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Woodiand.St.; Mm . Dorothy Daw- daodjr, ealder tonight.. Lost Uh And«fson-8hea Post yrw Aux Auxiliary Holds kilts, 800 Woodbrldga S t ; George SEE 11,620 86. Thnradny. partly claody, eaalee. iliary Will hold a regular meeting Receipts fm m Sale of Useful Articles Gakeler, Bolton Road, Vernon; > Clareaea H, Aaderawe. far Member af the Audit High in mid 8«h.. mlTown t^ fgh t at 7:30 at the post home. Michael Mooney, 41 Florence St.; Bureau at drmlattan : TolloWlng the meeting a George Memorial Servic<^ Mrs. Elsie Hann, 15 Walker St.; M anchesU r^A City o f VUlago Charm fort Northfteld Club t» Mra. Ruth-Unden. i l Pleaaant / LOANS \ ^ Book-Author lunch- Washington Birthday social w ill be Donated to Center by Mrs. Colpitts oa second martgagaa mad nota- enjoyed. American Legion Auxiliary, S t\ R o c ^ lle , Mra. Ruth Oakmi con in Ocn< Hill Hall on Mswh mobiles. Also Insonutoe. (Claeeifled Advnrtlilag nn Paga it) luncheon i« open 'By WHITNEY JACOBS ^ « t a brief tmstnesa meeting last andSUMihtar. 34 JE. Middle T ^ e ,; VOt. LXXIV,*NQ,i3 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN,rJVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 19S5 PRICE CENTS 18 at 13:80. If she wahted'to indulge in self Erneit WngwelL 1?FI> Ah CONNECTICUT VALLE)^ to the pui>Bc.' cketa are.available A son. M ark Phillip, w’as born night in the Lsgioii Home, held a and/flaiigl in D., Creenwood. at the Hartford HMpltal on. Feb. pity, Mrs. Bessie polpitts, 496 N. Mrs. Mildred Gardner s Realty-«nd InTcstment Co. A-X from t i n . mambriai seryica for Mist Viola ter.H Avon St.; Mrs.. M a f^ Goiil'oiild 118 Ooleman TW6 of the fi\T 17 to-Mr. and Mrs. R ^ h Belhiar- Main St., could , probably work;; • 34 East Center Rtree* Victoria Rice, a member who died end daughter, bouth oventry; • &I1-8-455S authora apeakln^ Aat day are: do, 57 Constance D r .^ ic baljy is overtime at it. BfUt this Is not her 1 datigh- y / t Robert C fcriato^r. author of a grandson of Mr. and Ml^i. L. Bel- recently and daughter of Mrs. El Mrs. Ann Wochomurk way, and because of her refusal to ter.'W est Wmingb ' "Around ■ the World, on, ISO," and luardo of Law'rence. MSsA. and of mer Rice, past president of the I g e HMen Van Pelt WU*(n. author of Mrs. G. E Seele:,’ ''of Deed River. give up, the retarde^ly children at DISCHARGED TODAY; Joan Aux'illary. Mrs. Francis l>wyer, Marie Haney, IW Parker St.; Pat "eilnibln* Roees. The cpiiple has a daughter the Bunce Center havia much for president, and Mi’”- Raymond Gos- Suzanne. . ricia B en n ln g^ , 236 Main 8t. which to thank her. a^ln, chaplain, Ndraped the charter Mrs. Lorrain^Lyneh and son. 125 A aon wa» born at the\Hartford Although aishul-in who has only and conducted the service, at the Prospect St/ Rockville; Mrs. Janet Seven Hoapttal on Feb. 18 to Mr. and A.3.C. Edw ard D. Phillips, son of been outside once in th.e last Six close of which a male quartet from 'Herfi'ck iuSd son. 81.High St.; M rs.! HALE'S / Mra. Gerald Shannon, 40 EJdridge Mr. and Mrs. How ard E. Phillips. years, she has managed .to con hartfor'd sang the "Old Rugged Rose Ve/ 367 Main St.; Louis St. 278 Hackmatack St., is ^pending a tribute between 880 and llOff to Cross." DeCarU; Dart Hill Road. Rockville; Hea^uariers 17 day furlough at his h6nv before the school since it opened last Mrs. Dwyer announced that the Jerepuah Horgan, 16 Phelps Rd, n te T>'ler-Circle of the North going to Camp Kilmer, N. J., to District meeting- will be held Fri I , I . \ . te Reds May. .Methodist Church WSCS will meet await shipment to Ca.s,ablsnca. She is careful to point out that day, Feb. 25, at the Legion Home a £ ^ e church tomorrow night at French Morocco..He completed his it is only through the generosity in Glastonbury, and that the Aux- o'clock. basic training at Sampson Air of others that she has been able iliqry will hold a rummage sal- tockville Native New Haven, Feb. 23 (/P)— * "«w mdictmant agalnet the 'orce Base, N. Y.. and took fur •V to do this. They send her rem Monday, MarCh 14, at the Legi< U.S. Judge Robert P. Ander- seven. A.3.C. Robert E. Johnaon. aoji of ther air police training aV Maxwell nants of cloth Or discarded items Home, bhe also called attentloi/tb The seven, who are chargM with Ah: Force Base, Montgomery; Ala. Passes ill Maine aon today diamisned federal _ — (— ^ ^ ------Carl J. Johnaon of 323 Center St., and. exercising her Ingenuity, she the annual auction of~the/Host nisnea lea e ra i violating the Smith Aot, are; ' ------PN— has been transferred from Keesler fashions useful articles for sale, scheduled for Api-il 6 at the grand/ jury ju ry ' in______d ictm e n ts; slmonAilverman. also known as Erhanuel Lothersn^Church will ■ I don’t want any glory ,for Usbon FalU, Maine, iPeb. 22 (Ah Con- Yxylor, Alfred Leo Harder. \ Air Force Base, MisS^, to Alaska. A Legion Home. against seven alleged Pontiff in First Ge^remony Since Illness ^ . radar operator, he graduated from enter\the Lenten season tomorr this," she pays, "I'm only doing the Mrs. Wilber LlUle. Americanism Charles E. Lyons, 59, a native / Suseman Reanlclr. and nrtticut Communist party Dimow, all New Haven; Manchester High School in June, rOw, >^h Wednesday, with three Lord’s' work." For someone who chairman who waa /m charge of Rockville and former president Says Plan 1 services \of Holy. Communion at finds it difficult to mov* fyom one I e 4 d e r s and organizers! jsc<^ Goldberg. TruRdmll: James 1854 and entered the service that of the. program, introduced Mrs. of the Warrenton Woolen Co. at month. 11:00 a. m., 7 and 8:30 p. m, On spot to another, she does an amaz-* \ Theodore Fairbanks,' Americanism charged with conspiring to Sherman Tate, Hartford, and Rob- the foHowlW Wednesday evenings Ing amount of labor. chairman of the 1st District, and Torrington, Conn., died here last tMch and adv.ocate the over-^ art Champion Skins, Old Say- Is Invitation during “LenS s Lenten “ Quiet But then, hart w'ork Is not un Commander Roberl Retersen, both night S t the liome of a brother, brook. ^ la n Schwever, 23, of New .tiirow of the U.S., govern Kdirt by FBI York, N. Y.. charged with speed Hour"'will Be held, except on known to her. for her husband died of whom spo:u>ns has been, aasocia ted" with ment by force and violence. They-were arrested by the Fed ing last weatc ' had the charge also pi-esentrt Fast Comfiiander eral Bureau of Investigation in will present the, play. "The Other ago. Their four small children Judge Johiv S. O. Rottner. who the Worumbo Woolen Mill here for / The Indictments, handed down To Inflation GhuFjehilL Says nolled in Town Court RoiiqM. Rtfri9«raton ' Cross." All sresinvited to attend needed bringing up and sh» was six months. He w-as^a war veteran nearly eight months ago, were dis- New York City and Connecticut gave a most Inspiring talk on the during the Memorial Day weekend any or all of thes^ special Lenten determined to do It herself. , theme oL"Fosterlng and Perpetu and A member of/the Torrington WoflMrt and AR mis’-ed on-the grounds that the in Our Lady of the Most Holy dicting jury panel w^aa dra^n from last year...... /Washington, Feb. 23 (/P)— Reaary Ctrcle will mSet tomorrow servlcea. Nurse Many Years ating h 100 per cent Americanism." Elks and Serra (CTub. He leaves a -London, P'ebyZS Scn. oUSn named for the girKs aunt, is a re should be evacuated is not one. the tarded child. WhetVVthls. was dis ske, Ellington Avenue. Rockville; tec clearance for House action, ' (R-Conn) to kill a proposed whose mission la the operation of, excellent wotkers\ln routine jobs. Mrs/Anna Oagnon, 698 W. Middle (D-Mo) of “coaxing” turruibout witness Harvey Matuspw would ’ - take effect on. personal burden of which frtis upon Her 5Q per ceiU pay increase for covered, Mrs. ColplttV sympathies Of cour.se. they sometimes require “to smear" Republican Senators., “That places them in a Pope Plus XJL attending his Srat cereinoiyr since his illness last /ear, wears a e^rloiM estpjes- Majesty’s government. And we were aroused and efforts directed the Bunce Center. / Tpke.; Mrs. Gladys Gamble, 431 tuxeif rtext Jan. 1. It would provide all members of UonRrPss- The money from these sales she i protection from the more un rt4ll-Si-; Nicholas Angellllo, 86 category far below Matusow." Me a 120 tax. reduction for each tax Sion as he talks with Celso Cardinal ConstantI in the Throne Room pf the ApoatollcJ^tilpee; Feb. *2. must recognize the natural preoc toward contributing to Hhe Bunce scrupulous members of society, but, ^ t'ereihon,v was a 45-mlnute meeting of the Roman CathoUr Churrh’s Congregation of Rnc4i. "The session cupations of other governments Defeat of Bush's move was a Center after it opened. donates to the group. If one i n emlock St. earthy told repoitei-s in an inter payer and dependent, or a benefit strong indication the Senate would siders that, she sella an apron for society Is.'the Icjkcr if On indivldySi ADMITTED TODAY: Jeremiah view alao recorded for the tele- of 8100 for a family of five, sppraved steps tow'srd the beatification of 56 martyred vlctlnis of the Chinese Boxeh rebellion and ttvo who are immediately affected by As with mo"t groups doiBc work uaj’s talents are wasted. Ice Star Fled Ten Cardinals attended the rercmon.v. (AP Wirephoto via .radio from'Rome). the threatened attack from Com vote a pay increase from the pres dependent In part on contributions, 50 cent.s. or a b.nby’s hi* /or ,15 organ,',16 Phelps Rd.; William yiaion newsreels. Houae Speaker Rayburn '(D-Tex). | nuns, ent 815.000 to 822.500 a year. cents, it can be seen that she did Rheta Ann suffers from arthri Oggini. -102 School St. \ McClellan/ Informed of Mc retorting aha^ly to Eleenhower’s ! munist China. there never seems to be ^ ilte tis, and one arm ami one leg have Bush offered an amendment to enough money. So. Mrs. ColpV^ts a lot of .sewing to be abje to con BIRTHS TODAY: a son to Mr. Carthy's remarks, aaid "I wasn’t comments, auggested it ia Republi-1 "This is especially true at a time knock pay increases for Congress tribute the amount she,has in less, been stifl for some time. But the Mrs. Walter Sehub. Windsor. tr>'lng to gel him (Matusow), to Czechs ta Gain cans and not I^moytats who, have , vfhen the Chinese 'Communlsti makes aprohs. baby bibs, pot hoi' '.new cortisone treatment has been; out of a pending bill but allow in ers, handkerchiefs, and any num than a year. / ISCHARGED YESTERDAY: smesr anybody.” reached "the heigjita of financial keep stridently asaerting/thst the creases for fedrtal judges. Contribute, Remnants (joing wonders for her. .She now Janies Wood, 16 Pioneer Circle He eald that, on the contrary, Irresponaibllity." | i.sland.s are to be regarded as' 'a ber of different articles. These are Liberty, Safety t/. S. Assures Manila Treaty Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) fore sold at her home and at the 3ut she says she could not havb has almost the full u.se of her arm Lynn Commeau. Bolton; Theodore || he waa trying to clear up a refer Rayburn referred to GOP-spon-j stepping at.ons to the seizure 6f again and her leg is nearly normal.! Larson. 14.Laurel PI.; Linda Stone. r| ence In Matuaow’a testimony to cast that the Senate will approve monthly meetings of the group dohe this without help. Friends aored tax cuts laat yesr in the face Formosa itself, with all that must the bill "by a aubatimtial major- have\ sent her remnants from Development Rapid ! East Hartford; Frances Guay, 20 the late Ben. McCarran (D-Nev). Unx, Austria, Feh. 23 (F)—"J of an anticipated federal deficit a l-! mean for the (Jhtnese Natlonallats, SprinOTeld. Hartford. Gilead and She loves to be with her grand-j gpruce St.; Robert ' Leger, 3591 Otea Osin pa)ga . lhad ev*ryOilng,;but freedom and most twice/as big ss , estimsted Nations under G.eneraiiialmo Chiang' Kal- ‘‘ y-!’ ■ ' ■ H ■■ ' other tl»vns. And God has helped mother and un-lerstands almost j Matusow, Under questioning yes- -now. 7 ah.ek, who have been given, aheltar kefgHver, floor m ansgtr/or tha LET US FILL YOUR I give hei\lhe strength to continue everything that is said to her. For------^------: The Speaker afkled with a broad and protection there by the United bill, aaid in an interview he had Special ■with her Vocheting. knitting and meriy this was not the case. Since ] l:tS?^m "rm t*S^orth!f^?: ^ ^ words p r.u y HlroHav. note of/sarcaam:' S g - wge Bangkok, Feb. 2.3 (/P)— rws a / 'll e States, and whom' the U.S. are made no polls of sentiment. But I various',a/tiVities, she added. going/ to Mansfield, where the | t a ^ l ’S Z m y ^bcomnmtec, had | "When they didn't give the little bound , by over 14 years of com he added he thinks there are 60 Her giandiughter now goes to children a t f . given a great deal of A a e n a l i e r r i n s United states m a y assured j Z h u K o v L l a i m s or more votes .for the bill. He /eatifled that it wsg McCarthy who vakia.. summied up today her rea- folks anything last yesr and gave radeship in war both against the the Mansflcldv .Stale Training affection add attention by devoted i \ suggested that he make a 1952 the/dividend folks theirs, that was the Manila Pact nation.8 It.IS ^ • , aaid he thinks all the amendments BUSHY PHILODENDRON Boria for seeking political asylum (Chinese Communists and the Japa proposed will be beaten. •’^ School, traveling there each, day teachers, hw- development has i campaign speaking trip to Mon lyponaibiUty?’' prepared to stand firmly be- I T C nese Invaders of Uhina." / been rapid. ' in the United States. m ilita ry A time limit on the debate ap by thiss. She has b iefited so much tana and Washington, - and that At a newa conference here in the / liembcrats have charged . the PoKticaKHoj^s’ hind its commit- i r e p d r i l l g 1the teachlng\nd care that .One of the \big difficulties Inj Cites .Red d ils s ReJiiaed peared to insure final action late from McCarthy knew he would ^ He American zone of Austria. Misa GOP revision: bill, which included ments in the Fan East. (^uivhili told the House of Com j/PO T CAIXEP FOR AND she can;iiow read wNl, reriiember dealing with retarded youngsters, l against Sens. Jackson (D-Wssh) a tax cut on income from stork Secretary of State lilies, speak in the day. / is that they realize that they are ; Nachodaka told how, she made her mons Red (Ihina "failed to take Aacb child who is supposed to be and Mansfield (D-Mont) in the dividends, favorrt the wealthy and "" Saar Islue ing at the first elosed'\joor aesaion To Attack Reds That would send the measure to /I DELIVERED PROMI»TLY . on- the bus and hasYimproved different and norih*I children tend ‘ I wey to freedom hi Vienna a few advantage of the excellent oppor conference with the House. Which speeches. hours before she was due to return Mg coiporationa. ------; of the .eight-nation conference, i;e- \ AT NO EXTRA CHARGEfl greatly. to, emphasize tikis' unconsclou.sly.. I Raylwm alao noted Eisenhower tunity of making their vlevys earlier okayed a congressioMl pay these Ordinary kids cannot be blame/. Ilij The testimony was given s t e to her homeland. •nn. Germany. Feb. 23 (Jq— | port,edly said there should, be no Hoacow, Feb. 23 —Marshal known when they rejected, it \ FLOWERS BY WIRE This is often the case wit public hearing in which the sub- / ■ fMMidrrrt Flight For Yeare hab indicated Republicans are hike to 825,000 yearly. T h e Sen children. Mrs. Colpitts says.'Much for it ^causc they don't under- |||jl Of G E hancellor Konrad Adenauer was ' mistake about U^S. militVy “Wi-' Georgi- Zhukov. Riiaaia's new de- ate bill provides for.822.500. Both committee is searching for the/ q-j,* icc star said ■he .had been •eported today to have threatened ! gations in Soumeast Asia,/nd its fenae minister, today accused PHONE MI-9-7700 PINE PHARHACY can be done ao help such unfortu stand the nature of the probleyible/r. (ContiBiMd OB Psge Tsa) (Continued on Page Ten) contain comparable increases for fARTFORD RD, nates become useful members \pf But , through their actions thele /e- tnith about, Matusow’s confllctJhi considering' aacapa to the Weat to expel his.aecoTid largest coali-, intention to eftecute them the „f federal judges. CALL sworn ststements. He has/'sakl for yeara. Her opportunity came the community, for they are oft larded child is constantly re nhnd-' tion party unless it supports all Ml . A w . "preparing openly .a new war’ Both bills would retain the pres ed of his slowness. Cu. Ffr. that he Hed under oath akainst when ahe waa aent ' to/Vienna to of the Paris treaties. DuUea told the delegates ^ e , Red Chins and alleged Communists in coifrt trials take part in the 1955-world ice ent 83-090 exemption for Income -i Retarded children often have .an Parliamentkry debate’ on the their allies. He made the charge Ghiang Pullout tax purposes which Congrasa has. Iriliiitivc grasp of their surroimd- Model and cimgressional. hearings, and skating championshjpi laa.t week. Democrats Gut i pe.cts opens tomorrow with Aden- United ^tatei would vac-, the, day for Soviet \ had Jled abbut Ja c k in . Mansfield "U waa my big chahee." she voted its members. TYie theory is jng^ for which they art not given /'-il e ' m a \' auer'a foreign policy and perhaps ctlate in iU aland. that, this repays them in part for and some other Senators. said, "because I was not considered 1 A lie a ffO ' JT J.aiT O r hl» pouucal future at stake. The credit. ' When they are placed poUtIcaUy ralikble and • had not The foreign ministers of Great Zhukqv. wartime friend, of Of Nanchishanf. ' , ' the expense of maintaining tw o with other children whp are also Reg. $399.95 Seri. Watkins (R-Ulehl has said „ o /v Sqclallata form the chief oppoei- Britain, New ^aland, .^atralia, President' Eisenhower, sai«P the residences. Matusow, self-^stj«’led former Com- been permitted to perforpi in the tlon. ' ■ retarded, tlfelr differences are not West since 1847." / France, the Phllippinea, TTiBiland, ••monopolists'' head "aggressive Sen. Morse (D-Ore), who ob apparent and they-^do not with- iiiurilst. Is "deliberately trying to ■A leader of the Free Democrats Pakistan and the United States forces in imperialist countries" Seen Probable jected to the pending bill and up deetroy" other former Commuriisls Miss Nachbdaka fbnshed 18th For Reelemon (FD Pj aaid Adepauer. in a sur (haw into themselves sp deeply. among 22 compeUtors for the Aral set goals of mUitary security gre "setting up , political set Plans of Senate leaders to rush Then -they can start to learn. who have/testlfled for the govern prise. fast minutevultimatum, told and economic progress for South- i^roups and mUitary blocks and ex S ale * 2 9 9 ®® ment In court triala.and in con women's world flgu^ skating title. l^icago, Feb. 28—^ County JD P leaders he "could not guaran Taipei, I^ormoaa, Feb. -23 (8^ — The peopIe\)f the. town can be ; She sHd ahe m(rte her final de east Aaia, then took up the ta a to f ertlng every effort to .resurrect (CoaUnued on Page Ten) gressional Investigations of Com C3ei1t Richard J . Ugley WM nom tee" the party would remain in hia Signs multiplied today that Na proud, that so much i.s being done ; cision to flee lert than 34 hours coalition,•un'Ieas it votes fpr the hammering Manila Pact princlpl?! German* militarism." • / for these children. John / Craig, munism. inated mayor of Chicago yaate.rday into a bulwark against Commu- jfg declared today's. Army .and tionalist C^ina might be forced to Askad for comment about Matu- before she waa/duk to return , to Saar agreement. ' ^ president of the Manchester Assh. Prague Sunda/! On a laat-mlnute with the/backing of the regular^ .The Free Democrats, with 47 "'■in. Navy Day celebration ia being another painful decision—a pullout for the Help of Retardrt Clilldren. : Sow's testimony, McCarthy said he 9 Cu. Fh/ aaw a television newsreel last night shopping exprtition. She made an Democratic party organUation deputiei in the Bundestag (lower Secret Heasions _ held in an “atmofiphere of success-. from .Na'nchlshsn, northernmost has said. But there are always excuse to break^ away from other which turned its back on two-term house I, have denounced ..this Dulle4, first of the diplomata to f,|| gtniggle for fulftllment and anchor of (jhisng Kai-shek's ■ off more ways in which they can be of some of Mstusow's testimony. take the floor in the secret deliber Bulletins M o d e l "And I wasn’t surprised st any team membert./' incumbent Martin H. Kennelly. French-German a g r e e rp eh t as over-fulfillment of the fifth five shore island chain. I aided, and Mrs. Colpitis is. deter-; She took a street, car to har ho %tmhs,' vvas reported to Have given year plan, further powerful de thing a confeased perjurer and con- Daley political Veteran '' "sacrificing” the Saar. ' Cite Defenders’ Strength ' from the AP Wires 'mined to h>I|l. fcBsed liar would aay,” McCarthy tel, near the Chech legation, picked Daley, 52 and In politics nearly V The FDP leader quoted Adenauer tbs United -States' evaluation of velopment of heaYy .industry as "As lohg as (Sod gives'\m* the i up her bags and took a taxi to the all his adult life, defeated the 67- kg saying the Free Democrats the Asian '(aituatlon, and aaaurance the basis of the. upsurge Of all Official quarters suggested to said. foreign correspondents that it strength. I'll keep on making Reg. $287.95 year-old Kennelly, who waa seeking that U.S. fighting forces in the branches of the natjonal economy, MR.S. DRLSCOLI/ BLCKjiKED these things or doing an.Vlplng .FF a k r r . EUstBlast are adequate to cope would be. unwise to overestimate (Coatinned on. Page-Ten) (fjoattaned aa Paga Tea) his thin) four-year term, by more .(Conttnsed on Page Three) and of the consolidation of the Stato Capitol, Hart^ort, Feb. else I can," she says'. "Each child : 100,000 \ with any trouble. the capabilitiea of the defenders— than votes. '\ might of the Soviet state and' the. 38 (/Rv—Thf 'Denuicratir - con-, is pi eclqus and desei-ves his ^ Opposing D aley in the April '5 He pointed out the ^Unjted growth and'well being of our peo perhaps 5,000 guerrillas and regu S o i c lars. trolled Senate refused today to chance, even if It takes all w* ! eiecRon wRu be Alderman Robert States is indifferent to the* estab- ple.” ' confirm the nomination of. Mr*. have.'!, is her Idea on the subjertt. ! Merriam; S6-yaar-old Democrat. liahment. of a permv>*ut NATO His emphasis bn heavy industry And Natiousliat officials sudden ly stopped saying (that all offshore' Margaret Connor* Driscoll an a Mrs. Colpitts is one woman who | turned-Republlcan, wHo had little typs 'mVltpry force. Was in. line with recent speeches eomnion pleas judge. The s e ^ t is giving all she has, "w ith; God'a"i|!il Faure Program, Cabinet opposition from two candidates In News Dulles suggested an immediate by other leading sovernment bffl- islands ? without Exception --would be defended. *niey had been say- help.” ' the GOP primary. Culled from meeting of military chiefs from cials and newspaper editorials. confirmatioh and 18 agahiat. ------10 Cu. Ft. Oilcago'a last Repifbllcan mayor each of the eight nations to dis , Zhukov set. the pace for the Ar Ing they would, constantly, since - ‘i the Tac'hen Inlands wore evacuat Advertisement- iraa -WllUam Hale Thompson, from cuss the formulation of geileral my and Navy Day celebration in a COTTER CON F1R5IED Model •27-1931. military plana^ for the defense of speech to notables of the Gommvi- ed earlier this month. , Bittameaa of the campaign be Sen. B )'rt ib-V a) says he ia These strong hints of a possible State Capitol, Hartford, Feb. convinced President Eisenhower’s Asia against 'communist aggrei- nist party, govemmeht and armed 21 ,jp)— T h e Senate unanimous^' tween Kennelly, a tall, white- ■ion. forces last night at the Bolshoi evacuation of Nanchishan Indicate JOINS PARKWAY Paris. Feb. 28 ' (/fh—'K^gaT •vFaure’t speech. The actual vote haired bachelor, and Daley waa re 101-bllllon-dollar highway build? the United States must have given confirmed today the nomination Reg. $449.95 Faure today was appznved as naay not coma until late today, tng program Is "just pure pork He also proposed periodic meet Theater. It was his first speech of . Judge John P. Cotter as al flected in the mayor's terse state ings of thla group. Philippine since assuming the defense mln- a flat, "no" anawer -to Nationalist next Premier af Fraaer. The : Political obaervara aatimated ment last night conceding de barrel.’* . . . U.S. notified Noel appeals for help it th# Reds invade Superior, Court Judge. The BARBER SHOP affiriai National Assembly vote . this morning he would win with and Herta Field'it has withdrawn secret ballot vote was 84 to 0. feat. He did. not congratulate (Coatinned on Pnge Seventeen) (ConHnurt on Page Three) the tiny island. wM‘266-210r around 32a,voter.Thia would give Daley, as did another defeated all protection of them since, they The aituation appears to be tbia; The House concurred quickly * '*® ------1- I him a working,'majority—at-least decided to stay in • Communist The United States, while under with the Senate in conflrmlBg S ale 3 4 9 candidate, Benjamin S. Adamow- Cotter's nomination. The -vote Paris, Fab. 38 IB—Premier Edgar I for the prcsent- -of the 635-aea't ■ki. but aaid: Hungary. no openly announced commitment, Faure laid his program and prog- Ammbly. . . "1 concede the election to Mr. New Hampshire truck driver is might intervene against a Commu: was 217 to 2. • .1 th v .iin n .il It was believed that'Faure had Daley. I want to thank all thoae pulled from his cab in New Haven Alaska DtfMtti (2) nlat invasion of Quemoy or the pectlve cabinet before the National b y 'n ot aakUig and .beaten savagely' in what po Matsu Islands.-But it dofa not. re POUCC HOLD SIX Assambly today, asking *PPri>vaI *,;U- Asia Treaty conference Intenda to gattbn has not been completed,' Treaties rearming Wett G^^^^ RopOjjUcan Movement (MRP), forge "an instrumerit of American (Contlaiied on Pngn Two) according to Dr. tions on both European and Asian crisis. '"f'Vime Minister Adnan Mcndai^pa the second of a four-part serleo, probtcmi. ' ' , ” The runway, the' taxi and park VYaahlngton, Feb. 23 (A5~Sen, to-dusk air Mow* at Cgnisniiniat. 12 Cu. Ft. Model 4 Faure tried to win aupport New-York, Feb, 23 7F)--Lady ly by pisne for Baghdad capital of. describes the lives of inen stB' military Installation* on the Tal-: The' Premier-designate made no ly by plane tor 'Bagdad capital of ttoaed. at tUs base and the pilots ing atrip, the control tower, the Jackson (D-Washi, claiming that •waaping 'pledgea to any group in-I-from the Soclallata. but they Mary Orcavea, 34-yeai'-old daugh terrain features of^the approaches "a lot of valuable time has been shan Island* and nearby Pel- turned him down. They refused ter of 8 B r itis h countess, died un Iraq .. Gov. RIbIcoff tells press whs keep watrh steross the nar chUban today. Air Force bead- baiuy-dlvlded Assembly, in- conference Cionnecticut’a acrtdental row border be.tween Aliwka aad to the-field *t> tfn Soviet chart!. lost,’’- today urged the Eisenhower .■tead he auggeated unspactacular posts in his cabinet and would not der pussling circumstances in her Ruaaia.1 ..pilots have slept in these administration to submit at • once quarters announced. even promise to vote for him, al- luxurious Central Park West death rate of 39.8 per lOO.oitXl popu Siberia). 'moves to raise gradually the stand lation in 1954 is lowest hr country. qiionset-huts. , a comprehensive Civil -Defense $549.95 ard ot.Jiving in France, further tltoiigh they pledged they Would apartment early today. Virtually no one expects the Rus plan. MIOS HIT IN NORTH KORE,\ Detectives in New York (JUy and By ELTON C. FAY ■ atlmulata industrial pihductlon and not oppose him ayatematically;' < On a 'dreaaer at. her bedside sians to seek destruction of auch ■T donft think we have any such Washington, Feb. 2$ (P) —^Tho JACK VILLORA , „AIl Prices Include Your Old. Refrigenitor Faure , la a Radical Socialist police found several bottles' of Baltimore are reported piecing to AP Military Reporter plan now," he said in an Interview. work out distribution problems for gether events that led to under airfields as Gelenn. They would be Slate Dept, said today two Ko OPEN EVERY surplus farm products. (moderaite) like Mendea-France, Darbiturataa, 1 a c 1 u d i n.g • two Galena, Alaska, Fab. 33 OP)— too vail able as apringboarda for "Yet it la a year and a half since ^although generally considarad thought td i^ alaqping pills. world alayiag of Joseph Arbnowltz rean Ciunmuniat Jet fighter Jack 'VlUorB, formerly of Walter’s Faura'g bid for tjie pc;amiership This U.S. airfield jnust have high' attack on the continental Uhltrt the Ruaalana first exploded a ther destroyed by .American , THURSDAY EVENING bit more bn the conaervaQve Mde. A t flnt. oOcers termed her in Brooklyn , Sen. Kilgore ID-W, monuclear device, and a year Barber Shop, Main Street! has join Ap|>liance iOept. -— Oak St. Entrance , |- i cams A* government crista Va) aaya he doesn't think Senate priority on the potential wat* tar States. To seize them by alrbpme 5 were shot down over rasulting from the" ourter of Pierre Be served as Premier for ona death dMarent suicide. Later, get lirt of the Russian nir an^d attaek would be tempting for | tu s- since our own • big H-bomb teat at ed the Parkway Barber Shop-at CLOSED MONDAYS month in 1853. LaUr namtd fi however, they withdrew this de ahoul'd hujulre into ‘‘legal tbinklag” Korean territory, The jUandea-Franrt’ entered Its 19th nrroy .forces. sian almtegisU. 'to hold or retake Bikini. had started, Over the Interna 387 Center Street. (Next to Mor-' 8 dgf. The Assembly rejected three nance minisYef under Joseph scription and blamed "/n apparent of Judge John Marshal Harlan, "We know perfectly well now named to Supreme Clourt. • Only '3b0 mllea nwny--n .half them, thi- L’.iited State* w/ould tional. waters -of Yellow Se^ riaon's Paint' andWalipaper Stor/ pravioua candldatta—An;)olne Pl- Laniel. one of Frgnee's most con overdoes of sieepUig pUls.’’. have to fly troops In from the there ia going to be total deatruc- servative postwar premlars, he Finally, the Whole question waa NiUonal ^Ugioua . and Labor hoiirhy Je t fighter, only two hours wfien tear Red M)g ISa attack, Tomer Center and Cooper Sl-l- Jack aay, n a rr t Pflimlip and Christian south. , : Uoitiht the center of any target The CORR OJ-tN WFOS TO Tf. haldl/^ to that post for moat, a fi left open and an autopsy ordsrtd Foundation gtvea Ha hleaainga to^ )>y troop carrier p la n e — Ugh the ad aa Amerlcaa HAM PIamu. tip atSoviet SMaeria.
