carefully worded $ 6 strike on Nov., 34. ' The commentary made no* refer­ Scranton’s body was found Mediterranean was used aa a base Chqmoun haa sought to forge an statement through Hagerty. lY For the past two (Jays the union now been cleared away. ’ITe for raids into Israel. WhIU only 33 to 40, A, B, C ence to Shepilov'a removal as for­ sprawled upright across his wrlfe'a Egyptian tug Edgar 'Bonnet re­ Informal antl-CommunisF alliance Neither Dullee nor Lodge was PBAVDA HAILft U.S. REDS has been mulling over the "flnar' Moscow, Feb. IS ISn— The o r- ' "D ” Sixes $7.95 eign minister. ^ l ^ y , McDonald said. She had mains near Im ailia, at the half­ The United Nations -now Is seek­ between Lebqnon, Saudi Arabia, avaliable to newsman aftar tha ses­ offer made by the employers, the been shot in the face, the bullet ing to resolve the deadlock re­ Jordan and Iraq. In doing ao. fie sion which siarted at the breakfast row ef the Sovfet Coosmualet Get the finest fruits and 170-member New York Shipping way point, and the frigate Abukir Party today hailed the Cotamu- tearing through the tip of her and a dredger lie near the south sulting from the Israeli with­ has incurred the wrath of the t-.ble at the HumphriV planution vegetables at Pinehurst and Assn. Return to Staliniem drawal refusals. at a.m. The c(Miferees later aiat Party la the United States WMi elasric Magic MMriff nose. Scranton's death wax caused end,, a t .Suez. When these are Syrian government and volatile 8 save this weekend on , Bradley and Brookl)m dock boas By WILLIAM L. RYAN by a shot through the right fore­ There have been numerous favor­ pro-gyrlan elementa in Lebanon. moved to aotor around a huga fire­ ter rematotog leyal “to tlM prin- for that smooth, long, Anthony (Tough Tony) Anastasia (A P Forejgn News Analyst) head. V able responses from the Arabs to Chamoun declared yesterday in place to the ulantation main houae. eiples.ef MarXlani-LealBlani.’* AjO apparently are willing to accept, (Oonttoued on Fngn -Three) C arro ts...... bchv 10c look from bust to hips. Moscow’s change of foreign min- Police, supporting their domes- President Elsenhower's Middle a press statement that Arab na­ In his sUtemsnt, Dulles also ro- artlole to Pravda rletoied . the the terms and en(J the walkoqt. tstera probablv signals a return to East D(Ktrine. The plan envisages tions must choose between -'^the ported that he and Eisenhower American. Coaunitalsts’ New T om atoes...... box 19c another "firtt"jFroffl Ptqy- Opposed artT' Bowers, head of York coaveatlen thie week Cucumbers ...... 10c Stalinism in Soviet foreign policy. (Continued on Page Three) econbmlc and military aid to halt East and West in the Cold War. discussed the President’s program, tex.., 0 new; long-ibw bra with “Pistol" Local 834; Joseph Leon­ C^ommunist penetration In the krea. He Said the idea they couto be neu­ now before Congress, designed to showed'strrogth toatead ef tha ard; who heads the locals control­ help stabilize the Mideaat. 4 , weakaeae It said was pradieted This has been a big week on the all elattic Magic Midriff— ' King Soud o f Saudi Arabia, now tral is an Illusion. ling Hudaon River piers on lower "The Arab states are now at H ie Houaa has approved an ad- by “the reactienary foreea." fruit baskets here at Pine- cleverly constructed to mini­ Manhattan; and Fred S. Field Jr„ an important crossroads,” Cba- mlniatratlon resolution to give hurst . . . These carefully top man in the local with Jurisdic­ Eisenhower r- authority to use NEGRO KICKED TO DEATH mize your middle and moke ^ moun said. "The steps they may custom pMked G ift Fruit tion^ over Itost River piers and U.S. Atom W arheads take in the very near future will Atosrtoan forces to . that arsa If Beaton, Feb. IS (SV-Edward oil your slimmest clothes Hudson River piers from Battery News Tidbits in my opinion be in.ofte of two necsssary. T w o Sanata commit­ Roee,^ as. a Negro, was kicked baskets priced at |7.60 and to death early today by two JoHMs Morrow fit ond look betiorf to Vesey 8L . directions;'Either toward the Blast tees revised a kay saotlon of the 110.00 and up are just the Plnmblog and Heuttng The “Pistol" local