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THI HAITFORD CO RANT: Friday. April M9 Professor Urges Change In Latin Teaching Ways WILLIAM H. PEHL Oculists' Prescriptions Filled Broken Lenses Repaired Repair Work of All Kindt 11 ASYLUM ST. ML 303 CH 7-6578 Washington Report By ROBERT BYRNES Connecticut Skies Friday, April 1 Sunset today, 6:16 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow, 5:32 a.m.

Moonset tonight, 11:30 p.m. First Quarter, April 4. This month the stars of Spring become more prominent in the eastern sky. Among them (looking from north to south) are Vega, Arc-turus and Spica. (Computed for Hartford) KENT (Special) Latin teach-ing in secondary schools could benefit by some changes, Dr.

The immediate future of Latin in high schools and colleges is nevertheless dim, Dr. Notopoulos said. There won't be many students; James A. Notopoulos of Trinity College said here Thursday. i The Hartford Courant Waiblnjton Bureau jjL j.

government aid will go to the languages that are politically important; and educational foundations won't offer the classics much Senate Burst Of Speed He made several recommendations at a Kent School seminar that has drawn educators from more than 100 schools. He urged teachers to try several Adopt some of the laboratory! techniques that have revolutionized modern foreign language teaching. Put grammar in its place. Help' In VYsJi Hartford Cintir Specialists In the) mwm World's Plnest I LHfc Cheese Imported and Domestic CHEESE JA Kit SHOP 995 Farmington Avenue Si door i up from LeSelle Read "Look for the bright yellow awning" FOR LENTEN LUNCHES more than "fringe benefits." Classics teachers need courage and adaptability to survive these davs. the Trinity professor said.

On Rights Hits Snag WASHINGTON AP) The Senate argued at length Thurs But they can plant some seeds that may be harvested some day if future generations give Latin Contracts Between Government Aetna Life Ready To Be Signed WASHINGTON Contracts are' ready to be signed with Aetna Life Insurance Hartford, to act as prime carrier (or and administrator of one of two government-wide employes' medical and hospital insurance plans approved so far, it was announced here Thursday by Roger V. Jones, of New Hartford, chairman of the Civil Service Commission. At a press conference, with the commission, Jones described the plan Aetna will handle as the indemnity one, while the second one approved, will be the service type, to be carried out by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield organizations. Contracts for the latter, along with plans offered by 15 federal employe organizations and more than 20 carriers of comprehensive medical day whether the federal registra students to become sensitive to back its place in a "truly liberal the miagery, poetry and university of classical masterpieces. curriculum.

tion hearings proposed for would-be Negro voters should be public or restricted. This was a warmly disputed is And find a substitute for Cae PAY-TV DECODER: This is a Zenith Phonevision decoder, which subscribers may get under pay-TV plans announced Thursday, Channel 18 would devote part of its daily schedule to pay-as-you-watch shows under plans disclosed by Zenith and RKO General which will acquire the local station if the FCC approves. The pay-TV shows would be transmitted in Imported Danish TYBO sue standing between the Senate and completion of action on the House-passed civil rights bill, as sar! Dr. Notopoulos said quizzically that he has been "appalled at the casualty lists of Latin students after Caesar." Heuggested Ovid as a replacement. Students could learn from Regular 89c i6.

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Both would probably be tried here during a three-year trial period the RKO General Corp. will ask the FCC to authorize. Pay-TV In Hartford that poet, he said, to appreciate plans will be approved as fast as final details are worked out, Jones said. Approximately 1.800,000 federal employe are expected to enroll in the new health benefits program for themselves and more than ,200,000 dependents under the various plans offered. The enrollment period will be June 1 through 30, The entire program is being set up under the Federal Employes Health Benefits Act.

193). According to the commission chairman, 200 companies of the 800 eligible to take part have replied to inquiries sent out by Aetna, and on the 15th. the ageless classical myths that many modern writers have seen as "Underlying symbols of modern man." Dr. Notopoulos did not come PERSONAL Dear Margaret, Do you hae Iroublc keeping your wood floor I clean? Especially in the children's room? Why not cortr your jloori nith economical, easy to clem vinyl felt bast linoleum? We have complete selection of bright and cheerful patterns to enhance your decor. If you have problem with your floor covering or wall tile let us help you solve it.