hM a host of friends, In town a{id ohn n a Asgambly was to dsb^ ^ CIO United Auto Workers’ driV8 I .(OsatimB ea Page Thrsa). ' he will be gla/ to see and greet M AN qtpfm C * for fuarantaod annual *raga.» - Tba Bovieu Imrtr tha preeise ; f ‘ .(Cl|8«*«M« Mi P fn gnsslloB a f .. sggirbYal * l oTgOBsii SB r jjjp i *«■ > . « •■ J- . ■ them in hie neiv jMsiiion. . J- ' ...... if' J ■ f
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r - PAGBIWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 83, 1965 MANCHESTER KVENING H E R A L D . l^ANCHESTER, C O N N , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1955 P i GE THREE Son, An pre-etectioii otateniMtii SPECIAL LI nc lauded all tha part/a candtdatas. RJ HS" Branch Office Issues tacInSbig SSe dally special Defense in the light o f new devel drive that approvat bf the Paris to witness presentation to Gov. Democrats Cut Douglas, howaver, said Daicy waa Chiang Pullout Report Break Ovgr 1,000 Registrations OMeiteN la tha Basket kockviile-Veriion opments. Adenauer Pins Tt-eatles will wreck .jtll hopes of Abrithom A, Itibtcbff and-former hia choice for the ' noininatlen. To Ihka Out 950 Zbukov Glaims The Atomic Energy (OmmiOslon uniting Germany and cOulcLI'ead to Gov. John Davis Lodge, Am 'Stevenson attended a rally for (AE C ) reported last 'Week thkt Worldbrld War HI.ill., osaadorbsaador to spam,Spain, thathe humanhuman\ela- Chicago Mayor Daley 'but did not oaihpatgn for Qf Naucliislian The local anb-braneh of the At Pharmacy State Motor Vehicle^Depf. had OAK GRILL deadly radioactive.falf-oul from a PpHtical Hopes The Aaenauer forces waintalfr-ffons awards of the National Jitm. ■ . ■ / ■ ila^a Preparuig hydrogen bomb'like that tested in thaa WestV-can’West'-can" negotiate.successneeotiate. success- fereneeterence of (KristiansChristians and JevJews. is Daley acknowledged victory at issued more than 1,000 so 6 A K ST., lilANCHESTEIt State Police Invesiigatifig ^ For Reefectioii Seen Probable ragiatration ranevi-als up to 2 Thieves Net $450 from the mi.d-Paeiflc last year could fully with the-Russians only from S^wreme Court Justice Raymond $-TMNSlST0i the tumultous party headquarters contaminate'an area of roujlhly a position of stfenglh. They say in the Morrison Hotel. ■p.m. today, Danfcl Kerr, office On Saar Issue E. Mldw;in, himself A former Re ^ 0 Attack Reds 7,000 square mllea-^about the staa therefore the treaties to create a (CeotiaMil from Pece Om ), (Caatiauiad trsai Pags o a ^ 0Upcr\'i8or, reported.. Liggett'Rexall Di iport of Forged Check publican 'governor and. chairman 0 A Roman Catholic,. like 'Ken- of New Jersey. West European military union in of the event, will make the pres- rfff ^,AUT RAMA This brinira to more than 3,- • ’ Ml CtCA^I’ C »TA‘ : V- nelly, Daley .said that "in all that ' Green Road Las' (OoRtlBIMfi from FAgs Ooe) . Dr. Fleiivmlng haii] such a com- (OaatiBBed Page 0*e) while aarence Balek, ». 530 the number issued since cluding West German manpower er.tatlons in recognition of. the 112.0T I do and say, 1 shall co'nduct m y which the Nationaliata could not rriission aa propoOed should. re- service of Ribicoff and Lodge to **ir*’*rf f** polltlci unknown, got 4.32^, ' the offlce/was opened Thurs ikyllle, Feb,'23 >{Special) —w —wFirst First CongregatloCongregational Church to- must be ratified flrsL'- . HARTFORD, CONN. seif in the spirit o f , the prayer ilt holdout,. ' / About $480 waa STATE latry and Waa aiuijled, closely by port )>y May 1$ »o this session of^ "cannot aliyAya pluck ths ralalna the cause of "good Intergroup f* - ‘ StsOmpa Opponent* day. LM»y year, 1,105 renewals Police are. today investlgat-Jit-1 night Atat 8 ^cloc^clock with medita /A.densuei' is assumed o f a mas- SL Francis: 'Lord, make me an A withdrawal from l^chiahan braak loirt night at the a complaint by Second Select-ict-i tlon by the. Rev. George B. Hlg western oilservera for its bearing Congress coujd^ct- - . oiDll its recom- from the/cike'’ 'if thay are not also s{ve''"majority iii the Bitpdeatsg for latlons . . . during the recent guber Merriam swamped hip ti^'o op were tapued on the fourth day mendatioOs HEARING AIR > FEB. 23 FEB. 27 instnunent o f thy paaoe'." would atmoat cetfaihly/be quits a Rexail Pharmacy at 399 TODAY and THURSDAY ..nan Franklin G. Welles that a! gins, pastor.'pastor." FolicFollowing ttiere wilt on futurt Soviet mUiUry. policy. all the Ireatiea except the un natorial' campaign." , . ponent*. In 4,157 precincts, he had the offfee was open for a total But Jackson declared'“ thare is prepared "Bometlniea to gulp the ldf"!\v»0' AC‘.» ■ Daley, elected Cook County diffarent thing (roin/the 'Tachan’ according to Maxwell Miller, owner MO forged check was presented! be an.,iinormal coffee anji fellow- Among thosfe attending were bitter"'»i'ith the aweeL" ' " / popular French-German agreement Pr AeceOKJ ky Um Couadl aa FInaleel ' to' the Matsu group, 100 miles showed readings over .18, .above ^UmBT worth of groceries. the "Soviet p#pie Is » P«kce'lhV: • uatlon of/CltfiU, add then the proi?i- editorials published In February of the primary for the 80 city coun lai E. Stevenson's, cabinet. eotnetime^^uring the Mgm. C l^ n g The Community- Methodist Ing people, it knows ifs the 487-merhber Bundestag. MadkiM *M RthsMMiliaa of northwest of Formosa and also 20 which a driver's ability to operats According to McKee one\pf jhe As* anel r*9l%Aa* 1954: the television Station for its. Me Aswricia Medical AeieoadoSj cil seate. His running'mates for , Meriam wbn attention in miles off the coast. The Mataua time thefe is 9 p.m/he/said. Church at (>ystal Lake is' open strength,../4t Is not threatening Adenauer also .Aummifned the ^ibicoff, Lodge ipresentaiion last June of a "rumor Is considered impaired. '/I The’ kHM waa r e ^ M ^ to police MontH rnen left the store to entW the l eiryl Ordan immI fca 8iad city -clerk and city treasurer also City Council aa a reform and dominate the approachea to Foo all day u rd ^ for medal'atton find anyb^y with it. However. If ag- 1 cablne/to a final meeting, before ^clinic" teiecast .lfi cooperation with h i were nominated oyer candidates on ' The third driver fined,.1100 waa at about 10 this/mprulng and in car they were using whlleX^e prayer. T h ^ evening at 7:30 there h erdar acah»ad( nomy bloc advocate and apokes' chow, capital of Fukien Province. second started looking through gressors^duld attack our country sup^-higm v‘he House begins the three-day de Receive Awards the A/iU-befam6tlon League of the Kennelly tii^et. man. Ha was chairman of the Albert Palmer, 26, of MO Parker vestigation is pMMMing in charge Kams will be tC service of Holy Com and forge the Soviet jwople to take; M'ading in and oiit .of every ite on the decislvie second and B'lial ,'B'rlth.. A common asautnpUL>n here (a of Lt. RaymoM G ^ fin ahd Patrol his pockety for money to pay. foi But in the race for city treas Council's special committee In lat'the United State* wanted the S t, for operating a motqr vehicle munion/ up arma. then let them .blame pjjy jj, ^pgg^^g' tbird readings/bf the treaties. Ade More than 100 junior and senior while hta license was uhder sus man Albert Bcablea. the purchase. He fallied to come The Rev. Carl W. Saunders, nauer, four cabinet ministers and urer, kennelly'H rynn.irig mate, vestigating possible alliances be .ationaliats to withdraw from i » n a i up with, enough vmcney and asked thei^Ives.'- , 1/7^11 cltle* will hkve to '' huild Hartfor^;for¥ Feb.Fel 23 ((P)--Connect i- high school students will attend Morris. B. ^achs. clothing mer tween crime and polittca but gave pension. pa.itor of the cMethodirt Church, He declared the Soviet "°>-:4Kem eventually. But, in the light 48\ deputies were scheduled to cut’s Denriocratlclenriocratl Governor and his the banquet as special guests of chishan at the time of the miOKE/KIUR MAN McKee if he wo'Ul.d cash a $40 Gas h a. pure concentrated chant and bhilanthropist, lost by up the chalrmananlp when^ha de Originally he was. charged With will conduct the first of the Len dl«m. e'ong with all of oui- people^,h* Civilian Defense problem. viAs ap^ak during the session. Republican predecessor will hd the Conference. n evacuatio^ \ Ridgefield,/Feb, 23 (Ah—Smoke J K l cheek. ten mid-week services tonight at mpalgning under the slogan only abou/ 21,000 votes to John cided to Seek the OOP noBBination Oat Agattot Evacuation evading responsibility and opar- meet the J7th anniversary- of out*; muiu start-right now," honored at-the -Brotherhood Week uinn s fuel, leaves no ashes, poisoning raused'the death yester At first McKee was rehlctant, 7:15. There will'be a H oly (3omc Lef'a talk with the Ruasiani^ banquet C. Marciii, an insurance man, in for mayor. He is married for the Bift the NMonaliata seem to atlng '^ h o u t a license-at the time, armed forces by rallying c l^ l.y ; jackaon said the federal govern- of the Conference of At least 90 per cent of the court- second time. of hls'arrest on Feb. 3 by Patrol day of drorge- F. Smith, 46-yaar- but finally consented. • Welles 'munion serylce. The" WSCS Will now,); the Socialists have warned^ 'hi^iktlsns and Jews liere tomor- try's scjibols provide rhythnf band nor dirty by-products of ' the. clerk contest, Daley's candl have held ou y against this, while tpld police the check has been re arouhd the Communist p a i^ and /Vould .iiave to make large Merriam was born in the south man Robert Webb. / old turitey farmer, medloal exam meet after the service at 8 p;ro our own government." / grants to get the program rolling. at 'h{|ndreds of public meetings nlght. training in kindergarten and - pri **hiirnii|(y combustion. Less house- date, Aid. Benjamin M .. Becker, wrangling w ^ Washington on the turned by the liank. aide ward he represents, tha son Kancked Over Mall Bex.. / iner Jos^h 8. Bell said. The dead In Wesleyan Hall and the pastor*? Zhukov added that the Soviet' He, suggested it might tie in with and through elaborate propaganda omfe 800_i)ersons are expected mary grades, - __ 7 45, beat Marion Isbell, restaurant paaitiom of'' Q u a m o y and the man ^ d apparently heen reading Frank 1-aForge of the Stafford membership class will also be held vrork end cleaning owner, by nearly 160,000 votes. oT Prof. Charles B. Merriam, polit Mataua. \ The charges were changed to armed forces; "selflessly devoted; President Biscnh.ower'a proposal _____ 7 ■■ ■■ ical science expert at the Univer the one on which he was trfed af mokbig in bed when the bed Springs Barracks is Investigating; at 8 in the chapel. fq the people... are yigllantly; for a vast 101-bllllon-fiollar high- bills, with Gas . . ^ lunnellyi who acquired much A big Question now facing the swiosKrt the case. . The name fo rg ^ has sity of Chicago. ter investigation by Prosacutor caught fire. Cr. Bell added. Smith, A t the Ash-Wednesday service guarding the stale ?nd Intei esta of j Way building program. " weajth in the storage and mOving Nationaliala is how to: explain knged from his w4fe, ia also not been revealed. a t the First Evangelical Lutheran Merriam's r u n n i n g mates away a n ' ^racuation o f Nanchi- Keith. He said Palmar waa ar the" y.sTs.R. and are reddy at Sny-i -Jm, reiiommendlng hia program to / M ATC H LISS FUEL business, first entered politics in Charles R. Barrett for city clerk, by a daugtatar. - Giles) Spesiker Church tonight at 7;Sfl, Holy moment to carry out the .orders of CJon^eas yesterday, the President l_94l7 when the organization Dem ahan, if auch a pullout is ordered. rested because he, had kniocked Dr. Harvey MacArthur haa been Communion will be distributed. . and John Waner for city treasurer, over a mail box with the car he the' homelanfC party, and g5>vern- stressed that the natipn'a roads in ocrats drafted him as mayoral The goverament appears c6nfl- named as tbf guest speaker for Events About TOwb ment." / ' their present state would not per/ were without opposition in the RC' dent of U.S.\ support if 4)ucmoy was driving but that I^atiner notf- DIAMOND'S AfTOMATK, LOW COST candidate. He also had their pubUcan primary. the Sunday evening Lenten srylces PotaU) growers from Vernon, to Marshal Sokolovsky, writing to mit "quick evacuation___in case and the Mataua are subjected to f l^ the owners the next day. gether with growers from through support in 1951, but they dropped Thera wUl be aldermanic _con- at th e. U n io n CongregaGonal day InXhe government newspaper of an i atomic I attack on our key him this year and'selected Daley. massive biowa-^y the Reds. This Meanwhile, the complaint had Church. out the state are attending a meet- teata in 18 of the'city's SO warda been made. cities,’’ Army "'' Navy | . /* Democratic leaderk said they did confidence might lessen , the hu Guest Speaker mg looay -r ocnauo s r«a :.u r.m , Civil Defense administrator Val Gas House Heating in the April S election. In yester- miliation of another retreat. However, his license was Under not consi^r Kennelly an asset to The W.S.C.S. of the Vernon in Warehouse. Point. ' ■!?* Petersrin agreed evacuation'is the tey'a primary, 2 1 otganisaUon Against this Background, the suspension at the time of the in t TOP W T9 ! Damon Lodge, Knight. , Wff now doslqn. lottor A»k yavr. Hoofhig Ceiitrvcter or Harfford Cos Compony the .party. , \ ' DemocraU were elected outright Methodist. Ouirch will have key to cutting down the toll from The mayor, hqweVer, dj^ded to Interior, Miniatryw Tatao News cident. He pleaded guilty to this Jeff fhasiler Balk Bama* ^^ueat speaker. Dr. Amos Friend Pythias, will meet this evening a t! H***"'* a***! other Commu- an atomic attack. and furnisli any imf- and nine amre unopposed. Only four. Agency reported today that the charge and the fine waa set by Jaek Psiaarr BnA Cratrfa^ 8 o"clock at the VFW home e served. catioping in the South. , | Jet'l all peaceful pfopoaala by v{ie . (jafgnse planner.* are "scaring the Mataua.” Saa.. "Ois nriOsn la Ceats” erstie leadecB, Sen. PaurTlougIm fined $21; and Morris Levy, 27, of Ladies of the (murch and the com He 50-50 Club raeeu tonight Soviet government and carry-. daylights out Of everybody by des • POUCE, ate. and former Gov. Adlal E. Stev^fi Hospital Notes Miami Beach, Fla., who foreited a "M as Wllk a Mmiaa” 1 Mr. and'Mra. Stanley Leaizzal an Impudent policy bf provocations'' ignating as prime target* highly Same show, same time Thura. munity are invitil^ to aUend this In StiKk For $35 bond. meeting. \ 'Chestnutatreet at 8 o'clock. . land Ihreali." i^uOtriallzed areas like the Nau Pntianta Today: It t . i Other Cases Heard ■* New ArriVi^ls / At the. meeting of the W8C8 t<»; Sokolovsky declared the strength gatuck Valley, an^jellfhg everj’- Immediate Delivery Other cases were those of Wii- A daughter waa boiW yesterday night at Wesleyan Hall, Mrs. Doris of the’ soviet aimed forces, equip to g;el out or^be blown out." \ A DM IT T ED TBSTERDAT: WeHe# will conduct the devotioiial G)urt Gises Ham R. Fitzgerald. SO. Worcaater. at the C5ty Hospital tV,Mr. and ped with all sorts of moberh weap in a. telegram yeklerday to Civil Platinum Solitaire, Priced From Hunt. 21 Lenox St.; Imw- service. A skit, entitled, "The Well ons. is' growing every year. He Defenrt^ admlnUstralor Val Peter Mass., Arrested Feb, 13 by State Mra. Floyd Chaae of R F D -3 and a $675 tance O m verae, Bolton; Zknta at Syrhur" will be given unde7 the son, the\Conecticut Congressman Patrolman Paul Seaman for viola aon to Mr. and Mrg. /Alfred stressed the surprise element in direction of Mrs. Helen Loqg and war, increased by modern weaponj , said there la no cau.se for "undue Oxoto, 44 N. School St.; Stephen $100 tion pf rules nf the road.’ fined $12; Zweeres, 6 Franklin SL / Fined Eacli^ and Peter Konopka. 63, Hartford, Mra. Louise Usher. Four paat presi of huge destructive power, and alarm," He demanded replanning Arhmd, Bolton; M n. Anne Lfidyga, New Patient* /' dents. Mrs. Marie Waltz, Mrs. of air-atomic defense* of the high \ GLASSES DO MORE | 89 Horton Rd.; Richard Arthur, fined ItO for intoxication. said states threatened with attack The MICHAELS Treasure ^ e jit .speak.a rijrht out and proclaims that the Qne£^ Sta.m'pA. ^ Li Town Court Frank Wentink. 48, of Salisbury Patienta recently adni^ed tn\ Ruth Ellsworth, Mrs. Orinne Rob- "muat be ready and able to return ly Industrisl Naugatuck Valley in 124 Lanox St ; Mra. Helen Kovaci-, ■ dude Craig Jefferia. 3 Hughs. St.; 'inson. and Mias Ruth Parker will the ijght of recent H-bomb de diamond within is FLAW LESS I She’d like to know, and YOU want to be 109' HinI St.; Mra. Astrld Dougan, Mills, N. Y., whose $10 bond posted blow for blow." sat for parking within 10 feet of a fire Peter ToirCr, Garden Road. Ver •^honored with life memberships, velopment*. I sure! Engagement diamond in chest $285, tax included. Uae our divided 231 School St.; Mn. Antoinette Three men were fined $100 each non; Barbara Gerber. Aart Street: at tonight’s meeting. H ’ THAN HELP YOUR VISION Composep, 1 1 Cedar Si.; James J. hydrant was first ordered forfeited, Patter*on said he disagreed payment plan. / ■ . ■ , . . . I for driving infractions this mont- later appeared and In court was Cynthla- Bigl. South jSrotre Street; A/Americanlsm program will "with the theory that dispersal of SHIRT and PANTS Kelly, Ellington; Paula Ballsieper, Ing in Town Court, two on charges tha Rev. George/Brookes. Union be presented at the meeting of the concentrated industries is the an The modern/frames w ^ it you with will com^e- Given On C.0.0. Deliveries fined $3 after hta case was re- Effective CD Plan - / . A L L rOIXIR.B 70 Tanher St-; Mrs.'Victoria Ehg- of operating motor vehicles while ! opened Street; and Paul Meyer, 15 Brook~ American Legion Auxiliary tonight swer to the problem. This would ment your wan(robe, give interest to your expres lahd, 81 .S,\Main St.; Oscar Menge, under the influence of liquor snd ^ Pasquale A. Giovine 25 of West at 8 o'clOdk in the G.A.R. Hail. mean the relocation of thousands 121 High SL.. Rockville; Uertlyn lyn SL // . ■ ■ /Ifeld Nation’s Need dia io n d s sion and accciituati^ the glamour of your eyes! the other for driving while his Haven, charg^ u-ith bres'ch of the SuperMr Ckmrt The local-High School will lie, of skilled workers and a conse W ' for Pitney. 30 Lucien St.; Miss Flor liciense was under suspension. | peace, had the chorgA nniled on represented .by Miss Patsy SedttH quent housing problem."plus fftbt- Glasses are no longer a grim necessity. Insiead ence Doffin, 512 E. Middle Tpke.; The Winter term of the Tolland Francis R. Gsrdner of 30 Hyde ' recommendation of the prosecuting! County Superior Court resumed and Harry Ckihen at the Connecti (CoBtinued from O ae). motis expenses and time consumed 958 M AIN HT.—.MI-9-4398 thev are a decorative accessory to your costume. Mrs. Doris Siiversteln, 34 Gardrer St. pleaded not guilty to the charge ' attorney. ! cut Brotherhood Week Banquet to in cpnatriicting new plants and Army Navy D r; Lance .Stewart, Coventry; sesaiOfM toda'y with Judge Louis JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS 'llere you cah choose from a wide assortment of of operating while under the in-1 Frederick Hoboth 80 of 3S Dud-' be held Thursday, at the Hotel Stat- area where such a bomb ia explod machiner>- located in so-called 997 MAIN STRr.ET Michael Murphy, 112 W. Center Shapiro presiding. i ' neiir frames . . . / g RANGE & FUEL OIL fluence of liquor but was convicted | ley St., charged with 'intoxicatiim ^ Aaaigned for tomorrow are the ler in Hartford honoring Go'Vernor ed.” nontarget areas.’’ MA.NCHE8TER St.; David Kaye, 109 W. Center by Deputy Judge JohX J. O'Connor. | at the Ome of hla arrest'on Mon- Abridiam A, Rinicoff gnd Ambassa Jackaon Ip a member of an St. following caaea: Shirley F.elden, THE ICNO^N NAME. THE KNOWH^QUALITY SINCE 1900 Atty. Jerome WMsh defended', day by PatH>lman John Mahoney, p.p.a. va, Jamas V. BucklOy, et al^ dor John Lodga. ' \ Armed Servicea Subcommittee INNlTRANtE HALES CLIMB - a d m i t t e d TODAY:'Carl Val Gardner knd attempted to show had the case continued until Satur- which yesterday opened a series New York. Feb. 23 (A’.—More peo entino. RFD 2, Bolton. ’ Christtae BtirlM. admx. Ys. Joseph' UmON OPTICAL I that all the qualifications neces-1 day. ^ r t w ; Hatti# C. Vince vs. Frank ‘Advertisement— k of hearings on Civilian' Defense ple are buying more life insurance, The BOLAND OIL CO. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. sary to prove operation of a ve- Sentcncea Saspended wisnieaki, et al; George Growther Food sale for the March of problem's. the Institute ct Life In -urtnee Gaudet Jewelers) U, and Mrs. Michael Fogllo, 1S3 hicla .were not present when he was Mias Francea'TVymbulak, 34, of Ts. Marcel Kessel, 'iht al, ; Carl LMrtes sponsored b. The Chrmian Defense mobilizer Arthur S. said yesterday in explaining why LESLIE CHRISTENSEN, Licensed Optician ■' TEL. MHcIm M 3-tnO Maple St. . arrested, The defense admitted in 936 Hillatown Rd,, was, given two Joseph Peirplo. et al vs. Stasia Apostolic Chiirch, Friday at 1 plm. Flemming, speaking for the ad- Uhe amoui.t of death claim benefits 11^85 ^AIN STBEEln^^ MANCHESTER DISCHARGED YESTB»ipAY; toxication, ^ *i*T>ended 60 day jail sentence* on (^oley, et al; Philip A. Becker, at Ford Station. mlnlstratloii, told the subcommlt-;/| paid t Gtrgrd. East Hartford; Rob Gardner slumped over the svtaeel Uon with alleged shoplifting In- Marie L. La sod', et al. tlirbugh the Manrhraler Evening k^ Herald, Rockville Bureau, located ert Kotsch, 67 Maple St.; John of an automobile standing at the rtdents at Gillqian. Inc., and Sage- Initiatiflin T"»lgh t j McAlliat^,, . 49 Wadsworth St.; intersection of Wadsworth and Alien Stores in Weat HaMford. ! at One Market Street, telephone <3iaaael / New Naves. r«sa, 6;M <111 RTU 6SIWIM HMOW T!ie Future Farmer; O f America i RorkvIUe &4l6$. KEITH^S iGREAT Mra. Louise Mullen and daughter, Main Strm a on Feb. 13. He said Miss Trymbuiak. a la b ^ c e d Oh Ckaasel fs Uarlfvrd, Csss. (If) INNBB SSNCTt'II Vvill hold its first regional Initial-J 4 'Hudson St.; Mr*. Mary Spencer. the igrntUon was op and the lights' probation for two years by\Deputy <'kaaael/l* Ptttadeia. Mass. CkSBSM M New BrUala. Ceaa. 6:M <61) TV THFATCB tlon ■ tonight at ilhe Sykea Audi- [ 11 Oakland St. ; Penny S^ncer, 198 were^urnlng on the car. Judge MiRoh W. Horwitz, Waa ar ■rilie EmperarJaamr'* CkaBBrt U Wsterbarr. Osss. (SI TMR MILLlOj^AIBK torium starting s,t 8. Members will Chestnut St.; M n. C3iroI KUehl. 16 Walsh made a motion for dis rested on Fab. 5. CtasXel U Hal,v«ke. Xaav. attend from Enfield. Glastonbury, OULD SEE THESE OK N. Elm St. ; M n. Phylila Jonea and missal of the case on grounds Ckaa'ael St flartasfiel6. JIaei. —Mary at Narasret Brawo- TRIPUMSrORfS the Tri-Ag of VVlllimantlc and this MIDWINTE daughter, 85 Henry St.; Mja. Bilza- that the' state had not proved iiir iT " ' (11) NAMICEBADE FABTT city. Members of the FFA wHl be beth Smyth, 196 McKee St>; Mrs. —Feicr UaaaM j opersUon :of the rnotor vehicle by :M (S I Ol'TOOOR ADVBN1TBB (I6> aoCBKV: raised from the green, hand de- !- Blaine Bagge. 156 Hyde St.; Al Garner or that he V a a phyalcalty *MATI!f EE DAn,Y 1:48 C'Ll’N I^OW HAS THIS CAR VALUES (Ml BAB M WE8TEBN THBA. Bsas.r. T.raata gree to chapter farmers. . j FOOD bert Ogren, 58 Wells St.; Jacque able to drive, 7 ’ TKB—"FIskMes Hers” BADUK No. 714 nation, to 'lonor the first pre ident James Sharpley. Bplton;! Uiane prove operation prior to the ar In CtoemaScope and (k>lnr ; / 6;It (HI JOfiV OENK for his interest in agriculture. N W 1955 2V At Carter Chevrolet! with Sfereoptoole Souad / SALE Ferrante, 51 Faikhor Dr.;,Rosahn rest, but enough ta show that it (H I OL'T WmT W|TB BILI. ■ .Ash Wednesday Service* Carlson, 122 Loomis St.; Mrs. was possible for the car to be 6:U (111 WOBLO S LOC'AI. NEB'S 6;H ( S-Sn BOBIOY DOODV Special services in observance of Share The Huge SavIngX Throiighniit The Kiitlro Store Evelyn Griswold, 71 Crestwood operated at the time Gardner waa SATURDAY “SIGN of tbefADAr <181 WROTEBN BllATBOl'SE FLETCHEB.S'r.S the opening of the Lenten season r i You’ll Find Suites And Occaaional Piece* For F,very Home’ I Dr.;'Mrs. Patricia Stewart and arrested. (H I r iL B of are being held in the chuyehea . . . At Sale Price* Thai Mean, Money In Your Pocket. Plan. daughter, 42 Sanford Rd, After considering the evidence, wttlt Jeff O i s l i ^ 6:N ( 61 8TAOK 6 F » R U A ^ 2 8 Jack Falaace. .•Terle CkarU.'.’ today. To Fill A L L Your Furniture Needs NOW: l! DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. the . judge found Gardner guilty (IS) JI'NIUB CBOMBOAD8 At both St.. Bernard's and SL Alice Hoar and daughter, 40 and fined him $100. ’ Shows $;i(L8:.80-9i48 "'F.drecra Na.lc Bsll” ' J (M l .NEB'S AT 8IX * Gkos Fimita^ Tops * Joseph's Catholic CniuAjhes, ashes Thtimaa St.j Rockville; Cha/loUe Also fined $100 on the same — aJaa — . (61) COWBOY PIAVU O I'SE -MIRRORS-. were dlatribaled at. the Masses AT J.W. HALE’S Vince’ht, 122 Cixm r St.;'Mn. Phyl- charge, William P., Lillis was ar 6.:ls (M l TBF. EABLT SBOW— this morning and similar distribu lia G e^w r 38 F; Mn. Anna rested on Route 15 by Slate Pa **8werd #f Heaer” (Fhrejllace and Door) Benefit of ManebesteX (161 8F.RIAL TINE OPEN SATURDAYS tion will take place tonight at the f Gagnon, 698 W. Middle Tpke.; trolman Paul Seaman on Jan. 30. “THE DETECTIVE” "RsrM '.Em Va Rara.” Asanciation For The Help of OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT 7:30 evening devotions. - ' / I David Kaye. 709 W. Center St.; Judged Uaflt t o . Drive with Alee atttnees (Hi TWlLIGNT TBFJITEB , , The Men's Union \viil untie /.for Retarded ChiMrea * 6:M < SI B^TBEB Eathnates Gladly Given Mn. Erneatiim Brown, 21 Harlan He Was brought to Manchester Shown 1:66-3':1« <18-161 BEWa the Ash Vk^c^ne-sday Commu/iion at Bmice School Police headquarters, exaniined by St.; MichaelyMurphy 112 W. Cen- THF.ATF.R, FROZEN COOKED LOBSTERS First National Bni ^ (66) kK.NATOR Ri an BENEFIT DANCE 678 M A IN S 'L — T E L . M l-l-5|W f (61) RIG TOW.N TO TAKE HOME S. 39-da.v warranty-ln-writlBg of Mancheitar...... '34 SB (H I FILM Hartford National m D A Y , PER. 25 — 9 »o 12 P.M. 8. (i.MAC Kinanclng Easily Il:4 ( ( SI CALL THE PLAT Bank and'Trust Co. 35 ' 88 S:U (161 WtlATNBB 11:66.( 81 COM6;nr HOVR Arranged Conn. Bank and S:M ( f) WOBLO NEWS TOOAY —Martla A Lewi* $ 1 . 6 9 Each Trust Co. . ______75 78 MUSIC RY_ FREDDIE'S VERSATH.es (II) INOt'flTJiy ON rSBADE , 7. Liberal Trade-In Policy (III MOVIK MI’aEl'M Manchester Truat . ., M 65 <611 WOBLO NEWS TONIGHT (16) tm RLO NEWM Firs Insoraaea Campnataa REFRESHMENTS. DONATION $1.00 6:H <161 NKWH BEPOBT 1:66 ( II NOBBY . E o m o M The SODA SHOPPE Aetna F ir e ...... 75 80 —llsrM W a»a.' (611 NKW8 A WEATHER Hartford Firs ...... 198 208 ll*-UIS(I'KlvA; FBAN A OLUE 1$ WEST M AIN ST., NEXT TO BONAN’S — ROCKVILLE National Fire ...... 100 104 <161 CLITBHOt'SE iThoenlx ...... 89 9,4 < «l WBATBEB . Rugs t;M <611 ISTTLB HMOW CLEANED $249 Vofue U ik' and lademalty loo. Osa. T.ia <161 8FOBT8 Bt'LLBTIN BOABO at* 1 Fo r $ Aetiia U f e ...... 178 188 1:U <16431 JOAN DALY—Kswi EavivM. _.. 1IH PLYIIOUTHJIUBURBAN 1951OIDSMOBILE CLUB OPE. <161 LITTKB KWOW Ila* ftM rt Aetna Caaualt.v ...... 195 205 V"' <611 atOBLIOBTS O n ly . ^ All $teel« foldlBc o m U Conn. General ...... ,460 480 ’ 7:U double duly-auite de $1095 $ 945 .1:66 ( 6-66-UI AMTBt'B OOnFBBV . II :M <611 TOMIOR^^MaVe AU^ electricity ■ MHOW « : M < 61 NKINTCAP TRRATBR IS OUR iUSINESS FREE! FREE! signed for homes reqoiringr additional ilefping arcommodationa, A L L BIGHT PJ[ECES. in Allied Thermal .7. ... 4'9 'W I <161 FAMOl-8 PLAYMOt'BB "Jala ra. Mariaei" 'W e have preclaion equipineDt for teat and repair of geBerators, ^ W ITH t h e PURCHASE OF THIS TV cluding thg Sofa Bed that can eaailv be opened to a restful full length beMANaffiSTEH EVENING HERALD, kANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1955 ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAV, FEBRUARY 23. 1955 PA G E n V B
exurent History. Magaatoe. BOm Radioactive Mist to almost one. million dollars be Hold Gonfereiuce to Philadelphia. Died Monday. fore the contriset expires Dee. 31, Proposed Bolton School Addition Facing Vote Monday B e t r o t h e d Washington —• Calvin H. God 'KaPsas City Star Convicted Nixon R^que^ts Unions Joining 1957. 'i dard, 63, a retired Army colonel, Stirs Small Town r ‘op|>erslH)q Cited . \ 1 1 1 New Haven doctor, military, historian and '■ W alter K. Marks'; president of t e n crimilidloglat. who developed the Em^^oyers to the Plans Appeal Co§ta Riea to the Eastern Women's Hesdwari!; Delegates from Manchester have system by'^w^ch bullets may be Horaeheads. N. Y„ Feb. 28 for BUbUctUom in tb« Qpm Forum will not traced to the toms, that flre.d them. ^ A wispy radioactive fugs iW t As-sn.: an employer groiip, called | been invited to attend the Fourth the contract "a neW. high in labor- j ko cunnntaod pubUeatton if conUin moro Uwn SOO worda. B om to. Baltimore, Died ‘Tuesday. settled like dew over ,iWs iw t*rt) Kansas City. Feb. 23 (iP>—'‘The'SUte divorce o f th* Atsr’s radio and Ease ^Tensions ^ ve Industries Tho Homld roMrvM tho rlFht to dtcllno to pubUita any mattw Amual State Conference of the L m Angeles — Veriie'8. White, New York village bad the/^ien^ .management cooperation." He pie.-1 Kansas City Otar today pianned teievlslon »«tatlon from the news- riicted the campaign fund . would j X that may bt Uhetoua or which ta in bad taate. Fra* exproaalon United Cerebral Palsy AaB- o t Sr., 62, past national commander tlfic commmunity in soriipwAst of Shn Jose, Costa Rica. Feb. 23/>P) New York,, Feb; 23 liPi Labor of pou 5^ *»owa ia rfotired by cbntrlbutlona of thia chaiactar Connecticut to New Haven dn Sun of the MlltUry, Order of Purple a dither today, , u » ...KKrir give the industry a much-needed! - Vice Preatdent Richard M. Mxon unions )u»d employers have joined bori,*t. i but lettara which ara defamatory or abuBtra will ba rejacted. day afternoon, Feb. 27. Heart.' Died Monday. Could that gtrange aTu# be ml- \ Iriigt charges tri a higher cotirt i f ; Tir.ies. headed for Panama today ^ter a 'f^f?es to bolster two industries in TTie conference to wlilch the pub . Waterloo. /Iowa .— H arry B. ton? Or could It l>s/pow«red its ^tion foi; a new triai is over Under combination rates the midnight appeal to Costg Rican ’J’li.e contract, wlttoli covers some j h Johnston, 64, Wilmette. 111., who tp.an allalKpurpoae room and audl- lic is Invited will begin at 1:30 milk, of all things?/ TOei^were ruled in FedSrsI District C!ourt. subscriber or sdveriiser>rtl must buy President Jose Flguerej/ to ease New York and vlcinfly. 12.0 0 6 . workers emplo.ved- in 600 i QMMtada retired last year as-vice president toriumm ii ia ew e tad the general pub p.m, (n the ballroom a t the Hotel strong argument^ liy support of A district court Jnr>' found the, Mibscriptions or advertise in both off.hU quarrel with Ptjrirident An- £«aders of the a FL, Hat Wofk- .New York hat factories, provides j To Boltoit • T t x fiy 4 h . \ arid editor-in-chief o f Scott, lic will, not be required to go ----- with Peter Pastorok of newspaper and its advertising dl- morning «md afternoon papers at aslaslo Somoza of//■rielghboring priy iii/resse* of-/$!i a Week fp r' Many df you were praimt Foretman A Co., Chicago, educa the latter. . , , era, Union reported yesterday they through, the school building proper il, president of the- state or- The substanM,. tons/and cob sector, Emil Sees, guilty yesterday a single price. , '■••.v Nicaragua. , /'■ ,, salaried yrorkerS and 5 per cent the Town MaeUnrlaetliiF held Mond tional publisheri. Pled Tuesday, have popped demands for a pen to get to the ^dltorium. .tion, presiding. Delegates webby. fell ovM a/Tesidentlal area o f attempting to monoprillse the Oiarges listed for piece workers, effective next eveninj. Febb > «1. 19M.IMS. to Waahlngton--Mrs. Mordecal T. The results of M it, "Nixon-Figu- sion fund increase provided the N ow I euggest.that thp School and guests will be welcomed by half a mile nuue Bynday night, diasemirietlon of news and .d v e r -. Charges____ , on which the St.sr was Jan. 1. . . , about ^he plana for the pro{ Endlcott, 104, widow Of Rear erea talks were not'anoouncecl-. But money is used to. promote women's ° ' ^ e - Building (k>mmUtee Stop and M ayor Richard C. Lee o f N ew tlsinr/ in\ the'Kansas City vare't. convicted included:, Refusing or Wages no’tv range from $.‘H) to new addition to the Bolton Adm. M. T. Endicott. former chief covering ti;eef,/ /snrubbery and before coming/heVe on his Carib think this over, afteh^whlch I be Haven. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, The «ta r riiso was convicted/ bri threatening to refuse advertising hat sales. $l6.'i tor a S.l-hoiir week and aver-, mentary School. Of the Navy's Biireau of Yards houses; bean goodwill tour, the U.S. Vice In nearby. Yonkers N. Y„ an lieve that' they . theinativee * will honorary state president, has been ' arWher count.- actually irionoi>o- spare to advertisers who proposed age '$1.7,5 to $3.30 per hour for ' Mr. Raymond Cooper. Moderator, and Docka. Bdtri in Muskingum Dr. ChacIeA/6. Rutenber, pro President ,esp ies ed confidence other unlon/.the CIO Klectrlrai arted the meeting off by awlnf- realise how d^nrignt miy it 1#. to'vlted to address the conference, fessor of chsmlgtry at. Elmira h an g the dlM^mlnation o f nmol's or did use other medis, or who that F ig. eres would go along w;itlt piece, worker*. ' A featured guest at the confer County, Ohio, pied Mondriy. snd advertising \but Sees was ac-/.. purchased larger ads in othei; pub- Workers and the Otis Elevator Co., ‘below-the belt” blow at the Doee the com m ittee^ any'atretch Collegri, u M a gfclger counter Somoza/iri a pledge to end lensio^. ence will be Maria Riva, television Atlantic CWv. N. J. — U . quitted on this ch'srge. , 'llratlons: dlscrlr.iinatirig on space have reached agreement on steps taxptyera by attacMnir the rigM of the im si^U a/ think that the shov^ that the sttiff was radio between the two lotion*. and stage star who la co-chairman Cmdr. Charleri W illiam Oibbo, 46, Judge Richard jiu. Duncan with- a'nd location of ads if the adver- to cut production costs. ROYA Of any clUien to exercise the Right general public la stupid? Mr. Frid. Nikon told the CoBta Rican, leg- of the 19S5 fund-raidng campaign'’), ordnanceordnimce officer of Composite active, n ^ to a dangerous degree, tiwra uied other publication*; at Move To Midwest Keare in g Unreasonable amounts that uiilesa' efflcieuqy was im- { of the United BUtea, the rlifht of forts, but somebody wae "sleeping Anpf local citi- Dr. GUdden L, Brooks, M. D., led- Roy A. Roberts, president of the sn^t progress in tip* hemisphere.” with Coughing taw yeacs ago— on-Uie-atreet park' r , ov/dence. R. I. — Michael un^rway in Nevada. in the Star and its mOnilng edi be moved to the Mldweiit. > ; Ical director of. UCPA; and other' Star, said in a statement tmme- "w in * Aasegniily fhenrs Mrs. Beatrice L". Hoffman of tena to discuss' the \elemenU>y ing was the most generally ac' McHugh, 86, father of Vin^nt Rutenber said preliminary tests tion; the Time*, without giving In a Joint statement the com -i school problem .and disbgree with repfCMntatives o f the national and ■'diately after tha Jury's verdict He won cheer.* of "Viva El , Center Street; announces the ten-! cepted practice. But, in this cur ivlcHugk, San Francisco ai^or, iridicsted the 'material was cotton was announced: them an option; requiring sub pany snd union said yesterday j the Schpol BdUdlng Coin^^ttee. state organizations. Presiderite", from the Assembly ■ gagement of her daughter. Mis* i ] Child? rent year of 1065,^ this method of Follawtog the fornud conference an d'for 58 years a printer tor the fiber that hsd been badly damaged "W e sincerely felt the incidents scribers to the Star. TirtvM ynd ,,, I ibey had agreed there should be! whenever and wherever 0»ey n ^ t m embsie—fay. complimenting toe .tune LouiseIse Hoffman, to Joim w . ] reduction, in pay but the com- parking is considered a very dell' Providence Joui'nal before/his it - ip some sort of explosion or advertising ronltqversles, if Sunday Star' to Akscribe tb alT This hat* mta^ieiaa aaaa* choose. The idea was appareBtlyx.to prograpa, there 'will be a get-to Costa fUCan people’s "dedicallort to Hoyt, son of. Mr. and Mrs. John J. i >yould be allowed to start 1 nite safety hasard; arid consc' Urement to 1946. Died Tuesday. But from John Stelmsk, a chem they could )>e termed' such, were three aa a unit at a single rate and have the public voice their oplnioi gether between the Connecticut l^acs- rtiith Rritain Conn ' : 7* _ aaugha at s«Ms s« chfM quentiy oS-the-street p i.r k t n | Carlisle, Ps. — Rippey ical! engineer at the Westinghouse so flimsy snd Isolated the case refusing 'to pell aubecriptton* ' . ,1a program "for the rediicliori. of at the Town Meethug and th en delegates and the guests from the costa Rica recently crushed a | Miss Hoffman- is employed hramthat aaty—alaapt aaay. referably at the side or in the Shearer, 66, former Cumberland Electronic tube division plant, separately. / , . M iss Hoffman- is employed *11 nonprodiictive practices lo a mirii- forever after, ahut-uX Could it be' national organ isa^n . A t 8 p.m. should not even have gone to a cevoiuiion which s peace com-,j Pratt'and Whitney and h'l-flamr ^y^, rear of the premises) ia a^ccepted the conference Will be conckded County sheriff and v dSlegato to came another theory. He said Jun,’. We will appeal the case to Roberta ap(a in his statement; When little ones' \. that the School Building Commit* best method by safety en iplaaion from the Oi-gahizalion of | in with the Old Hundred Ice Cream i y„ndltton.'