L/ ■ I'- :tr N' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,-1980 ATcrase Dally Net Preu Run The Weather FAG^ TWELVE For the Week Ended FdrecMt ef O. 8. Wenther BoseM !|pralb Feb. SO, 1^60 Fair, eeneonnMy ooM toaiglil. estdbltshed at the Three J ’s Res­ 13,079 Low 18 .to S4. Wedamdagr t n e r e ^ The youth and S t Camillas com- The women’i Home League of taurant Ih Bolton. lag eleadtaieaa, eeld. High In mid mitteea of the Guild of Our Lady the Saltation Army will meet to­ Student Store Next Sunday The funds collected In the Heart Member «f the Audit 90*. About Town of St. Bartholomew's parish will morrow at 2 p.m. Iri the Junior hall. Boreu of Clrcnlntton, _____ 4 Refreshments will be sen’cd. Sunday canvass will be added to Manchester— A City of Village Charm meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the / those collected in the Manchester The PMt Chief Daughters, basement of the rectory at 741 E. Heart Sunday Daughters of Scotia.,will meet at Anderson Shea, VFW Auxiliary,- Study Plahued Area Heart Association's month­ Middle Tpke. long fund drive. Last year’s Heart (Claaetfled Advertising an Page 12) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1960 I FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS the home of Miss Elluabeth Brown. will meeftomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Sunday collection totaled $7,232, ,VOL. LXXIX, NO. 122 20 Arch St., tomorrow at ,7:4.S p.m. the Post Home. Members of the Distributive Nexit Sunday Is Heart Sunday. ■ v' Friend-ahlp Circle.' Salvation Education program (DE) at Man­ Mrs. Leon A. Tfiorp, fund cam­ including $5,163 in Manchester and Army, will meet tonight at 8 Bolton, and $2,069 in the Rpek- •'World Economic Development" chester High School are in favor paign chairman, announces that' o'clock in the youth center. After of establishing a student store at ville-Vernon-Ellington areas. will be the topic for two foreign the business meeting, the service 956 Heart Sunday volunteers will Current Total . ,, policy unit meetings of the League 12 Skindivers the school, but will await the committee will be in charge, with final attitude of the Chamber of conduct a door-to-door collection So far this year the association State Newfl' of Women Voters this week. The Mrs. Thomas McCsmn and Mrs. Go Under Ice Commerce w'hich helps support the in the residential areas. Some of has received $7,183.79 in memorial first group will meet tomorrow at AugiKst Gebel as co-chairmen. gifts, credits from the in-plant col­ 8 p.m. gt the home of Mrs. Vin­ program. the volunteers wi'ho will not be at Members are working on an an­ At Bolton Pond The Chamber's retail executive home on Heart Sunday will be lection at Pratt-Whltney Aircraft, R oundup cent Ramisi, 220 Greenwood Dr. nual project, knitting lap afghans committee has appointed a study and other -contributions plus the U.S., Brazil Leaders making their calls earlier In the Another group will meet Wednes­ for the Rocky Hill Veterans Hos­ local school drive. day at 0:§0 *l.m. at the home of Twelve skindivers from the New group to look into the'possible ef- week. Hartford, Feb. /23 (A*)— i pital. Hostesses will be, Mrs. May­ fecLs such a store would have on Of the 966 volunteers, 223 work­ .The greater proportion of the Mrs. Philip Sumner, 73 Princeton nard Clough ahd Mrs. McCann., Haven area, inclriding one ""from Lhe 125 Chamber merchants who funds collected will remain in Man­ NAACP on List State auditors said today they I SL ers will cover the Rockvflle-Ver- Bolton, swam under the ire at are committed to the DE program. non-Ellington area, 42 will canvas chester to help support the re­ have uncovered Instances of j The Installation committee of Sperry’s, Gien in Bplton Saturday The study group, comprised by In Bolton, and 691 will make calls search, education and community questionable “home to office” 1 Manchester Assembly. Order of Manchestei* Emblem Club will Jay Goldsteinand Harry Clare, service programs for the five areas .i^fear of community hostility and 1 Rainbow for Girls, will meet to­ afternoon. in Manchester. The total of 9.56 Washington, Feb. 23 (JFi economic reprisals that would fol­ travel by State Tax Depart­ meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the will study particularly the experi-, represents an increase of 221 covered by the local Heart Assn. The Supreme Court today night at 7:30 o'clock at the Ma­ home, of Mrs. Samuel Vacant!, 101 . Paul J. Tzimoulls, formerly of -ences of other communities which The balance is remitted to the Con­ low public diacloBure of the mem­ ment employes using state sonic Temple for a short business Bolton, now of North Haven; workers over last year’s total, re­ necticut