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Estes Kcfauver would require two days' public notice of the registration hearings and would permit local registrars ing of Latin. "Our generation of classicists out a monthly bill which the All eur Cheese Is rashly cut while you watch. Nothing subscriber mails in with his pay "augment" rather than substitute for regular commercial broadcasting. "Market studies indicate," he said, "that public, demand for the high quality entertainment that subscription TV can present is at an all-time peak." O'Neil said it "is too early" to has won the battle to interpret the ment. 'Decoders' To Be Loaned The "decoders" will not be sold, classics as humanistic masterpieces, and the performance of the candidates in the advanced standing examinations in Latin is one that we can be proud of." but will be loaned to subscribers isay what shows would be offered to sit in.

Under the House bill the hearings would be restricted to uncontested proceedings before federal voting Rackets Probe Ends WASHINGTON A1 The Senate rackets committee passed out of existence Thursday night, ending three tempestuous years of in- vctirfaf intf rnrrnnt iAn tin A miA. free except for a nominal fee for installation. The Zenith attachments are of about the same size and appearance as the UHF converters once familiar on the original VHF-only sets. 0 MUM showing interest in the program. All reinsurance will be arranged between Aetna and those reinsuring.

Each of the two government-wide plans will have rates based off what experience shows to be necessary, with possible adjustment up or down after the initial period of 16 months. In any year when the amount in premiums received is less than th entire cost of benefits, taxes and expenses, the carrier suffers the loss. A fixed risk charge for assuming this loss, set in advance, is payable only when there is a favorable balance between costs and income from premiums. The risk charge is the only potential profit item for the insurer. Aetna will receive 1.3 per cent of the premium, according to its contract.

This will be reduced to 1 per cent, automatically, as soon as the plan has built up a special reserve fund equal to one month's premium. The Blue Cross-Blue Shield contract calls for a risk charge of 1.5, with no automatic reduction provided. The government will contribute to the cost of each health benefit plan, the employe paying the balance of the cost of the plan he chooses through payroll deductions. For an employe enrolling himself only, the government will pay a month; for himself and family, $6.76, with the exception that if there is a aon-dependent husband in the covered family of a female employe, the government will pay only $3.94., Total volume of the first -year premiums is expected to be about $250 million. Conference Delegates Meet Delegation Members of Congress from Connecticut met with the state mm lumism in the labor-management field.

Its future is indoubt. Rival moves to give the committee another 10 months of life, or to transfer its duties and records to some other investigating groups still hung subscribers. "Negotiations are now in progress," he said, "with a number of major entertainment producers in different fields." Needs FCC Approval If the plans announced Thursday are approved by the FCC, it will be the second time in Channel 18's history that it would become a business relative of the General Tire Corp. RKO General is a subsidiary of General Tire. So was the General Teleradio which, along with the Hartford Times, formed the General Times Television which operated the channel and its former radio outlet, WGHT, for two years.

In 1953, the TV station was acquired by the Columbia Broad Only two pay-TV systems are now being operated, and neither is of the broadcast type contemplated here. The two are in Bart-lesville, and Toronto, Canada. Both are "piped-in" systems, with the pay-as-you-watch shows brought to subscribers' sets by cable. O'Neil said Hartford was chosen for the experiment only after detailed studies by both companies of possible locations. Right Size as Test Market "As a test market," he said, "Hartford is neither too big nor too small, and in many respects is a typical American city." Lane has on display its greatest variety and smartest designs ever shown over 40 models from which to select the furniture most used for dinette or kitchen casting System.

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Dodd, wife of the junior senator, reported he; husband as "doing fine," according to his doctor. He is in Florida after a collapse. Mrs. Chester Bowles represented her husband, who is congressman from the Second District. Rep.

John S. Monagan Fifth District, told the group his grandfather would hare been proud' of the development of the conference from the time he had been chosen by President Theodore Roosevelt as cochairman of the first White House Conference called in 1909. He contrasted the treatment of the juvenile delinquent of that day, who was thrown into a penal institution with hardened criminals and human derelicts, with today's efforts in rehabilitation. Rep. Daddario, D.

First District, commended the work undertaken by the conference, and said he feels such studies, and that of the coming conference on aging shows the American people do have a dedication to the problems of the common man. Mrs. Herbert F. Fisher, chairman of the state planning committee for the conference, presided. Mrs.

Fisher announced a general meeting to be held April in the Hall of the House of Representatives, Hartford, at 10:30 a.m. as a followup to the conference here. She told the group thi.s is the third White House Conference on Children and Youth with which she-has been actively associated. Labor Shortage In New Haven New Haven was listed Thursday by the Labor Department as one of the areas reporting growing shortages of high skilled workers such as tool and die makers, machinists, machine tool operators and other metal working craftsmen. In a report of employment conditions, the department said most areas reported an improvement in local market conditions and a spring pickup in employment is expected in 90 per cent of the areas.

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