«." , • cry with "nisht with a dtoner..and progrant-of en the' conference toat/' founder the the stuff looked like some sort of' the higher court in complete con-' "While ^eking/to inflame th (O A S ) said re- tea does not ewant any a d v e rs e gineen' f Bolton, Feb. 23 (S ^ la l) — A special referendum will be h«ld Monday to decide whether or hot a Jury on ./introverted adverlistyg Co., Southbury, Conn.______' -| In the hat Industry;.untoir-Preal- cuush"' wtse moth O n l y - tertainment. ' American Legion to France after synthetic fiber of the hydrocarbori fldence of the outcome.” I aid from N ica -' comment?^! don’t know, and don’t How, t\wonder If the residents new 8-room addition wtU attached to tho Elementary School. Architect Victor Frid planned U»e disputes, the govenim eni atjbr- . I dent Atlex .Rose s’aid .thf 'union had ers live tha hsrb’iSrb World W ar I. Dirid Tuesday. class, like nylon. WeigiM .'Xcqiilttal Plea denied aiipporting; cuiisn medicinee N - . care, who proposed such a dacia* proposed anhex which is dM ^ated on the sketch by the number 3. (Jost of the additioi^ connecting ,neys developed clesrlV that/ the " It 'is frustrating when an inmate ririglnalTy sought an addtiional 1 of the Towivof Bolton are so "high Albany, N. Y. John f . Stack, Judge Duncan still has tinder^ aiged in turn tl)ht HERTiiaaiN. ThT h V raUoo.butftaras.inbad taste; and corridor, and modification to fis tin g rooms .in the original plant, numbered 1, is estimated at IMO,- repl and ultimate goal of th/anti- comes to you and wants a Job in I per cent of the payVoll fpr contri- and mighty” Hhat they must have 66, president oI Albany/Local consideration a motion, for . di- parked an attempt safe herb action \l the parson (a) should take the an audltoriunr\at one particular 000. The school opened in Septmber of 1949 with five rooms. ‘Ibe following year space in the base peatha Last Night of the AFL /Intemati^al T y w - triist division is to break dmvn the the prison Industries — and there bulion to the pension fund. Nego- quickly looient 78c Ydut time to review the Constitution of , rected acquittal of Sees offered by a. aassinste him. -location, and no\(dller. An- audl mieiJlent was converted for Use as i^lassroom and in 1052 the annex, numbered 2. was completed. This graphical Union and national .^'Star's circulation plan of V3.^paper* A t none to give him." ' tiators later decided, however, that hlagm — so child tbs United States; mex has six rooms. Last summbr another basement room 'W’as opened. The School Building Com the defense during the lengthy^ a w eek —morning, e v ^ in ji and that. / Warden Clummings aaid there fallhtg business •would hurt the Kreatltes easy — torium, (that mlghtnosail^ly serve ann ASSOCIATED PRESS chairman o f” the unlcm’s ProgreS' rni^pfilw trial. / e an open bid for are "a lot o ( good men.” at 'the pension fund, no matter what U'e ______sleeps naturally. Now, I fbr one do not like' to also as a recreation ^ lld in g V does mittee has approved Frld’s prqposal, though the Board Education rejected it. Also Included under aive Party, one ^tw o. major S u n d a y — for one pubacrlption — Paul Claudel, 86, noted The Judge said he has the -pqsi'cr )f the Nlcaragtian prison w*ho have a lot of common | percentage, and a hat promrition That's why mtR rvaaiN is prescribed make snap decisions. I admit that' not necessarily need NMl of the the long range planning setup will be ^(s construction o f an'auditorium, ,1 French ^lom at and writer. Born groups within the TrU. Died Sat price. to sustain this motion,.despite the rriqre trln.a speech to a sense, but unfortunately they made ! campaign Would help it. by to many doctor*. No harmful, 1 attended the meeting ostensibly fa n c y architectural trimmings, i ' /'\------—:------:------in Vlueneuye-sur-Ftn, France. Died urday. '' " I t has been in ^ e c t for'm l drugs or narcotics Effective for Jurj-'s verdict. I f he doee ep. Sees than a half century/ It ha* reaultliiltsd meeting of Cosl'a Ricari labor one mistake along the way. A Consequently,. Rose said, (he Siotk Your Freezer \ to learn as much as possible about etcetara; and could veryNvell be er have children in the elementary Wednesday. \ adults too. Commended anyone else. I f the town authorities sins, ^ e .cheapest cost ' is not Will stand acquitted. in the,*u)i*cribery getting twicece-Sv leaders. good, well-rounded program, he special hSt promotion fund wri.* the proposed school addition, and located-At the rear of the^hool school, but I am vitally interested PhiladelphiV — Daniel G. Red Sirring, hot btoe c«n The newspaper faces a maximum to LParents'. _ Magazln*. go to the limit, or beyond, the Slways the' toost econpmical. day news aervijc* at one coat. It "The important thing after the said, can turn-theae people out aa written into a contract to be voted sj...... listen to the questions and opinions buildings, possibly facing a W ll mond, 59, editbr and publisher of rattlesnake in minutes. Get prRTt'hzto today. file This Special Lasts! ahUlty of the Town- of Bolton to Do the schbqls We are compar in what we do for the rest of the penalty of $5,000 fit), on each of re^esenl* the/greatest newspaper recent trouble here/' he said, "is real aasets to society. I on bv union mem)>ers toda.v. Ro-selv"" ' ' of my fellow townspeople. Now planned driveway. Proper planni: ing ours with hkye rooms as large children of -our town. ■ the two counts. The'maXimum for pay, the school children and school bargain ' in. the United States that there Is no hatred in the The proposed new. prison, for estimated the fund would am ount' * s z - s s i * * ^ i M ((;Ck)D UNTIL MIDNKiHT SIJN„ FEB. 27th) that I have had a chance to think could make it very attractive, aerv aa We are planning? Gutting sire of I shall express my faith to the Sees is a $5,000 fine and a one-year PERTUSSIN faculty will be playing a poor sec- morning, a/ternopn and Sjiqday hegrts[e'er of the Cosla Rican people j which the )egia)atiire is expected it over, and I presume that there Iceable, and yet, ebonomical; but rooms is one W a y ^ cut costa,* but tot^rity of the arcliitect and the Jail sentence. The, charges were are many other residents of .Bol id-fiddle for years to come. / for 40 cent* and, we believe. _ for\lhe, . . people . . of Nicaragua. , An to appropriate from $2..5 lo $3 mil that is something for the future. who wants childreh packed in aa Judj^ent of the bufidtog commit misdemeanors under the Sherman ton “in the same boat” I frankly strongly urge the taxpayers good decent pan^ at that.” j «rror by the got ernment of Nica.- lion as a starter, w ill rinable the' A t present, the Town of Bolton is they are in our> present Sth grade tee, Who have spent many hours Act.- admit, that in my opinion portions of the Town of Bolton to feject During the trial, which ran 271 ragua cannot affect our long, teaching of many skilled trades.' You'll liko thoso NEW Moriow Sorvlets * \. planning for the immediate future, the ^sent Elementary School room; On rainy days they can tudyiiig the pntolem- by ■votir*: Karl A. Jinkirumn. chief govern days, the goveniment presented 91 j neighborly friendship with the peO- The present prison, started In 1827 of the proposed plan could be re- yes n,ext week. P L E N T Y ment counsel, saM the government to provide the best faculties at plans, ah they now exist./ If the not play active games— there !■ »<> OPEN witnesaea antr the defense 17. Sees.! P'e of Nicaragua. has inadequate facilities, he said. - 7 oonsidered and revised. Mr. Cooper, foom,./Even com paratively s.mall was eager to get action completed \ least cost; and low maintenance. taxpayersxdon’t want to “wake Sincerely yours. Roberts ancl other defense wH(- Figiieres also said the attUiide He envisioned establishing an aver slnee the days a t the oclebrat- g ro i^ can not gather around ''toe Dorpthy S. Boeworth. on a civil ir.dt still pending and DRY f AILORIHG If the taxpayers of Bolton will do up” some mie day and^Bnd them 9 a4ii.>9 p.m. O P F R E E nesses denied all the allegations, t o f the United States arid it.* 'ahof upholstering de'partment , which ad ‘'cracker barrel” Americans teacher.to watch any procedurev would saek a sum m a^ Judgmant Alterations, Trouser, have exercised their rights to voice some serious thinking, they wUl selves out on^toe end of a limb, Governnaerit witnesses, mostly sd-i union leadelg "di.*proved as well a* could repair thousands of state- there is no room. ^ Senior Citizens Ouh on basis of evidence submitted their opinions 'Whenever and wher eventually reallu how childish they had bettek call a halt now DAILY PARKING vertisers/and/•nd former .Star sdver-'adyer- unma.sked toe vile Communist owned chairs, thus saving , rrioriey CLEANING Cuffs, Zippers, etc. Do we want construction similar the Editor, during the trial. and teaching a practical ocni.pa-; ever they please, and. the w riter some of the arguments reaUy are. before it ia too_we: Recalling tising tolirttors, testified on con- propaganda that the United Stales to our original building? That cer, wonder how many of our older The civil action seeks to enjoin tlon at toe same time. (Lower Street Floor Level—Next to Shoe Repair) , hereinafur asks some questions of W ith all due respect to the archi Ray Cooper’s lneptS:emark8 which tartS with the pew *p*|»r or on in- Is imperialistic and has designs on tatoly has proved unsatisfactory. 1 people know the Recreation - Dii- the .Star from continuing com Noting that prisoners are paid Importance. tects, remember that the greater 1 mentioned at the atort of this cidenit relating to its \advertising Latin America.' the school building expenditure, have seen water that has driven partn^t' has formed a club for bination advertising and combin only IS-cents a day, he said: First, however, let me state letter, posSibly .'the Wrltor wrlll be through the walls lying in puddles ation circulation ratpa. call* for pfar^ce*. the greater the architect’s fees. A t \ye oldsters, known as the Senior '■We need a type of industi'y that that I am In complete agreement criticised for exerclsing^e right all over the floors—with a great the town meeting last Monday eve Citizens Chib. W e m eet''ln the ~ r can pay a bonus... possibly up to • with those who work faithfully of "Freedom/Of the Press’NM well deal of dampness prevailing. The ning, the School Building' CTommit- Y.M.C.A.- i(t\l:30^ch Wednesday women and a - man Plan Food\|!»ale •-75-centa a day. This would provide and •well, to Im piwe and increase as ‘’Freedom of Speech.’* I wish building has been waterproofed at tee spokesmen several times made afternoon'un^ m\ Herdlc's'.w- Church Services beer eana vied for al- a great incentive, and si'so permit the public school faciliUss, even, to thank t^e editor, and publisher, suable expense and will have to be pervision. with Iqdles' o f the three reference to a Junior High School. ntion. savings for th* time of discharge thou^ I am not whplly in agree of the Manchester Evening Herk}d repeated every few years, making North End churenes As hosteaseA 111 Liilhei* Hall Now, I believe, that In the Town of from prison." ment with tM ■ cuftant results, for publishing this letter. the overall cost for,the .^building The programs aresvaiied and in Open Lent Season Why is it necessary (as set Manchester a "Junior H igh I would appreciate knowing yery high. teresting — we espbcially enjoy Dorcas Society menibfrs will I forth in all four Proposals pre- School” would Include the first how other residents feel about the Btoat about lighting? Are we singing old songs with Mys. Taylor J*re-Leiileii Parly aented to the taxpayers) to plan two years o f high school. By THE ASHOCtATED rRto open their food sale Saturday at | questiona given in this letter. g o in g to pay a lower price for in as accompanist. 1 p.m, in.Luther Hell of Etnanuel ] for, and build, a school addition What do the school. Building Could it be that some individuals stallation of incandescent lighting Mr. Herdic la a yotmg mAn with Ash Wednesday church serv! wherein a connecting corridor Committee, Board of Education, or SueeesBfiil Event Lutheran ChUich. Donora are re li^ the Town Hail last Monday and iHpre thah make up fo r'it in pleasing personality and spares no today uahered in the penitential quested to ,*ee l-Jiat their food items '(which I believe is estimated to other town officials mean to Infer mght doubt the ability, o f Mr. and increased coat of electric bills? effort in making things niceH(,or season of Lent. are delivered '\t toe church by cost approximately <16,000.00) Is, when, they contemplate such a 'Mrs. John Q. Public to do any What about heating? Are we go us. W e really have' a very enjo; ■Roman Gatholic rh u rrh ^ wnd Committe* members' report that ■noon if irdSaible. /. ' necessary to provide an arte^ Junior High School ? serious thinking? ing to puivin a cheap installation able time.' the pre-Lenten card parly, -spon between the present achooiandi is auch an idea parallel lo d some Protestant cburchek made Mr,* Evelyn Thyreen. chairman Again. I urge the taxpayers to and make\p for it in increased * If any of you reading this would the traditional ■ distribution of sored by the Ladies of the As■ 'of thecjommittee wirltoe.assisted by the proposed addition? salesman sticking his fo6t in the fuel costs? I » We want ventilators re^ct the present Elementary like to spend a pleasant afternoon. ashes. . '• / sumption to benefit the new Mrs., D orolh yR Ithw i^d. Mrs. Hll- Two stumbling blocks were door so a« .t o command attention, on roofs witoX heat sucked up School plans, and re-study the with a ^'oup your own age, Join For most Chriatlans around the C?hui-ch, was a successful event. A <'ur Laking. Mrs. EI\\a D an iel', ; cited at the meeting. First, 'the I or gain entrance; to be folipw’ed through them ahd children sitting whole situation. us. Should you need' transporta world. Lent ends' at rioon Holy capacity crowd was in attendance Mis* Eunice Helslng. Mrs. Vivian ' present septic tank and at least I by the real objective—« high school near, windows w i ^ cold feet? Respectfully yours. tion, call the East Side Recreal Saturday, April 9. the/day before and guests played progressive ect- Stone. Miss Hazel JoWrmon and | m m m Russell H. Hills, And how about ^surance? Are Center before noon on Wednesi - beck and progreiaive whist, Mrs. Marlon Carpente,r TOey will j Tolland Road, we going to pay ye^! after year ■ ■ - A ■■ "“nf^lievy Orleaqs. merrymaking Delicious homemade cookies and pffer for sale the always popular 1 Bolton, Conn. , heavy Insunuice ratesvbecause we Swedish coffee cakes, breads, "boner” (an expensive error) Inl burdened taxpayers? and Mardi Gras gave ,way to the ' coffee were served to those present put up cheap conatructipn? It is During the brief xeaaon alhen fur solemnity o f the Lentkn season, i Mrs.- Frank Tarza and Mrs. cakes and pies. the original / planning several I Who were the 'realde^a of Bol evident that an Insurably kivest- seals go ashore W the/' Pribilof ' ■ ■ - - - - - Bolton’s Referendum Ash Wednesday' services were i Francis Breen, co-chairmen of the ment'irf <200,(XM at our pfeSenl rate Islands In the Bering SOa, more held in churches o f many denom-1 refreshment- committee, assisted tank and .drainage field^ will hate I last year which uUimAtely defeated Fellow Townspeople. than 100,000 can oe foimd on a sin \ v ' of $0.61 per hundred the premium inations after the city, overflow-j hy toe following; to be changed and relocated, and I the proposal that/the Town of It is my hope that we will vote would be approximately $l200AAt a gle mile rif beach, lAys the Na New Prison Helosal to cooperate ^ n g to wait until We go on double nance costs, that over a period of lesdint dMstWe tablets. Get Bell-ant Police said there were 600 com Barrett. .Mrs. Donald Bell. Mrs. I society. , ,| viaiona o f the sU to sU tu U A regu with tu neighbors. seseions (a possibility next fall) or time vrill cost us more to the today for the futest knotvn relief. IS*. OnljfaNORGEjsivespsiichi plaint* /of all kind* about twice John Caglanello. Mrs. Arthur! - " I t will really help us run' a- TWO PIECE LIVING ROO.M SUITE. lating sanitary sewage disposal, IVhkt M nscU on , If any, la there are We going to/house students in run? I'd rather pay the hlghw the no)-mal load and about aver Chenot, Mrs. Georgediurilla. Mrs; i complete rehabilitation program." | Consists o^sofa and chair, very unusi 1 style, sofa/s covered in coqld it be that thia problem le between thoee persons who'worked other buildings to town, such as the initial cost and have something w « ~ r age (qr Mardi Gras. Anthony Lumbnino, Mr*. Edgar the State Pris’oh w arden told the i modern charcoal plaid, chair in chartreuse; Was 2j98. one that la eonaidered lightly and for the defeat of the Regional High community hm? My oldest daugh really want. What about you? KING-SIZE CONVENIENCE!^ Fun-bent cl’owds seemed to Theriault, Hr*. Slyvio Clavette. Burnside Methodist Men's Club, With some disrespect, like a poor, School plan, and those V h o are ter went to school there and I pray It ia interesting t o note Uist in ignoto the weather, masquerad-' East Hartford, last night. e S E P A R A T E OIANli^v 124 LB. C A P A C I- ^ TWO PIECE LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUm no-account relative, by those who now beginning to beat the^lruma that we nev^r have conditlona exiat an the argument and hassle to COSMETICS ing /in costumes ranging from im- Except at nsstlng time. Leach's We'fe not doing Ihe.tyiie of jop the destinies of [ior a Junior High School ? again that existed at that time. - TV FREEZER COMt^R'TMEXT? Sepa seek to control town,' that ost has been upper M'S CARRY ALL proriijptu to elaborate. Amateur petrels spend all their time over we should be at Wethersfield •be'^ Ri^bberl^ed hair filled, foam rubber cushion^ re^ frier.e sofa, the town ? ib a writer belltvM...... 1 that the 'tM- , It has been m y experience that most In every ones mind, rather rate door makes this a real 2 m 1 appli camaramen had a- field day. Scan- the ocean. cause o f la ck of space,” he. said. grey chair. Regularly $289. The second stumbling block is 6 niyers'■yerw of the Town o of f B6lB6lton we usually get - Just what we pay LEADING BRANDS . NEW HASTIC COATED than the educatlpnal facilities pro ance. . dream. It ia quite apparent thkt mouldlid take more time to review for. Mqhy comparisons have been vided. Isn’t the mucation we give the day \ la not too t i r dlataint the Entire situation, to be certain' made to other schools. Have they our children the thing that ahould Arthiir Drue Storts \ 4 . \ ICE CREAM CONTAINER when an\all-pUrpose rooni, and that they are goln|? to. g e j the ^ en fa lfly compai;«d7 Anyone can be of prime importance? I no long- V EXCLUSIVE BUILT UC WEATHER 7 auditorium; will be a "must”; The best school for every tax dollar tbke a new building, paint It and GUARD rnaintams "peak-of-freshness” fixvVt tip so that it looks lovely to School Buiiiling Committee claims spent; Many tho';:san- C-l$124 compartments! \ , * \' Buy Now! IS cu. n. w COMPARE THIS LAST PEATURK W ITH MOST OTHER REFRIGERATORS J -/'i'f' DINING.ROOM ^0 Tbu'a FIND , 1 MERRILL BARBER Sovo Now! COMPLETE MAHOGANY DININO ROOM SUITE. / Now retired. Qver 200 China, buffet, table, four chairs.and^one host chair. One,of oiir R a O awards attest to his / // / regular running numbers but now discontinued. Was $.3.'l.'> .... ICfc C , M O R E ' stature as one o f Amer- • ica’a greatest akiert. SOLID MAPLE WELCH CUPBOARD. Discti^ilinued style. Nop ExtMNM Until MARCH 7! C A P A C I T Y May be seen in our window. Was $189...... ,, ^ ' I N T H E C H IN A CLOSET. Matches the Welch cupboard. Has a slight OVER flaw in it. Regularly $126. Sold as is for ...... F R E E Z E R ROUND 42” M APLE TABI.E. Matches the pieces above, has ^ C Q COMPARTMENT ■ i; ' ■ ANYONE CAN PAINT two leaves for expansion. Sold for $79.95...... i ..’. . . .NOW/^ , "MANDV HOME ^ MISCELLANEOUS 7 CONTAINER TOO! witli P IN O . NORMAN’S BONUS h a t rim* « « t llii* fc—Sy cantalaar ai>4 lab,****^ b«ky 1*o4i. *«** ' ~ baaaa Ua* ia fttt tthigttafat ODD PIECES consist of double dresser, hmjkcase bed and night NOROE M a asy ailiaf »>*»*** table. Worth every bitjof $199, Tw o toned finish. Selling for .. . Try BmairiBg'DB PoiB DiioD M3d Mfi h M < « » BP4nti^ ROTOMAlfo MODERN CHAIR. Covered in a' cocoa brown metallic tweed. hh. Yoa1l k>y* the smooth, omy way-H from your Originally marked $112...... M «y I f FureiHiffi! At betiah. . . it coven waDt and woocl^rark. tahlea and GROUP OF LOUNGE CHAIRS. RMCKLAND STORE ECONOMY MARKRT ch^n uauaUy in one ooat. |i"1089 'niLLANO TI'R.S’FIK K ’ A'ORTII STREET In IdtdMn or bath . . . on wdodworic or ftnmiture. . . oh with foam rubber cushions, «o)n e with fringe, others .with ahnoet any aurfaqe, Du Pont Duoo driea „ skirts, toapt, fawn, chartreuse and fose stripe. Sold for $%9.... I R O G A N ' S • PEPIN'S GROCERY - hard and emooth. It’s aa wahtable aa tho Raiil Snd W hila (llfnoery CO\ E N TR Y ROAD. BOl.TO.V ftniht on your wfrigerator. White etsye- Got Tour Shop# 95 PINK STREET white .colon etey brightl M pt CLEM'S GROCERY PESCE GROCERY B tlLTO S of Qiitstapidinc 861 CENTER HTREET Voliiof! CORNELL IAKE SHOP W. D. STAR MARKET E. A. Johnson Paint Company o w 449 HARTFORD ROAD 47 NORTH STRECT TOOTHAKER'S ESSO StABON ' S«t MAIN ST. — ntO N I Mi-*-4S01 ROEBUCK AND CO. / FURNITURR DfFARTM INT f nOPTH COVENTRY ' 'A . 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HANCHESlTiSR^ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^W^DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1955 p a g e S E V l N ^ j ^ ' i . M AN CH ESTEil EVENIN G HERALD. M ANCHESTER , CONN,. WEDNESDAY, l U A R Y 2 8 . 1985^ W M E S a H artford, vice'chalpnan ofN the «aW M aa>M «>a Trinity Opening Special G ifts action; R obert' #e«**«***e**es' *. » • • • •. S * • • W l t N B « -« M Preaenting Pupils Playing to Capacity Crowds at. State an abandonm ant o Ttlia habit of Thia Time It's Different clock out of order. I m ust take It • S ' e W O T H — l « l k M O rris, clhaa of 1916,. o f H a rtfo rd , C olli^C lodi^, H O W v b u m a y , o r r . a P A il em ployed m an * W < X 1 0 - « l g N WHAF-« 1$ vice 'chairm an of A rea ‘ Solicits^ < ihnulirater cannibalism . to piece* and after cleansing it, I R a m o 195.5 Fund D rive NANO TUNI The' expected political develop "" Droodles jpust som ehow put it together and wom an m ay ta r' * W D R O - I I M / W n c — I 9N 111 To>vii Recitals tion: Sam iiel F.' Nlness. of P hila N ow , to ba aura, there are, to caih beta U r pay kill* * delphia, chairm an of the pa'rents £ani^l|traU i; m ent in Frenis is now being H k By BOfMCR PBIUB a ga in , tha t if m a y strike' co rrectly Eo'rwrl* School tha determ ined, dynam ic villain,'' And once m O re give the tig h t tim e." o r cut m o n r h / y pay- ^ /(la rtfo rd . Tyb,^ 23 S o m e J 5 Fund, -and M r. Pinney for the KEMP'S, tn«. i - ^ noted. The French people, for the ...IS—,-i.irea.ireissiisf . Frederic E. \Verner and Paul A. no guarAntaad restraints of any Th ia ia a Sim ple.. yA F'profo und ex^' m e n r* ..,. and perei- Th a (oU oiyjkk (irograffl acliudules Cheteiat, well known instructor* class agents and'iifficers of the Alum ni Com m ittee on Endow m ent. 76S M ain S t— M I-S 4 i n a / first tim e in m any yeS'ra, are be plaaatlon of w hat should happen . P hilip E . Stem , ^a irm a n of the bly have an* sm aller , .a rt auppluid b y ^ a radio m anaga- . WIlAY'^Colnc.Forirt’afd / The Saturday m orning program kind, blthar m ilK a ry tir ,. m oral. m onthly paym ent. , W i iC —Rai ry. Ci a/* Inveaiigalor . of the planofor.te, Snnounce tire Trin ity College A lu m cl " Fun d . an d '• ginning to ba disgusted. and im : to ua during ikl* period'td irent Oommlasich on M M ona of tha i i t j WDRC-2l«t rrrmnei ■\rill begin w jth a breakfast m eet- r a o i M d /ia pan triad to poaa aa a btg N orth M Sthediat Cnlirch, has an Lean band - tailored • m e n tj^m de -ira’ ra^jacl-tO . cliangt WGTH—Lonff. lU m ger *. Arat in a series of mld-*ea*dn the Parents Fund w ill m eet J ing of the A lum ni Ftihd Planning WALT patient w ith their ow n politicians. O u r lives, too, e ra o u t of order w uiiqgth q g l noUca.n o V * 4A— brO thar w rhila it sits e ve ryb o d y .up. often, tlchthg day by NM y but nounced that Si-nday,'Fab. 9T , w i l l te your nofdr. Phene • \ recltaU for Wednesday evening, c'am piis this w eekend,-for the driVe.C ofnm U tee. A panel dlaciiaaion on f ^ v o n d for loan on A n t visit, , \ WlfAY—4}mng l\>rw*rd And ‘ Com m unist C%lna m ay be Before they had a n ^re a l 'll aom ahow -m eyer aeam ing td, strike be the last dSy w hen ^tiib u ttm is . WTIC—Bbriia Ci AAji Invealigator March 2, at 7:3b o'clock IS the kickoff and a general cqnTeren^e the state of the college W ii^b e held of clothing and beddm k w ill be arrite or com a in. • -N ew * Polka W op WDRCWUl Preelnsi a t. 9:30 A-jp. Includirig Albert P______u M i l M d __ E V «1n r E t c i u b a C x e a p i bitten by tha aam a bug. In w hich ership, before they h M shy tha iignt|tinia . Than com e\thcse / w o . c ; —-K K ciA ird H i'Yut \ * WGTH—l^ne Ranger chapel of the South MeYhodlsl This yvear's^Al.umnl -Fund goal '• inda ft «ad Bouoay* Inland at IM fia M of Lent;. and w Hh accepted fo r the hofheieaevgirla of Isom $99 ts $99#..^ W KKB^ilPaucBt Um tint* Holland, vice president iri Chargg O s a a . . a a cast peithcr m ilitary preparaaohs of w’h a t real policy ^ ig h i be, i d a flin COirege., WTic-B«ckRtMji^O rang^urg. 8 . C ., te one ♦;W - Placement: Dr. George B. Cooper, WHAV—Newt; P o l k A H o | $ WtlTH—New*; HlMory Note* will be presented in ihe coming Is already being Conducted among Parabta la AdTaoca all, w hat did it m atter? O ne zero C h ristlani Lent should ba the sea h igh e r ■ Institutions ed^edueptl » ; U - ■ recUal. ’Iney are all under the age Trinity parents. Associate Professpr of History; IVICE n a T e a r ...... t l d - W any opportunity for reatraining son of :ihe springtim e . of the b y / W04JC—Record Revue . ' WHAY—Nile Watch , Dr. Robert M. Vogel, director; of Montlu .. taaaAaraaaaaaddt 7*7R w ould go out and another com e WKKB^Rcgueit Uallnee WTi4>—You bet Vmir l*U* of 12 and all from Manchester. The .fiind-raislhg sessions will influence upon the Chinese Com W T lc—SieliM iMJiaA the Evening School and Executive hraa-Montlia I a «a aa aa #•••'»«• ••jjj s p i r i t . • ■ ' . l ^ r A o ? u i i FINANCt CO. V WDRC—Bing Croaby ;i‘tiese stud ent* o / t all bexinihfr* begin, Friday sftCrnooh with- a I a a a a a a a a - ^ a a a a X , ^ P in. O n all m ain issues ythe policy W DHC^'al Kolby Secretary of the Trinity College. CALL aa M eath ... m unists, there is not 'm uch doubt, It atould alao ba a time odf reviv liand, ’The enain girls’ d o im to ry W(;W(;TH—N»*w6rt h - *• Hlutory Kotea this season and it Should prove in meet^g of the Executive Commit W a e k i j r » a aa a a a a a a a a a a a •Wf \A Ires tf t IU «*iH t » .M skM wmsrlr nysM >• t> iwMcstIn snsMIr ImWI WGTH">Norm*n Cloutier PjrceeoU • l * - ^ Associates: arid Thomas A. Smith.^ tlacla Copy •oa here, as to w hich of these Asian w ould be the sam e.' principa lly to ing tM most sacred-mamoriea of w aa com pletely destroye^'oy fire WIIAY i-NU,. Watch teresting to parents'and friends tdv tee of the National Alumni Assn.. i ^ . . . . . , recently. / a E -'I W HAY~New *: Polk* Hop conferencea has tha m om real have no policy. F r^ce w ould go our pnristlan heritage M we re WTIC-^Blg Story see w hat th e y' have _.accom RliShed presided over bv Russell Z...Tohn- I*"'* Admissions, M L 9 -4 5 4 8 read) and re-liva tha Ufa-Of Jeeus., Children of the c^rc h eehool WCCG—R rcord R^'vus* WpRC—Amoa n Andy—Muatc Hall ston. class of 1916, of Hartford. there will he meetings of toe THE AsloaJi^ElPRRESS chance of»axercising it. on. Fra n ce could, Jii fact, function "Tw a Corpaaclaa W ba Liovad In MAIN ST., 2nd H., 0 ^ Wgglsvgrth't, MANCMifTIR , W K N B — Jlrgu#**t. M elifice WCTH—Armed Forcr* w ith in such n * h ° ‘‘‘’' space of tim e. anS V e k a ” Mote, it should be’ a tlme-of inner ha ve-be ^ asked to/M ng shaats, M l t c h a l l 1- 41M • Ask far the V tl M AN aBsr W TlC-W iUdet Brown *:U- The Alumni Committee on Endow'-| Executive w i l l i a m s " ^ Tha AaaoclAtad Prraa axcludraly quite as w ell w ithout a govern plllow caaea and toArels this 8u n - W DRC— C*I Kniby The second recital In thia series Committee of the Parents A'Ssn. A '..amuiad to tha oaa of , J » U c a U o B 0* Certain W rpdg Thinkers m ayraay aeaidhing and high resolve, OaiN THUISOAT (VINtNOS UNTil I rjA / W UTH -'^N orm an Cloutier IVesent* WHAY—Nile W atch ' v will be presented b'y the Inter- ment headed by Sydney D. Pinriey. all aaai dlapatetiaa c .. >ad to It, or m ent as w ith one.' ' . K. Elnfr Rack da.v; The w o n ie n ,^ the church are , itssi BsS> h mMoKt st sli isiisssUlM PolK* H o d program. , and alao tlia'locaL naw a pubUahad hare. It WAS qutto in hannony w ith V e illli o fA caradala, N . Y .. is sU ly. 'Bponaored by tha Manchester W CTII—TBA March 22. at 8:15 o’clock, when also-meet. Alt risnu of rabubUeatlon of a p a ^ council of ,Chui)ches. needs of the IgO girls. WC(? 0— Record Review Friday evening the kickoff din Senator W illiam F. Know 'lajid. Nor so !-in fact, it has In sure d m e W TIC— The Women WHAY—Nile Watch • the works of "old and modem com- dtapatehea htrala ara alto raaerred. all thia peycH ology and attitude of * r ' W D R (>-C *r Kolby ner for the General Gifts phase of Republican floor leader in the to w rite a atory about tw o new ly- W G TII— Norm eii Cloutier Preien!* WTU ^M rGee aiid Molly poxers will be played. ■ / T\ill aartrlea cllaat of N . M . A . d a rr. the p a a t^ a t the politiclana them - w qd corptuclea nam ed R uthin Rad WDRC—MfMidA for Romance Tlie third in this series of re- the drive will be held at 7-p, m,. In > » 9a i ! j < s p e 0 K !g «is '»a t!fiiiflv ii~ W’CTH—A. W arn'T . New* Cook Lounge. Melvin W. T,i 11 e. * ANY W *y YOU LOOK AT IT a le*. lac. ' ■ _ Senate, m ade a speech out in San selyea /w ere ac|lng when they Add W illie W hite who save up W H A Y'-W eslerti Cerm ven l t : U - cLtals -will be presented by Nicho Acid Stomach PnbUahara Raprataalattrea; Tha W C l'C — Record R^'Ylrw WHAY-NU.- Watch class of 1918 of Hartford, chair-1 JuUoa MaUiawa Special------A------tffi»-^Kam h Franclaco the other day w hich w aa thrSw ^o ut, M cndos-France, exacts' enough penicillin to buy a hom e, W KN^B-<-R 'gie*t M atinee las Stevens on Tuesday e,venlrt(;, S f h r Y m right off a‘ m ain artery, centrally WTIC—ClIdFrakPv.p man of the 1955 AHimni Fund, will i a full attack on the United N a- ly ^ they had throw n out aoihe WTlC'-iuit Plain Bill WDRC—Momla for Romance ^prll 12 at 8:15 o'clock. He will be tnastma.ster. T he' class agent.* | speed relief frpm gas, heartburn, d r located near the to la r plexus. Th e y WDRC. 3 R C - K e w i i WGTIl-New* * . play compositions by Griep, Mo CntCOLATlONS. V tlona. And after he got through 29"^previous pre m iers in the jioet- , W G Tll— N orin^n Cloutier Preneht* will hear talk.*,by Dr..-Albert C. a d d j n d i a had a w onderful honeym oon vitlt- lt:ti- V- ’ zart. Chopin and many more of An amaslnfr acehe fiopn an amazing Atm, thi* undersea burial pho> I O i l s i expm saing His efwn view s, he laid >^-ar years: ing R uthie's relativea dow n 'south l : I S - WHAY—NUe Watch* / .laoobs, Trinity president, and bv Tha RaraM Prtetins Com puy, lac., W HAV^W eatern Caravaa WTIC—K^ya to the Capitol / ” J ^1*' •* I wJXo was taken on tlie co.-al reefs far below the Hurfare of the Carlb- Barclay "Shaw, cla.ss. of 193.5,. of aiaum ac no Hnanclal reapooaloUlty for dovim a. challange/to eve ry candt-, in the toaa and W illie’s fa m ily out TATTON W re c — Rpcfiid R#‘vl*‘W WDnf%-M«»r*da.for Romance / The fourth and closing recital in ^ la one of the many unique element* In Walt. Dl.^ney’s typearaphieal anhra appaarlaa In ad. B u t this tihje it is different. Th e w est in the flngerS. On the w ay W K N B~R «‘quM l Matinee W O TH -TBA / New York, vice chairman of. toe !/ TertfiaiB m tB A m otbar re a d m iriaitar data for public office In 19M t o W TlC "->L«)refiZ 4» J u n e * If**** “20.000 tseaguek Under the Sea.” ThcCinemaScope-Technicolorpro- Class Agents section of the drive. In The M aaehattar Ctraulnc H arald.. m an they threV oiit V e s^fM lly a back they atopped off at the Stom WDRC K o l b y l t : 4A r > $ take a staiid on the iasue ha X * ^ SIAH —(’*1 WHAY~New*; Nile Watch GaiL ^oyoat on Tuesday evening, J stars Kirk Douglas, .fames Mason. Paul Luka* and-Peter Reports will be given by Charles leader, not a zero. H e had dem on ach and w atched a glass of w ater W C TH — Norm an Cloutier Pree«>nta WTlC-’-'K ev aao the CepHoI May [HEAT i ; J 0- 3, at, b: 15 o,clock. Mie vuii ne _ Richard Fleischer directs for Buena Vista distribution and T. Kingston Jr., class of 1934, of • < nay adTcrtlalns cletlni houri: r a i s e d , strated the fact that France caacadlng. dow n the esophagus and WDRCr—MoikI* for Romanr# heard In a proKritPi Beethoven, TUMS ro t TM TUMMY ! ■ m . JYlday. spent the night in the lungs for WMAY—H m I I o I R e c o r d * W r.TH—TBA is now bein|f shown at the State. ra. Monday. Thia ia a healthy th ln g ,^ d we could still have a poiicy, and that A iV N U A E W eec— Ri’cord R rvlrw Haydn. Dbbiissy add many more of ^ ------, . p. in. Turaday. som e fresh a ir ___ com e to think W K N B— ItfQueM Matinee W lUy—Newt; Night WhtCh the master wrltlnK*/ is yow or Thuraday—1 p. m. Wodnatday. hope tha challenge is ta l^ up. this policy could \be m eaningful. about it- .... m aybe thia Droodle W TIC — lUbU Kadio Lane WTIC—New* assisted in the re.st of the work. For Friday—1 p. ni. Thuraday. i s t l l l y . W DRC— Cal Kolby WDRt!—New* Friends and all w'ho are inter For Baltlrday—1 a. m. Friday. Senator Know land's /argum ents Suddenly, the French people haye • W JTH — Norm an Cloutier .Preaenta WCTH—Start Sing ested are cordially Invited to at Magazine Arliele A local contractor laid, srnd leveled i Lajsi Weeie • :IA~ Claaalficd deaduaa: 10:S 0 a. re. oaeh against the United. N ations sAe begun to discover that the loss of f u r n i t u r e 11:71- tend these coming event*. the cement -blocks and the bottom , i best fniH buy? day of m ihUeaUea aseapt daturday — V V llA Y -*ilall of R ecord* WII AY-Night Watch was popi-ed by a transit mix com i a. m. . , ■ not unfam iliar. H e noted that, in a governm ent ..can m ake a dif W”n c — H »«) R ariv. !.*ane WTIC -Sporta: Weather Ou Local Pool \ . \ ______WDRC— 0*1 K o l b y WDRC--Almanac pany. The finished pool, enclpsed.| SPEED the Korean w ar, the U nited States ference. A ngrily, they arc asking W O TlI^N oim au CloUiier PieaenU W(»TH—Sport* by a picket fence, with a terrace,! Wedneada^ Fabniary 38 A Thought for Toddy " s u p p l i e d 90 per cent'of the m an' the politicians- w hat in the w orld W H A V . — N « w * WHAY-Nlght Watch ll.S. PuSies Hunt ^'Do It Yoin-seir' was the motto around it, 1s most attractive and | WHEN HEEDED pow er and better then 90 p e r c e n t they m eant, by daring to ^ pull W T I C — N e w * W'TIC—Sta rlig h t S.erenad* , of the r;hildren in one local fam 1s certainly appreciated by the -- The Call of l.«nt W D R C — N e w * WDRC—Cal Kolby young builders. ,y- Two AsiSn C^fcrences of the resources.' their cheap, petty routines on W G T H — N e w i v ll:4 A - Of MysWry Subs ily and that of some of their YOU 9S11 depend upon nur prescription service to com- A Today, on this A sh W 'edneaday, • :!*- \ W'HAY-Night Watch Tw -o Aaian confararicad ara on "D oes this," he asked, "Indicate M endea-Prance, a day m arking the need of re WliAV~5porU.\ / W’TIO-Starlighl Serened* neighbor.* last summer, when the ' poipld your medicine a.s quickly as professional skill W TIC— Sm elly oporti W'DRC—Cal Kolby New York. Feb. i/P) — , T h e three children" of Mr. and Mrs. ; tKe horiion, tha one ^.^prasant that the' U nited N ations is an ef U nfortunately, there Is no new pentance, w e begin again the sea ^ W 'DUC— J. ^tm an Eastern Sea, Frontier C o m m a n d i Edward- Grant. 50 Horton F'’-.,Some Donats SAfE fective instrum ent of collective son of Lent. OPfN EVERY W’tiTH — piano Portrait* ^fid care permits. — rea lity, tha other to colna'^ UtUe popular election until next year. ’Three centuries ago St. Francis • :Sa- .. . . , __Land four" young neighbors built a; security? The answer m ust com e THURSDAY EVENING W llA Y— Supper Serened* Will conlinue today to search for, pool in the ' Horton’s » u--i.,.„rdbackyard. * * * * * ■ • ■ ■ ' But that m ay be one election de Salea, one of th ; greatest sp irit W TI J -E Col* *ther Saul M. Silverstein, president of i *ald last night the search had March is.sue of the magazine. Pic- tations when soothing Petyraon's Patterns and Finishes tuve* of the workers and the com-. CHntment offer* you ’ Mst relief, r Free Pick-up and Delivery Service siderad cloaaat to threat of som e ple ujpon the cofleptlve a b ility of Rogers Corp. and vice president | failed so far lo tttrn up any trace W IIA Y — Supper Berenad* pleted pool accompany the story., Make* skin look better feel better. t a 299 fiKKK.N ROAD—TEL. .MI-9-4878 'a ^ rt act or thinly mmsketT' da the U nited yfatiqns to function in W 'TIC — Note». and Quote* of the First National Bank of Man- '>f ’he subs, reportedly seen three W DRC— Tenn. Krnlr to five miieH offshore, h e a d i n The pbpl, which measures 9 By soc all druggists. 