and American Heart Assn, unanimously struck down bership Hats had dlscburaged new Declaration Grandview St. have school stores. Guest Speaker sulting in more complete coverage cars. meeting. Officers are to meet at Frank VVhite, formerly of Man­ The store’s possibility was dis­ for use in maintaining national and fines imposed, by. Little Rock members from joining the organi­ Auditors Clarence F. Baldwln and the Temple at 7 o'cloclc. chester and now of Madison; and Kenneth C. TedforS,. interior while reducing the size of workers zations and Uiduced former mem­ David R. Cole. I ll, Norman St.. cussed by the Chamber’s retail ex­ assignment. State research and service pro­ and North Little Rock, Ark., Robert F. Claffey said it would is editor of the Monthly News Gene White, his brother, of Bol­ ecutive committee and Mi.ss Carol decorator for Watkine Bros., will grams. bers t' withdraw.” appear that such use "is in viola- The executive board dl tlie Ver* ton, took part in the event. Skin- discus* Interior decorating at a Solicit Noighborhomls ^ ■ on leaders of the National As: The justice went on; ! tlon of home to office travel re- Letter, a publication for the deaf Kress, coordinator of the DE pro­ Volunteers are assigned to their speiation for the Advance­ planck School PTA will meet divers from five clubs throughout gram, meeting of the Jaycee Wive* "This repressive effect, w-hile in i gtrictions imposed by the commis- Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the of the New England states. The the state participated. Wednesday at 8:30, p.m. at the immediatb neighborhoods and will ment of Colored People who part the result of private attitudes nioner of finance and control.” editor Is a-former student of th^ "We'd like to gel the store it we present an official Heart Fund con­ Tall Cedars View 70,000 Applaud Ike school. One of them was Shirley Schulz, Community Baptist Church. refused to identify local mem­ and pressures, w-as brought to The auditors raised tlie issue in American School for the Deaf and can," Mias Kress said, "but we Mr*. George Eagleson and Mrs. tribution envelope for the donor's bear only after the exercise of a former composing room .'em president of the all-girl Neptune's don't want to step on anyone'a bers. an audit of the tax collection agen­ Dr Irwin Kove will address'the Daumier's of the New Haven .Tohn'.Jeffers will be cO-chairmeri conventbne'e. After the donation Film on Exelianjje governmental power had threat­ cy for the 2-year period which Hartford County Podiatry Society ploye of The Herald. toes. It's up to the Chamber. We has been inserted, the envelope Justice Stewart delivered the YWCA. w-lll cooperate in any way we can.” of the program. Refreshments will court'! opinion. Justices Black ened to force disclosure of the ended June 30, 1958. tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Courant ■ The divers all w-ore black rub­ be served. may be sealed before being returned A movie on the New York Stock and Douglas wrote a concurring members' names." "The use of state-owned cars On Visit to New City auditorium. Hartford. He will show The Holy phoat MoUiers’ Cir­ Stork Carried to the volunteer.^ Pre-addressed ber neoprene suits,. designed to The store w-ould sell school sup­ Tedford i.s a graduate -of Man­ Exchange, with commentaary by opinion. Stewart said that the two Ar­ should be acrutinized,” the audi­ slides and lecture on findings in cle wail meet tomoripw at 8; 15 keep them wip-m despite the tem­ chester High/ School' and the envelopes to the Heart Fund Ed ,Thorsell and Wayne Oraie nf kansas municipalities had failed p.m. at the home oLMrs. Arthur plies such as study guides, pens, treasurer. In' Manchester and in HEART DISEASE Stewart aaid that on the record tors added aa they pointed to reg­ foot surgery; - perature of the water. They cut a pennants, gym bags and so on. A Rhode laland/Schnol of Design. He the brokerage firm of Putnam and •'it aufficiently appears that com- "to demonstrate a controlling ulations forbidding home to office Pongratz, 219 Oak St. Mrs.'Hard­ hole in the 16-inch ice, dropped a' ha* studied at the Hartford Art Rockville, will be left at the door C6;,'HSitford, w-ill be presented at Enemy justification for the deterrence of Rio dc Janeiro, Feb. 23 (JP)—President Eisenhower ar­ ing Carrier will bWco-hoatesa. portion of the proceeds from the for families away from home dur­ pulaoiy- discloaurea of the mem­ travel. The. Manchester Board of Real­ 12 foot, ladder and attached ropes store would help sefid students to School and the New- York School a meeting of Nutmeg Forest, Tali bership hats of -ocal branchea” of free 8u»ociatlon,” and that hence But Tslx Commissioner John L.