gets iU name, Culled from A P Wires or toward the West." reaolution. but Eisenhower has white men hi aa aMereatlen oeo- thinjg to send to a convales­ ^ 0 / c from its long record of violence. Stockpiled in Franee As for - Lebanon, the President said hs believes the new version is eernlag Rose’s wife, poUoe aald. cent friend . . . you order K M t a N w O f IL A Counecl X.ruis Waldman, The rtctlm’e wife, Delores,. gg. Supreme Commander Allied told police fear - men to a car them . . . we deliver them after tempers subsided at the of (Conttoned on Fnge Throe) (Ornttooed eo" Fags Throa) Am orieon StoRdord union meeting, said; “ I think a Forces to Europe Gen. Laurie passed an insalttog remark aboot with whatever card you EquipOMHit little cooling o ff Is'good for them. ‘ By PRESTON GROVER :^sile bases iu -other countries, and Norstad risceived to prirote audi­ her ae they drove When R ose specify. They’ve had a very tense, long 'Paris, Feb. IS Ufr— The United I said countries fiermitting such ence by Pope PtiM X l l . . .Minister ahesited back, the car atopped Td. Ml 3-7841 *> 9 5 session.” States has'stockpiled atomic war- I bases would receive quick atomic who led Montgomery Negroes in With a Perky Red Hat aad two ef the men kaecked him Leasee t o Millions heada in France, it .was learned ! retaliation in the 'v- • ' of war. their bus segregation f i ^ t sayv down, kicktog him repeatedly. Install A Clean, Quiet, Joseph F. Finnegan, national authoritatively today. I The warning appBrently was a be wiU visit India and African Efficient diiector of the Federal Mediation The soure.e for' this dis(;lo8ure I reaction to the disclosure in Presi­ QeM. Coast county e f Ghana this PENTAGON OPPORTUNITY Service, oomrjented: " I t isn't the cannot be given, but It is now solid dent Eisenhower's budget messagh spring and summer. Washtogtoa. Feb. 11 (SV^top. that the Pentagon is working on Teimislon’s. tribute to its own Queen Flies to Portugfd Moss (D-OelP) said toOsy the Ereryday first time there has been a blow- information. . .'r;-*',..--S*- Selected Allied forces in. NATO ! plans - for organization of . aix top talents . Is on tonight -y the roeigaaOea of Asst. Secretary eC AMnqcMr* Defease Robert Tripp Roes givee .(CoBttoned m Fsigo Ntoe) are being trained In the use of I'atomic support commands to pro-* nominations for the (Academy of equipment that would carry the I vide nuclear firepower for V.8 . Telerteion. Arts and Sciences sn- For Reunion with: Duke the Pentagea aa “exeellaat ep- o o warheads. The Warheads, them­ I Army, units and allies. nual Ihnmy statuettes.. .High So­ portualty“ te tosprove Ita pObIto selves are held by U. S. fordes., The sama week West Germany's viet education qfficisl announces tofermaUoa polhdea. Moae, ehalr- tovishihgi/ odorni thh lovely dress with Lord • Hore-Belisha, U.S. law forbids delivery of (Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said Idtoye path to Russia’s overcrowd­ Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. IS (SY— iravOd to the Portu- Bwa at a Heoae sobeomaslttee all-over SCHIFFLI EAWROIDERY. . . o Don River atomic warheads to other nations. he believed Russian troops baaed ed coUogoo wiU lie through fac- Wearing a perky new red'hat. guese fisherman swariiilng around etndytog goverameat eecrocy, Hojvever, as one expert put it, the jiu t inkide the (Communist perim­ torlea. field, or military service; Queen Elizabeth II headed here to Setubal harbor in a—The Shown above is one of many available styles at $5,98 today while making a speech here British DefeuM Minister Duncan hailliw French-Britlsh friendship of the stockpile would have to aay Sandys and French Defense Minis­ covered the .ipsU'ument . . . After ing here to greet his wife. gather, and then embark 09 a New York- TIaiee aald today ki cdnsidsraUon Arm y aaya It has de­ round o f official aagagemeats in a -dlspatck from Addle Akabo Hot Water or Steam and med a abort time' later in is: ter ' Maurico Bourgea-ManOury She was flying from London for 4nd$8.98. Reims. boqiUal. “ Sergeant, there's the key." cided to conttone 9S-yesr-old tradl- the reunion. a state ' Jt to Portugal. that Bmporor