0(\e application Chester . and Colchester, will he AMPLK VHEK PARKING m age interference by Com m ur the evejit' of agressio n? The an W G TII— Fulton L**wta south 12 feel, and which is 42 inches ^ delights 4Uor mone^-hne IIIUIIX'V yijnck. Peterson’s' • • • • • • • • • •• 1 :U - guest speaker at the meeting of degp. was mostly, made by the Ointment allayaYtchy feet, cracks iiiet\ (^tnp. The assem blage at sw er likew riae m ust be in the nega W H A Y— Supi’er Serenad* The Coast Guard at Nags Head NOiTHpiN CONNICTICUT the Brotherhood of Temple Beth children, who duif the hole and between toes^ Bangitok bas nod yet m ade Its tive. H as the tim e not cotrie for a W TIC — Noirti and Quote* relayed th* report to the \Navy Oil HIAT ASSOCIATION, INC. W TIRC— Tenn fc^ie Rholom.next Monday, Feb. 28, at yesterday. A check was made'from OMm olii^cUves clear; the truth realieUc ^p ra iia l of Just w hat W G T > 1— J. Vandercoob 8 p.m., at the 'Temple. 1: t # — to* air by a plane out of Norfolk. paam s to Isa, how evaT, that it it part tlie./Unlted N ations is quali / W H A Y— Supper Serened* Silverstein - will reLate sqme of Va., and by. a blimp sent from W TIC — New* ol th* W orld his experiences on a recent trip concerned w ith the business of fied tq-^play, and to stop kidding All Your W DRC—O ^ralier* abroad. He has been sent abroad Weeksvllle. N. C. \ presaiiUng a uhtUd, atfong front oursefyes into believing . it is W G TH ^ffti^le l Heatter There are' no American "aub-^ KnltUng and 1 ;U - by the Federal,, Goverhment four '• agdinst Juat. s<^' Com m unist som ething it is not. and in m y Once in a lifalimel Never be^ore_heve we offered our WH 4Y — N ew t; Supper Serenad* time* In the past hhree year.* to marines In the area, the spokes Nwdlework W TiC— Ope Man'a Kam uy conduct seminars on management man for the Frontier Command i threats as that jM isad to Thai Judgm ent, cannot be?" entire selection . every floor temple . . famous W DRC— R R Murrow said. He noted that the w a t * r Needs . W G XH -A>Iebrlty Tiro* principles, productivity, ma-keting land. but that it ia prepared ^ Senator Know land went on to Stetten Trutyp# Sofld Maple end Solid QKerry at half and'human relation* In the Indus along that part of the shore is i ^ put piVUtary force W arly^q n WHAY- C. S Army trial field. only SO feet deep and said the say that the United Nations W'TIC—Oman Shore the line for use in siich a. aitiiA' price. One-of^a-kind, lo Hurry. WDRC—FBI—Poace and War On the same program Cantor operation of submarines in w;ater' "could not be e n d ' should not be George Wald will slug a few jtelec- | that shallow "doesn’t make sense." oft It ia tryin g to draw a ppfiei W4FTH—Squad Room S considered a basis for w orld gov : I A — . lions. He ..said numerous fishing boats . ne, and a m oral line, agaih^t O p e n , . / * •'* « AW'HAY-ChrlKtophera^ work in that area and could have. ernm ent" becAuae its m em bers 5 0 W'TIC—F ran k S inatra In view of the fact that Febni- j E v e r y D a y WDRC—>'BI—PfHce and War ary 'is Brotherhood Month, th* been , mistaken for submarines/ , ftirther Chinese Com m unist ex\ hgve no com m on heritage, and be- 9:48 A . M . W G TH —jSquad Room i Temple Brotherho -d will have as ' when seen at Ihe reported distanc pension. Ye t it is hendicapped in Vauae nations "w h ich have' had no | COTTAGE STREET Residents along the coast .s^d t o 5 P . M . One Block Dow n Oak 8 t. Prom M ala Solid ■ Triitype M aple It* guest the Men's Club* of "Vje i .this, aa it'is alao handicapped on ei^riencc w ith representative j Television Programs Second COngregatiohal and South,, the visibility was poor but they T h u r s d a y s saw w-hat looked like submarines. the proposition of organizing constitutionid governm ent sit On | PLENTY OF OFF-STREET (A) $85.00 Paneled Beds, (1) Full Size; On Page Two Methodust Churches. ,, > U n t i l 9 r . M a ctu a l tniU tary force, by tjie feet equal term s w ith those that have (2) Twin Size ; ...... th a t it'’ itself does not represent had long' experience.” H e noted, FREE PARKING (B) $43.00 Single Dresser Mirror,^; ■29*9 x 37 inche* 21.50 A united free A sia. There are con alao, that -th^re are those w ho (C) $139.00 Single Dresser Base, d4 inches, ^licuouB absentees like India and 69 .5 0 7 \ ./• urge the adm iaaipn of Com m unist A COM PLETE LIN E OF \ four drawers...... Indoneaia. And their absence $117.00 Single Dresser Base. 44 inches, five drawers 58.50 China, the “iiggressor in the KNITTING YARNS ojltd ACCESSORIES / A -42.50 Sk tenoc his v (^ loud and / m akes the preponderance o t non- K o m a n w a r . $39.00 Mirror for above, 24 x .34'y-inchwcroll frame 19.95 Aslan powers, like the United Susan Rates K nittln^A ocassories $165.00 Triple Dresser Base, 50 inches, nine drawers 82 .5 0 "A s for m e, as long., as I have a Renounced all his hopes and States, B ritain, and France, the Mirror, $49.50 Mirror foY above, SSlg x 32',->-in^ \ vo^e ■or a vole in the\Senate of j D . 81. C . N e e d l e p t d a t m ore striking. A nd the appearance Em broidery Cotton e.-Kam pH Goode scroll frame 2 0 5 For hia fine'Voice, alas C / j the United States, I shk|l never { B - 21.50 'V. of Asian policy com ing from non- and Tatting Tread a C u t - w o r k $220.00 Triple Dresser Ba.se, 58 Inches, 10 drawers 110.00 Consent to' perm itting the ^ a ra n -} Oijce shattered the glass / , ^ A sian countries is not good. \ , $56.00 Mirror for above,, 33 X 47’ j/inches \ teca of freedom under our Conr/ Nonetheless, the Bangkok con plain fram e...... 28.00 That was holding his fine Schaeferji4tf! stitution to be diluted ^r-m odifier FREE INSTRUCTIONS ference unll have . to go through $159.00 Chest of Five Drawers. 381nches wide \ 7 9 .5 0 directly o r Indirectly by an>^ of- w ith w hat it finds possible. And, $93.00 Spool-foot Beds, (1) Full Size: (2) Twin “ 4 6 .5 0 ganization having- natio;U i^ s' An In the \iew of such as Secretary $74.50 Footless Beds, .(1) Full Size; (2) Twin 37.25 pow arful. policy poaitlo:o p s w h i c h of State D ulles, it w ill be hailed •$119.50 Extra Tall Poster Bed; full size only 59.75 hava no appreciation of o r reqtiect as a further atrengtHening of the $138.00 Canopv Bed complete with frame, full size 9 .0 0 for free Inalitutlons. ' / bulw ark against Chinese Cqm m u- $98i00 Paneled Poster Bed.s, (1) Full, (2) Twin Sizes 00 "Laat w'e b e ' grlidually 'edged nist ^expansion. , / $58..00 Footless Poster Bed; full size o n ly ...... 29 00 into such a w -orld order before w e Perhaps, indeed,/the /t^inese $52.00 Bedside Table, Step-ehd style ...... ------26J learn too late w herein we have nly GOODYEAR and .Com m unists w ill be im pressed by (D) $198.00 54-inch Credenza-Biiffet, gallery top 99. N l been taken, L^ believe that every Auch an effort on the/part of a $249.00 50’ -j-inch Welsh CupbPard; open shelves . 124.5( candidate for public office, execu part of free A sia and^w eatern\na- $130.00 Dropleaf DipIng'Table; 44 x 69 inches tive , leg ialatlve, o r Ju d icia l,, should tions to pretend the existence^\ot I, when open ...... 6 5 .0 0 X. : 7 be asked to give a forth right view A m illt^y line which does nbt $98.00 Dropleaf Dining Table, 40 x 61 inche.s upon this great public issue.’’ GOD exist. Perhaps ^the ' B angkok con when open . ! ...... ; ...... 4 9 .0 0 With Schotftr, you g tt th« on* diffarqnc/ in basri fodoy It Is 'about Yim a somebody \ , ference w ill frighten the Chinese' $124.00 (Set of 4) Windsor Side Chairs, set 6 2 .0 0 H»S)^vor hai no colorias. does not m atter tod m uch w hether 7 t h e m . side chairs; set of 6 ...... 9 8 .0 0 CLEARANCE PRICES ON lOTH BUCK AND WHITEWAILSI it, conies from som ebody w ho is at low at $130.00 Setyif fivfr Arro>v-back Side Chairs .. . 65.Q0 ;W ,a ‘^W quld. auggeet, ' how aver, •>y • V''.V . .'A.- InXfavor of the further .grow th $.35.00 .Yoke-Back Wind.sor Bide Chair...... 17.50 • ■ ■■ w.'* • y -jj' •r^ex—s».re.«.ji^.xe.*.’-’ t o f a l o r oo S A l i w H i n 1 l * ^ l « r • • 1 1 that the other conference w hich a u a t SID 8WAU 1 n i c i * 1 ^ 6 . 7 0 * 1 5 andXdcvelopm ent of th p 'pop-er of $40.00 36 x 28-inch Buffet, Mantel or Dre.sser Mirror 20 .0 0 t i e f w a u ' I r a ^ B I n r a i a * ia forthcom m g m giht do m ore to i r a A i s l a s t z i 1 p f l O T . - 1 w M i •p«d*-bi 1 the tlnited N atio ns, o r’fro m som .e- C o m in today.—tea the. a«* f i n p r 4* a » * /plus Hix and \ gua rd the peace in AaiA , eve n'if it body \w -ho, . like K n ow land ,. is G-E Pacers with pins quslity . la to have nothing, to do w ith the ^• cappobla tir* actually in favo r of getU ng- out of ftsturss CeasrsI Elsehrie aloM 6 . 0 0 x 16 1 6 .^ 5 12.80 6 . 0 0 x 16 2 0 .5 0 ‘ 15.70 creation of m ilita ry force against Solid Trutype Cherry the .U nltsd N atio nf.' |i« s t ydn at such law pricte. Com m uniim - It ia the conference Famous G-E ' Aluaiinlasd Tuto The im portant thing is that it $230.00 68-inch. Double Dresser Ba.se, 9 drawers drat ..1,15. 00 6 . 4 0 x 15 1 7 .8 5 13.65 6 . 7 0 x 15 2 2 . 9 0 - J7.50 LAST of A ffo -A slan nations, to be held Biskst picturs up te- 1008> $65.()Q Mirror for above; 49’i x 35’ '2 inches in Indonesia. It ia to include no ia indeed, tim a for A m erican can- brighter. G-E pioaesrsd tlattd Tier .w estern pow ers, ft is'^lo Include didateST"'and for tha Am erican lafsty flast mtktt'blacks firs 4# scrolled frame 32.50 1430 7 . 10 x 15 2 5 .3 5 1945 $119.00 38^-inch Single Dresser Base, 3 drawers 6 . 7 0 x 15 1 8 .7 0 Com m unist China. And Com m ur. 4>dople, too, to begin to m uster up times blacker — girts cleertit 59.50 T , n , . k . room. « - picturs of alt! $43.00 27’i » 35’/2-i-neh Mirror for above; ^ n la t C h ina' .w ill, of 'course,/ ebn- their.-courage for a fundam ental scroll frame ...... 7.1 O k 15 2 0 .7 0 15.85 6 , 5 0 x 16 2 7 .2 5 29tS aider its ow n inclusion.hi the con decision.. Th e '.debate involved is' e e w v a t M u j .. 2 1 .5 0 not, of courae. aa one-sided' as $95.00 Sinjgle Dres-ser Baise, ogee feet, 3 drawers , 4 7 .5 0 M i d * 9.70x 1*. eje xIS , 9. 90* 17, ference a great trium ph of pres- . / . . , '. / . e e a a d Sen ato r'K now land 's versipn. of the $33.^ Mirror for above; stroll frame style ..... > . t « . 5 0 6 . 5 0 x 16 2 2 . 2 5 17.00 4 79 9 00 10 4 90 9 >20 " tige and propaganda, and w ill, un i i m / S » > C W , . m United Nations would m ake it. $166.00 36-inch Chest of Six Drawers, doubtedly, try to. use the con s a l # p r k M . The action in Korea w as not per Mapl«~D - 99.00 , ' bracket base % 82 .5 0 17.35 again Act V . , 7 - Y O W M ly fio R t ! ference aa,,a sounding boaird in $215.00 36-iinch Chest-on-r Chest, nine drawers . .1 0 7 .5 0 7 . 6 0 x 15 2 2 .6 5 w hich it 'poses as the great pp- fect collective im eurity, but it w aa $191.00 6-Drawer Chest; one drop-front rhN re« 0"d i. cdppdMd tIfD • M«» loE Your pre»«"' ^ ^ — hol^er of A sian dignity an and one reason there..w .|re ifs si ee is (—set sim sselw esee.' $179.00 36*/g-inch Chest of Eight Drawers...... 89.50 not greater contributtona of m an PATHFINDER byG O O D fi^n m o st'of us suspect that the rest 55 ssieisyivSi ** $249.0Q 64-irich Triple Dresser Base, 12 drawers ., 12 “ Im p erisU sm w iiich ,lg. tfireatenlng power from other nations was HI-AAILER RIB Msdtl n e w . tl-iMb Hm $52.50 Mirror for above; 47 Jt S4 inches scroll frame to go pM <=ei A sis today is. that that W-# ourselves rejected them . \ n • C-l Drsapew iseatsr—wpwh T b O r ^ RiMR. MMOisooiiY $102.00,Poster Beds, (1) Full Size: (2) Twin Size 5 i !oo *.00x1* 1 75 . of Com m unist C hins, this bleating To eay that the m em bers of the S s W l I w e e 0-1 B yreesw Ipselte. $155.00 42sihch Single Dresser Base. 6 drawers J . . A y 'g o o d /I y e a r . 3 o : « ; 7 7 .5 0 • N...M.M4I o n . the 'part of the' Chinese C om United Ndtlons have "no com m on $44.M Mirror for above, 29 x 37 inches heavy • t o n ly ... o Um Tread Ufa R H a ll 0 * ■>'> 83.95 m unist., tige r w ill be view ed w ith heritage" la a , rather sweeping USE OUR EASY RAY FLAN J moulded frame 22 .2 5 a Nef arefreodi suspicion and cjuiclsm ' by m oat statem ent. Th e y-a re ' at least all Only $10 Devm Dniivnrt $52.00 Bedside Table'with drawer, step-end style .. 2 6 .0 0 • Hfret^ r * * ■ Aoe-i* i.t»-re...... i*. pi>73?l* Of us, m the w esiem world- , ' part of m ankind. And against a It's krmd senfl Sis* 4.70x15 ...... $13.25* (6 ply fRtlnpi $39.50 Bedside Table with shelf and orswer 19.75 • rfcw M> end meeppeble tire ' .Tire fact w ill rem ain, how ever, 8ena^or .K now -land's desire to pre $89.00 Spool Beds, (1) Full Size; (2) Twin Size . . . .5 0 • Plus tax M id re ^p p a b le tire. that the pose ' Com m unist Chiha serve ' m any things he considers FREE! e FREE! FREE! $152.00 Tall Poster Bed, Full size only ...... w lU strike at the A fro-'A sian con 'unique to Am erica, it m ay be ’ Com plete antenna Inatallatton on any G -E Console m odel. -$79.00jCanYtttn-ball Poster Beds,.(2) Twin Size ..., .2 5 a w eek! ference i\nU be a pose w h ld i w ould argued- that tha proper develop* ^|ra.7rFootless Beds, a r Y W F S z e r tS Twin Size ba ruined, tapik second, if 'Com m u m ent of the United Nations .into SAVE 125 SAVE $ 2: ^ $113.00 Spool-fobt Beds, (1) Full Size ; (2) Twin Size 5 6 .5 0 MORE ^OPLE RIDE Ol^ obooYEAiR TIRES TNAN ON ANY OTHIR KINDI nist China Should be engaged, be iM organization- w ith power to * On your antenna lnatallaHon,w llh purrhaie (E) $99.50 Dropleaf Table, 49 x 6l inches with fqre, dunng, o r after the , con ''enforce w orld law against w a r ia of any U-E Table model. - ^ leaves raised 4 9 .75 _ e00DYE«R SERVICE STORE . farcnce itself, in the^biuiness of ttie o n ly' real guarantee of eafety (F) $241.00.Set of Chairs; 1 arm chair; 5 side'chairs'; NIGHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, he. .‘gobbling up some new- Aslan open to any individual nation or ' s t o r e —1099 M AIN «T.— M I-S -4047 7T3 Moin St.~T*l. M1-9-S390 ,*, c Great Kubyal),’-’ reader of tea Wishes to becoms members. A Cub snd acflyitlei In/preparation fo ri ATTBNTIOm HOME OWNttS * f, sweaters, gloves snd 'related s'r> Still Hold Lea^ would be reduced. f ■ ' IF IT'S TRAVIl Scout pack^ was formed last the tend' raising campaign which; \ The general told, the local- chapr leavM. told V i or more fortunes, Describes How Donations tides arsi made by voluntesrs In Festival Atlracl^T^ and. said hq/did not know mors month. . , ' . vrin—The Unlt^ Pack 28 wlll bs held at'the school fqr t|ie .Colunjbla Chapter, wiH'bei Water/Sa'fety and First AJtf al ground in Nevada and that a full- States ranked fourth In the world W (M for all booth co^truction auditorium tonight at 7 o'clock present. ' Town captains Are Mrs. | most speak for themselves, but it Red Men's Club ami^mchtng lU Airbase from Russia Hebron.,,Feb. 23 (Special)—Ke- b n u s c h a r g e finale, the 4XXXX pliyers^tzm^ teale , test will be made during the in merchant ahlpbutldlng,, last waa-fionatsd by the WgM Products Jhe program will include^ part.' Douglas H., Porter, Mrs. Henry; N O 6 BuM bt M«rch « hM jwork^Includes *oci«l liUUiry. leave might be worthy to note that each year, trailing Britstn. West Ger- attlte o f ths PTA sponsqrsd MsrdI 'On. Leonard GernM, proftristor. ths presentation of tha eluirfer, ___ _ ■ Aiiwiav In <«■ e a t^ lo n of leave for aervice unchallenged as Isadsrs w the con^. ireSent-experiments by UiS Atomic itteMd fiW F a ^ of air control which has the target Clav Osborne, klrs. Mason Beldsn, 1 Re a s o n a b l e r a t e s o f in t e r e s t q . t t e a r f i^ D %Mte o« flonoey »« iSaiatUig ltV;^buminK com,- year this spedal unit sends a few Enerj^ Commission. many and Sweden. OrM, which took place Saturday /Proceeds ■ netted, a r ' not as yet flags snd registration certificates. Mrs. Richard M, Grant, Mrs. W il-. ■test. Lloyd* Register Of Shipping Iss^ located on its radar. You vsclqr Man(Foster. ‘ pe'naaUona. pension, .{nsurance of of the life guards on duty in the Creasy-jald two types of smoke evehiifif at the local Elementary avallsMe, )M:i> it.. I# roughly ee- Cubs muat be accompanied 'by at liam W. Hammoild, Mrs. Clifford ' Manchester Public Swimming That foursome was 1ST points night reported that U.8. shlpywdS' fast or, indee^ whstjur/, in.towsrd the general area-.-the in- timated that pie total will ^ be AssMiatMl IforUist tff Om i . Stdicitors will entw homea. corp- family allowances, assistance in It 'ta front at the close .of play can be ushfi... The fog-oil typo Is School ■ auditorium Show that t ^ least one of their parents, as will R. Wright. Mrs, Herbert L, John- ‘ Pools to.'a special traintpg center Isuncheil 46 yssssls. half of tl«m an operation cPuld :be o ^ ' tercept course. 'ITie scorpion's own tween $400 aM $590. 'Some people bt customary for All meetings. ivation rooms, office buiklings. re»-' obtaining government benefits, and ■t crs.sted by reXeaslPg hydrocarbon event, was a big suCcesa. A large son and Mrs. Sadie Tjirshen' for a course of 10 days;.the epat oil droplets into' ''Sn artlflpial tankers, totaling 476,984 -tone. TOis ted would depend, as niqst mat^ 6 *^ begins pro-bing. *ay, w h atd M the PTA do with so CALL HARTFORD GHopd tail stores—in fact into “every.apot cmmseling slnd'^flnanciAl assistance Score^ao far are 4XXXX; 4.673; was 61,323 tons under the 1953 In oss captains and canvasses at hrOp correspondent, Mias Huaan nation tO ''ke^the American Hef mvai officer*'c\eri#sas,A* \ ... "To do these things op a national trips around the state, requires thA. bers of the Manchester R^r Cross. widespread radioactive cPntaml- Union. ' - . conventional hnachlne gunz,' the Court Jester and V r/ Nygren as Amstoiri. also ths Douglas Library TEL. MI-8-S1I Radiation Bared Xstion from A-bomb explosions Among the other totals were: elubi or trim new buildings. planes too tough for knock-downs sumed the’ role o f' ^ b ln Hood. 624-838 and International scalf it requires eiweptionally/ small ' aum -of 2'* No mention is made of H»e moneys Ask about time Oad HMiiey-vavlng It stands, tattered and.weather- and Town Clerk's office were MANCIIE8TEE\ 41A per cent of each dollar you used by thSae agencies because op-vths ground or beneath the sur Nation Sbipg Tonnage Greyhound Package ^ p w s with such outmoded ordnance The Klni and-fthean ■ were not cloeed # yesterday, Washington's MAIN ST. cents of each’ dollar you give to West Germany . 288 \ 963,114 beaten by a decade and a hilf of neca-ssarily cho^n /from a couple, contribute here in Manchester.* (hq Red Cross Drive this yidr. In their work Is usuallyjncorporated Charleston, W. Va., Feb.. 23 (A5 faced CENTER TRAVEL BUl^EAU Arctic storms on the lonesome One hour and several hundreds Birthday. Ths local school Is also Mie continued; "The national or in the workings of one of the I.,orlns Studios —The chief chemical officer of -Sweden fij 498 Mate 8t.-Tel. MI-M08I^ of miles have gone by . , . head but the Nygrens/Were the hit of having Its; vatsUon week. return for this small Invretment. Japan 167 ,4^8.405 reaches of the lower Yukon.' Icj- the eVennigy^ ^ ganisation of the Red Cross sets the Corps car covers almost 20,000 above mentioned/main groups, SulUvaa the Army announced last night Colunibut had red hairi winds pick through loosely, fitting back toward the field . . . begin let .Attend Service . up four ways in which to use its "All this' cAn only , serve one that srUficial smoke ctn ibe- used ting ddwn .. . the runway Is ahead, /Ibey ware, awarded a pair of Mr. apd Mrs. Steven Mozfiy and pfH of your dollar. Tl)ese uses in miles.. It has 32 volunteer drivers doors of quohset hilts. Rate elec and is "on call' 24 hours every day, gigantic piiptiose—that of making Mr. and Mrhi James H. Sullivan; to reduce the effects of thermal (i R f Y H O I \ D tric bulbs light ths huts dimly. coming toward you fast . . . the sliver c|didl4st|cks. Kurt, son of Mr. and Mri. Paul Potocek attend clude'campaign espetisea, ■ «»"»t 365 days a year. Like our post us. the residents of M/inchester, R.F.D. No. 1, Bolton Road, Rock radiation from an atomic bomb Close to the oil stoves it It hot; touchdown, for all the weighty Mr. sn d ^ rs. Nygren and Alice ed a Sunday evening ch-jch gath pareentage; a disaster fimd avail- really ts t 'what the Red Cross ville. announce tee engagement of blast. “ , tons and burning speed, la gentle, Ann -H^imond. daughter of Mr. ering and aupper at the Slovak. aMe Ih 'th- event/that local funds man. It alwa.va serves regardless five ' feet away water freezes. of the hazards or handicaps. A m ean^ IJt hah |in important their daughter, Maureen Louise, Maj. Gen. William %M. Creasy Air Force and Army personnel greasing smoothly In . . , a long, and "w s. William Hammonfi were Lutheran Church,v Stafford are not aufficlent to -with the said such smokescreens ward a)*o^wsrded silver rings,, for be- small idea of some of the things fun.gUon within our ' town and to James F. Chipps. Jr., son of use Bleeping bags at night to keep long roll aa the decrierona bit Springe. r / dlaaster. Thty “ close-to-home" Mr. and Mrs. Jamea F, Chipps, 26 some of the searing, flashing + HOT CROSS BUNS into the air stream . . . bra-kes n lg/ the best "got-up" ' couple Attenda CSafereace / Head can readily be cited' in the these ladies manage to accomplish ryone of lia must get baok of off the chill. Entertainment Is con ,X his drive with;, our dollars and Thomas Dr. \ JusJ Sf clouds step some r r & T i fined-to occasional movies in a taking hold now . . . and you are long .the younger folks. Kurt Miss Marjorie H. Martin of/the , . hurricane dtaaster In Worcester. in a month are: delivery and re sun’s warmth. In addition, he said, costumed as Robin Hood and turn of the Gray Ladies 12 t sometimes our assistance—to Miss Sullivan Is a graduate of s p e c i a I crowded, imall mess hSfll'. back at the huddled, lonely vi,Uagw Douglas Library, was present''last I I Mass. In addiUon to this, a general the number of secondary fires ip of Galena. y Alice Ann as a majorette. week at a*meeting of the Massa fund IS «at up In the event of a na to the Veteran.s' Adminlstrgtton reach'out s helping hand to ouf Rockville High School, And is em City tM Miles Away Judges were Mrs. Frederick J. Hospital In Newington; neighbor—to make the 1955 Red ployed at the. Connecticut State THURS., FRI. o m I S A T . ^ a le ! 1 The neareat city Is Fairbanks, 250 chusetts Library Asan., held at the tional «hergency; and last, an en- Wyihe, pmiglaa M.. Fellows, Rob Hotel Somerset, Bostoh. / doarment fund which la invested arthritic patients and aifiputees Cross Drive the overwhelming Motor Vehicle Dept. \ miles to the east. The Village of Galena Is a cluater ert H. Hortdp and Mrs. Neil and reinvested, the income of which elgl|t times ^ach (16 Irtps) to the success we want it to be," she cqn- ' ..Her fiance Is a graduate of WAUMPER j Plane Crew Sp0ig Wakeman. The door prize waa la Florida / .. of about 30 crude buildings, occu t is used only for program services Connecticut Rehablli^lon Work cluded. Manchester High School, served' taken by Chailes S. Barnes. M . 'iznd Mrs. E ar/ Suprenant and activities—thus the Red Cross Shop: etght trips for Veterans to pied by Indians of the Athabascan are taking • two %^eks vacatioa :-i with the Naval Air Force aiid is ^ At 'LbW PRICES 4 6 for 25‘ R O O M L dTS 1 tribe, who make their living from Atoiii'Lik^/Flasli An attractive program leaflet In Florida. Mrs. Suprenant is spe aocounts for the .4114 cents they the VA Physical Tberapy Centqr; a graduate of the Rouabon Insti _ t'raplines and fishing; a white waa brought and distributed. cial music supervisor at ths locAl rseeive of each dollar you give." • paralytic p a tie ^ to St. Francia tute of Photography. , He ta em-: ^ Arthur Drug Storusl FRESH FROM 'FHE OVEN Aboiil 8400 tuorth of advertising Moat Vaed Here Frjciich Diplomat" y school teacher and hla family, and Lbndon, Feb. 2^US-An atomic Elementary School. Hospital ciintp'elght times besides ployed as a photographer for the / a storekeepr.. covered the expense of this. Scout Meeting Howsver, the largest part of a few trip s ^ the Newington Crip Connecticut State Highway Dept. like flash was reported oyer the At- /While, the phrase ‘'Mardl Gras" your dollar, 6814 cents, is used en- Succumbs at' 86 The weather-grayed, tiny houses, An organltetlonal meeting to pled-Children's Home with patients No date has been set for the LENTEN SUGGEST!^ t l T S F S M ■ / a little churgh and a achool huddle /lantir early t^ay by crewmen of really means "Fat Tuesday" or ilaied for yrue.'day to gel the tlrsly within the bounds of activity of mulMple sclerosis. These ,\ei- wedding. r j "Shrove Tuesday," • ushering in Let the Swiss Pantry solve you# at the Uurvlng bank of the Yukon, an ai rltner./ work going on the forming ot^ a o f and for the Manchester Chap vlccA/include only part of the Parts. Feb. '28 (/F—Pa^l Claudel, Lenten deosert problei^ Through- ^Closing Out Three Books T in a frozen domain of Tundra and Naviga^ M. J. Fuller and third the Lenten season, it really didn't local Boy/ Scout Ti-oop, aa an- ter of the American Red Cross." schedule msintalned by the Motor r - iron hard ridges. matter particularly that the local noimcedxby Harvey H- LIppincott, ahe added. "In- order that you 86, veteran French .diplomat and post was ambassador to Belgium, eiit Lent we will be offering new f officer /ohn ’Thomas of a Pan Corps each month: a terrific Job from 1933 to 1935. USED Ideas In rolls, cakes and cookies. . Civil Defense planners, oriented American clipper flying from/New event took place Saturday, the PTA plstltHtional representative might have a closer aorutiny over dn cemtribution of time and un a noted poet, died eArjy today af P 5 0 % Discount ^ name having been taken up aa an and a more comprehensive know^ Claudel was considered an au Also, be sure t o / watch for our tojhe problems'of big cities, urge t york/to' I.s>ndun said they -Spotted z: stinted effort and co-operation. ter a heart attack. thority bn Zhe Orient. SPINET PIANO weekly special Galeita a tqwnfolk to make prepara.' - phenomenon and - sent a mea- "sd lib" so to speak. T adga Of how yor money la used "The balance of your dollar, ex ^A lao New Papers In Stock^ ' tlona for evacuation in event of at h M in Mancheatar, this infqrma- Claudel had dose ties with the He wa^ regarded as one of sage to the I-ondon airport. Noteworthy <.V>atumrB actly 3 'j cents, is divided up United Statea.'He began hier diplo Francs's/leading poets. He also Mahogany finish. Like new. * tack. On arrival here. Fuller said: A good many other- noteworthy tlesi la for the first timq/being among several groups- - notable matic career ' aa . vice consul in was a yplaywright. The most im This Seems unrealfstie to many "We were flying at 21,000 feet 400 costume were on the floor either rFILM i:CAM W ' SCORES OF PRICES CUT. ENOS MONDAY glvan to you, the realtten^of Man- the people. Where, in this emp) BUT HURRY, SALE chsatsr and contrlbutora to the among these Is the Nursing Serv New York in' 1893 and sen'ed as portant part of his Ilterau-y work PASTRY K BURNSIDE ^ miles west of Ireland. Thoma* and aa contestants or associated with, F FLA8H RULB8. CA8E.4I, 4 ice, the Disaster Unit, the Product French ambassador in Washing reflects hit conversion to Roman SAVE OVER $3N land, would they go if they I were in the cocl^it and one hour their vsrloii? booths. C ll^rd 1P66 Fund Drive." from their homes-? And with/Hua. looked y MOVIES, PARTS ^ The geneiwl administration of snd Supply Division,' First Aid and ton from 1927 to 1933. Cateollclsm. Only five day* ago SHOP h PAINT CENTER 4 before dawn we, both saw a mys- Crantek. local plumber,/ Water Safety and the Junior Red Terms If Desired aian air bases 30 minutes/away, terious exploslo/i^ VV’e were too high j magnificent ** "Antoine/’ chef ex- the Manchester Chapter of the Other places in which he served hi* play. "The Tidings Brought r Dealer For Colorizing PMnts a Cross. Worthy of note in these as consul or envoy included' Pei Mary,” had its premiere at the 108 NO. MAIN 8T..,M.kNCHE8TEB how soon eould they e x p ^ warn for it to have ^en'caused by a I traordlnaire, and Mrs. O anlck as I ^Arthur Dnig Storeij American Red CJrosa uses 21.5 per open Sun. thm Sat. I : % 645 BURNSIDE AVE. . M ing of approaching plan,^" ship. It was definitely nOt light-i chairman of the Food Committee, cent of «a«m contributed dollar. above categorie^ia the Product ping, Prague. Hamburg. Fyankw 'Comedie Francalse. Claudel was WARD KRAUSE TEL. MI-9-2860 and Supply organization whose furt, Rio de JAneiro, Copenhagen/ elected to the French Academy in 7 A. M. to 7 P. East Hartford— IA-8-4305 ^ They live literally n^fXdoor' to nlng and the ttm had not yet risen, j ______, ,/______Mrs. Thompson said. Included CAKES MADE TO ORDER •y Evening” ^ a top target fo r-a t^ k , bqt' the;’ "When the atomic bomb was ex-! In thlA the largest percehUge-wise function it Is to we that such and Tokyo. His ■ list diplom at 1948. 87 W'alnut Street Tel. Ml-3-5336 wony little. . / \ / ploded At Las VegAs iNcvadal I ' portion; la the rental of and r>in- Tbeir faith must be stsk-ad td' was flying over Santa Barbara and the local Oiapter on Clen- hope for contmyzd .peace; and-the had been warned to look out for Btreeb next to the Munlcipaf American Jets/that keep constant the flash. What I saw this morning iilding. It is here that any and watch over Jtnr frozen wastes. looked very mOch the same." fO R EXPERT all aervlees have their beginning, . You o b ^ n clearance to msk'* Ismdon airport said no other All jwcords for the donors of the | % patrol in a Northrop F89 Scor planes had reported^ seeing Any-J WliEBL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALANCING Blood Bank and all mattere per jAnn, fighter-lntercepter of the thing unusual in the area. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING taining to each visit, such as tele 66th Rquadron of the l(Hh Air COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE phone calls for appointmenta. ap Divtoion, which with the 11th. Air DIEM OF CR.AMH INJURIES pointment. card reminders, donor Divisibn based at Ladd Air Force SEE liatinga, blood types, accepting Base, 2 ^ mile* north, keeps wtte* Waterbury, Feb. 23 (Ah-Frank oUls for aemdee where ..and when A Savings /for invaders from across Bering Reinsdorf. 68. of Southington, died Wood Is neqded; all are routine / Strait. \ ■■ of automobile accident injuries In ] calls In the office. Being sure The pUo't.y^MsJ. Amps E. Waage Waterbury Hospital yesterday/j that the Motor Oirps Station . of -Argyle. W a , helps you wedge Rmnsdorf suffered a head in jiw ! CLARKE MOTOR SALES Wagon is where it, should be at yourself . and Nyour,/encumbrances wheq his car crashed into a p' because each snow covering the rim way, shove* OW! . person-called upon to donate blood what consistent saviu^s forward the throttle. 'v or volunteer to give bloofl needs in There to s muffled boom as the dividual care and treatment. Rec Afterburner s Cu.t in to give a ords must be kept on the'day of surge. of added power and speed. a visit. can do for/f on. The ruriw-ay streak.s past—and "You, ail a donopj must bo »al^- past and past. Then you are Air flad .in yOiir ow^’ mlnd that thq borne. , ' ■ / \ bloOd you are giving and the time . The blg'-flghter slides skyward,/, \ and energy yqu expends is propssly ■ smooth as silk, hurled forward and DUOMAIiC! Innoroprihg M o Htoss managed after you leave the blood ■ up by, 11.200 pounds of thrust. / receiving station," she continued. Ice-Jammed rivers unreel swift-' •The women. Gray Ladies, who ]y, far. belong and the high, ser aerve you orange juice, coffee^ and rated ridges. snowrblanketed. SAVE $20/ ON LAWSON STYLED BED DAYENI cakes, tkat fiecessauy pick-me-up reach up suddenly ..a tight turn, It Washes Your^thes..Jben Airtoiiiatically anack ydvi always nave, require with the left ,wing pointing, m on^. Tills part that each donor straight toward A froren take Save now on thi? double-duty Lawson Arm Bed Davenport with handsome, long- (almOTl l.t60 in 10541 plays is jnSt a'amallXpart of the scene of 10,000 feet below, and centrifugal wearinK Frieze cover. By day relax on soft, innerspringr cuahions of smart living ebmplaUng tlm successful operA- I force*; pushes you down heavily Dries Them room davenport, at night copvert it ea.sily into comfortable bed. Cushions reVerse tlon of Manchester's elaborately in .your SFGt. .You' com® to even planned, tar reaching, effective keel and fly alongside the ragged, for double wear. Fpll si7,e 252-coil innerspring mattrege. Choice of nfcw Spring colors. Wood program. ! rocky cret^-'of a snaggle-toothed l ie Ooym, m T« Heme Hervlre 1 mountain. '■ With GAS! A- •The Home Service utilizes 12 ; \ Imagine you are overtaking an pent! of each donated dollar. The , / ' enemy target too swiftly, and you' aarvice which this part of the; local I /^ must slow down rapidly. -The / 179.9f^UVINGROOM-i-SAVE$20 ^ v Red Croaa Chapter performs is re- f /* -• decsieron device, at the trailing PATTERNED w e a v e — REG. 7.T5 markable wiien one considers that edge' of each wing, opeiis like Smart new textured carpeting has rich carved Room.# 80-in. Soft, matching Chair. \ ao little publicity'goes tor its is ot-k hinges. Imposing blocks to the air , effect. Many new designs. 9,'12’ widths. ^ Lattice-Patterned Mohair Frieze 88 ^ During the past' year over 30<) stream..some giant ' hiwid has cases were handled; of these oiity seized the scorpion by the tail. sq.ytf. , r f 125 wefe for infornfation. The rest the sir speed Indicator neidle un-. of them needed active work. This winds swiftly and the plan*. : 49.50 .QUALITY MATTRKS , - ' seconds. Is drifting along at a g.95 WOOL WILTON CARPET ■*tr ■\ fraction of its former speed, .you Superior quality, 3-level weave. Nutria, grey, 312-coil innerspring. Posture center. A A O O want to .get aw«.v l(i a hurry?,. . green or beige. 9, 12, 15-ft. widths. Q — Cotfon-felt cushioning. Full or twin. a IP wOO , i The Afterburners boote again and Sq. yd. 0 . 0 0 A' force pushes you ' against the W * back of the seat.. L.' , ’ • ■ SWIVEL ROCKER— REG. 42.95 Well Build This Distinctive Modular House Let's suppose again' that this CORDETTE CARPET— REG. 8.95 Lawson styled. Enjoy rocking while you , ton't’''a routlnk practice flight, that - - Sniart ripple Weave—decorative, rugged, long- (ON TOUR SITEl this, time they had punched the watch.TV. Coil spring seat; f i C I PER MONTH wearing. 5 colors. 9, 12, 15’ widths. 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. ( -. A Pci-’asiJSr." ■s>^ W' : ■• ' . ■ . ' • X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY *3, 1965 eleven PAGE TBM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHfeER^ CONN.. WEDNESDAY-. PT.BRUARY 23. 1966- PAGE j L. action oil .coitatructlon Y Roch'efter,.NeW Hampehlre is visiH such fahioua pupils as Marguerite Dpvfir Sufferg Only Forehead Laceration Ice Star Flfs4 f fa ltS u 6dim^imAppromls I Bolton factlitiea at th* adhiool "In view'of Ing the family of her daughter, Refiiriis to Direct ' Piazza, Brenda Lewis, Dorothy Ike Assails the) urgency to provide suitable llm. PSillp G. Dobley of lyatrpu# Sarnoff and David Brooks. space for-the expanding.zcluiot en-x load. Beginning his miisiral career in TUBELESS TIRE Pendthg Regulcittons^tudy Oakdale' Musicals spectariiUir fashion,, the Oakdale j /' to Gaiii rollment. Ths minority mtmbera to by O ff icials to Murk feel the need to provide addltlatlal. Maaohester.EVHiliig Herald Bol- conductor made, his' piano concert [ HEADQUARTERS ■pace is f»r ‘more' urgent at thin iwrrMMMlent, Mra^ Joseph Sylvan Levin 'w llj/ retjim as debut a j.th * age'of II, appearing i I^toerty, daU and the need for further study D’ltAlla, telephone Ml 3-5S45. musical director of' the 'Oakdale as sotolst wllh the ■ Detroit Sym- j Manning to approve no morej U superfluous. This aeema partlc- MiistCaT Theater,, this summer phony OrrtiestrB, later going on ' r . •the regulation* now fj^gislation Night at Graqge Trim Taxes (Coatinned frptn Page One). ^vision request* Trom now un^ , f„r posting par- / ; ■ ' -______. '' ' - \ qlariy urgent to us now because when' the big'show tent opens its to'study .Anth'Artur RodsinsMl and INMANCHESnR n\extensive gttidy of the j •'X~ We have only 13 teaching spaces in shcond year of. Wallingford. LeVin. Fri tanner. dlvta Bolton. Feb. 23 (Spcclal)-*rlt Iss.thcf' opportunity lo work With^he the present school. In Sept. 1955 Lodge to Akssist who^ established a larg# Connecti (ConMmied from PM * OMV 'U.S. embiuaj/TloUclng her Czech Planhlrig^ Commi*- ’an.j»vtn bet that school aid legizia-- SBC and Architect Frid -since SERVICE — VtfECANIZINft accent and Nervousness, and sus pleted,. K'sppJ^mait for the TPC we wlll-requlr# 14 rooms with the cut following with his sp'irited A. ^ (OMHtrasi friNB Pm * O **) slon ------indicated the study wpuld Hton will be the most popular topic October thus fathiUarizing them- D e g i ^ c planning a tax cut next year, "We pecting Ther purpose, the cabbie said ti probably require technical cw - possiblllly of 15 If next year's ilxth 111 First baton work last season, has had More Comfort Wtorfng The mol t^rium 'wovild not affect oT-^dlscu'atlon at the Legislative Nelvea every defiafl of the grade should be spilt which It wfll / tUY ON OUR RUDOET TERMS aaemcd rather acornfully, the Invi don’t intend to cut taxes any ear; t(X)k he^nstead t6 the U.S. .Es sultant services to complete. The N l ^ program of the Grange i-’yi- a long and distlngjiilshed musical K urds P ose requests fh^vchange of zone. project as it developed. If they, be If the enrollment exceeds Sg. career, encompassing tmth the tation to attend the proceedings of Her," he commented, noting thi capee Oent'er in Vienna, where kjie •n^ sjiokes'man pointed oiit that: day at. 8 p.m. at the (Community chose. They said Items which were Members of King David /Lodge FALSE t e e t M the $20-a-person income tax appJiM for asylum. hlartin AI'tM’ chairinah of the ■Present enrollment is 36. Thq pres popula'r and classical fielite. V>a Security Otuncil." Comrajasihn, sifld today the group the subdivisions regulations are; Hall. Gilosla xvUi include Rep. Hor thoroughly explored Included site ent policy of the Board requires Nb7 31 will make a ,visitation to Here If f p lefn n t way to oTorcomf duction would take effect Jaii. Czechoslovakia today,” she based on 1945 conditions and th* Currentl.v represented by the lopM^ pUt« ilUcomfort. PASTEKTH, “In the prevailing circum P roblem on has fh — A i*«n'- Next Y'e*»r--jlll»ybe Ask for Subcomimttee V cal Grange lecturer, they, will be and Frid to get. the Board's ppsi mary importance, the report main* fusal laatmonlh to 4iicu*a a cease-; jjgde Kurd, believed to be inside ty known—'t had everything but Although Andr.aw Ansaldi's High than 7:3(hp. m. own during the height of radio's V - - . - — Tracing his adn^istratlon's ef The "TPC is planning Y general prelent unleia 'Washington busf- lion on ever.v question, that op taiiu related facilities cannot be Y fire with Ihe, U.N, Seairity Council the Soviet Union, is one reason freedom and security. 3treet extension development nes* prevents their getUitg back to porUmity was available to ques Friday evemngrthe bus Inez* nonularitv In NeVv irorlc. New Zeal^d's move forts toward budget balancing, "I felt like a Nrd In a cage who review and possible reiHsions to not been finally approve(l, it is so excluded from a g(xxl kebool pro meeting of King David Lodge u lll, L i. in mure Serious Iraq bucked Egypt and the Arab Connecticut Friday evening. tion every ■ idea and n<> limitation gram. The minority opinion said ^ u. u 1 . Hi* activities RANG! for the Invitation had been largely League to enter a defense agree Ei.senhower sai , INC Iraqi leade^ haven't forgotten "They are afraid' Of /a return .and fire alarm system will be test would enable them to do so,” the tion.* that may prove contagious.” the state. Members of King' David ipected Philadelphia Opera Co. Mias Castle Said this was neces- that as recently as 1946 a Kurdish But, .Eisenhowar said, the peo to the political courne the Stalin velopment and he said .he doe* not j Farm, the Cushman Farm north of Y 1e has also guest-conductYl the ple who will be moat hurt by any’ ed 1>y the Southern New England minority continued. Preliminary Also cited was the la'ck of facili Lodge desiring transportation ;:i M \:N 'lltl.I.I aar>- "in view of the danger to this Republic on Iraq's frontier was era." she said. feel the TPC ha* the tY h l to re- [ SauHers Pond and any other/aress ties for the "splendid progranf ol Philadelphia and NatioNl Sym country from retaliation against /inflationary’ move are those with strict residential development j for ^ ic h developers hid . been Tele'lphone Co. during a two hour plans, they said, were approved at should be at the hall by 7:30 p.m. created in. Iran with the help of Miss Nachodska said that her period on Wednesday, March 2. the second Joint meeting of the cjinici" carried out t>y the PTA phony* Orchestras jmd the TEL. Mitchell 9 -1595 American bases here if atomic or the Red Army. At the same tim ^ fixed incomes and white collar total income as a star skater and merely for the' sake of re.strlctlng: planning lo request subdi vision, ap-- Buffalo Philharmonic among oth workers. > Residents are a.sked to remember Board and the SBC, ____ under , the chairmanship of' Mrs TEL ROCKVIILF 5-2177 nUclear weapons .were used over an-’ Iraqi Kurd named htouataia as a recreation adviser was 1,500 It. ■ — , I proval m/he near,/uture. Roy Bosworth. ers. As a teacher, ke has coached Formosa." In thja .connection he said peo ' Herald Photo. General Review (3hcney\ Bros, ha* asked for * that siren* sounding during the At the first joint meeting, the / Barzani led a Kurdish uprising.4n crowns (S215 a month, compared hours between 10 a. m. and noon Board Indicated Its approval of and Its stand for enlarged librar.v Club Plans Sale Churchiir retroted: '‘We have a side Iraq Itself. \,l ple who, paid up in full for pen 3t., Buffered a laceration-of the with 1,400 crowns ($200) made by The TPP Indicated today thpl. zone charige of Its property and a sions before 1939 now are getting e was driving struck a tree at are being activated in the testa for preference for the size and quality area commended the librarian and great deal of influence and wide That rebellion was (melled. engineers. She said even the best the review, will be a general one zone chan^ request Ik pending for the outstanding record for library only half of the Worth of the dol ! W. G. Glenney Lumber^Co. on with a number of procedural qtie.s- the Cushman prhpe.ri'y. No formal necessary adjustment*. of' construction found in the south At Lodge Home spread reaponslbility- but we are mainly because the msaians dancer in the National Theater wing, a decision reached after an partisjpation the school possesses. not yet all-powerful." backed down in the face .of west lars they receive. I said Crealey, a part tlmd''‘em- earned no more than 2,000 or 2.200 tlons up for consideration. As ^n request has \Men made for the If tha tests are successful, the He said his proposal to keep the ■ystWn /will go into operation at "iiispection tour and full discus The report said 60 per cent of the Mias Castle asked Churchill to ern pressure. But the- renegade IS in good condition aifter emer- crowns (about $300), example of such a proi-edursl mat- Darling FarmYl^ Keeney' Street. enrollment participates in the hot Manchester Emblem Club No. SINGU R O U corporation tax at .52 per cent in realey told them he hit W. bump noon\>n March 3. aibn. We stress thiS point, "the re propose to the North Atlantic Barzani escaped . to Jibe Soviet But she said*she and o th e -r port continues, "because it waa ttte lunch program and those carrying 251 is planning to hold Its first j SHOE Treaty Organization that "nuclear Union. Iraqi intelllgchce officers stead of allowing it to drop back and it threw his vehicle, heifded east on N. Main Street, Into thd tree. members of th e‘ nine - m em b e r Julius L, Strong, president of to 47 per. cent this spring, plus the Volltnteer F5re Dept., told the' basis for the entire construction cold lunch eat with this group. "It rummage sale on Friday, Feb. 25, weapons itfiould /not be used by a say he is now a general in the They said the car was a ^ tal wreck. ^Patrolman Alfred Ritter Is In Czech team traveled together on a McCarthy Attacks program of the SBC and irt rebent is generally accepted that lunch BUNDLED ROOM LOTS $1.98 member elate except after conaul- Soviet Army. ' proposed extension of liquor, to vestigating the accident/ single passport' and were consUmt- See LX Rale Town Maeting Monday that fire commencing at 9:30 a. m., in the bacco. gasoline, automobile, and g men would distribute letter* to days seenns to have lieen Vep)ldlat-/ ing in classroom areas is not de tationa with the other members." The Kurdish problem Is shared ly wqtched while abroad. At home, sirabie for a , number of reasons new hoipe ■ of the Manchester transportation taxes, wag geared tok'nspzopiy »oon explaining the ed by some Board member^) who 10 PIECE Churchill “eplied. „ “A country by Iraq, Turkey- and Iran. The she said, ahe had to watch every . Democrats’ Tool now advocate a cheaper type of Since there are now three sealings Lodge of Bilks, located at 30 BiA- REPAIR to yield the government $2,800.- that he has ordered a study of the such as ours, with worldwide com area called Kurdistan has no exact remark and even her atyle of t ) f 3^MiUs UM of the n\w fire call,system. it seems reasonable lo provide for aell St. The public is cordially in 000.000 In a full year. In a year, idea. . / .Minority School Report construction.’J - / mitments, cannot accept control by frontiers but sprawls across these dressing. (Oontinaed from Pnk6 One) / Describing the ^efforts of the additional cooking and eating vited to_ aitend. /OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: WALLPAPERING NATO over noorNATO activities, ’three states and overlaps the So he said th* $20. proposed tax cut The President/added that he Obituary A minority Veport of the Board Mr*. Dfinald Jorgensen and Mrs.' personally wouicp'not want to go "For exampth,” she said. "I dared SBC; the re|)ort aayS they were all •pace.” We cannot, therefore, propose that viet frontier. Of an estimated would take $2,300,000,000 off the not Wear alackrwhlch I have had Item on Agemla for Of Education V m read to the Endorsing ‘‘fully and gratefully Henry Michalak, co-chairmen, an • POCKET BOOKS REPAIRED revenues. , overboard wlth,-teipect to the mat "Bill I was surprised and shocked ■Town .Meeting Monday by Ray-, the more commendable in view of KIT. Reg: %\.69 other countries should oibmit to three million . Kurds, half a mil- since 1947 for fe ^ . of arousing crit to see on television , Demdgrallc j the fact the Board 4ddr*sseand Purchases, Rules of the three BoardXmcmbers who lablu w^lch will provide attractive • ORTHOPEDIC WORK DONE Forces based In Britain , will only ICurds have lived m this region, me — anyone who might have a tori," McCarthy continued. "That further meetings with the SBC devoted job, ably counseled by a be used ■with the consent of Her $9,900,000,000 deficit. By hard vantage py Russia. 'real or imagined reason for •upportY the, S cWm I Building cUmpetent profeaaional.” foragUig. 11 accumulating wealth by control World- Disarmaipent — On the places them far below Matusow, ^ The Board of Directors will con since they said, they had furnished • SHOE^MADE WIDER, NARROWER. Majesty’* government.” ling mountain passes and making work, he said, it has reduced the 51 rs. Rudolph R. Jrske suspecting me," Committee proposal Mr an addi all the information necessary,. Guest Spealter Members of the club are re-f expected deficit in the next fiscal basis df past history, Eisenhow- in my book.'’ sider setting a tax-rate at its meet- quested to bring their contribu-| LO ITER AND SHORTER Want ^ ta lig Exiled passing caravans pay heavy tolls. Mrs. Emma Buchholtz Jeske of Hardly Slept For Week- tion to the /(Kal school . Elollowed Rnard Instructions Dr. John H. Malone will be guest Latmr party leaders called for year to 2 'i billion dollars. said, he sees no reason for any McCarthy said Matusow ".ap ing\.Tuesday night and it is ex- The majority of Ihh B^terd voted tions to the Elks Home Jtomori^w They generally hate any govern Elmwood, mother of' Albert W, Smiling frequently and speaking peared to be a bona Jide ex-Com ' CScneral ManM^c Stating coYldence in the coin- speaker at the Co-operative Kin the neutralization of Formosa and ment and pay little, attention to 'With the proposed tax cut. he trepiendops optimism with respect in Czech, .the blonde star said she on Feb. 3 to approve a'six room .petetvee aniMntegrity of the archt- dergarten pnA Nursery meeting to ..Should pickup be necessarj-,. this i 701 MAI^ ST.—NexL to Gustafson’s Shoe Store the Pescadores and the exiling of w;ent on, the couritpy would be go tp disarmament. First, he add Jeske of 15 Sanford Rd., died yes munist who had broken with the | Ritharll Martin will recommend a addition and corridor, omlvUng any / nrrty arranged by contacting h e r w im il u a m s taxation or military conscription. tho.ight so much about how. she party” at the time of the political; 3'-mill \ale. the same rate en- tect. the minority said he had pro night at ■United Methodist Chi .'ch, Open Moi^hru Sat.—Open Thurs. Night until 9 P; M. S -W MI-S-66$6 Chiang. Kurds cross frontiers at will with ing back to greater deficit spend ed. there must be evidence that terday at her home. would arrange her escape during, alterations for auxiliary facilities ceeded in accordance with Board Hts subject will be the five ye/r /Mr*. Jorgensen, 5 TylCr Circle, or 719 .MAIN ST., ,5IANCHES'TER\ TEL. The party's National Executive catnpaign and pdded; "I think he j visioned iW the Board when it ap- Mrs. Norman Blanchette, 52 Bunce out regard for passport formali ing. He added that is the most in• 'each party to any such dlsarma- Born June 30. 1883, In Germany, her stay in Vienna that "I bad proposed for the current building. opinion Insofar as he had been able old child. Dr. Malone, a MancY*- Committee adopted a many faceted iidlous thing that could happen tg'j ^ient was acting in good ’faith- was telling the truth then, and is j proved Ihetpidget for the current The minority report was\pre- Dr, ties. ■ "This IS my passport," a A e had lived lit the United States hardly a night’s sleep during the lying now. He clearly is a'ervlng i year. to obtain clear cut opinion, that ter pediatrlrisn. liven on Linwood resolution in line with policies out KuM will say, pointing to his ri the country. Given that, the President said, 50 years. 45 of them in Elmwood. whole week.’’ pared and signed by Pr^ss, careful examination of the cost Drive and is school physieikn for lined in recent months by Labor's Eisenhower said 1954 was l^e the then this country would like, as the cause of the Communist party Martin was'Xjot in town today fle. Some Kurds Itye in Iran and She wa»:' a member of Grace Lu During the competition Miss Na- now. aiding those, who were con Weldon Miner and Howard esUitjAlea had shown them to be the. local Co-operative. ThA meet moderate leader, Clement Attlee cross into Iraq to cultivate their best year that' salaried; woyxcra- he phrased it, to put ^ervthing chodska met Cinada's figure-* kat- when the ageilda. for th* Tuesday Jensen who said they did so bk;. a mrndle figure and. cited the con ing will be held at 8 p.m: ever enjoyed. He said , that/whlle theran Church, Haetford. victed under the S-mith act" on The resolution urged Churchill s lands. , in the pot and go Jus^' as far as Besides /her son, ahe leaves her ing champion, Carol Jean Pachl. meeting waa relei^d. but the last cause the issue* were of such Im census that "if initial costa were To .Meet Tonight conservative government "to make wage increases of 5 to 9 unta an anyone else. charges of engaging in a conspira- time he mentioned 'the rate, indi The Board of Education wil! Many Kurds have become loyal husban-', Rudolph Jeske; three who originally wa* from Prague. ,cy. portance and that they "mu.st as- .drastically reduced increased it'clear to the U.S. administration to their governments, however. hour were relatively, insimificant, Mias Nachodska last sa.w Miss' cations were he would, recommend aume a share of the responsibility aintenance costs were likely to hold its regular meeting at the pi^chaaing power' was /stabilized Formosa—The Ujilted States, ether sons, William F. Jeske of ' McCarthy said he would not ask 35 mills. that it could not\ reckon on any Iraq’s Aiiny Chief' pf Staff Gen the PrMldent said, already i« on Springfield, Mass., Oswald E. Pachl and her father ai 10 a.m. for permission to testify before the for failure of the Board to agree on ke the overall-coats higher." school at 8 o'clock-tonight. military' assistance^from Britain in eral Rafiq Aref is a Kurd, as are due to stability of the dollar. Saturday, ji;iat before the.v flew Tile Board is also schYuled to one plan." ‘The minority referred to a Board Visitor In Town The President said that in an In record in favor of-exploring ever.v Jeske and Ronald R. Jeske, both of internal security subcommittee, 'discuss the town’s purchase of th* .*4 'hostilities connected .with the off many top officers and government possible means that might lead to EH,mwood: three daughters. Mrs. t. Duesseldcrf. She said she Was headed by Sen. Eastland iD-MIss). Thev said all Board'^mebera hab •, lettV of August, 1954, urging early Mrs, Grace jfanson Brock of shore islands.' officials. But -among- the Kurds flationary period rich people can still undecided then on whether to Cheney Bros, property on Hackma buy equities, and ^crease their a ceasefire in the Formosa strait. Adolph Kiesel of Hartford and Mias "I. would not a.sk to reply to a tack Street in an effort to keep it Further the Laborite^ asked that there is a perennial longing for a This remark was in reply to Et'le E. Jeske and Miss Grace E. make a break for freedom and how confes-sed ■ perjurer," he .said. "I END bp AilbNTil the Chinese Communists be ad separate and independent Kurd earnings but thos/pn fixed income she would do. it. off the residential development cannot. a request for comment oh British Jeske, both of Elm wo^; a brother would not .waste the time." market. Former Director Sherwt y/c: mitted to the U.N. as "an essential istan- The Kurds have revolted -Foreign Mipister Anthony Eden’s in Germany; a slater In Can da Her, opportunity came two McClellan told reporters that seriously 19 times since 1923. Four We. simply; cylnot have this kind Bowers has spoken in favOr of bu>^ ;V.V>.*A‘.V.V.%V.W part of a Far Eastern settlement." of thing In responsible govemipent, statement ^-that Eden hoped the and a sister in Germany, and aix hours later, when she went with in questioning Matusow "what I \ The Nationalists, now represent of these rebellions' have been the Czech team to spend their ex ihg Ihe'lanrt and Director W alter' he said. Formosa crisis could bs settled at gi andchUdren. was trying to do w“ , Vlc*r Sen. Mahoney favors the move. RITE-KING \China in the world organization. agabist Iraq, the others against the Bangkok conference now in The funeral will be held Friday tra Austrian money. They "went McCarran's name." ^ TurRey and Iran. EisenhowWr was asked why it Is Rrrnmme'ncts Pnfehase . \ The Laborites also said they any wora^to cut tpxes now than to session./ afternodn at 2 o'.clook in the Grace in a body into a shop. Then Miss He said he thought Matusonv Another land purchase from Ballpoint Poi^ i wanted the United States 'to get Lack of unity among the Kurds take such action^ next year. Lutheran Church, Hartford, with Nachodska aaid ahe wsnti^ to Tromondout bargain eppertunitiasi Representatives of the eight na had "implied"' that McCarrsn Cheney Bros, whicji the Board will Ideal- fn'r purse the Chinese Nationalists to with themselves has been largely re WouVdn>t the resulting deficit- be. burial in Rose Hill Memoiial Park', drop into another nearby store to might have had something to do sponsible for failure of these .re tions/which signed the Southeast considier is the land near the Lin DRUG STOi or pocket. Reg. Dbn't miss thorn I THURSDAY draw’ from the offshore islands. the same In tvvo years? A reporter Asia Collective Security pact are Rocky Hill. buy lipstick and w-ould be right with sending Matusaw into the coln School. The Board of Educa This represented almost the only volts. "B u t Iraqi leaders fear Rus askep: Eisenhower replied that his back. It.w as then she made her 46<:. A real spe meetiilg in Bangkok. Friends ma.v call at the Vaylor West to "smear" some candidates tion rocorainend* the-purchase for' ^ 2 MAIN STREET AT ST. JA>>^ES STREET cial. FRIDAY point, in which the Labor resolu sia 'could cryajlalllze widespread inlstratlon already has re- break. in 1952. McClellan said that under Kurdish rebellion by / bac'king a ■ United Nations— Taking a dif and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 the protection of the school. Th* SATURDAY tion coincided with British govern fned a tax reduction of $T;600,- Washington St., tonight froim 7 to Miss Nachod.ska said she hoped questioning Matusow testified Mc- property is oc(”I in lean ln/1948. ^ I.Mig-Term Program possibly to Canada and (xllitinue anything like that. iON SAir iHURSDAY, FRIDAY X $ATUBDAY | "VPhaL^help ' wbuld gn Arab, Knowland (Calif) in a New York to 5 and from 7 to 10 p.m. by the school. 9e SPECIALS He aaid this has helped increase her skating career. McCarthy alrfad.v has denied The board will again consktor a * League/defense pact be to ua confidence among businessmen and speech last night. Eisenhower said "I • want to move about as I he still believes the United Na AI-TER REpr.AT WIN that he sent Matusow to Wa.sh- plan to widen the Union Street case y Commuplst-backed Khi investors with the result that there please and know that nothing but Ington or Montana, or su.gge.sted Bridge and th relocate the atreet. XiVa£^x^eKU^eHcy DRUG STORE ■- / WOMEN'^S PASTEL BLQUSES I shoqfd sevolt/?" an' Iraqi has been a very healthy upswing tions is woi;thy of this country's my skating ability will determine Ruth Millett support.. Boston. Feb. 23 (>P)—Ch. Fancy that Matusow go there- He said The Directors are also; slated lo Nylon & aertat* tricot. New-»*a»on tiylet. J2-38__1.00 * a^ed. "Among oiff Arab i^igh- in the economy. If this upswing my standing." she said. / . today he - kneV. however, tlipt lake up proposed revisions to their O' bora. Jordan, Syrla/jand Bomba I'dier. a bloodhound who ■ / continues and expenditures can be Knowland said he felt the U.N, works for the- Connecticut potice. Her parents live in Prague. Her Matu.sow did visit ■ those-'state* rules of procedure. One change, acetate tricot panties . '■ * Figure* Show Ihere. Are Job* For 'have armies so smali, .that tl)by reduced some mqre, then he said was not an effective means for father, who was once deputy di / barely suffice for frontlleFdefehse today tries to become' the third and "I knew he was talking about proposed by a subcommittee which Reg.' .lOc Fancy trims. Non-run. Size* 5-6-7. 3 for f 1 * Qualified Older -Woinen it may'be possible ini'1956 \p stabil achieving/world peace or thivart- animal ip the history of the East rector of the National 'ScKial Inf his previous ^friepds in the Com has studied the rules, would make Figures published by "Lifetime agaih.st Israel. The vEgyptian ize living costs and make a proper Ing aggression. siirance program, is retired. A munist part,/” ’ ' r u Ff l e -r im m e i) p l a s t ic a p r o n s * Army Is pyroceupleit/With the ern Dog Club’s .show to win the it impoMitle for any,, one’ to speaje. MINERAL OIL \ Living" that P) — .If ypii don't I . . - t . foi-mer premier and an Inde PAPER TOWELS t ^ prob cm of finding a Job after ^ aniendmenls.i, Rep. Arends IR-III) had said af There can be ho final answer on infn tKj» bp-/* prrtiin ftf • _ ...... ___ . Miss) said the Justice Dept, had pendent Republican. Plnay ah-/ they fell into the age group of One would boost the special tax ter a While "House chnference tl.e over all problem at any one like to nibble (in Mexican IriedJ kked for a transcript of the stained from- voting on th* Parl^ ’«)eHIFUNI?.'nACK OP to n-i-ui Z) ooooooaoffoo.oooooooQOoe MFORT-CUT "older woinen.’’ ; 1 worm*. Mrs.‘Evelyn Hslnes won’tl . . exemption to $5,000. Others would Tue.sday that the Democratic; tax time, h i said. . ’ quaVel with you. ' f^d.y^ch as calvej tonsils snd hVrings. Treatle.s when Mende."<-Franj/f ------J They have their jobs because imx'ease ’ the funds Congressmen cutting move was" "100 per cent Reciprocal Trade - A»k«d ' for tusow stuck to his story that lanimed therh through the As-, n / they have held onto them through now get for office slaffii and other, potitlral." ’ comment on the large nuinher of fh * ' has found men are far e n*s falsely Accused,“hundreds " .sembly by a margiri of only/ 2? GOWNS the year*. > . ' expenses, Elsenhower said that while he House Republicans who vot.ed icrisp . rice cr/icker. andmake a women to. ad- of persons of ties to (Tornmunism- votes last Dec. 30. "But thlw ah- You’d expect to pay ui;yo Take Close Look at Yourself Morse also seeks to require pub •gainst the adminiatration'j for- g'ood Conversational tidbit at c(x;k-. when hYlcstlfled both in courts 2.98 for these. mide.by s' REG, 4.98 The other reason‘fs' that-some often ..criticizes ,/deas hf never tail time." .she said. "B u t-1 myself vehlufe with ’ , foreign delicacies. stPiitlbn A'as not expectM 1- lication of the names and pay of challenges an.vbod.v’s motives. He aign trade position ori preliminary Fdrmer sCrvicemen. in particular, and on Capitol Hill in th* earlier handicap him in pii.shitig therpact- Miracle value! Finest quality cot ^'•famous maker. Full Cut for older women know little about job- bpHotSi EisenhoWer said that on prefer the flavor of FloridI ratlle- ‘ Healthy, cheerful ,litt,je birds all congressional emplo-,-ea. Thl.s said he had had Completely satis like to sample, anew dishes they 1950s. through the Council of the/Repuh-/ ton pliiM gowns' in this season's ..tha^imum protection. Save! hunting. except knowing that they information now is available on the finaL vote—for passage of the snake meat or Frengh larks "'v ' , ” . are heautifully colored, all-in fiwtor.v. relations with individual Stuffed with truffles aiid goose during w>i- Matusow sold he had date.-i. in lie,' upper House of Parliament. full plumage. Easy to car* ■ want a. Job. stsiffs of House members but not bin—a ihajorily :of both Republi New York witti-a federal court and newest. styles.»Pr*ctical as they’re - They don't realize' that the Democrats tn connection with cans and Derpocrats went along. for; "cfrtiflcate issued with qn Senators, unless authorized, by legislative proposals. ' a federal grandjury. Excusing him WACTE each, guaranteed. older wxjman v.tio is isoKing for a Individual Senators. '"'Mra. Haynes, a talC a t t r a c t W ^ S T M . ^ ! : ; f f^!^ - pretty. Suds ’em out . , never need Job must have eoinethlr.g definite About the time of the Presi Pennsylvania Dutch housewife, has temporarily, the subcommittee RASKET deni's fls.'#l lecture, Sen. Byrd aa a.f^ag,” she said, "and-then are called other witne.sses for closed- ironing. Prints ’n plains. 34 to 40. ■ to offer besides the cssurance that an unusual Job. She is a food seput door questioning abqut the case. Cale«AiiQQe . ehe 18 willing to try anything. Business Is Gboil, iD-Va), a foe of the income tax who- searches the markets pf the surprised to learn they like them. OM/gos w v She should ije 'a ’blc to make a cut plan, thoved to have the House About Town "W e’ve had quite a few repeat Matuaow told the Senators yes world'for rare foreign menu items orders, for the worms. Tliey're one, terday that other former Com- Copd first impression ThaJ means bill taken up hy the finance com Rockvile Emblem Club lyiembers- tjnknown to^most Americait she should have a trim .’igure; be Plan Annual Sale mittee which he hea.ds. palates. Her own palate has few of our heat-selling items. They nunlsta who have testified kbout are reminded .of the food sale Fri loirit rather like empty black lo Communist espionage alno have USB GRANTS neatly and :B'.Utably dressed; and Humphrey to ^p|aln day at- the Cooperative' Stores, prejudices, and she feels' she has be buisino.'s-like in her manneii- -- Byrd announced his . <:ommitthe cust shells. But they aren't as given false testimony. Rain put a damper on the sec Park Place, Rockville. '•Members one of the most interesting and en tasty, of course, as rattlesnake He .iiarned, Elizabeth Bentloj). CHILDREN'S CREDIT COUPONS No prospective employer is go ond day of the \Va;-huigton's Birth will hear Secretary of the'Treaaury unable to get their donations of joyable, pareera. of any woman tn ing to be Impressed ,hy a dowdy Humphrey' in public-session next meat. That tastes rather like Louis Budenz, Mgnning Johnson day Party sa'le today, but yester food to Rockl-nie by 11 a. m. are America,. veaL” and Paul Crouch, all of them con SPECIALS « k a w « * * * ^applicant or tine wd’.o has a don't- day's response; plus 'some "carry Monday morning, and probably'^act asked to contact Mrs. George H. "Right now I’m trying to find care look about her. ‘on the bill ^t a committee meet abmeone who imports chi^ late- . Other food rarittw which Mrs. fessed ex-Reda and frequent gov MERIEI HIRSHEY over" trade today, guaritntees the ’Williams. 105 Oxford St., who wfll Haines stocks and tiUtes, yvlth ernment witnesses. ' Nor will an employer be inter party as sn annual event on the ing Monday afternoon. pick them vp. • ' Y ^ r c d anta,” ahe said. "Thqy're BAIY OIL cut KISSES ested Ih a woman w;ho is too talka- more or leas enjoyment, are dried Miss Bentley, self-described for O r U iftd Rog. 1.98 Sanforikod donim Chamber of Commerce calendar,'It TTie Virginian said he had been qiiife a delicacy in South America, mer Communist, said today “I have h's loBoUsed ^ e and who wants him to listen afi/ised by. Rep. Cooper-( D-Tenn). i understand, and Pro very curi seaweed and octopus from J(Q>an, wa.s reported today. - - Town (Jleik Samuel J. Turking- Ciuined alligator and muskrat, alk never given false testimony and UH/iSTS I’SIR ' to a long tale of woe. And he v.ill ■ Phillip Harrison, chairman, of chairman of the House Ways and toh. Jr-, has announced that a ous to see how they taate.” i 37c hib. < toe far more -Hr-pressed by the w-oni- steak, buffalo stew, Chilean hot never' intend to." s- i ^ . 4 9 ' m\ R^PLAsne BOYS’ WESTERN JEANST ___ - A . • ' , MAGIC !4-T-R^E-T-C-K 09c MINnb thi-Chamber’s Retail Division, said Means Committee, that the House meeting of all majors for the an Other-delicacies Mrs. Haines has peppers stuffed with red snapper, Mi'S Bentley, now teaching ro an who tells him txactly what she will pass the bill tomorrow after nual Red Cioss fund drive will be fx p w f 'wofcfc r«fMir Rfg. 45c Enjoy this la- NYLONS •ARlfCLOTH that every Main Street merchant received orders for, but so Ja r has canned grxiuse from Scotland, and mance languages at Sacred Heart Authentic ityling. in rugged , can do than by the woman who he talked with had benefited by noon. held tomorrow night at Red Cross been unable to fill:.m asted grass mout chocolate... stvlagiil M>’s rhe IS willing to .ry any kind Spanish stuffed cuttlefish canned Academy hire, made the statemeni ••PvIcR to h t t p y o u BLl|Tln 1 GADGET BAG the lnctwa.sed traffic yesterday. In talking to reporters^ Byrd de- headquarters. He has asked that hoppers, canned bats from Giiam, In ill* own ink. < when asked lor comment on teiti- fabric. Extra-strong double 1 a. rn- «9c ■ -73c or jeto. dined to predict what his commit Pair 2 TDI. As a result, he said, the mid all the major* bring any list* of and French fried bumblebees from rTl tIeflHt Is more on the order of a vey Matusow before a ^ n ate In Medico ,'rheae same tin* quallly Smart net: .floril, Krnic, an older woman hasn't a ^chance he will bend every effort to have may have, - - seam*. ‘ Blue. Sizrs 6 to 16. here, “will be a regular event here "One customer wanted rhe, to rubbery sardipe.) ternal security suhoomUnittee yes ted lot 3 9 ' nvions sell elsewhere for. modern patterns for dr*- at a Job, should take a close look from novv on.’’ , the $20..tax cut provision kniKked get him some hummingbird ' hfiasiBg dates?“ leliel -. a t herself *nd of what she has to out . "SonipUmds I bring new foods terday. TODDLERS' 39c TRICOT PANTIES 1.95 pair. 1, periei. 36'wide. Save noa-t , . ___ _ I Harrison>aaid today's traffic was GROMYKO UAftrpS SAFELY tohguea, because he had heard Hie home to let my,-30-yC*r-old mother , She said she had known Mjtfi- Misting trains? offer an a iL T f^ k e r h ^ r '^ ‘>n»‘derably mllde. ' than .ves- The Senator aaid his group will old Roman* emperors used-to snack N dthing is dtdre her age taste thetn,” remarked Mrs. 'sow only cssually and remembered ALHHIRBII CHLOROPHYU^^ -Acetate rayon. comfort-c;;ut. Whlte^jpasteU. 2-6x pr. i 7 < ! terdsy. end attributed that fact put the 'tax bill ahead of reciprocal London. Feb. IS tidA—A Rus- on them.*’ she said, smiling. ‘‘But no extensive conversation por faritaling than a Watch that what she' has let the j'eirs do to trade legUlation, because of the Hainea.. "She took a bite' of rattle TOOTH PASTE C O c to the Inclemetit weather. ‘''But. aian airliner with Soviet Deputy I think he was n^erely trying to snake, then aaM; "particular discussions with him." won't keep good-time; To pro S 59- Kolynos ‘Giant Sii* . ,4Ei i CHILDREN'S BQXER JEANS her. even with the rain." he said, "there March 31 deadline for action on ^Foreign Minister .Andrei i eU»T'r w^st. ’w'Ss some carry-over trade." . the revenue mepaure. That la i-pM aboard ovemhot London air 4 9 $i.7s ' ■npnian U * * * a.-* ******* . Mrs. Haines wg.x launched on have a 'bottle of beer .and a plattar New York not later than 1*50. have it inspected at least tmee ice, Inc.' ^ when the corpcfratlon levies and port, twice today, but finall.v her odd career after her employer. of crab pattlea." Matusow "didn’t make much of. a year. We’D do this tor you Oven Peeled Potatoes . excises are now diie to drop. la,nd<^ oa/ely. Official* said a an impression on me,” she said. MEN'S SPECIALS CHRI8tl.VN .STEPS DOWN ... Tax students In ^he' House said Max Hess, head of a department Her husband, a steelworker, re fne^ You'll he amazed at how 70-minute delay In the landing fuses to be a guinea pig,. sticka Walgrooa 1,98 value RAYON TAILORED CURT.UNS the personal Income tax cut would store In Allentown, Pa.,' returned miwh hotter your watch will S-T-R-e-t-C-H-Y NYLON SOCKS Ingredients: 4 medium-size po- was caused by difficulty in from a trip abroad convinced his stoutly to potatoen*; meat and lAIWER RECORD CNILIREH’S , OURAdIE LASTIC \ Washable finish. Expert Ullorlngv Eggshell pr. ] Storrs. Feb, 23 (4»i—Becau.8e his I'tatoes .(aboqt 1 1-4 poundsl. 2 ta reduce revenues by .about '815 mil- run after it is cleaned and oaed. UQUOR DEPT. ^ Two slipiB lEt' sll 9 University ofConnecticut is a translating messages from the customers might like to try exotic gravy. CASTIRIA Buy BGveial paiPs. nave more iua>*.Aflc blespoons wateri i tShlespodn but/C'Jion doltara in'llli(n'llje fiscal year start- airport /control tower to the New Haven, Feb. 23 (gV-Yale's I f repairs are needed our expert now. Unusual/comfort, ex- Men* alzF* ^ g ^ » ^ ■bX CUSHIONS H :»9c value “CANNON" BATH TOWELS contender for a bid to the -NCAA ter or margarine (soft 1'. paprika, in'g next, July . T. That would in-. foods they had read shout but Only once haa Her own palate re Parker’s Reserve )9& Tournament next month. Athletic Russian pilot. perhaps iljpver tasted. belled agalnat Mrs. Haines. That 400-yard freeatyle quartet lowered aerviM will put things right. S-OM. traprdinary long wearipg, _ ^ Hatid 20 " k 40’* size. Green, blue or yellow - — ^ I. ..e Method: Peel potatoes and -cut in crease the estimated federal defi the intercollegiate record by 1.4 ■MIR OWNIgii botfh easy-wash. Popular colufs ' tm Director J. Orlean (?hh.5tlan ha.s cit for the year from $2,400,0f)0.0i00’ Husbands, he soon found, were waa when she tasted a canned- 86 proof 5th half crosswise: place close togeth CAIXED LEFTIST, AGENCY seconds yesterday, awl(*unlng the ' See n* ahout getting the amW - 35' otepped down as a member of the er ■ (hut not overlapping i tn diall to $3,200,000,000. willing to buy dishes like Japa Yood of eels in i' J/iliVn-ivMVf f ’ At this price only because they are not-full five-man , Selection Coninvitee of ing pan. Add water to pan. Cove.f The Way* and Means Ci}nimittee. HASSIETHUIIASO'AYES . Hingle pal* ...... Wn ——-1 M - the Association of New England Washington, Feb. S3 .LD— Cautious vrii-es restrained them. thi«ada, each about a/half inch , meet with Colgate. Yale won the M a ia s ii^ for your watch. 100 proof. Bottled ~ pl^AViV in tolfi} col or a tightly—aluminum foil piay bis vote for the combination* measure'’ gleet 64-20. to stretcK iU winning 135 bolt*. ’ 3. y**' $ 1 Colleges fob Conferences on Ath-bake in moderate (350 yeatertay was 16-9. Hen.r Enstlniyl (INMIss) tdday They did, that is, until Heas pot, long,” ehe saicC. ‘*When 1 spread in Bond 6th ■§ GRANTS OPEN EVERY MONDAY uifK ranfh' ttripf-^^rimx, letlca. The committee selects thf Other Ike Oplaona desrribed na "n propnganda the idea of having -Mrs. Haines them on a cocktail craciter, I ' outd streak to 133 consecutive dual LUXURIA CLEANSINB CREAf. R-g. 3.50- degrees) pven.until Just about ten- meet victories. TAe Ella’ 400-sArd New England champion, which der and wafer -has- evaporated—30 T he-P rud ent-also dealt with Ageifry''for far left -cause*" the, '^dpen and sample the delicacies be tee their little eyes looking up at Calvift^ih ^59 ’'New TPfi< publishing firm fore their eyes and show the wives ;iri* . . . their little hl*cH eyeZ." team of Kdrry Donovan. Hendrik I. try M i ' ffl5 m a in ST. gets ‘ an suatomaUc berth In thi^ minutes. Uncover, spread potatoes these oth# matters; 90 proof / ' 5th 4^ 4. VartalT tournament. Replacing Cnristian with butter and-spriqkle with paR- 'Wheat for Russia- —- Eisenhower hns agreed to publish n booirby how to prepare ah(t serve theni. \. After her,bout with the Infant (Sandy) OideonM. Rex Aubrey m A F. E. BRAY 4 Sfaras-Ja-1 W.T. will be Ray Ootflng. athletic di riM.. Continue baktiig IS minutes' said he personally looks aakancs at tunudiont irlY*** Harvey Matu- "I “ had a pratly giiod back •lb». Ml*,, Halnee feeli aura thpae Dave'Anuitnong better^ the old MANCHESTER’S OLDES'T SS- nilWlM’ ~ rector and baalfstball coach f'.at or' unUI cooked thniugh. Makia 6' th* id«f of offeriM turplus Amer If-described former ground for the Job,**^ said Mrs. cbooolate-poverati uita 'wlU; be « mark set By the Unlverafty of ESTABLISHED JEWELER TTlnlty CoUega." r' -•- ■ eepvlnga. «. ican wheat to the Soviet Union but Hhinei. "My #ad—-he waa an un- welcome Appetizer,' ' Michigan liMt year- , 717 Mala 8L--TaL' tIl-A>M|17 r ^ •'‘fr I: 1 / J * X' .'v., ■ / .> . ■ ■ ■> S . r 1 / ► V -: J. ; I r.