Hallo Selseele haa Boiler For The Ultimate agreed in London this week to ex­ He was viatOng this (Cathedral The U.S. government never has plore the ffutual development tioB o f itotng horse-drawn caisson Smiling happily, the British Rumors wars published in the accaaed Egypt of fnassattag lbs; In Home Heating rtty, where the World War II sur­ dlsijlosed whether A-bombs or “ modern /capons” -s- evidently at military' funerals to Arlington Monarch was seen off by her prime United State. last, week of a rift s a h v e ra lo a ^ Ethl epla. The eai- National Cemetery, render of Germany was signed in w a^eads were located at any. of- suuehveapons in,.the stomic. ctosc. minister, Harold MacmiUsn,- at between tha coi>p1( but a Buck­ porer made the timrgs la aa V ' 1945, as chairman of a British Body o f Arturo Toscanini loaves ingham palace s^kesman Urmed lalervlew at hhi'>etoee with 8PORTSWEAE—AECOKD FLOOR its overseas bases. 'IT': Atomic , High N ATO cifficers are trying London airport. The departure was ParilamCntary group touring New York City by plane for Italy such talk “ quita untnia.” Tha Heoeer Bigart. Tuqse earfe- NEW MAGIC , _ . i Energy Law forbids such dis­ to prevent member countriee . Tax Saver simple and without protocol. France. A membw of the House or closures.. Last Jaq. 3 Gen. Ran­ . . . B47 jet bomber‘ bursts into The <)ueen was smartly drened Queen and her busbsmd have taken speadeat. aad arged greatly to- "FINGERS" Commons for.many years, he had from using the increased reUahee The Liockheed X-17, a three- flames on ramp at IVslker Air ersaeed UJI. military eM to pro- G t o m Stamps Ghrto With Cosh Solos dolph Pate, Marine commandanL. on atomic weapons as an excuse stag* resSarch rocket stAnds in a light navy blue wool dress, a no public notice of the tumors. ^ extra tummy served as transpdrt minister, and Taree Base to New Mexico— kill- Soms Loodon nev.-spapsrs later aarve Rthlepto’s Indepandeaee. H M M a iC was quoted as saytog'Marines^ for trimming their ground feroee Idgh an a 4-story. buUdtog as bSlf-length mink - coat ^nd' tha minister of nanonaT insurance as with tAe U 3 . Sth n e e t in the tog one airman and-burning nine. small, close-fitting red hat. told tbMr readers 'S'lch storiM support and in Europe. Britain 'notified the it in rnndlnd for flight at Administration official fqtccaata well as in the war post from 1937 MeditorranBa.< went armed with bad bean published abroad, but da- ASKS ^UHNSD DEIiOCmAeV* to 1940. He was miadeja baron in N ATO council only Wednesday Patrick A.lr. Foren . Bane In “ drastie eartallment to poatal serv­ The Duke arrived this morning ^ \ •‘Uve" atomic artillery, but the scribad them as bassMsS. - ,! gakarta,iTidsasela. FiN M tP) 1964. that for financial reasons it must Florida. Tha A ir _ Fuue. to ice" if tentative reduction in Post on the' roya l. yaCht Britannia, ir- He was known for origtoating .White Houae refiue<$ to confirm cut its forces in Weetarn Ger­ relanaliig picturna of the teat Office Departtoent’s -budget Is al- which carried him to Australia for BJisabeih and'FhlUp planned to ih.JWHAL4 ivato 3 -d ^ raunion )ve tbis odvt. aai ottbeb M A N G N im R C omm* au “Belisha Beaoons.'' warhfads- 80,000 troop* to about 50.000. railUoaa to tax dofiara hacauae poftsr Ferdinand W. pemara Jr. British l^mmonwealth points to aboard tha Britam-ia to., tha river It to year exMttog boiler tor Lord Hore-Beliaha, sneaking at Reto W o n VJi. Fear Chato Reaettoa it ia ooly a firaction an ax- •—wheae UiapdrsoaaUima bave rua the South Pacific and South A t­ Tagus. iBut ths Duke o f Palerms Ptetopt; eour- CORNR MAIN odd STREETS' Reinto city JtoB, auddenly turned Soviet .Ualcn warned the N ATO officers hern are working paopiva aa tha long rgiiga the gamnt\from sargeoa to high lantic on a trip that began last, hes offeibred t' *m the )lse q ( his u : I''-' United Stot..3 Jan. 23 agateateet- halBotie weapon it aiinulatM remains questtonlOcL^lS.^^UL, (A ■ _ * _ ^ I - « I ao i|ifa Niaa) ting up nuclear waapm and. mis- (AP WlrapMo). . msirk to.Mfitoe FromyilRb BriUnuia’e bridge he ,(< lo o Bfigo Vtee). '\ . -f" ' ■ A

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