^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1S)B5 f ACE TWELVE \ *ANCK1»TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY^23 .RAGE THIRTEEN a eoaf like that. ■ , foreman, t61d hla fellow-wrorker ^IKiipS BUNNY ■ rrT r Yvette-T-No, it took only a few. that he felt like telling him where Anawer to Previous Pugzio' To Welcome the Jfew. Baby-. For Orterl]/, AttraeUve Olnaqta VbnMl Suddenly Seem IL' ■ hours. I. won flrat pcin In a lie got off again. A. wonderful gift |o welcome the" \ColorfuI/«ARMENT BAOR etti beautiful leg confeaL Other. Worker—What do j w State of tho Notion arar UfOO.'^ Sense and Nonsense A- new baby would be a matching set hame* appearance of clothes '-4y>‘Have Grown An mean "again?” • SO are now 47c. double ka an effectlva center kettle; using soup can as m ^ u re, Milton," explains "both Of whom THie mink coat that Mias l^^ette kln. ^e. apple eceltop end rice pud I poacjvfd egg and apodn a snappy 29 Indian coin . 1 2 r r r r ID An 8-0*. bottle Cough Svrup to Choose from 4 popular add 3 cans water. Stir iiy liquid And now comti a truly i had a iooA knowledge of b<)oK Labour was wearing was a beau- \ V' ding take to thia topping, 'whip from can of beets: slice Veet* in cheese .sauce over. Dust vAth Engli^, but were' Weak on our tlfurcreatlon and attrScted many 32 Rebel soothe throal'^drynea* and tickling styles: black, white or brass with Uid makt up that will d6 for 3 34-----and JT r cream' until It begins to get thick; either green or ^hartreuae mstchstlck-sixe pieces )tiid add paprika \or - garnish with tiny txactly what the picture *b idiortfs. Their curiosity was In-; admirthg glances. \ Add three tabla'poons of confec- I eg. 98c, nqW 57c. Antihistamine w i^ cabbage, brown sugar, wine sprigs of ^raley. ■ihows. satiable as they continually pelted Admioore— May I atak how you bobtail tablets tf/give prompt Tellef from , r tloners/ sugar, a good dash of salt ______.Add minced onion and parsley to vinegar, salt, peppei' to faale, gar ‘ L anoun PLua Liquid \ nTr with a barrage of questions, acquired\uch a marvelous coat? 36 Opposed r 37 Lubricate / ' and a quarter teaspoon of ground •ymptoms of common cold /•* ;„ '„ h e d potatoes sad tefve with lic, and.,a pinch of thyme. Bring Two-lone froitting: Cover your really cover* the s in s ^ your, i thought 1 w-as doing rather well ■V'vett#-^ got It with a little F 5(1 nutmeg and finish whipping cream. 98c now 37c. Save 34c on , broiled chicken or sliced smoked to , a boH^ cover_ and/simmer 1 rake with fro.sUng in one color. akin. Those liny lines i^d imper* when I, neatly and simply/'' ex pin money P^anaged to pick up. 31 Simple Nome Lipsticks; save 48c on Cara ■ ructions you fo thorpughly hate, 39 Midday I hour. Makes ahnu't 6 Alps. Then tint nioie fr^tlng in a con plained that the sign 'Suits, J20 Admirer—IW money! .• Jt must II 2i/-. eteh the CSothIng Budget' Nome Face Creams. , Nylon ^ ' ______\Note: I f ,sour ycream and trasting sh'ade and spoon'it into are hidden from Mfht Biit itdoei ' 41 ------Antaley. a two more beau^wonders for up' meant suits in that store cost have taken yoti a long time to thera! Save dollars by brittle tooth brushes reg/39c are ..crushed dried dill leaf are avall- a paper cornucopia for dacorating California fiesranre of IMnette Rets 'you: / t%venty dollars or- more. But a save up enough pin money to buy s 25 r » 5T fgihionlng your fsmily's aprihg now 5 for 97c. Vltamfn concen Modem, streamlined DINETTE 'able,\ flavor the WN?] * Canada and An inexpensive . 'and practical are clocks/ stationery, wallets, time; wh/, nM turn your, invest- j SION by White .and Wyckoff tus Liquid, hrlpt to soften and M OVE, PI WK/ 'M A JO R/Vie 1 ' / If you want your pie ihelli to TRUCKS. AMD NOTE MOIN tU E RO CKifiS /kOTlOei , ' museum btichlgan i way to own and- wear leopard Is bnishes aijiif toy*. ment into ia/iahle cash. _ at the' greet yon, Al*o. dainty floral bor smooth your skin. TH AT LO ST CAN'T Pu t i '' he Crispy, pul them away under'- a 6 0 T A GLIMP&e RROPELS AIR FROM *mE ?ELUJ\M6 S4 Renege to have it in a small clutch bag. same time gXing sotp^e' boy or girl ! der* or corner accents on pi Imagineavmgke upthat not only OF HIM FLYIKJG HELMET WILL VOJ r U\ lodae cover or put a piece of waxed UP TMROUSM A OUOT TO VMAPT A OEPOSiTORS', SO Country hotel ■i 6ns with a snap top. Clpok poultry giblets In a amAll an opportiujjfy to take piano lea- sheer, lightweight notep'aper* gives you the appearance of hav. OUT WITH THE BE A SWELL ^— . MONE'/, IW GURE paper over them. ing insanity grown a hew, flaw* FIMAL V / , / b re eze acr o ss t h e 57 Ardor amount of seasoned water. Then sons too. ■IMP'S INC.. 763 Main nicer thsn ever and only $1 a COLOR MOVIE A Pipe OREAm] COULD R ... \ '■ • less and younger.looking skin*, CAAAEKAH600T TOUCH/ / SITTER’S ?ROW.'— A LL THIS, 58 ------Grande, WaUpapera In Uome Show Model , use the stock for soup, tapee or . Rave ,m Dororator Fabrics St„ win (fl^'e - you top-vplue ap- — t h is is HANE ' \ hut that also makes it softer feeU CHRISTMAS-/ WITH A MAGNlplCiEliiT PIECE OF^ Arixone !T 5? W AIX PAPB B S •ml PAINT ^ravy. Gihlet meat la good .popped Especially for "Sew and Save praissi. vo obligation of course. -You'll n»ed a pint of oys^r* to a ing and smoother looking. |1-plus A SAHIlC. FOOLED St Paid from AHERWIN - WfLLlA.MS and mixed with hard-cooked eggs MI 3-568( • tax. Nothing else like it. ■ f o r h it u r e , e l e v a t in g ■ ME' Week" Feb. 19-20, the CHENEY quart of milk If you ar^ilannrng k THE *‘lt iutt won't ttart whon not ovtn when I pour newspaper r 0 tl COMPANY' are used lif. Model S lZ € S y and mayoqnaise: use ay * tpread BROTHERS REMNANT RALER- on oyster stfw. To mfeprire the c u l t u r a l hot water on the motorr* ' Itcma House at West HarUord a\Home for crackerilM>r in a aanvwich R005I ha* further reduced their Give I'ole slaw a flavor change stew New. "York, style *esi.on with h o o Ple ■x Show open through Saturday/ .The z-zA ...... u.sually attracllve price* on new- Orate /a red-*k|nned svveet-tart celery Aalt and Worceslerahlre ^ntri' intrance , hall wallpaper la li|^t Hhoe Repalring"YJKIle-You-Ualt for-spring DRAPERY - .SUP- apple/into the mayonnaise you sauce. plan in use on the cAhhagr salsd. PRISCILLA’S POP Fair Question BY AL VERMEER ivprvry background with gold During this V»9«t^b.week line (xiVE R I PHOI/tTERY M.A- print: the living room wall* deco-i up the children in 7.0TTI H SHOE ■ you'h find printed Don'/ peel the apple before gral- / Build a FYattrrIng Wardrobe ra t^ with wallpaper of white And \ \ . ' / SERVICE, *’•''* I Unen, glaied Chlnll.-slso Antique Tf commercial sour creani is New fluid Itnea and the 1955 SHE'S BEEN IN BED gold weave. The master bedroom ! 'ijvery little lasaie/ovca a pretty achool ahoea REPAIRED wHh new | Damaak, and Brocade. See 8931 avMIsbIe in your neighborhood, YOU ll-M "lighter look" Is evident In ' , Liquid Mak«*Up POR DAYS WITH MEAN THIS wallpaper la a heavy texture of | frodi especially oti'e like this that |snles and heel* MHII-E the table of 0-7 j_...yard . remnant...... — ,’o/l may u.se one-thi-d o f/ h e SPRING COATS and TOPPERS Tlitft tl o\[ir of* gtnwin* lofo'is fluil r o u K e '»T5u A O oLD . WILL HELP beige with gold fleur-de-lla. Walla |ia trimmed w itl^ o ft ribbon bows |M'AIT. In ^ k ln g qver last yeaX^j enough to rejuvlnate a am ami two-thirds mayonnaisl> arriving daily in Fsahlon Dept, of TO TAKE rr TO HER PEEL in sOcond bedroom are painted ap-j and a pretty 1/ tle corsage tucked ; ^ r l ^ ^ and ^ aiunmeT^^m,^*^^^ r e - c h a i r , or pick up match- The ever-populir halter neckline the app)e-dre*sing. WOWl subd/eaa that's/a 'must' all sum MONTGOMERY 5VARD CO. .MRS. MSNULTY BETTER ■pie" bloaioin with an APPI.IK AY ; under th* boy/ on the yoke. ; m e m b e r that (Uijcouragingly pieces to recover a divan. Down-to-earth prices of $9.98 to DEAR. mor. Topped vyitji a brief cover-up R. O. M. Sale PHONE' WHAT YF of F A IX IN O FEATHER design ; Pattern 2484 contains dr*** | shabby shoes glow with new lif« $19.98 appeal to -fashlon-con- TO MAKE In 'lilac. A\map of-th'e United ; tissue In^xea 2, 3.'4 yeara inci; | and*/omfort. under the t.slented | bolero. W. T. GRANT dark brown sug*iC 't cup butter bleVt homemakers won't want to For this pattern, send 3ftc/ in weave*, and T5veeda. Sm*j;t TOP TOM di, 1 cup un- mil*. A w id e’ selection of DRA PERS IY)R GIRI.S 7-14 and *25 to ^500 used on exteitor of Model Home 'TER/EVENING HERALD. 37* ' Quick and different Cranberry, - ! ' cooked quick rolled Mits, Apricot coins,, your name, address,, Alxe PERY M ATERIAL in spring's TEENAGERS 10T-16T at $7.98 to It Olympic Blue with Peach W. QUINCY ST., CHICAGO 0, relish: Put * —an orange------runpeeled'*•* ' ' deslrVd and the pattern nuynher new designs, reg. 79c is now 2 $16.98 give careful attention to de CfiR«g« tilt Roym^fif tif$ F*wf pf Irptboglr som Bhutter* and tiiir. SHE II.U \ but seeded 1 thro'.igh the food chop- Method: Sift together fhKflour. I j?* .\N- yards for 31. VENETl'A.V tail. .Try several style* on soon: Am«$mt Ampwnt •! Mpfv*^ly P Qyiw«nltf»r: [V00,TlNI6GS«i.ise.. ••sie|M|a»»',M w«, » M.E^ h WIN-Wn-LIAMS CO.. 71*) Xsln Now available the 1955 Needle per using coiTse Jilade. Mix with a : poking soda and salt. Stir in miw'n viiESTERr EVENINti. _ HEi 1). , BLINDS, for controlled window •f LOAN 13 MO. (1 MO. 30 MO. w m V m o t h e r s o e t make sn early selection knowing St., has a wide selection of/beau work Album printed in attractive can of whole cranbern’ /wuce and | „ugar. Stir in melted butter until, 11.50 AYE .AYlRRIf'A.S, ,/n E5V | lighting, reg. $2.98 are now $2.37. that only tl DEPOSIT HOLDS S SO t S 03 Browse through tke entire store 100 10.05 S 9.H 0.73 y-it I tiful and decorative w a ll^ e ra . colors. ' It contains .50 pages of finely diced preserved ginger At I/ngiedierits are mixed. Pack two-/?*l**l^ N.Y. Y'O IB GARME.NT until spring: 300 29.33 34.35 19.35 ALLEY OOP /Where Di« You Get That Hat? BY V. T. HAMLIN . f ; lovely deslmsr-plns 3 gift pat- serving time top with chi>pp^ third's, of mixture into a buttered \ ’"lAst issue of our/pattem to'pick up money-aayjng item* for arrive* offlciallv; Pert and sauev , • soo 07.4I 39 04 30 49 Two-Tone Coffee/Mold terns, direction*irectlpi prlqtM in bpqk, t roasted buttered »lmond*. if de- g-incl/square baking pan. Spread! maga;rine contains dp*e|(s more the home. TI««9« Ifhodutff «( tffp6)R$rrH ilklu^c «U ihirgft. CAROL BRENT DRESSES, $7.98 ' TV)) «r« La»f4 br f*fomfM KEN WINSTON/ BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY (Y'leld; 8-IQ SerOngii) Only. 2.5c a cqpy! , ' 'sired. (These almond* tome in ...... Apricot Filling. Cbver withwith! smart><**y to- sew styl/s for all and $9.98. featuring jeweled cOl- ■ Coffee Jelly: One envelope un- small vacuum-packed can* and are | remaining oatm?al mlxtiue. pack- •8cs- Send,^2ft*7viitg^«<* rents toda/■ lasi for _v\«iiivour Cut hard-cooked eggs ijj length- lara. long-torso lines with fullness miSHONI '' waiTE • t VISIT 8avored gelatin. cup cold w-ater, convenient to have on hand.) |/„g lightly. Bake in rtioderate 13,50 copy of the/>pring and .'dimmer '.5ft W’Lse halves. Ma.sh the yolks with, concentrated below, the hipline are MY M W Loye I L u cerriA ■ X AM HCIW*.V, ‘tWieTaBLV, Holme* and Edward* Mllveriaare l '» cups hot water, cup augsr, — ■ ' i degree*) oven 30 to 35 minute.*. issue. \ liVerwurst and mayonnaiae/ and shown in luscious colors, clear PREFERRED nNANCEC0.,mC. PVOHH>X I oaukHAieg ^ Reduced ------add salt an'd peppef to taste. . Re‘ AM pfie|irT^...^/iinu. CONCOLO VSft^S^rijAo', — ^ 1 tablespoon Instant coffee.,, . Vlaualise vour Easter table set B«/ A Sleeping Beauty 'Cool and cut Into 16 bars; remove aqua, blue, coral and gold.. MANCHESTER DtemetO;.. A9U, nAOLINS. UUICM./ MAKl .____ . Sprinkle g 'ljtin on cold w«tet ,flo*mlng IXJVBLV I-.ADY DUightfully feminine sleepwear ' ,rnall spatula, fill white.*, and flute yvith a foVk: a « LAUOH / BeaiiUfiil Carpeting Needn’t Be .sprinklewith paprika, Nice to 9M SiaiN irailT • • U. 958 Vain St. a V arm weather comfort^ is the ^yg/ir and/* cup water. Cook over MANCHESTER CARI’ET THKN- ••■•••■■■•••tsasioesioeaearweee* solved. Tnm into r 5-cup mold; , * PURSE SHORTY G055N at $2.98 I jow heat,'atirring often until thick, TER, 308 Main St./ dealing ex< chit) until alijiosl firm. t L ’tfi with nylon sheer embroidered I Cool cool and mix in V c’up choPPc^l ' ilVeiv m“fl'ne“'AiM nd carpet* fo' Cot a.»1krUn: One envelpM $M.50. Only be<’MU»e tm»> yoke. aiik.vSilky amdAthambs^h. NYINYIX>NjON TRI«TRI-1 I ata/i ov*. ( ■iveiy in «n e rugi qirtWtf pMtterh Ir b«inp withdrawn. , AIIORTy »t S3.M. UviNhIv t * 1 **^’,*^f and your budg- unflavjre4 t*'**-*"- '» <^“P Thoroughly/ trained carpet waterT cup hot water, 1 3 cup does the unuaual H ALF PRICE with lace- avid ribbon, li «t. Thoroughly/ OFFER exist. Buy for ymirself, ,r„u*se*u lovely In deticat* pink, counselors will /help you solve sugar,' 4 teaspoons instant coffee, Coiffure* for .Spring your decorating problem.*: they 1 Clip heavy cream, whipped. or as a lavish J-emembrance for • blue or white in S.M.L. \, wedding or silver anniversary. A Your new Faster Bonnet will i will bring samples to your home Again we repeal. . « there is Sprinkle' gelatin on cold water look even better teamed with an j tb compare agd choose leisurely, to soften. Add hot water; gtlr un-I handsome storage cnest-chest- reg.r*g. *ix$12 Calorie* That Count til geUtin U dissolved. Add sugar 1* Included for only $5 additional up-to-date', sinartly shaped hair-i taking guesawprk and uncertainty If you art counting mloriM b 'I p„. Letft the SCHrLTZSCHI'LTZ BBEAITY' E A IT Y | out of Sn /important purchase, no substitute for Experience and,coffee; stir until sugar is dis------roTJw BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES m EiUiAK AiH..rlN sure to make your calories count. Ra IAIN,s . 983»gr Msln St.-• work ■ it* ' Attractive BrDGRT TERMS AR- solved. Chil)' uijtil mixture 1* the j Spicy Banana-SpHt Pie Nq double talk, that, il in JuM , tg|jl,tejl,.magic in styling a really i r a .NGED */ you needn’t w ait fo fi consistency/of iinbeaten egg white. ■ (Yield; 0 to 8 •ervtng*) plsynpl*\n common common sense. sense. w «h nen en you you ; hecoming coiffure for you. y„,j A ^ .soft ..oti 1 enjoy enjoy i a be/utiful new carpetpet foifor in fitting children's shoes. \ DCASiT HATTER ,BOT VOO " BLVOtMo BU. BY ROT CRANK Fold In whipped cream. Turn on , One-half cup butter or mar-1 are dieting it is doubly .important ! p,tural r'hiking PRRSI.ANEN’T Kaaler. C|pl MI 9-4343 tomorrow. ‘ TEENi TO NOOR PYOPVE. i MWOt OO top of almost firm first layer. Chill garine, H j cup* sifted confec- that every calorie of food *up- >VAY!B .wilt see j'ou right Into * I vet's GO SO H t ’ SUOE. LT. SMrm gROUSm’ SOMtOFHsV ] until firm. Unmold: garnish With tioners' sugar. ~ 2 eggs,----- ’'* ‘teaspbon---- — ' pile* Ita full share of vitamins and . ,x / RIGW TO TVWVaX OP OORStVOTiS; neDiHSi' summer loojtihg yodr »ttraetlve i .dhoppe* Speci.al: When , vou I c ^ JV lftC t CftO'T NOO tVtefS : Mfts CIOTH^ lY. *SWM,.E,-NOW If j I ad'dltional whipped cream. , |;iound cinnamon, H teaspoon mineralk. Otherwise one is apt to best. Opeii MTOdaw through ?»t-j a/a/ed out shopping longer \ THEM0N-:>/ Note: If desired, recipes may be ,froiind clove*. 3 medium ripe damage \ one's health and very THE W M W t S tt .BtVL ? SIP0iN6.V LOOK, , emt Of YOU WOUIO m THEM •'•ening, yb(,/planned to, here* a quick Manchester Y it ^MB.S*IYE2t used separately. Increase sugar in hanana*. 1 tablespoon fresh lemon certain to ruin the disposition MI 3-89.51. j a/ippe/ pish you caii get. Drain, a , s met: clear coffee Jelly to 1 3 cup and j juice. 1 square unsweetened choco- while taking off un-wanled pounds! AVOKIE, ISNT THEK H0T0f« " _ .. , .:?*n. of iiina and separate with a \ POO i SOME Mf'lOStTl tum into a 2-cup m^d j>r Indb , g, aled. #-inch baked pie shell, ( oiupany Dessert: Top- bsked „ ih e r Isrge rhunk*. Do IMKE'EM vidual mbidli. Turn coffe'e Bavarian Help For The F»od Budget / lACK AT THOSE/ /«eoT heavy cream, ( optional), !* cup pe»r hHlvPii with * merinj;ue tnd di«h. Add :> couple i fflWSfy into a 3,/up mold or apoon into , chopped pecan*. _ , Rich- in flavor and nourishment. brown in a very hot over until the,' f macaroni in cheese S $ O E AIOAKO. desser^dishea. | • Mix butter or margarine until CHICKEN NECKS AND BACKS. meringue is tlpp^ with brown. [ and' a Utile grated onion; , creamy. Add sugar gradually, 3 lb*, fot, 29c are first aid Yor 'an Serve w ith .* rich custard *a u « , mix /gentlv but well. Top with ) Frame Y'.oiir Eye* .AttrartivrI.v beating until flufify-. Beat in eggs, overworked food' budget,' With made from the leftover cKK .yolk/, j Cheddar, cheese. B.'.ke In s . The filling of youf Eye Doctor's one at a time, beating 5 minute.* Lent begining today, LY’ NN light,Cream, sugar and vanilla. / hotibven uptiTbubblv. ■ esoari I /prescription is all imi>orlan,t. Op- after cpcli addition. Blend In spices. | POI.LTRY- FARMS, .505 Main St., , Brush refrigerated biacujt tops MI 9-9521 the MlANCHESTfcR fer. The 16-pc:* starter set is AMO WE 5N0ULPNT jMtZl ONE (7 THEM t WHAr LOCK ARE '*30 SAYS.' *1 'MlMK. TtXJ ASKEP, " In perfiset taste, for Spring with melted Bi'tter or margarine UPHOIJtTERINO COMPANY. 56 Haste Does Not ,9lake Waste tia/iNG <3H TbUF. Give yourself a glamorous mani $13!95 with open stock available, leave him alone. J e m v a t ^ gentsh wakYIMTT SF J LARCsef Handsome Imported and domes and oprinkle with ■ caraway or Cottage' St. Middle-aged furniture two styles of cups and all the imCONSCI0U»!>( TYPES rife SET G A . I, T tic fabrics, faultless tailoring and peFpy seeds: bake according to may be cleverly re-atyled with cure and hurry h ^ t along to yodr next engagement with no danger wanted serving piece* to'build a HEAUr ON-. WASTE i' l ffig'nr lovely' pastel shades distinguish package, dlrectton*. Serve wdth young modern linea. Or. for a hua- complete service, platters, sugar* OF Time/ I t^ u S F 'f the spring collection 6f COATS,' cream of tomato aoup for lunch. band's utmost comfort have a of smudged polish If you take just one second to spray on REVLtlN’S and creamers, egg cup*. Hand HoMEsnY/f/BTOBEwe t o p p e r s and 8i:iT8 at COBET bhair CUSTOM-MADE to suit his some for every meal-time rqiiml ■'so AMf fUK— CASUALS, .887 Main St. Beau- Alternate squares of beel ton- proportions exactly. Wake up a N A IL DRVRR. $L35.: from ' the s'-.'. meit.CLue ME AVEI.DON DRUG CO., 9er Slid bil-on I SIJPCOVEB8. DRAPERIES or St. -H ii* product dries nail polish ■TALK/ bone dry In a- flash. Furthermore. lined. Th e auita, sharply cut in on skewer*. Dtp ;in melted butter C4>RNICE.S. All work .skillfully ' Do you have air conditioning? . the aeason'a fitted^ A* boxy lines, br margarine and broil. Serve with done without delay right on the It contains "Lanolite'” to promo'tfe healthy nails', and cuticles, I Well, have you thought that now ' deaerva your early": InapectloB, rice and tomato .sauce. [ premise*. you can have th* frothiest while' curtains In the world with much ] leas wol-k? Pleasant in abed-, room with a window unit.
. Dida that small amount of left HIT TUNES FROM KEMP’S RECORD DEFT. over ,ham and add it to a can. of | VIC FLINT Oh The More BY MICHAEli O'MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNl Roil Of Music BY WII,SON SCRUGGS M.UE MIRAGE ...... Guy iM ibordo baked hams. { DAVEV CROCKEH ...... RiE H a y M pONTTAUf.VDU'lLKIka SLstek Drejwra Are Enchanting DO Ut 5AWANV- HktANWHRE. OM THE ITALI/Msl IlMaRA... iAAJDONCE N S M IL E S ..... ^ ...... " C r m y O ^ " REMNANT SALESROOM Tb* spring line of COTTON'-and ^TWK& EL-Sfe THE SACK, ir.THtsesiANkmwit VEIPM3UNCE AND WNBA HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER : : RASTER PA R TY IMIESSKS now I04IU* ISS PCKSve a\E UP ^ DOCTOR? HEBSS 70 A HAPPy \THAMKS; UEAN. tUT 9AMI .KHSVP THE OPEN UP YOUR HEART .. Cewbpy CI$Mrcli Choir 'appearing ,«t MARI-MAIFH; 691 ; m at»KT otiocK ------' the FAREWELLS FOR > CRATES^ THjatOtW MORNedG. c l e a r a n c e s a l e o f r e c o r d s Main St.fiare very special Indeed, i LatTEB. I ‘/W eONETO I delightfully feminine and bearing,' Fi«ce SOUlL COME ASK SOU TO RUN ME UP lO^ Tfl’a aad 4S's POPULAR are now ...... ft for 11.00 HOASEc VVrTH. .70 ROv«. 12" 78’s CLASSICAL RECORDS ...... 4 for $1.00 SPRING 'such fam'oua labels aa Toungland. ! 48’s and 78'* CHIIJIREN’S RECORDS...... Greatly Redneed '.Kate Greenway, Mis* Quality, ; Cinderella and Suale Brooks. Long- I torso line* are top fashion 'news FABRIC SALE I ini cMIdran's clothes this spring. I Pink is a top color, -las ar-e liUe; DRAPERY. SLIPCOVER AND CURTAIN : bafluye and buttercup. Many have i bullt'-in pettfeoata. Modern In MATERIAK IN|‘RINTS AND LIVELY WEAVES genuity has treated the fabrics to CORrPO^R AT B D •;{,re*lat a'oU and wirinklao, i to stay FURNITURE «Ad MU$IC ftOMg OP FRIGID^IRE I freah and crisp av'en. after repeat ed washings. ' Tkke !'her'' ' In to 76.T Main S(. Stanwi Glren Tajl, MI-a-56801 : Closed yfodndsilaYS . chooKf a . spring wardrobe of m u dresMf tomorrow.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. FEB^ARY 23, 1965 PAGE FIFTBEIN MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD.jiW CHESTER, COIfN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1955 fAGIfOUBTEEN -’f e . /
T THE \ lie - ■■ 'X,- . - \ rr-r* Blame. Alumni Group T r ii^ M a s s Gentleihen^s Another •X MoComiollv Weighing Then^<^rel^lly Garden Nassiffs Face/ Strong Three Ups^ets' in I^ st ^ Kteg jjTFiBe IJkely F^rorite EARL W. YOST For Ineligibility Rule ap#rte M Hof ■ WifkSe^ond^’ i! — A — — " Quits Teii^iis / T lew Haven, Feb. 23 WD — a t ^ r ji ^ o F y :e P/Fogram m u x s *)« STRIKES . ■« roi:nd t,npper» wert M •/ An over-artiye alumni group eat oveF Toanr««t club in the Amene&n . Red Sox^ . aMxared at fault .today in the ____ _ «Mii K. fh* D»-^25, Philadfliphl* 13, New York 12. Bask«|ball Bigger Today; HaKAttack l««j,n. Avlla’a .341 mark broujfht hi* the country waa fueling the ahiWkn ha've been playing #*cond\h*Jf On Ted's Retirement York tiid Kansaa City will eaoh i ufatlme mark from .297 to .306; a* Maurem Connolly unexpecfied- hy the ilvy’* Eli'gtMHty Oomr- BRCvLRAGVP/ 'TCU ' appeared to' hdv* theyup first place in th* Atlantic'Coast of exploding college bgukelball mitteo imder tlie ''pretd^nf*' baaketiiall: they trail' all during Energetic'George Mitchell, man'‘.'i, 'M omknh lraovr averace 27.35 per m*Ji. Waahin#!:-i He'^ one of nine active American ly gave/up her court, comeback Armory 7ii$'orR Southwest Conlerenc* race undey! Confercicc bv defeating NortH tdirapUce n “ Alto -Itodjr ll ^ New York, Feb. 23 (Ari—SU new plans hi favor of a June marriage. idals, and some horrified ob- rod* 'prohllMtIng an.v eubsldlza- the first half - and then,, with their ager and coach of the Nasstff,BarpoU •151*" 186 \m m c6ntrof, but Baylbr, a 50-50 teiM ’ Carolina 78-75. The Tar Heels' ’ ton will be 27.63. Cleveland 2S.47.: Leaguer*, including Ted William*, era were predicting dai/kly; raqa ready to collepsc, turn oh CouMUTdlne ID 31J manager* face the giin in the' / ' 'Hj* blonde, brown-eyed miss, tlon of ^ student’s prep edura- Arms barfcetiball quintet, has stated ' ’ i» i06‘ In league play, smacked the frw s h d ^ of milling a second upset itoodln ^ American League this,aeaaon but'' Chicako Whit* Sox 26.50 and the'with sorter belter game* of^ rvice is la the ena of bigtjnie baa- an overpowering fuU court press 95 .99 Purnell- BalUmor* Oriole* at 29.45. the’ and withr* better than life- who at .20 has captured most of tWn. -■ \ right along that hia club was at Anderwon . 125, :i30 78-66. Manhattan, all aet for/the agiinst NCS departed with Lennie ShDrt.1‘5. their ability Friday when the Bav Larnoureux ...... 188 91 bye to its Ivy. League/h(^>es ; as The victory made NCS the No. 1 Perptto . : ...... /(., 96 102 .96 295 for the last four year#/ Kinder reached hi* 40th milestone brainchild out enS-drampid, match Veuthrfr ... 100 ■ seed in the ACC title touniament Rrvb*' ...... ,/ 69 67 95 371 money. If ^ e . Red So«\are to be gaged sinch November. 1953. /the nffair- MaasHchusetta, out to snat> the Staters meet the local*', at 'the Aceiif ...... in Dartmouth came up wljw an 84-63 McIntosh ...... 101 119 91 311 With Ralph. Kln^, acquired laat July 26. The Red Sox reliefer box gyms and mayed if into a hopes of tournament-minded Con- Armory in a contest scheduled to ('iiAmbriR which starts next week, but the flag ■ contphder*, they im^t have The ' announcennent, surprised . There wnf , no-, official an ...... 101 lli T 1 decision. Lo» Score'..,/;,. ... 60 61 74 235 from the (Chicago pubs, added, td hold*, the record for the shortest even cloise friepda who Had watchAd milUon-dbllar . pslacitxat'.iladlaon I necllcut, bounded into a 14-4 lead. staft at 7:45. The game will be S n o w ...... Wolf pack is ineligible fbr the the slugging array that helped the The Splinter on hand for ftill-time nouncement »y»ncei*plng McGov ■TCU’s Dick O’N ^ , the'scoring ToUls ...... uS 483 1398 speech *ver made at a sports her preparations for a return to Square Garden, fell the patient's 1 Midway in the half MaaaachuseMs the flrat of a best two-of-thiee NCAA tourney. Indiana win 111 game* last year, gathertng in Hartford County duty . . Ferris Fafn/ new*flr-t, pulse today and found iKpumping ern directly. Wit the EllglWIlty ToUU ...... 530 574 547 sophomore, totcUed w points but it bBseroibi with the Detroit Tigers, her meteoric tennis career, which Committee has . publleHed^ , a /had a 33-21 lead and the UCnnn 'aeriei? for the New England profea-. Duke outlasted Virginia 106-92 and rookie Herb Score on the 'when K* aiaid 10 wor(is and picked strong'as ever. / sional championship. wasn’t enough an^came too late. a* Ron Mayer , and Junior Morgan Lekmae'e Attonlie (4) had mie base hit l*sy«eaaon whiclv wMs interrupted by a horse riding statement that a student at a j rooter* began to worry—nothing ftena'o I8i He was kept in/check until the M cC a rtli/...... 122 112 106 342 inching atair. Cli(veland is the up $300 aeveral >tara ago at' the Booming AH Over / lUsstem League Champ* comblnedVor 58 points in the ACC Ghapmeh ...... 6 9 »t 99 288 likely favorite to re'peat. pu^lm in a class by himself. Fain Jury to her right leg last July. member Institution baa been new. to them. J. Martin ...... 100 116 .328 Bears, who had/iostcby only two Buahnell. A1 Braale of the White Not Enjo.vabie Any .More "Basketball is a bigger spori^fo- Flill fiourt Press Genial Butch Gregory. Owner and G<>|nik ... lOr 97, 299 victory. Buaay Wilkinson, Vir PiUnbriion ...... w 60 96 84 383 ^Inora’ Srnsatton hit the. only base/i-loaded. ihsple- declared Ineligible. ; LanRv .. . ; points to TCU yarlibr; had a 56-37 .as m . 99 .131 Sox ia also 40, reaching that figure Just. don’t enjoy WnnU 'any day than it " ’as before tJly coach of, the 'Proa, 1* bringing his 106- T18 ginia's ace, wa.s bothered by a cold -^12 W -p*rk home run of A.L.*ea- Then came this full court pres* O ReiUv .. kk 1 307 lead. Jerry ^ lle t t -was high for and hit only six of hi* 24 points P i r ^ y ^ ...... IM 124 i07 387 Score cornea up ^t|i strong laat Oicl. 19. , A grand toUl of son. clearing tHe sacks aMln’Sler cut' led all the way, and in the ' MlroMirwiM/ ‘ ...... ss /»2 ** 27S, change for dinner. tlthe Siin 16th consecutive loss 89-.10, ...... / i couldn’t carry the load himself. Europe. / "This year’s tournament. Judg 300 at an average of \j27..580 fain«t with Milwaukee last winter. ! 1th two games remaining. Molumphy 103 finished eight games ahead of the ing from advance ticket sales, will Jast four minutes, the Rams used also starred for Naa-iffs against i Sur/jSur/,»i^ ...... ?7/ M to . 2761 Valley ski instructor sails Ithrough Dartmouth’s victory over Co Keep Hopes Alive Lane Opposes Yankees In '54. Shortest perfornier in the A. L. The Celts, according to latest fig "B u t a* for tennis in my futu«,\ mile* an hour over'the meaaured Princeton kept ita slim Ivy Totals . . . / / . . 4*» tSO 834 1573 I look forward toward the tarchipg be bigger than ever." the full court press to hand the the Hawk* recently. Earlier this Tf/taig ...... m ,227 , 3*. yg, hia paces in a full dreaa outfl lumbia, which had been tied for will be 5-6 Phti Riiauto, veteran ures. are averaging 101,9 points mile. \ I (NEA). League hopes alive by defegting ■sward's <*). Despite the retirement of Allle New York ahortatop. B o b b y per game , . . New- York plays end.” she said. Irish qoes not pretend that col Huskies one bf-thelr three defeet* season 'at the VerpVanck School. VeUet l.VftBi (4> second behind Penn in the Ivy, D. Cowles ...... »« US Reynolds, many think the Yanks lege Basketball in the\Garden is The driver, Warien Koeehlin^ tl\i* season.'*' The other two loss- Burhoff talHed 32 polpta against ' S'-kiitfburg ...... / . . 91 82 tt 2it- waa the work of Capt. Glenn Wil Yale 92-54. the highest total \the Two-Pfatooiis Patton ...... *9 121 Shants of Philadelphia, Who like Philadlelphia tonight in an NB^ Until laat night’s surprise ybel . Morton traded themselves into another matching the boom of tire postwar .33, of Miami, made the south run were to Dartmouth, which 114 92 ID .117 son. Ha got Dartmouth off to a Tiger# have been able to run 'u; Rijcauto ia hopeful of ptaking a game at the New Haven Arena . . : nouncement. Miss Connolly’s dpm the l(>c*l* a* a .member of the , fedford 116 108 92 311 ■ on the Ells in their 53-year-o\ Johnaort \ ...... 100 111 81 292 ennant When they lured pitehers and pre-scandal days. \ over the Ocean Beach cniirae ft pikyed a slow, deliberata . game strong New Ybrk. Whirlivtnds. bXirin 107 106 92 305 Crandall ...... 106 104 88 907 comeback' this sea*on, fa & half- Neil Johnalon, leadUig poirll-maker mating ambition had appeared to 10-^ lead and then bit for 17 points rivalry; and Connecticut kept u; Chicago. F/b. 23 UP) — Frank lob Turley, and Don Larsen and "No, it isn’t," Irish sa lif "But 124.395 m.p.h! and came hark t Connecticut. Harrell it probably better knowiv'' . Gavilan 2 to in the final 10 rnlnute* to set a Lane, generm manager of the Chi Bolli^/...... ■— 92 106 196 inch shorter than the Scooter. . . in the NBA. has connected on 44.4 be the regaining of the U.8. wom north With a tailwind at 130,766. 42S 3S3 8*0 1191 Its drive for an NCAA berth by ahortatop Billy Hunter from Bal Biggest men will be Frimk Sulli per cent of his field goal, tries . en’s crown. She wmn that cpvet- the reason is obvious. OuH city La*t\nlghf* victory brought for hU baaebailprowesa at a shory- one-game scoring mark for the In-, defeating Masss(^uaetta 93-75. cago 'WhlWSox, say* 'Iphooey" to Tqtals ...... 462 848 468 1496 timore in the biggest deal of the The previous mark for late ConnectiH‘t'* record to an im rtop in the aeveland Indians'f^m'i /r,...,., dlana with 35 points. the two-pjatpon system in baaebail 1 vvlnter. Stengel riready has the I k van. Red Sox pitcher, and first Chet Gladchuk, former All Ameri ed title when she was only iLand colleges with large aliihini .groups. model U..S. protluction stock auto Choice T oi^ght Other results:/llifts 68 Harvard can football tackle, at Boston Col held it for three straight year*. New York University, St. John’s pressive system. Ti/o year* ego he Was jja.r, mb-ni ...... It waa the third big killing in 58: Clefiiaon '/105 Georgia 94;' but admM It has some advantages,’ Cni'MCM LRAOl'E makings of a young staff , in ' baaeihan Ronnie Jackson of the mobiles wa* 117.06.1 m.p.m. set voted the moat valuable playCr .n Di (8) ' whin Hector Constance of Trinidad at/the White Sox annual "getaway' Andfraon ...... 110 90 108 308 Phil Rizzuto showed signs of Bob Feller, Bob Lemon. Early isfied with the way the injuries "As a result, we can’t make ...... 81 91 Hi) 272 rest of the acepe was tranquil. 64; New Mexico A A M 64 New with a 126,542 average ' in a ConnecUcut played without Ron will J. mp center. Mahoney, who when they square off in the Audi- And Colorado bolstered Its Big Ipncheon. ToUla ...... 606 883 638 1890 nearing the end of the road last Wynn and Hal Newhouser. all , Hershey pla.vs Springfield to to her right leg has responded to matches which will draw crowds Chrysler 300...... U6 117 106 389 Mexico 57. night at 8:15 at the Coliseum in such a* those who once poured in Bushw-ell »nd Jim Ahearp, two has *1*0 seen service with iHe Bos- . Tmur ...... 96 121 82 2V9 . torium "Arena tonight In a 10-rqund "Most of this stuff started ^hen Ill: Jamfa* Ho. 2 (31 summer but Stengel ha* Hunter pitchera, and Jim Hcgan. Ralp! exercise. / Sam White Optimistic A new record also was estab first string guards, who aye out ton Celtic#, previou^y played at ; B.t.'nnsn ...... W W 104 274 : nationally televls^ fight. Casey Stengel began juggling tlie Ronlto ...... loe • 61 107 297 and also counts on Billy Martln'tn Xpier, Hank Majeaki. Dave Phill West Springfield- The Indian* can Miss Connolly began h^r lennU to the. Gaiden for qur double- Rlvnaa ...... 101 114 i n 932 move into first place in the Ameii- headers. But It’s slrictiy a matter lished for car.* with 2.10 to 299 sick. Busiiwell is (niffering sb ear the Armory with Pawtu^et, R. I Totoip 878 414 392 1184 I Gavilan expects to weigh in at New York Yankees to pennants.” W. Pagani ...... in 97 106 319 return from the Army by mid- ind Vic Wertz, . Baltimore can Hockey League by w inning... career when ahe was 10 yeara olp. cubic inch piston V displacement. infection aqd Abeam a cbld. 'Wit Dir v.tlve aet-shobter ^ k e Fin* , 112 pound* while Conetance prob'. Lane said. "It paid off but you J. Aroto ...... 1(*7 67 99 39.3 May. The club expects a sound eight 10-year club members, fol At 1,4. she captured her /first Na of team ability, nothing more.” New York^ Celtics Remain E. P ag an i...... 104 106 106 920 Reserve guard .Bob Dube became About Bosox Chtoces The Garrieh impresaricy'in his Don MacDonald of Detroit Coach HughSjGreer say* they'H be col*, formerly of Niagara and with | i ably will weigh 148 at fight time can bet that if he had a guy like Mickey Mantle to pull, his weight lowed by Chicago with seven, Nfcw tional Junior crown. averaged 112.29.1 ni.p.h. in a 1955 99 the first Connecticut eager to foul j conversations 1s rarefuiyto omit ready for ^tiirday’a clash with Bristol in the EL. apd Gerry Cal# X#VFfQU4 ...... /75 65 26.1 : —10 p.m. (EST). Ted Williams he wouldn't be Toiais ...... 832 417 z533 1852 on the attack with Yogi Berra and York with six, Boston and Wash out thia season when he committed Youiigfet Champion Desoto. The old mark Of 96.665 NIT champink Holy Cross. breac will handle ' DiFtrJch.'Nrn -v...... 95 119 96 .110 ! Gavilan I ‘ trying to stage a switching' him around. And re X Won rolloff Hank Bauer. ington "ivjth three each, and De When she won her /first U.S mention, of City College of New 1 M^Cf‘urt ...... 9n 104 In Eastern Division Race 1 “ r"’ his fifth personal foul with * min New York, Feb. 23 r/Py—WhileAof , .the . revamped Baltimore wa.s set last year b.v Taylor Hart Bob Dube tWeame a man of dis> ' The latter wa* with the Syracuse ' S'ahiurr ...... n i 106 W rwio comebrek after lob ng the title tp member, he didn't platoon J o e The big nxAle of the Yank camp troit and Kansas City, each with a I York and Long Island University, I romm aally BaptUt (2) ute to play last night against Women’* Singles title in 1951 she the Boston Red Sox fret about Oriolea, came to Yerma for an esti man of Daytona Beach in a 1954 tincllon on the Connecticut, squad Natlohali in/thi'.NBA. and played 1 Jalb9*ri ...... , ...... 104 101 97 302 I Johnny Saxton in Philadelpjiia DiMagglo.” NiCou ...... 91 65 __ 176 will be Elston How--rd. a catcher- - pair. . TTie Red Sox' and Yankees was the youngest plsyer ever to the intentions of Ted Williams mated $2,000 raiae. But no figure principals in the big scandals of Mercury. ■y here with Wilkes-Barre Barons Baaklnd ...... 96 112 296 outfielder, who may become the Massachusetts . S . Pick in to last night. He\w*a the first Con . 474 ’ 504 ” 479 1457 ! Oct. 20. He won a split decision New York. Feb. 23 OP)—Even League President Maurice Podo- This started Lane talking about will cmtlnue to start their night night’s televised boxing bout is Kid hold the crown. The next year who is spending the week fishing on the contraeV was given. Febrtiary, 19.11. "They would never Other record* were .vl Sunday necticut play8r thia season to foul Ip the Am/rican League, ToUla . . ' Yarono ...... 100 100 m 310 first Negro ever to make the club. figure in our plan*," he says 1 Forrm^n iMon) IS) ' over Ernie Duiando on Feb. 4 ih though the New York Knicks and lOff. presented a list oy five con Hank Bauer. New York Yankee Bullard ...... 60 — 87 167 . gaihe^thia season at 8:15. All Gavilan over Hector Constance by she captured the All-England off Florida, at least catcher Sam Only Four linslgncd and Monday by: Phil Waller* of out of a game'. The fifth foiil was GGfiera) admiuton Aealt only will 1 MaKnufMm ...... A(a 9.1 lu6 .lu2 ' New. I?brk but i 'B.an’t too Improg- the' Boaton Celtics can’t stand proi"- dition's, most cf theitycalling for outflelderlwho gfets juggled around (jllroy ...... ^ . — 69 69 178 Howard had a fine year with To A. L, clubs will use Ights. if neces Championships at WMmbledon,-.in Only "fo u r Oriolea have not tersely. •- Palm Peach. 164.13 in the sports bt sDld fiw content and the 1 pAllipr ...... ino 106 , 60 265 \ ■ ■ __ ronto in Uie Interr.ationsil League a decision. Gavvy is a 2 to 1 favor my White ia in an optimistic called on him vt'lth a minute to lU lOa 127 149 sive in that appearance. \ perity, they’re still In.. contention a financial guarante^to a repre- quite a bit. Lane has been attempt sary, to ^m plete Sunday games ite . . . Despite the odd* . . Wes her first attempt. She retdmed mood.i I signed and qone is expected to A comparison of ligilrcs ’ shows car cla.ss; and Bob Said of Green Armoi^’ box office will open it 6. j Piv<-).*n ...... ToUla ...... 485 817 470 1472 and played winter bail in Puerto how much the college game has K» \ ■ ' McDriiiL'iJV ...... 97 108 196 Gavilan aaid after the fight w i^ for the Eastern Division title In the ! aentatlye of a groi Baltimore ing to get Bauer from the Yanks 61. Joali'a 12) throughout the season.* leyan’s eager* play Williams Sat: the Wimbledon title the. next tk’O White, like Williams unsigmed, ; pose a problem' ao Paul Richards wich, Conn.. 170.538 in the Grand Holy f?ro**. wmeh rtimea here A preMcUitarj’ will start at M a r/...... ,V. 79 164 Duran'do. a welterweight, that h(^ National Basketball Asan. ixjsipes men yeste^ay. The con- for the past three yeairs and he's 6. Grayb ...... 94 _ 102 Rico with good resulte. deteriorated as a Gardeq attrac I.ow Mstn t ... • • 8.. « . ^ tirdsy night in Middletown, Trinity. years. ■ • , / , said today Ve expect* to be ' shbuld have a happy club. Out- Prix racing cla*.>i. Saturda.y night, doesn't need a vie. planned to fight only welterweights d'tioqs must beby the,group still tr>1ng. H. Gmyb ...... 103 97 89 m May Scramble lineup h ii r r 60 60 ' The Knicka, who had a seemingly Doptula ...... 99 93 366 Only one aestupn in the American meeU/Providenre College Thurs aboard the tralp Sunday' heading ! fielder Gal Abrama, .who' led the tion. In 1947-48 thirty-six college tory to save its tqurnamettt beck. } » ...... (■••• with the aim of getting- a return safe 24-point lead midway in the knowq as Baa^thall Inc,, If they "Don't tfU me right anded. or Marty Marion, vyho takes over She has also won /major cham doubleheaders . drew 648..104 fans. Plocharciyk ...... 96 107 JI7 920 League’s 54-yeu: histor>' has the day /night in Hartford and plays pionships in other /countries in for th# Sox training camp in Sara club in hitUng with .293 labt year 4X)P I'K.M'K MEET blit the Crusader* w-ill be looking N ighl^s Fighth ToUla ...... ;.. 4$4 1461 shot a*. Saxton. third quarter, withstood a last a.e to reac^ate the -Baltimore left handed pitching .kea any A. Rubacha ...... 97 69 186 the head Job at Chicago, has added and pitchCT Lou Krellow merely Laat year 19 games atiracted 144,- E. Rubacha .. 94 314 first baseman Walt Dropo, out circuit. produced ^ w e r than twro host to Coast Guard Academy Sat- cluding Nationsl titles of France sota. Furthermore, he see* a big New Haven. Feb. 23 — Yale to avenge the one-pbint victory by Never Kaocked Out period ■$cortng rmrt by Phil Del- franchise nMt^eason. difference to Bauer," ne said, 130 20-gamc winner*. 'Thai was in 1947/ ■day night 'iit the Trinity Field Improvement in the club'e pitch want to talk to Richards before 904 for an-Average of oply 7,621 1 \ Ilyrlog-FInUhliig iWaimFiil fielders Bob Nleman and Lloyd- UWloel. Ireland it/ivicei, Italy, rolled up 56 3-5 jMknt* yesterdiy Connecticut last year, ...... Ml 96 ' fc *, 266 The C.ban “ Keed” ba'i never phia to hip me Warrior# 103-102 Melvin /R./ Blacker, court-ap 'It does to some playei but that's T ota la ...... 489 806 476 1471 v^en the only fllppcrlo reach that ouse. ing. signing. ./Jim McDonald, pitcher a night. . " to take the Big 'Three track title.] That victory gave Connectitrwt , Richmond. Cgllf. — Sonny Amo ' ;;;;;;; laat night. Th* victory moved New pointed /receiver of the defunct mostly psychological. “ ey get the Merriman and catcher Clint Court Australia, German.!/ and Swedep._ 82 254 been knocked out in 118 fights and ney from other big league clubs. gure wan Cleveland’^Bob Feller/ ■-v,- "Last year the loe* of Mel Par acquired / from the New York . Pro* Orauing Better ' Harvard finished second with New England's berth in .the NCAA. / roao, 139. Oakland. Calif . knocked ^ w^jnu.wn ...... York to within three game* of the Bulleta/aJarisat In at the meeting Idea they can’t hit this type or Km «aiol leQlliDraa IS) /wiwho wfon an even, 20 ggmes the Pitts- The inabilit.v' to defend her Na Yankee*;, has agreed to terms ver- "But you must "emember the •2 r?5 is expected to -volley ttte Trinidad Minnie Mlnoso remains the big Bill WalsJrSijMi quit tional crown in 19S4 was a bitter nell early in th#,^ season put a 53 2-5 points and Princeton, had put Holy Cross took the-NIT bid out Manny Renteria. 1*^. Lo« An-1 K'-nsr*'''Hsndirap 84 102 youngster with hia usual assort first place Syracure Net*. andid said b* was give.i $25,000 by that type pjtchlng. icn there are I*fiw Mftn .106 106 B^gest year* in this dejigrt: burgh SteeWrs to'reliirnto Notre strain on the reel of the bpya ball.v, While pitcher Preacher Roe pros have made up"much of this 27. Harvard won six of, the 13. and went oh to win the title. The gclea, 8. SjTacuae tpwed to the Celtic* the. be held in escrow some players who want to bat Andffxon 116 1&2 noise at bat with Billy Pierce, Bob disappointment to "Little Mo”—a ment of hooks. Jabs and hi* bolo BR‘naon . 94 106 Keegan, Virgil Trucks, Sandy Con- wwe 1607 and 1820. eaoh lyame as a lino coach. WTOsh never right down the line,” he aaid. "If hasn’t declded^yet whether to re slack,’’ Irish said, ^’^ c k at the event*, one more than Yale. But ] Crusaders .Have accepted the bid Qcean Park. Calif.—Jimmy Roy-1 Toi*l,4 .378 391 ' 368 1137 97.95 *4 Boston'* Bob Cousy drove nets folded in November against centaiii pitching to keep Johnaon . 116 13S nickname- bestowed b.v hom>town- Wea^iag .Mill I.Men punc’h. suegra and Jack Harshman to ing 10 wrinnera of 20 or missed a simile play in six sea Mel is all right again—-and I tire. / ■' time- of the acandals tnaKnicker- the Elis scored more frequently. ] to defend their title. b*l/'J28'j. Los Angeles, stopped' their averages high/. CArlann . 94 101 ers of this Navy-conscious city Rofifi ...... ’.. 7 9 78 ... Cbn. tance 1* a 24-yeaf-old boxer in to ecore a layup with four sec becaust/ of financial difficulties handle the pitching. Of course,' ramaa . . Detrott. wilt look sons with the Steelers and made don’t see any reason w’h.v he The/ Milwaukee Branea and bockers were playing on ^ six or Yale's StewartThomj(ison waa the. However. Conhecticut needs the Alex Flrobre*. 126. Pasadena. 6. Miniur \...... 95 93 onds to play. Boston -waa in front but tmt NBA provided that the But Bauer isiVy that type of \ 24 rookies at their Lakeland, who liked to compai-e the sturdy Alcork ...... 9f* $1 M vkho has engiged in only SSVights,...... 516 596 519 16SSTrader FrMik I ^ e may scramble the All Sfar team foiu- sea.soha... won’t be— that pressure 'will be PittalAirgh Pirates each brought seven games' in the Garden'?-.Now o'nly double, winner, -taking .^the victory .Saturda.y. because it is Sacramento. Calif.—-Joey Lopes. *p, 'ITS winning 24 and di awing in right, by e i^ t points with 2t, minute* teany' could be reorganized If new player. He chn aUd wants to play Zloii Lilkoraii/shortstop for S*i gamen behind Syracuae o deadline on th. condition? he’d be onyxherk 164 games a HAnaon ...... 101 lOS 316 outfield of Bill "^tUe, AI Kaline of newcomer* tu be looked over by . . . Pairings in all CIAC van. I don’t see how;he can miss the/past three years, agreed with This, coupled W ith the college \ FIELD COMPLETED trict is little Wllllame (14-1) whlc) \ ln previous fights in thi*” coun- year." sald'Lahe./ H..Hampton ...... 92 124 3t0 ^ Flew Gaines Reoiialiiiiii vtaa set by Podoioff. Handicap ...... S6 66 and probably J.\ W. Porter or the Chicago and Cleveland club*. tball Tournaments wilt be who was reared , in New Mexico, winning 20 games this year, bar the Braves, while infielder Dick g a m e* and tournaments, - has . 'W^>i;ce*ter. Mass., Feb. 23 (4’>- lost ita first game Saturday to Xm try, Constance ha* beaten Chico Lane admitted/ that the White , . . Only one player on the Detroit tonight. Drawings were was with his fiance when ahe ihade Varqna and Ralph (Tiger) Jones The Nat* have 11 gamcTremain- Bubba Phillips. A trade with the ring injuries. He has the know Cffle accepted the Pirates’ term*. helped fatten a ^roit* kitty, esti-' 'Hie four-field for the New- Eng herst. . . ' / ing, the Knicka 18 and he CelUcy Sox wH|/do somd plat'ooning them Total# 467 546 926 1561 club, Bob Nleman. and only one made tJUs aftsrnon to New Haven the announcement In the modeat how and_ the desire. He’s one qf land NAIA Basketball Tournament and gained a' draw with Johnny selves/this yeajf under Manager White Sox brought first baaeman Only shortstop Dick Groat, ouW mated at close to $^,000,000 since T Brown .twice.'He twice outpointed . Syi^us* haa cloari* It* aea»w Two T^ams Tied Ferris Fain to the 'Tigers to round from Baltimore. Cal Abram*, hit . . . Frami Selvy.of llvy Milwaukee home' where she was born and those , guys who stay up with you fielder Frank Thomaa and Pitcher Irish took over the basketball pro March 3^4. at New Haven, Cohn., first Class Furniture Finishing Mart;^ Marion. Tompio Itotk Skolom (•) Hawks Has five brother*. *11 has lived all of her life. Wally 'Thom, European a-elter- aeries with Boston and has one leOVf tt ...... A,. M 91 86 out the infield of Fred Hatfield. homers laat season at Washing all night after losing a game to Vei-non Law remain ©utside . the motion back In 1934. was completed yesterday n’hen As- 4., / redesigning AND REPAIRS / ■fake a fallow like Johnny Hcikr ,...... * 97 16 62 ton's spacious Griffith Stadium. younger, w ^ sre promising -bas He was released from. Navy weight Ihemplon. game left with t)»ri Knicks. ^ w For Si^coiid Place Haivey Kuenn and Ray Boone. Ked see what he did wrong. ,■ Buccos’ fold. At that tlnie Irish was ja luiorls surtiptlon College accepted an invi- FirRNITURE REPRODUCTIONS ^ York h*a three to^ o ndth Bodton. Groth," said uane. "He'll hit over Krult ...... 109 109 96 Wglt Dropo'wSa the only Tiger to ketball player* in Corbin. Ky. . . ■. 'service the first of the year knd "Another year’s experience tatlon. Others in the tournament' , FirRNITURE CREA’nON'7 Other bduta on the card include .300 against lefthandeps and .250 Col#* ...... 91 76 96 Garver,. Billy Hoeft and Steve hit a homer at Baltimore’s Me All-American xTom Oola of La "The Detroit Tigera, who recent wTlter for the New York W’orld- a 10-rqund semifinal between mid In a Westbrn/Division contest Man...... 86 v66 8A.. Grotnek are the big mep of the has enrolled as a sophomore stu should improve the control of Telegram, covering basketball. One are New Havbn Teachers, the host , Carter St against righwanders. And Groth morial, Stsdlum last campaign . . . Salle is considering playing AAU dent in Businels Administration ly turned down an ^ e f of $100.- /I I I TVPE.S o f f in is h e s a n d a l l k in d s dleweight Charley Cotton and laat nirfht. thri^Rochei ter Royalh Pitching staff and an improyement some o f , our .young pitchers and night leaving a stuffy, amoke-filird team, QuinnipiHK. and ' -.Americah OF. H:00D AVAILABLE - put on a fourth period spurt to Chiefs .. 10 6 .625 is the type of player who needs ToUla- ...... w 475 414 1481 Boston’s Fenway Park was the basketball instcartC of . Joining the at San Diego stale College. He that’s important,pprU l^ e n you know 000 fdg oulfielderrcatcher J, W. International. Assumption, which CharoUto and a six-.rounder be Na. 1 14) on'xlast year’s fifth place fibtah la college gym. He saw his wife faint turn back Uie Milwaikee Hrwl^s C.-ulsei's ...... V , . 8 8 .600 rest. Marty fthinks the best thing Mairk .. 94 107 398 favorite park for home runs in the Philadelphia Warrmrs who hold previously ellehd. New Mexico the pitchei\iaer\is going to thhow the Porter^ Hmed the yioungater, who has an ljr4, record, wljl be making. WORK OLOtMES tween Kid-Gavilan II. brother of 8 .500 to do with /johnny is to platoon Indmpted. draft righl’s to Ihe hig fallow. is returning from the Armed and fall to the fioor. HAROLD J. DWYER— PHONE MI-3-5326 the- former chafnpion. and’ Bi'd 87-71 and gnap s nine-game losing Engines ...... 8 Carlaon 106 69 111 308 A. L liist year. A total of 1,19 Military Institille and is a former ball Where he wants to, you can ita first tournament' appearance. / ■ Ladders . . . 7 ^ 6 10 .375 him and 1^1*1'* what he'll prob pAtora . 131 93 100 314 Boaton, of course, is still cUff Forces. BillK Hoefy, a pitcher, ia •'■Why doesn't somebody take Nethers. streak Martin . 87 91 117' 298 A member of’ V.B. Olympic .station your fielders in. one place For Painters, ably Cleveland Indians and m i "A lot of balls .went Uiroughotir Bob'Wellifian, Who played for Us meback drive Just fell/bhort. Yankees, /both of whom finished sen and Jim Pieraall are set 'as the Riohotte ...... , , . , , , . 2«t) I tlph to Madison Square Garden of- Milford 74, Meriden ^86 WEST STREET— BiOLTON, CONN. \ WELCOME HOME FARADE Junior Buketball League last 3 ...... s . 4 . . 264 infield last year that weren’t the the Philadelphia A's. in 1950. and --- -—^ ... Jirh- Baechtold hisaded the 'scoring ahead of the White Sox last'year. No. 8 <8 other outfielders- but the .infield ' Chrlatma . . . ' Wreslliil^ Caril fleiais. .It Was . like hitting the Philadsiphia. Feb..23 (iP) — Na- ,rade fOr New York with 23 night against the last place Lad I.oomia .. 106 in 86 806 Bowaza S • S -s e « « <. t . . . 2,16 fault of the fielder*.” 1961, will manage the Cincinnati ■11'hen Holdredge (Neb.) High Hr predicted Ralph Kiner would must be worked out by new Man Redlegs’, Douglas/Ga., farm In,-the mother lode of a gold mine. nnal Amateur tenn's chmnpion lints, whl. : Neil Johnston, the der*. The Ladders scored a *thrtll Hauch e.. 87 73 80 Stlxrtevant ., . . . . J 4 . . 4.-4. . 221 No one in the Sox ‘ organisation School and Geneva meet in biui- Ing 35 to 34 win at the East hit more/hqme runs with Cleveland 62 93 101 ager Pinky Higgins. Young pitch- , ] Thursday Night Class p Georgia/State League. . . Vic Seixas gets a welcome* hom^ league’s leading acorer, paced the .IM 87 96 >%5 ' Rutkewnc* .. « V* •, . 221 knows exactly . what is .on Wil k<'tball the "Crow Trophy," a '’S gym. \ than he did with (he Chicago Cubs ■*ra . like Frank Sullivan, Tont Thfs. fate of'Beaumont of the Tex ROLL UP p^IGH S(X>RI/ parade today from Philadelphia fqr Warrior# with 22. because/ of a shorter left field ,im 97 307 Total . . •\*4» ..1221 liams’ mind and they probably stuffed crow, goe* to the Iqser. his ^art in bringing^; the Davis CUp In losing the Cruisers \fell into Handicap.. 10 Brewer, Dick Brodowski, Russ . . Manrheater i wrestling returns won’t until the end of the week. as League still/ia up ,in the air Princeton, N. J., Feb. 23 *41— ■ Easy Ed Macauley waahlgh man fence. Biii Lane added Kliier would J l Kemmerer and Leo Klely and vet By Dh. PHdG ALLEN ' Profession*' Prlpceton -rolled up the highest back to the .united' Statei. for Boton with 25 poinU, but a deadlock fbr second place with B. Canlson ...... Kansas Coach to Rockrille ’I’hursday night at the He has a contract-- or, at least with league dli/ectors aet to talk slow dpwu the Indiana, especially Totala .. >. 809 481 471 1441 erans like Mel Parnell and Ellis it over again /today. , , Chicago point total ' in its 58-year-o1d rookie Johnny Kerr of the Nat* the Engines. Tliese two teams will when Ai Kosen and Vic Wertz are • It) G. Bussier ...... Written for NE.A Service Princess' Ballroom on Village one has been mailed, to Him^but meet Tuesday night .with the win Nclaon ..., 80 98 Kinder give hope of a first division White S o x 'O /e n e r a l Manager rivalry with Yale last night, whip PlENTIliOF.ENTRl 'captured game scoring laurel* in th.e/linrup. P. Staum . . . ’...... q WTtat IS the most common Street at 8:30, A star-studded card he baa done nothing about it. ner gaining a berth in the ct^mlng Thomaa .. 86 »J berth. , R. Soucy ...... Meanwhile.' signed contract* Frank I^ne says therf'll be /ib ping the Bulldogs 92-54 to stay in Vlth 28. , Lane ’’also said his feud with Bioodfood .8 9 99 Good .Sound PItidiIng fault of beginners' on the pivot is .s if h e. d 111 e d. featured -by a tournament. 8la$’tfnaofi , . « no ■grudge" match between Stanley continue tq dribble in. Chuck Dier burying the-hatchet in his feyl-' contention for Uie. Ivy League Ft. Wayne, lAd. — (NEA)-—The Slender Anile Risen sparked Stengel is no Jihony., . M. Jonea ...... hasketbaU til'lr." Princeton as Americim. Bowling Congress Tour- .Rocl^ter with 19 polnU and Pat MUtretta hooped 19 pblnts LeOtr Man . 108 108 At Washington. Chuck Drcuon ToUl ...... ‘ .1 ______,, . „ „ l W ’ydra. the Polish champion and ing. who/ probably wdll play a with Tlew York Yanks’ Manager ‘^11 those Yankee* W'snt to do will discover he has sound pitching Also Shot: J. Forbes, 244. A- Bringing the hall down after i orio. Canadian lumberjack. major rolf in th# aiicceaa or/failure Casey Stengel. sumed ■early' commknH of the nanlent will host\58^teams in its iarlie Share scored 24 in.* losing for the winner# 'while Tony Mori' la finish first and have everybody Totala ___ 481 602 477 1430 game and sped to a 39-26 . half ort for Miharaukee. anos .caged) 13 fo- the Cruiters. in Bob' Porterfield, Chuck Stobbs. Marriaon, 239; W Griffin, 227; H taking a pas*. The hall »hnuld he Tht* is the second rrieeting be run tjfom March ^/June 5 here. else finish eighth,” Lane said. Maury McDermott. Dean Stone. Swreet, 220; D. V’enzzi. 206. S, time lead. John Devbe totoped the , .LadSen defenders, can’t slap tween these two 220-poiin'ders. The OOU-EGE BASKETBALL RIflONff NOW TIGERS Tigers scorers with 19 p'cfints. fol T p, . B. r. p N«wman ...... 97 144 108 Johnny Schmitz and Frank Shea Sroka. 190;.kC. Soucy, 190; J. ’Gnf' it out of your hands. lasV lime they met in Syracuse. N. QF 1 2 Hamlll. f ...... '0 2-2 that, Lane quickly answered: R Brown ...... 94 K * 106. and an outfield that can "gq get fin. 188. \ East Buffalo. N. Y. (/P)—Three for lowed' by Capt. Hal.l (Efudl- 0- RUChtr. f ...... 0 3-2 “Nothing, except we want to D Brown ...... 81 103 98 Q A player tries to slip y.. a near riot develop^ as both .Dartmouth 84. Columbih 63. 1 8uhlr. f ...... 0 3-2 Oiandlgr— 91 . 'em’’ but has .not much power. men were dissatisfied \v-ith a draw. mer Buffalo Bison managers ' will Haabestad 'and Dirk Baitt..''bach fliii^' fir.st and ave everybody thrdugh, for a lay-up. As he does Princeton 92, Yale ,14. with 18. Charles Rosa \yaa high 4 Mlrtrctta. c ...... S 1-8 Chspp.ll ...... 97 \ili no Baltimore's )lbpe under Paul CAGER ALSO PITCHES *0. A\defender guards ftini rloyely. This >’wlnner-take-all” rematch help guide thp Detroit Tiger* this Jlopplne., a ...... '..3 4-14 ela»..flnish eighth.: Rlchaixls is for some of the ex- Fort Worth, Tex iPi-,-Dirk. Hofstrii 81, Manhattan 74 (over Reason. They are new manager for Yale wHth 16. Princeton hit on xrombfry, g ...... O 0-8 “ And I'ni doing something about Total...... 4«n 840 813 1513 prevent* a shot., What’s the best ha* been long awaited by the two CSst.r C .se.. 14*. 2 ID ' Yanks to come, through. Hal OfNaal. who scored .38 point* fpp time i. I Bucky Harris and ,two of His 65.4 per cent of ita shots. Quality Men's Wear 0 Row. a ...... 0 (VO it.” added Lane, "rve already won way to gel out of this jam? grapplers. with both men predict q Tuppor, f ...... 0 (M N'oHI .-.4...... 90 101 — 191 St. Johns (iSknt 83. GCNY 41. , the pennant on seven radio pro Smith is being hailed as the No. 1 Texas Christian m 111* first South- K — The pla.ver should atop, ing victory. . < : roaches, Billy Hitchc.ock and Jack l.-.ll. .7...... ■ 104 102 96 301 catcher before training starts. weft Conference game against St. Bonaventure TS, Lemoype Tighe. 1 c Attendance records of the Chica Touts ...... ;.:.. 13 11-31 35 grams and three television shows." McComb ...... 84 — 88 ,172' turn away from the defender and The supporting card finds a . tag- SssrI ...... 12.1 .81, tef'sol O ne Woodllng is sure to play left Arkansas, also performs on the (NYj 69 (Ovet-time). go White Sox gained a new entry'' I'ralsrrs (24) pass the hall to a teammate. team match with Jesse James' and SPORT SHIRTS P. , 8., r. Pis Holyoke, Mass. -'Paoli Meli*. S t.rk.l ...... ,. 94 101 )14 309 field. ;The rest of the position* ' Frog baseball team He’s a pitcher. Q — Befqre crossing the 10-sec Tony Enos stacking lip against St. Anselms INH) 71. Colby 50. Hoyt Wilhelm, ,the Giants’ great in 1954 when a paid attendance o f , NEK'S SOCKS i M E N ^ d V S Uoehrln*. f ...... 2 0-(l 4 38,056 watched New York beat the ' ^ iNHISKEir ^ Walrath. f ...... « 147, Sardinia, oulipqUUed. Frederico Total. 498 472 494 1481 probably .will be platooned. Joe ond line, a player passes to a Herman Schmidt and the colorful Rhode Island iOl. Maine 92. kmickle-bali reliever, - earned the BA1J4 »T|e Reg. $6.50 . .NOW $3.99 Johnson. ( ...... 3 (Nino)'Escalerai' 144, Puerto Rico,' Coleman is the ace of thte pitching WlLHiNSON TALKS teammate across it. The hair hit* Baron Antoni Verdi, James is the Boston Univ. 97. Brandeis 84. Purple Heart for wounds received White Sox on July 28. The gam e,! MAMCWm. uointe Turkinctnn. ( - ...... ,2 played on a Wednesday afternoon, 65c to BSo VALUE$ 10. : . / SacsB* Case*. <*> . staff which Includes Harry Byrd. Beaumont. Tex . iPi—Oklahoma an official rebounds back across handsome bobby-sox idol known a* Arm.v 75, Sw*rtHmore 55. in the, historic Battle of tbe.,Bulge. Reg. $5,05 . .NOW $3.59 Sylvesisr. r ...... 3 i^illtch ...... 98 88 in 294 Boaton College 69, Providence registered the largest crowd ever Mbrianos. a ...... S Tampa, Fla. — Rocky Randell. Matt.aon ...... 92 . 90 84 388 Jim McDonald and Duane Plllette. tootball coach Bud Wilkinson wnll th’e line. The sime player grabs it.- the Eddie Fiaher of wrestling He served with the U.S. Army In Reg.' $4.95 . .NOW $3.09 Viol, a ...... '.'0 lecture on ■the Split .T formation at 67. fantry for more than three year* to see a game at Comiskey Park "^3 Pain For 139 >». Tampa, outpointed Armand N. Vlltn.r ...... 118 90 110 - 318 Despite the shift from Phila Is this a violation of the 10-second The third match features the Reg. $3.95 . .N O W $ 2 .4 9 Klchoin.r ...... *7 119 92 298 delphia to Kansaa City and a the Texas High School FootbaH Connecticut 93, MaSs. TS. in World War n. on a week-day. 18 Totals . 14 8-14 34 Savoie, I38(i, Montreal, 10. McCurry , rule’ or what ? Black Terror and Dick Marquis. "'BHER IN PHI®* ...... 104 183 90 328 change of managers from Eddie Coaches’ Asan. School this sum^ \ — It, is pot a-vlnlalion. The 10 The mustached Terror ia a .playboy SAVE UP TO $20-50 ON mer. - r Total...... 497 821 IJ l S oo Jobst to Lou Boudreau, the A's second* begin counting again. Tcomplete With long, alick, bigek 9 0 ■I. Brl4t**’. <41 still ere in sad shape. The only Q. -With one second left, a leapt hair and hie. multicolor rloaka. $ 1 . 1 9 kPROOFi R ow ...... 98 88 Sullivan ...... 88 184 players mentioned by other rtubs is awarded the ihall at mld-courl. takes pride in pointing nut hie op WINKLER INVITES YOU visit amd -Inspoet tlioir comploto DRESS SHIRTS ■MacN».ly ...... 77 — when .deals were mentioned were This makes'll automatically impos ponents, shortcoming to th# audi- 0 ’N.II ...... 130 117 third baseman Jim Finlgan ' land sible for if to' pas* the b.ill in snd encl Kind Kow HEISCHMANN'S McCarthy ...... 138 109 COMPLETE CM to port otort mud iHpehliM t li^ . . ,' YOU ARE WELOOHE.COME AT ANY TIMTIME VALUES to $5.9S St.yrart .. — 97 pitcher Arnold Portocarrero. / get a lihoi off. doesn’t it ? ■ I, The ■ •card should provide plenty Regulariy $65 ..I...... NO W $ 4 5 .5 0 , Mfllwf Proof givts you w iw d A.— No, the elork doe* not-stiiii j of thrill-packed action. All pro- OMt Oli «» 'H ir * ^ 'W t OR « • «W IMO $M MR 1^^ NOW Regularly $ 60 ...... $.. .NOW $39.50 Total. .... ’ 809 S40 498 1847 RADIATOR runaln'g until the throw-In ha* I ceetTs 'go to the P. A. C. CInb Kid- $wEater$ touched a pla.ver on the coiiri,. I die Fund! Regularly $49.98 ...... NOW^ $ 3 4 .5 0 . Na. 8l*4lMei.t Ns. 2 18) AC PRODUCTS LOCKHEED Dniovmttit flt Idss c o s t ! A. H olm ...... 118 IIU 84 Pro Basketball Shorts, Regulars, Longs $ 2 . 3 9 Reg. $14.95 NOW $1 Tylsr ...... :. . 106 99 109 Eastern Divlsidn SERVICE AUTO-LITE MALLORY G. Chsppvll ...... ; 108 107 109 W Reg. $13.95 NOW 3 To Ictmore enjoyment'in a whiskey, fttisgS^ii .t.ow Man ...... lOO 100 lOn i f ' Pet. BORG-WARNER McQUAY NORRIS 108 Hanna ...... 107 10* 139 Syracuse ...... 35 * - J74 Reg. $11.95 NOW j look at the “ Froof." For “ Proof’ tell* New York . ..r., ...31 . 28 .525 FEDERAL MOGUL RAYBESTOS SAVE $10-02 ON FINE Totala ...... 833 SU 813 1880 • CLEANING R eg/$9.95 ..NOW a wfaUkey’a “afrength.” Today, most M. dames Ns. I 111 Boston ...30 28 .517 FOR MAJOR AUTO REPAIRING GRANT RINGS WALKER UNDERWEAR Reg. $8.95 . NOW .leading blends are no more than 86 Hlldsbrand Philadelphia . ...27 31 ,466 Hindis • REPAIRING Reg. $6.95 ..NOW Proof. But Fleiachmaiin’s is a full 90" BIW*' Calagnon Wcetepi Division e imtpkk Um 9t $KEB EfWMlERT 89c T-Shirts . .NOW 69R J. Lupaechino . Fqrt Wbyie - • •...37 23 .617 Proof! And ihU mean* you get more N. Lupaechino • RECORING 69c Jerseys .. .NOW 55$ Minneapolis ...... 33 25 .569 ...25 37 .403 79c Brief.8 ....N O W 65$ flavor—and enjoyment m every drink. Totals 888 518 1888 Rochester ...... Regularly $55 Milwaukee i . ■ ■ •.,.10 40 .333 7W-' " j' FAY AS YOU DRIVE $9c Shorts ... .NOW 69|( ...NOW 5 4 4 .9 8 Ptampt stMTioii for all makca Whiskies are U*ed by the U. S.^ Gpv- Regularly $50 ...NOW SAME FOOTMtEPB ^SE OUR"'EASY 3 9 .9 8 - East Lansing, Mleh — (NEAI— 4 Tueaday’e Reaults ia ear apactally ataffed radia WINTER JACKETS ernment on the basis of P^iof. And Regularly $45 ...NOW although Heischmaiin pays$1.03m6re 5 3 4 .9 8 . Bob Lillyblad, freshman track Boatoh 97. Syracuse 96. tor lapalr tfepartmeat. prospect at Michigan State, has New York 103, Philadelphia 1021 BUDGET PLAN SPORT corn 'Tleg. $27.95 NOW $17 9$ per case in tay.es than ordinary 86 H.03 Trousers, Shirts and many other dona all hia running in ehoea worn Rochester 87. Milwaukee 71. Reg. $14,95 NOW $9,95 Proif blends, Fleischmann’s cort* yw 4/5 QUART items throughout the. store at at- by hie father at Minnesota a gen- Reg. $12.95 NOW $ 8 .9 5 I w than many lower .Prqpf brands. tractlva reductions. erfftlon ^ HOttKEY AT A GLANCE BEAUPRE Rei. $14.96 NOlV U .if . Tueaday’e Reenlto Try Fleischmann’a today—you’It ^ 2 . 5 3 KKADTioltOUd " American League ' _ (ifo? VANS Ifni/on MEN’S ^ agree that it’s the best blended ushitkeyi Herahey 3'. Providence T (ovef* MOTORS CHURCH C0RNfR$ /value in America! PIHT IndianapoUa, Ind. — (NEA) — tiff**) ' ' .' , Isoorpo rated SHOP National Champion Jifnmy Bryan EssteeuLsagM ^ V 427 Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. 651 PARK STRKKT MAIM AMO •OUlfVAiD 191 CENTIR STRICT GLENNEY’S New Haven 20. WorCerier S , ILEHDCO WHISUY • 80 PROOF $$% GRAIN NEUTRAX SPIRITS haa Mterod thia year'e SQG-mlle 3M lAST CENTER STJ HARTFORD O CAST HARTFORD' O MANCHUTfR, ■^aiihlngtOn 9, Clinton 1 . TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-^066 789 MAIN STREET ^ THE FkEI$(^.HlMAiAnn OISTIUING C COHPORATION. PEEKSIVILL. N. T. AAA ntoa.' . I M i . M 2 3 4 : 11L-Mdu6«*7.lttl TIL>MckjM>l4)B* ' T a.«MliclwN6f n BI Ji ! ^ u V. . f 1 ■V, 7. t J '
T ‘ toAKCHESTEi EVENING H|EALD. MANCHESTER. OQ)WL|^WEDNESDAY. raSRUARY 23, 1955 PAGE SEVENTEEN / PACE anCTOBW MANCHESTER EVENING HER'a LD; MANCHESTER, OO^N, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1965 He For Sale 7* GUead Ellington U.Sv jiticlge D rops -.X Teacher VacEtiowin’g in Nassaii t It e r e o u g h t a » e a l a w i :^y E^GALY-una SH O ^n^ Bmincaa Locations Houacs Fbt Salt . 72 MAMCJHESTBfi— Six t«om b(Mna, Autonobiles for Sale 4 Ganlen—FanarrM iy City C linic O pen 50 Foi; Rent 64 b, colored tixturea, oU Chaises Seven R e s i d e n i e 1947 CHEVROLET Flaatllbe aedan, Prodnete ^ \ • MANCHESTER. — CMonial six Lot n o ’ , high elevadoh! eiassil radio, beater, motor ' (.jinpMaly APPLES-Pteked ahd windfaUp, 11 ONE STORE near Main S tr^ roonHs. Bitcellent condition. New gara. Only $13,900. Caritoiri overhauled, all new parts, rings, / and . u p ,'' McIntosh, Baldwins', Suitabla for small business p t of 'tiia bath, n^w furnace. M odeoi' W .H atattalA^ . 9-S132, 9-4094. Alleged State R ^ s. .To Attend O iurch piston bins, etc. Douglas'Motors: Romes, Greenings and Wagntfa. fices. Heated. ML 9-169^ MI. fcltclteii. 3-caV garage, amesite FOR THE WONDERPULT Mvertisen« drive. Near bus line. $14,500. . SPLIT IXVEL, ijaiga roobu, full 333 Mam. MI. 8-8116. 9-8094- t ’ ,Oflead. Fob. 2$ (Spociat)—*n»e Ellington, F*b7^/(6peclM )nt.has Yr-^yinn which to act. muntzatlon ellhtcs wHl-b* held ort LTteDETT REXNLL FHHBM] army.'>^r is at OQxJarvls Rd; MI. BARGAnta In new and used appu- tiful cembr Jot, shade trees, obt ^ RY FOPilUiR DEMAND ^ A ranch toUiated on approxiniately Local foaidenta arc invited to i „OPY CLOSlt«G TIME A. Woods AppUahces, 383 Canter Location^r — -.i— -sd-..!..!..- nuy busineea. tack Street. Priced for quick sale. wlilch ^Uie seven'atoendanta had Tolland.'County Aaan., which In truck thrae acres of land, Yhla indiiH- mako uee of tho program. [ JR C L A S S lP lE I^ D V r^ 1951 eSH E VRO t^ ton St, M3. 9-1918.: I . , Call ML attacked their indlb^hMuiL deny cludes this town havb been urged REPEAT SHIPMENT OF rack body, low mileage, goodgc con- EU>AIDGE STREETC, Manchester. guaUnd 8 year old home tofordi ing -six of them end AiuJIhX' a por to attend. Mrs. Montague W h ite.of' - Food Sale Friday MON. THRU Fttl. diUon. MI. 9-1406. FRANK^S IB Buying and ^ I n g FOUR ROOtXoftlce eulte, cxcel- privacy , for the preCesslonal or Big rOpm single and one-car ga tion of ■ahnlher; which hit at Jury Andover will be the guoat apeaker The Ladlee Society of the Chria-1 10;30A.M. good used tum itwe aadxantiques. tam daqor, mmptete faeUitles, uge for only $10,800. DwcUihg has ' oxocutlve m an.' apacknia living aad refreshments wilt be served. tien Apoaloltc (%urch will, tiold a | Will be open 9 a.m> to 8 661. atreet and rear Sparking, moder room-dining area, efficlqnty kitch selection methods was ^without REXALL LNCKY 7 SPECIALS SATURDAY 9 A. MX three rooms down apd three foundation. ' ' 'Wamea’s Ctab MeeUag food aaie Friday aterUng at l)p,m. - Autb 'A^eessbrtes—tires • § 9-6580, 420 Lake St. ate rental. C ent^ Street. MI. rooms and- bath up. New hot' en with diahwaaher, dtapobal and ' This latter motion had cli ■ The lbcal_ Women’a Club , will at the FitigeraM Ford StaWn ori HAVE JiiST ARRIVED 9-16M) or Ml. 9-8589,\ water hetolng systeii With oil anack-.bar,' maater--.bedroom 'with , meet WedhOaday ’ evening at 8 r o m t coopkration ' w i u WINlER TIRES ‘ the grand Jury was Illegally cbl Htu-kot Street in Rockville.' GO HOUSEKBEf^NG \ burner. Raoently redec^ ated. Call bath phM two average aize bad- o'clock at the horn* .pf Mrs. Rich- BE APPKECIATED- ‘ s t o r e . Comer of Griswold si^ 'atituted becausf the Jury commia- Red- OFoaa Oaavaaaer . Buy one,*ffet one half priced: ON THE *A ra»T TERMS/ McKinney Bribers, inc? MI. room ! and bath. L ovel/large ter Grant. A SL Pat'rick'.a D a y IN YOUW UFE Center Streets, suitable fqr office aionera had delegated to others O Mrs. Frederick Goulding of plus tax. 3-8060 or MI. 9-3931. race ' for outdoor living, carport gram will be a feature -Of the Pinnacle Road has been add^ to AT THE LOWEST PRICE V or small buaineas.XWill consider for two ca n , storage apace. Many the duty of selecting the Jimora THESE REXALL SPECIALS Diol MI-3-5121^ BUDGET CENTER 'partnership in sm alrbusing-. MI. asking so-called "aponaora'i" to ' "$■ r - the Uat of iktopia who wtll caavaas GUARAIfTEEP POSSIBLE THREE BEDROOM home, screen extra features too numeroue to Hoapitaliaed . -'---i - 91 Center Street 3 COMPLETE O'flW tfr Ml. 3-7509 afUr^:80 p-pi. ed front and rear porches, \Rusco mention. Shown by appolnthiont' ,namo'|j»raona they would recom- the town .during the Red O bss Brnekt Dingwell o f Gilead Street fund' raising drive. Her territory SERVICE CENTER ROOMS o f / b r a Nd n e w windows, split rail fence. 'PXUly only. - Itecluaive with Elva Tyler, ihen for such duty. NOW 1/3 to 1/2 OFF . Deatea Dlacrlmtaation la a p a ti^ at the Manchester Me will bo Middle Road and Abbott Lost and Poimi 436 Center Street FURNn U R E insulated', 209 HlHgtown Rd. \MI. Realtor. MI. 9-4489. morial H o ^ ta l. ^ Has been in Storage 3 month^. / Suburban For Rent 66 $-6310 appointment only, \ The' motion also had claimed the Road. Florence Street—Older home now ToWa VMtors - CHaasa in Rockx'tlle LOST—Lody'a Elgin wristwatch. BATTERIES - 50% off. Square I sold this to a young couple 3 ROCXVi Ll e , 24 Grove St.— Well Jucy list' did not represent a true LW E s t r e e t —Two. Itew ftVe Mr. and Mra, Myron ' Poat of Expectant mothers of this town ' Vicinity of Locust and I^den type as low as 8^98 tong type months ago^ hut they are not get heated 2^imm furnished apart vacant- Five rooms and large en- cboss section /Of the ^immunity The Liggett Rexall Store ^' rooiiv. ranch type hom'es. Oil heat,, closcdx porch. New plumbing, at East Hartford \ e re vlaltora In have been invited to attend a aeries { Streets. Reward. ML ,9-66#7. 87.95, Written gui itee. ^ l e ting married. ment. Apply, flrat floor apartmefij from vi-hlch the Jirrora were town laat,,/weekend. c ailing on Motors. Ml. 9-0980, BLOND BEDROOM full bksement, amealte drive, 100'' tached ^'garage. I » t 100’ X 150’. drawn. of five claasea atartinig March 2{ LOST—PASS BOOI^ No. 849. 9. ■ \ ' ■ ' X 200’ W . $13,500 each. E. Ic K. friends./ ' \ at the Rockville Public Health LIVING ROOM SUITE Selling for $13,500. The court said that "it ia abund /W ith Graadpafents .NeOr Your Door Notice is hereby .pven that Pass g u a r a n t e e d yhED Urek most 5 PC. d i n e t t e s e t ELLINGTON CENTER-Flve room Agency. Phones MI. 9-62t7, 8-4480. antly plain" (hat "except for a Nuralng Assn., office at 13. Park; Book No. 349; iswed by the Sav sizes available ,j4l .95 and up> Con Six -room Colonial on ■ Gerard 1 T>iromy Gpodale of Andovgr la St. The claasea will be in sesai(m ' “W eetinghouae” Elec. Refrigerator apartment, not suitable for chil praiseworthy leaning toward per- S.pknding the week srtth h^grand- ings Departm ^t of the Manches tact Goodyear/oervtce Store,. 718 dren, 875 monthly. RorkviBe from 2 to 3 p.m. j A E o H io r R m o N SpocidI for Fthnwry. “Emerson” Television flrtVlae«^*>“ t**watef*’ h*ea^^^^ n ‘ "^i^^entar Mr, and Mrs. J ellog ter Trust Company has been lost Main St.. Manchester. MI. 9-5390. "MsyUg” Washer 5-7388. \ Mteiitgence_^ ___ I telligence andsno Integrity,iniegmy, noni ip* Whit*. FREE 5x7 M larqoniM t with ovory rail o f Mm and applicatiiMi has been made to L i c e .A- White, “De Luxe” Range tentfonal dlacrimlna.ion^ was ic- lifihaaon (pleats '■Maarheaier Evening Herald El-ri Bald bank /fo r paym ent. of the NEWLY BUfi.T full house Ford en- 3 ■V $uaoo btorm windows and screens Itagtoa oorrespondeat. Mrs. G. F. !| vdopod oNid prinrad at requior pile*. Take your choice of any of these Ucad by the'Jury commiaaipilera. Mrs. Richard Parkhurst and amount o(^depoelt. gine. Wlll/iit F*ord or Mercury Wantcft To RcRt 68 In accordsnbe witlr t!he require throughinit. Priced at $16,800. ■air. ttoaphonn 5-6318. from 1937 to 1948. 8H bore and 4 appliances in addition to bed^m , The ^•'e^ror" K'hich twfied the three daughters, all of Lebanon, living room, .Oinette, rugs, uimpi ments of the, ZonlngN^gulations LOST-PASS BOOK No. 53.' , stroke. Special balanced assem ”WE THREE” : Reporter/ wife, T . J. C R O C K E T T government's case today the visited recently with Mrs. Alice and otheV itema for the Town of Manchester, Four .economy foods are milk Notice ta hereby given that Pass bly - ^1 racing pistons, rings, Businegg ScrvUcw Offered 13 ^ n t i n | ^‘i^ipering 21 Help n^ted*—Male 36 and eon, need an. apartmenKafter Bfoker rommlaaion'a failure . to ascertain FoOte of Gilead Street. L I^ T T REXALL PHARMACY ' EVERYTHING ppnn., the Zoning Board., of Ap and cheese; dried beans and B < ^ . No. 53, Issued by the sav ro ^ . adium Silver bearings, big.„ , ,, ' May 1. Unfurnished, reasonable peals will hold a public 'bearing the qualifications ,*f the prospec School vacation PAINTINd ONLY $496.13 .V peas; liver and Other organ meats; PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ings''department of the Manches valv< Block has been ported and fmmeriy Harold WANTED—Man to sell combina rent desired. Four 6r fivt rooms. on Monday. Febrbary 28. 1955 at Office Ml-S-54i8 tive Jurors befoiV their, names Mias Phyllis Fogil. a student at - - A Son s Rubbish Removal. Cel tion windows part time. Exper Free storage until wanted. Free whole-grain and enriched products ter T iW Company has been lost relieved. Special high lift racing quality w ofX ___ Call MI. 9-3472 any time. 8 p.m. in the Hearing R oom of ware plsceci Jrt the box to be WilUmantic Stale Teachers Col 279 GREEN ROAD T a . Ml.9*4878 lars, yards and attics cleaned. MI. ' and prompt servics. ience not necessary. MI. 9-9938. delivery. Free set up by our own re Realdenea MI-9-7/51 drswn. .> - lege. it spending a week’s vacation such ss optmeal and other cereals, . and made to cam, adjustable tappets, Offen- the Municipal Building on,the hal macaroni and spaghetti, bread. AMPLE PARKING aald bank for payment of' the houser heads and manifold, high 9-1084. M. 9-4034. . mates. Fully insured. liable men. WANTED — Four' rooms unfum The coMrt’a action did not In at home resting. Plante,,/Ml. 9-6968, EXPERIENCED gaa station at- No Payments To Banka ished for 3 adults. Gall after 6 :4S lowing applications: \ Use ■ these foods 'reely if your ' amount o f deposit. pressure oil pump, special pan. Paul V. Tongren for permission' volve .the case of a New Jersey FURNITURE Refiniehlng? antique endant. Married man preferred. No Finance Companies , p.m. MI. 9-5454. \ I.ot* For Sale 73; womtoi who was arrested by the Maackcsier Evening H e r a I d . v^ood budget it on your mind. Ahum clut(m assembly, aluminum fundture a apecialty, chaira caned Must be over 25. Hours 4 to 10 to use barn for storage of build fly wheel, all new—just built to MONTHLY PAYMENTS on good FBI in New York City after a Gilead M I. / trees on I « . Asking, $U:000: G o d andy loft Friday nifchtYlor their extra CURTAINS laundered and Iroiiing -p.m. windows and screehji, fully in sources said the Philippines Is defend iliat fi domrw^Gough tlie for appointment. / No money dosm. $4.90 month handbAge repaired, zipper re- confidential eervice. Manchester done in my home. MI. 9-4333, First National Stores (or per child RaaJty Co., Rgaltora. . Ml. long winter camping trip. The sulated, amesitexdrive. A rsM buj mission to erect free standing seeking the establishment of a fullest measure^^ fOllWtion." ly. All work guaranteed. placeiuent, umbrellas repaired, Investment Corp., 244 Main atreet. TWO-PIEX7E maroon living room at $13,500. A. R. Wilkie & Co. M l 1-7935 or 9-8488. \ , ------^ ------r , gcouta left the Center Church, un ,* France's H^^M^nnet called foi Ml. S-S416. ground sign in front at blinding' permanent and continuing miUtary SAYS: men’s shirt collars reversed and ------^------'V------— ------' o —What la ti» atatua of the la- der the leadership of Scoutmaster' PerayAialu set with grey print covers. Call 9-4389.\ / ' committee. I "imiting our gin-emmenta In MOTOR SALE replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 MI. 9-3165 after 8 ;30. at 897 East Center' Street, Busi ip.ee , ^ "corregiSr? Harry Maidnicnt, at 6:30. The ness Zone 1. • Uieir determination t\ safeguaiird DESIRE RIDE /vicinity Trumbull Ford, Chevrolet, etc...... $124.98 ing Bho^ TWO y Ma RS old six room ranch additional room. Hot water oil| U nit^ Slates formally .snow had long disappeared in pules said subversion against their freedony ahd to rqake them DEAL Wn)l CONFIDENCE AT THE END OF f THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet L. H. Hale SupeE Store for per- member nations demands equal I and Pearl Streets,. Working hours Pontiac, Oldemoblie, etc ..8174J5 attachedYgarage, amesite drive heat. Lot 100 » - ceded Corregidor to the Philippine r.Iancheater/ but when the cara- secure againki any aggiraslon." \, AND FLAT FH^IISH Holland window Center, 995 Main St-, invites you miaaion to erect unllghtgd aign on pancy. Price too Mai Jtne attention with open aggression. frgO -5.D0. MI/0-9n5. No Money Down, $2.00 Weekly Yo u r r o p e ? ' 1954 NORGE electric refrigerator, Lot M) x.\l25. Hot water oil heat, Republic in 1947. Vhn of Scouts arrived at Pioneer, shades, ihade to measure. All to visit pets of all Mnda. Con practically new. MI. 8-4777. canopy ,'on front of building at ■Bmilh. Realtor,or. 9-1642. Dulles declared the . 11 e d New Motor Guarantee. full basement, m od em ' kitchen, the snow /was all over the area. to DRIVE Win SATIffUTION metal Venetian bllt\ds at a n’eiV necticut bred Parakeets. Ml. 301 East Center Street, Business After, getting settled for the night, B o t h * “ lliT' 2 d “ "p rh a rA G. ! the conferen A new first or ^reond mort- Formica counters, dlsposaU, auto- CUSTOM BUILT ~ o w n ^ S i\ Q Which is the oldest city under carry forward iU "lime h on ied Autonobiles for Sale 4 low price. Keys made while you 9-4273. Hours Monday through SERVEL GAS refrigerator, 8.7 cu. Zone I. , . each unit lodge held its own camp (3asey of Australia; who followed COLE MOTORS wait. Marlow's. i- ,/ , gage can be a llfesaver if prop- Friday, 10 to 6:30, ’niursday *tll math; dishwasher, fireplace. /r o o m house,' flill --—ed . - dormer \ h e American flag? policy, first, thatwe want our d ft., 2’4 years old. Like new, 8100; $3700 down to assume prese'nt Leonard J. Vendrillo for per ' ' \A Ssn Juan, the capital of fires. /T h e troop occupied the him, expriased.guarded optimism 1950 CHEVROLET station wagon. 436 Center Street' ^ erly handled. That’s our spe 9 p.m., Saturday 9 to 6, S. & H. . gag range in good condition, $25. mission to - rpRStruct two-family three large bedrt»ma> living people to enjoy, in peace, tl R«liMii9w: W> PMlIlwly Will Not FORMICA COrarTER topgf Uno 4’,i9 i VA mortgage. A real buy at rcytm. dining room, iWge kitchen Puerto Rico. It was founded in Frontier,, Hillside, Pine Tree and about the future of the Aasociated Radio, heater, three aeater. Runs MI-9-0980 cialty. Call Franjt Burke or .Green etampe. litl. 8-2492. after 5 p.m. dwelling on abuthWest corter of. ISllVabout half a century before Birche lodges. - State.s of Laos, Cambodia and blesainga of liberty. Kwawitiqly UndarsoM! like new. Very clean inside and leum, plastic ' wall tile./Aaphalt, $17,500, For appointment to In with knotty pin* caWhets. I 'l ED. SW AIN Mel Redman, at <. sped caU A. R. Wilkie 6 Co. Ml. intersection of Oakland Yerrace St. Akpistlne, th* oldest city on The next day the boys were up Viet Nam. . y ’The second ia that we cariot as out. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. rubber, Vtnyl, \6drk tile/ The Tile baths, hoi water h'eat.\ recessed 1952 Ford F ordoM tic "Victoria. Radio, heat Shop. Ml. 9 -2 ^ . BuXland. 9-4389. and Beacon Street, Residence the m^land. early and raring to do something. They said the sit^tion in those sure liberty for ourselves unless 1953 FORD 4-DOOR Auto Driving School 7-A Live Stock—Vehicles 42 GAS WATER heater, $15. Call MI. Zone A. cast iron radiation, twenty of others also have It. -Freedom can er, 6Mt covers. This ear ia s p o U a r a $ ^ 9 5 I960 CHEVROLET Styleline de lUxe CONNECTICUT 9-3680. After lunch they set out on a hike countries was improving, and if, \Fordomatic. radio and heater. $1000 DOWN, large 3 bedroom Plantland on the Par'kway for closets,' two fireplaces, 10 x H not thrive in an environment that $ 1 3 9 5 club coupe, radio, heater. . low AUTO DRIVING instruction from HOME MADE bre; pies, coffee WE BUY COWS, calves and beef porch, garage. Blinds, aluminum Q- How was tne term "kiwi’ Sroiind West Hill Pond, which is the improvemenl/ixmtinued there MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ranch, fireplace, 1 acre, bigh ele peimissidn to erect/rree standing is hoatiie.to freedom.” * $2 FORD, FORUOMATIC 1954 Rarotop Merairy. Fully aqulppod. mileage. In wonderful condition. your home. Insured duel control cakes, rolls, etc. Lucy W. Souther- cattle. Also horses.''Piela Bros. FLORENCE combination ' oil-gas stpras windows and doors. Imme used during tVorld War II? ’ . frozen over. When they returned, waa'solid ground on which to base Msreomatlc?\radio, heater, 2-tone' flniah. gill. MI. 9-0743. EXCHANGE Tel. Ml. 3^7405. vation, trees, garage, suburban. ground sign on property locaUri Kilri Kehler, first aid instructor hopes for x Democratic victory in Radio and heAteri Dmiglas Mbtpra, 383 Main. car.' Larson Driving School, MI. stoVe,. de' luxe model. Call MI. diate occupancy. Lot 100' X 300’. A It was aXsIang expression t o j .Approved by Senate $ 1 1 9 5 15,000 actual/((iilea. Special price $ 2 2 9 5 9-6075. Call CH-6-8S97 or Drofi In At 9-0376 after 4 ;30 p.m. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5133, ron westerly side of Wilbur CJross men in the A ii/^ r p s who, did nflt for the troop, demonstrated how the V i ^ Natb election. Pullen reminded the delegates 9-4694. Parkway 'approximately 1,500' Call Qwnar, Ml., $-6206. \ 19lis lymouth CTlib Coupe. Two to choose Spring is coming. 27 Lewis St., Hartford fly- ■ • ■ \ ^ to perform a rescue on the ice. U n ^ r the soaring golden roof Uiat the Manila-Treaty was a p -; a eyl. Radio and Dr i v i n g instructions from your .’Article For Sale., ‘ 4!^; south of Railroad bridge. Rural That aflernon the Junior Ex of Tfiatlara'* royal Ananda Sama- from \ jdio, heater. Very clean. Weekend ,1956' Ford d a b What, no car? Buildthg—^Contracting 14 SIX ROOM Cape Cod., near proved by a Senate vole of '’ui\-; heater. Very aha home. Dual-control insured dar, I \ FINAL CLEARANCE Residence 2k)ne. Wanted—Real Etoate ^7 Q_W ere there c s W in America plorer crews took another 10 ihile kqrh Palace, the 150 delegates precedented propottions:’’ speciaL^/\...... - ...... $ 9 9 5 ...... v“ $ 5 9 5 Got the answer • Standard or automatic. Call Man. WOMEN’S CLOTHES, size 12-14, schools; six room Cape'Cod (two Arturo Gremmo for permission CABimsT MAKING We also do Business dpportnnltiMsZ \ A few 9 X 12 rugs, wbol- end before the coming of the w-hite trek as part of the requirements moved,/into closed session after “ It was re co ^ z e d that this Chester . Driving Academy. FL three pairs shoes size small unfinished). Garage. Two family-;- to sell refrigerated products in Here you are. . all ty^s of carpentry work, fe- wiwl mixUires from $49. .Large se- f o r p r o m p t courteous sorvice, man? for hiking merit badge. George opening.addresses by eight foreign Ireat.Y is directed against no gov 2-7249. Toll free. CANDY AND soda shop. Main electric sandwich grill. Good con it's tops for condition,? price, |.oca addition to products for which 1951 Chrysler Windsi mimling, alterations, etc. Good dition. MI. 3-7108 before 5 p.m. . lecuon of. lamps, chairs and furiil- 'aelling or buying real estate, call A -T h e flrat rtttle irt, America Hansen, Explorer advisor, went ministers and Thai Premier Pibul- ernment, against no nation and 1952 MEBCURY Street location. All modem equip tion. M anchestd’ Associates. Inc permission has already been along with the Scouts. They aohggram. door. Excellent conditi MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. i^km anshlp. and reasonable turei for' the entire h •— source indicated the choice now 1954 PI?vmouth Station Wagon. Radio and Mot^ycles^BIcycles ll tractor . and. 'Builder, 319 .Center Jen’s-Rug Shop, 85 Talcott Ave., IF READY to buy, sell, exchi McCLURE POI^TIAC, In exclusive territor'’ near your heater, tankless, three SO. gallon miles from Manchest6r? Large lot, Zone AA. real esutc, mortgages arranged A—The Speaker of Uw House. Ha FolIowingVthis lively sport, the; The,Manila Pact, hd said, pro Uee between Manila and Bangkok. heater. Very sharp. St. Tel Ml. 3-7773. Rockville, Conn. Phone 6-6706. pleasant surroundingb. Reaspnable St. Mary's Church for- permis / troop held A^ampfire In the Fron- i vides "for comprehensive meas 1658 Mercury 4-Do*r. Four to chb^se fkoij;). $ 1 5 9 5 373 Main 8 t , Manchester BICYCLE REPAlRINO, all typea home. Gall MI. 9-2814. oil barrels, stand and faupet. 9" Consult Howard R . ' Haatingt is nominated at a party caucus Militar}', economic-and antisubver BUIU3ING contractors. AH' types ROYAL AND SmlthA^orona? port parlor furnace. SO gallon gSIvan- with small down payment. Tell sion to locate Rectory closer to Agency. Ml. 9;J107, and chosen by members of the lier Lodge: ^ n g s were sung by ] ures of defense and prevention, sive committees will be formed to tUdio. heater, mercomatic. White wall tlrk 1958 Defioto Firedome. 4-Door sedan. Ra- Td. ML9-4S45^pen Eve. Until ' English, a sp^klty. Now open 4 MI. 9-1477. of cdiri^nter work done. Garages, experienced salesgirl for new able and standard typewriters. ized tank. Call between 5-7 p.m.,’ rear property line than regula House of Repreaentatives. everyone • ancK Williqhi Minntck I This is fortunate, for not only mill- carry out the councH'a decision!. Very low mileage...... $ 1 7 9 5 too, heater,, 3.fone.' .. p.m. -to i'.W p.m. Mancheeter furniture salesroom. Salary, ...... $ 1 7 9 5 Cycle 8hop/l66 West Middle Turn alteritions, rooms finished, etc. All makes of adding machines 13 Jackson St. tions ' allow at 37 A 49 Park ABOin'. TO Sell your ptoperty? showed films about soiite events I tary and security measures are 1949 OHE7VROLET de luxe sedan. Neiditz'Brps., 22 E. Center St. NEW SIX room coloniai, near- new Street,. Relidence 2kine A. Immediata action aasuied. A. J. the Scouts pkrti^ ated in. and an contemplated, but also measures , Radio and heater, excellent con' >plke. M1./9.3098. Free estimates. Ml. 9-5981. sold or rented. Repairs on all Q - ^ e r e is 8t. Francis Xavier 1952 17 " MOTOROLA table model) school; five room ranch and at AH persons intereMied may at Gatto CO.,' Realtors. CH. 9-8489, "Abbott and (^ttolo" film-Pop- for fostering freedom and ^ulturA EX-JUDGE DIES AT 88 ' Utton. Had three, only one. left, makes, Marlow’s. iried? LOOK TODA^ . \ . EliY TODAY! NEW CONS’rilUCTION. remodel MANCHESTER-Girl to w^k In t^evision with Alliance, by 100 r tached garage. Country living. tend this hearing. evea-.JA. 8-3989. corn was given to everyone and for promoting higher llying/stand- 'etter come and get* It st 8495. X Msneheiter Associates, Inc., Real- A-*-In a shrine in Goa, .India. j ing and repairing' expertly done. dairy'company office in Manches FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and te- converter. Model 94 Winchester 30- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS then the Scouts retuhied to their 1 ards, econpiwic progress .and s^ ial Wil^mantiG, Figb- 23 (A7—Fbrmer .411 Cars Sold With A WMtten Guarantee', glas Motors, 333 Main St. Services Offered 13 ton . Tel. MI. 9-0384 , 3-1433, 9^5844, probate Judge Otto B: Roblneon, 82, Eatimatea gladly given. Robert M. ter. {{nowledge of comptometer laated shoes. Fine shape. Priced caliber, rifle, ' i ■ magazine, - Red-1 William H. 'StUek, Ohaifman PRlVA'i’E PARl?Y~de8ires 5 or 6 What day is now observed as lodges where they made cocoa. | well-being o( the people 'of \^e important but will consider 9-9221. Call any time.' room ranch or coionito, full base i died at Windham C?ommunity Me- ' 194$ TODQE Sedan, *a(|io. heater IIBH and ash6s removed. Oen< Alexander. Ml. 9-7718. ^ reasonably. Sam Yulyes, IS Mapl6 field rear sight, ramp front. C a ll' Charles S. .Towle,^ Secretary Dliicovaiy Day in the Klondike? The next morning life bovs ] area.' trainees.' See Miss Acker at 2120 ment. MI. 3-5658. ' nice hnUh, clean inside. A real fai cleaning of atUce, ctUara and Street. 0pp. First National park MI. 3-5978, $10,90O^SIX room C^pe Cod, two ______^ ______'A\r-Aug. 17, on i ’hich dale In worked at the wood piles, for | E-mphasizes Urgency \| jnorial Hospital last night..-A Yale yarda. Call M and M Rubblah re Park 8t.. - Hartford,' or call AD. ing- there is a lot of work to?' be done He also stressed the urgency o(\ ^ w .- Schoot graduate, Robinson honest goodneas buy al 8295. ih unfinished, dorm'ers, open stair LISTINGS W A N Tm — Single, | 1896'Georg* Carmack m a d ^ huge was elected Judge of the Wind- No m on ^ down. Douglas Motors, moval. Ml. 9-9757. Rtoflns—Sidlnc ‘ 16' 3-36<3 for appointmenh on these liikes. That afternoon | the task: - TWO CUSTOM made Venetian Mosical Instrancnts 5.1 way, oil heat, - recreation room, Iwo-fanafly, thriea-family, buai-! gold strike along Bonanza Creek, h^n-Scotland Probate District in 838 Main 6t.. WANTED — Woman for general bar, nice lob with trees, near bus, ness propirly. Hav* mafiy cash ; v ^ the Scouts had some fun on the | "So far as international peace MORIARTY Bl Co m p l e t e r e p a i r s by stuart blinds, 73 " wide, $6 each. MI. 1919 and held the post for 10 '"Oa The Level At Center and Bra FOR THE BEST in Bonded built school and . etores. Carlton W. buyers. Mortgages arranged., Q-Doea any woman in the lake. The Junior Explorers de and security are concerned, the 1950 CHRYSLER four door, R.; Wolcott on wringer and auto laundry. Work. 5-day week, good 8-5745. MUSIC Instrumental rental. Com. ycaiV Previously he had Men a « Eveninga up roofs, shingle ,rooUi,'gutters, pay. New System Laundry, Harri Hutchins. ML 9-5132, 9-4894. PUaae call George L; GraziadiO;: Unifed States hold the rank of ad- parted on another 10 .mile - trek. situation in our treaty area, as at cellent condiUon. White sidi matic washing machines, electric conductors and roof repairs call plete line of-'Instruments.- Rental MANCHESTER That evening individual campfires no other time in history, requires railroikd clerk. In 1941, Robinson 301«315 CENTER STREET • 3 «5 1 3 5 . u aty 10:00 ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, son Street. Retotor, Ml. 9-5878. 109 Henpf: mlral? low mileage, fUIly equip] COughUn. Ml. 3-7707? applied to purchase, price. Repre FOUR ROOM brick home, expan- A—Yea. Rear Adm. Lucile Petry were again held. greater watchfulness and prepared- waa a artff member -of the State before 3 small appliances. Welding. 180 18 FT. STEEL light poles, tvfo. MI. senting Oida,' Selmer, Bach. Ped- Street. Welfare tMmmission. He leaves a- Main Street. ML 9-86?8. SlflRT PRESS operator. Apply In 9-9638. , V . aion attic, aertened 'breezeway A U T O PARTS Leone, who holds that rank be The next day was .spent clean ness. CALL MANCHESTER Roofing and person only. New Model Laundry, ler and Bundy.. Metier’s Music and garage, high elevation. ' MI. ARE YOU (XINSIDERINO cause she is Uie assistant surgeon- ing up the lodges and refilling son and a'daugther. Funeral serv O. H MERCURY Stdo^r 2-dobr sedan, Studio. 177 McKee. MI. 8-7500. ’’■For, while the danger of armed, ices will be Abld Friday- Siding Co. for roofing and siding 73 Summit St. 9-4827 for appointment-. 270 BROAD ST SELLING YOUR PROPERTY ? generai. Adniiral Leone is in the the wood sYipplies for ■ the next aggression really exists, there alim' radio, heater, oVedrive. Jet MELODY RADIO-T.V. phono'8, Jobs. No Job too small. Free esti night calls, Guaranteed service. Boats and Acceasdries 46 We wlU appralae your propony United States Public Health Serv group to u,se. The boys departed is manifest an acute threat jg in black, white wall Csill Ml. mates.. MI. 9-8933. RESPONSIBLE woman-to care for 3-4688. MI. 9-2i-2280. Wanted<-To Buy '* SEE US FOR free and without any' obligation. ice,-not the Navy. from the camp in the late after filtration and subversion which two children 7 a.m. . 4 p.m. days. NEW 1955 EVINRUDES—8 to 25 Legal Notice Wo idao; 1 ^ -property for cash. noon. forms a more insidious mode of SUPER MARkET SAVL^GS ROOFING. Siding, and carpentry. 72 Village St., Rockville. h.p. m stock $J48.S0 up. Terms. 1948 FORD tudof/ In gdod condi Alterations and additions. C e i l - ______uoL'oa rr.BMrr Selling baying contact Q--Why were the older (owns Alan Weiss aggression.”' tion. 1941 Chevrolet tudor. Eaaieat Bl iss s e p t i c tank service. Clean ings.- Workmanship guaranteed. I WOMAN FOR Trades. Barstow’s. MI. 9-7334.- WANTED—Player piano,- in good NOTHn o a OF aK-woVAL STANLEY BRAT, Realtor and villages in Cktsia .Rics sepa t - a/- Scribe Dulles declared that the Manila ing and repairs. MI. 9-233(L------cleaning, half-day WINDSHIELD rated by a distance of seven miles? | tasme in town. Douglas Motprs, ~ A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn weekly. Call MI. 3-5317, evenings condition. Reasonable. MI. 9-3658T BRAE-BURN REALTY treaty "is directed against no gov, $ V SAVE m Y $ $ BUY/OIRECT 333 Main. Thli to notice that I, KRAN- • Wiper Arms /■ ernment, against no nation and FOR PROMPT. EXPERT Street. Ml. 3-4860. or weekends. Building. Materute 47 L U8 A. KEEGAN, oPLakewood Hright*. MI-3-527S A-TTii. was , ClueS. Builtt l^UZzlc JWth Coventry, hare filed a requeat o Blades / cart could (ravel against no peoples.” 1941 DODtiE, black, tOur-door SERVICE ON PAY’S ROOFING Co. BuUt up Rooms Without Board. dated February 7. with the Liquor .Con WANTED—Cape Cod with 4 to 6, After Thailand's Foreign Minis aedan, appevance. and running NORGE. BKNDIX. CROSLEY roofs, gutter work, rxjf, .'oimney Help wanted—Male 36 Selected Knotty Pine trol Commiuloo for permiraion lo • W a s h m ^ ' rooms, under $14,000. Or 3 family I — What Is the length of the ter Prince Wan Walthayakon had ■ .condition excellent. fSqutpped' with WASHERS—DRYERS FURNISIOa) ROOM for couple or more mie-Packafr Store Beer buainriia under $16,500. (Customer has sub- I l l Countess’ Death repairs. Free estimates. Ray Paneling ...... per M 8800.00 now located at 31 Eael Center Street, • Washed Parts proposed new bridge across' the beeiuelected conference chairman, 10 HUSKY SgSI two gbntlbmen. -Inquire 54 High raxUo, heater, defrosters, direc- j Hagenpw. MI. 9-2314, Ray Jack- BROWN Ic SHARPE automatic Flush D o o rs...... from each $5.05 Mancheater. to IST £a«t Center Street, ■tantlal caiih. Carlton W. River Ganges in India? theftoreign secretaries spoke ’ for’ Street. . Uonal signals and back-up lights. ] WALLY’S‘ a p p l i a n c e son. Ml. 1-8135. screw machine operators, exper-^ Western Sheathing ..per M $89.00 Manchester. o Washer Solvent Hutchina. MI. *-Sl*2- A—It will be about a mile long, (Coatinoed from Page Om ) the seven other nations.-which sign- MI. 8-8900. n jli business is owned bv First Na- -SERVICE icnced. Third shift. Rod cutters, 18” Processed Shakes ^ r sq. $12.20 BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious lional Stores. Inc., of Park and "Oak • Wiper Motor / with 13 apahs,' each Of 400 feet. ed the Manila.Pact last September, j second and third shift. Apply 7 a. Steel Basement Sash . .each $3.50 land Are.. East Hanford, Conn,, and It la to be constructed at Moks- in an effort to make an exact de "Our'm ain work here in Bang-I 1941-60 OLDER CheVrolets, Fords East Hartford BU-9-3740 Rodfins and Chimnejra 16*,A room with complete light. house will he conducted by FRANCIS A. ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS ■m. - 4 p.m. Personnel Dept3ept., Framing 2x4, etc. per M $09.50 keeping facilities available. Will o Wiper Hose meh. and a)ill be the only bridge termination. kok," said Britain's Sir Anthony j other good tfan^wrtatlon. Good Royal Typewriter Co., 150 New KEEGAN, of Lakewood Heights, South Harrimau ,Efrop8 acroes tha Ganges Miroughout its EMen, ‘ ‘will be the essentially prac-1 credit enabled us to accept IS H A I RADIO-TV SERVICE. Mem ROOFING—Specializing in repair- ' -Windows, complete ..from $12.20 rent single Or double. .Children ac Coventry, Conn., ak permUtee. o Arctic Wiper Blades A ihatd who summoned police' 10 WINDOWS FOR ONLY ber of Telsa. Tel. MI. 9-6865. Gary Park A've-’. Hartford. -Nails 8’S and ,10'a . > FRANCIS A. KEEGAN. 500-mlIe course between Allahabad told thern Lady Mary had come to ticai task of setting up the ma- - a 63STS Eztriided dearn. Douglaa Motors, 833 Main ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ' ______cepted (limited). Central. Reason Dated February 16, 1S65. lamonacQ. (picked up) ...... keg 18.50 able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch $1. Gas Tax Hike Bid and Calcutta. r . ' this' country on a visitor’s vira chlnery. needed ■ to make our co- ! Alamlnuin r^ s. Gutter wort. Chimneys EXPERIENCED filmlture sales operation fftective." cleaned, repaired, 26 years ex- - - Clear Casing ...... per C $0.90 and had been living in the plush e Self Storing , FOUNDATIONS, fireplaces, p l ^ man to assume chgrg'e new store. LARGE FURNISHE^front room, Q — How large a . national debt eight-room apartment .at 2S5 Can.-- The conference opened with no perlence. Free estimates. Call Salary. Neidltz Bros., 23 E. Center We Carry a Complete Line of, e Sure Locke I960 CHEVROLET hardtop Bering, additions, garages and re Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. - Home Builders’’ Materials double bed, tile bath, shower, hot Albany, N. T„ Feb. 23 (A^—Gov. waa incurred under the Articles of tral Park West for th* past six word in the official speeches of ] pairs. C. A H. Modernizing Co. St. varUbU. MI. 3-5793. ..water heat; kitchen privlieges. LA. SEPTIC TANKS Averell Harriman today dropped Confederation? -months. the Formosan situation. However, i e, Prowlez Proof Free estimates: Bank rates. MI. NATIONAL BUILDERS • Parking. MI. 8-7116 after 8 p.'m. A — Ten n)illion' dollars. ' The ma.M- Elizabeth Scenan, a source who decllndd to be iden- It e Save up te ■ 9-5604. • t h e ' • . AND hia demand for a two-ceht-a-g'allon 1947 PONTIAC two-door sedan, six Heating;—Plumbing 17 SUPPLIES said Lady Mary called her to the titfled said it would be toufct)^ 1/3 Fuel Coet cylbidar. In excellent running con CONVERSE, state geaoline tax boost on April Q — Is any of the U.S. complete upon and that ' if time permits PERSONAL FTNANCE CO. (Wholasalers and R6tall - bedroom about 1:30 q. m. and said; e- Fingertip Control dition. Body, tires and brakes, CALL TRAYS TV LENNOX FURNACES and warm LARGE attractive cdom for girl. PLUDDED SEWERS -1. ly free from frost# 7 "Get me a glass of milk and Dulles and Eden "likely will have good. Price $323. MI. 9-0851,' tor heating. Earl Van Camp. MI. 4 • - Lumber Merchants) Kitchen privUegeaXMI. 3-7518. JR. A — Every part of the mainland a little talk on- Formosa." e Fully Guaranteied. For Quick, Honest, Reliable Will employ several men qs branch The governor said thifi highway come back and talk to me." Service ' ' 6-88U. ' MACHINE GLEANED of the United SUtea la subject Upon her return, the maid said, Aimed at-North Asia . e Made to Last 1949 .DODGE 3-door sedan, fluid manager' trainees. Must be high 381 State' St.—North* Haven. Conn. FURNISHED Room for couple or needed this year becauee hia flnan’- Pakistan's Premier Mohaipmed For Any Slae up to 46" x 86” AS '* a LUettine to frosti. ■. she found Lady Mary on the floor, A DAT drive, clean throu^out 8300. Call .. Call MI-5-55B0 school graduate*, college training Tel. CHestnut 8-816,7 girl, kitchen privileges. Phodc Septic Taaks, Dry Wella, Sewer clal advisers had found that other’ All referred to Jt indirectly but Frame Size. IX)W Movinc->Tn|ckinc MI. 9-9357. PAINTINe AND. unconscious. MI. 9-8645 after 4:30. if So Answer Or Evenings Lines InstaUed — Cellar Water- ■ levied would produce.more revenue Q — Did Abraham Lincoln ever She summon*^ a physician resid bluntly: "The taeaty ia directed * Installation Optional AS , 20 desirable. Age 22-28. Must' hara Proonng. Doae. 1963 OLDSMOBILE- hkrdtop Super MI-9-7609 Storage ^ Diamonds—Watch! than expected. aerve in he House of Representa ing in the same' building and he-] against North’ A iia ’ and not car. This position offers a splendid PAPER HAN8IND woman I against any ot)tef section, he a l u m i n u m —INSTALLATION OPTIONAL 1, 88. Privately owned and fully AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., Jew elrjr Boarders Wanted 59-A However, Harriman Indicated tives? ’ ' pronounced the British BILL TRAYGIS opportunity in the consumer 4$ r TELEPHONE McKINNEY IROS. A — Lincoln served one term said. ^ (• equipped. Priced low for quick i strongly that hia withdrawal of dead at 1:40 a.m, CbMMNATION DOOR sale. Interested parties inay look i DOORS o p e n e d , “ ieya fitted, Wwton|^^twige!**^S,^*”^ 51lff! '*n*nce field. Sala^ry, car allowance, LEONARD®W. YOST, Jeweler, ra- SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. from 1847 to 1849. The mtod said her epiployer had ‘ Australian. External.' Affairs a Complete 'with latch, door eloeer, safety highway tax boost proposals was Minister Richard Casey said: St car during day at l i Hemlock ; copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Hartford CH. 7-1423. - ’ Insurance. Other benefits Include paira,1uljuata' watchea expertly. ROOM AND board for gentlsmah. 186-188 Pbarl St., Tel. MI-8-5808 conditional (iil an Increase of $17,- been under a doctor's care recent I chayi, frame. REG. 66JW guns. repaired. . Shears, MI. 8-7675. Q — What is an outstanding ly for minor ailmeata, but did not "Now Is the time for ua to exert street, ManiuiCTegter, Conn., or they . MAWrMW?« Ti^ ln«ur.ance. yacaUon, Ilb- Reasonable prices. Open < dally. 200,000 in corporation taxes. can-call MI. 3-7273 afjer 5 p.m. knives, mowers, etc., put into con TTiuraday eveninga. 139 'Spruca fact about Ibe University of San g iv t detaild. our utmost e f f ^ ! to ? strengthen liiiVing* and reUrement plan. Hia move-came' in the^’face of our collective power, to ; preservq diUon for coming needs. Braltb- Street. MI. 9-4387. Francisco XAvier„Bucra, -Bolivia. - Information available her^ Was eVou are not obligated to buy i^ip )4'indoW deal—you can’Duy Apartments—Flats— mounting opposition tof higher peace arid security in a part of the N O T E I960 PLYMOUTH apecial de luxe waite, 52 Peart street. tr y . Refrirarators. waahera and Apply 9 A, M. to 5 P. M. A It waa the flrat university that Lady Mary has two daughtera, I oa few or aa many se you like. fuel taxes among the Republican# world where those things are un Is WSii -•** lour door, fully.equipped. Call MI,. —-r— atove moving apecialty. Folding Tenements 63 who dominate both house# of the in America to have ci^mplote fac Brigitte, bora in 1943, and Beatrice ,6-8247, asic for Tom Brown. j ABC SERVICE CX). Factory au chairs fbr rent. MI. 9-0753. 154 PER W E E K -P ait Ume. 8 bra. Fuel gnd Peed 4f*A ulties of law, medicine and the Wenefryde, born in 1945, who- arp der threat" FRElfHOME / thorized servicing for all Hot- daily a.m. or eve., tol day Sat. ifTOUR ROOMS and bath, tol Im- For Sale legialature. f o r GOP leaders had jrfedicted de ology- ..i. now in Britain, as ia her mother. 'We are here to meat the threat b e f o r e ; y o u b u y a use^ ca'r point apiiliances: All wringer We wUl hire 6 mechanlcaUy In SEASONED Hardwood lor Stpve, provementa, near school. Colum . —------* feat for th# Democratic governor’s Lady Wenefrycie Agatha Greaves, of Cpmmunist aggression against OPEN DAILY DEMONSTRATION See G onnin Motor Sales. Suick washers. Blackstone, XBComatlc, clined men who need extra In furnace or fireplace. Call MI. bia Center. Call Columbia AC. the whole world. N fw Zealand will PaintliiR—Paptriiut 21 'North- Manchester, ground proposals to raise the gasoline ts« Q—HOW does, the State of Cali who lives in a Scottish castle. Sales and Service, 266 Main Ma)tag automatics. Kitchen Aid com e-profit sharing. Apply '3-7083. Leonard Giglio. Bolton. 8-3101. 1943 CADILLAC give as nriuch -help,a8 possible," from four cent# to six cents a fornia rank in wine production? Her hubanth;-identified as Capt. 9 A^M ra fP-M. street. Ml. 9-4871. Open evenings.' dishwashers. Work guaranteed. 31 PAINTING—Exterior and nterior, Thursday 7:30 p.ra; B b iip . Per floor* 5,000-10,000''square , A—CaUfornla is how the great- Bernard Albert Blanger, once sec said that country's External Af- NO DOW N . Maple. MI. 8-1575. p^rhanglng, celUnga refinlsbed. sonnel Div., Martin-Parry Corp., FIVE LARGE room apartment, 4T : -. - 'O A ' ^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2i, 195B y PAGE EIGHTEEti Avnnige Daily Nat Press Run The Westher ^li^ning %rall) f b r the Week Buded Fomesat of h. R.' Weather ButSM Feb. IS, IS58 . ^ entisd on Uia waatarly aids of th t Ai)th(^y PaoM. I*".- aon ot Hr. -OnM tonight. Lew tai mM Mo. Exceptioni^ Wilbur Cit>* Parkway, appro«l- Friday mostly cloudy, cold With AboutTow ii and Mra, Domenlc •' Paone." 44 DAY Aukilifii^y Presents F li^ to .Newington Home 12 m ataly liUOflKfset south of tha ralW 11,620 Princeton St., enUatad In the Navy road bridge, to Rural Residence Just a rhanM of light aoow. High and left today to take hoot train H tlic Audit Th* CSori^iiMt heague of fhe Before Zbnte ' ■ , ■ . 7; CovenoHt ' CongrMr**Chiirch ing at Partyvllle,’ Md. The other appltx,aiiona are from ttotbiM ef CIreulniios Manche$tef~^A City qf VUlage Cfiarm H W1U hold iU moftthly mrtUn* Frf- . M ta Edward C. L.vnch, i35 Ver Paul V. Tongren, wRp w|mta to use GREEN STAMPS / dJiV »t 7:45 jr. m. ht th^ hbme of non SK, la apendlhg- the week with Twelve appHcatlddS 'for axcep- a barn in a Rural Rb^dence Zone Mis* Rllea *jid MU? Elsi» .lohn- ttona to boning r^^latlonaVlII be for storage of bullding-epnlractor's GIVi N WITH ‘ H Mi '^(Ctoaaifled AdvertlalBg on Pago IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS i(On. l?2yw »ple St. Ele<-Uoh of frienda at ^ ^mpudlana, H ^ll- ypL. LXXIV, NO. S (EIGHTEB^A^ES) MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1955 ton. Bermuda. She'/e\v from Idle^ heard by the Zohthg b o fr i of Ap- Si{ppltes. The barn is tqcatejil on 12 ofllcerrAwJl b«- held «id a abort property at the Interamion of profijwn will b# prtaented. wild airport Saturday and ex; pealc at its. public liaaiing Mon- to return on Feb. 2«. .day night in the heayi|>g room of Lake Street, Bolton, end\^ke Street. Manchester; Mabel ifacr Manchester ehristopher’a llfoiher* Circle the Municipal Bull The Golden Age Club will meet Listed among ^e appj^tkma Cracken, who is^ seeking extenslph 'The prdposal to move the rec 'teke., Residence Zone A; Leonard J Itq N r, sMIm, tttk...iauiU tfr! tory ia m connection with the plan- J/yendrlllo, who wanls'tO erect a Manchester Nomination Proiilotes Fogg to buUd the new church. twMtory dwelling on the south London, Feb, 24 (fl*)—^The a im scheduled for a hearing weatNmrner of .the 'Oakland. ^Ter ivy Hartford, Feb.. 24 ()!*)—A United States pledged thday Seeks Asylum i'nXU.S. Washington, Feb. 24 (/P)— day la a rtoueat from Arnold race ^ and Beacon Street interaec- Stat» Highway Dep^. apokea-^ to seek an “honest and work Senate hearings on Judge ranee, architect, who wants to Clarence' E. FoggM H ParRer tlon. Residence Zone A. mat) said Wednesday the df- able" agreement with Russia John Marshall Harlan’s nomi St., waa/Rlected vice W ftldent of s dwelling with dfflee space Arthur Gremmo, who/wanU to I for reduction of nuclear and the Plimpton A HilU dorp, of H art dr ■ himself on property west of sell refrigerated products, in sddl- : partment is preparing to nation to the Supreme Court ■ -.V ford recentl.v, and will continue to 598 P o rter SI. tlon to products for ^hich permit- , iUPPlVANY evacuate five .(jonnecjticut conventional weapons. But it opened today with A dispute carry' on hia dqtiee aa aaaiatant The exception la needed because Sion has already bebn granted, at - Said it didn’t sed much hope aecretary of the comfMuiy. that section of Porter Street ia in 'MEDAk. EMKEMr target areas, one of which in over actions the jurist in 811 E. MiMIe \Tpke.'. Residence i cludes Manchester, in case of for such an understanding. ' is former prLY'TM-l.ttitaiind«p«<«-." Jackson. told the cisnfertoce that a general He said Highway Dept, engi The American dele] id; land. Her optortuhtty to defect than ever that Rusai,an readiness This is perhaps the oldest Lenten recipe known to I by the entertainment committee of annual meeting vsu'ally held in rame wben ah^went fo Vienna to An aide of Sen. Kilgore (D- aniswer to Red subversion Would the Maple Street organization. neers consider that an evacuation "No one it more anxi; to settle the German .problem mid-March, at the regular monthly take p art in /1955„ ...... Ice skating...... /W. Vs'l. chairman pf tiie Judiciary not be found in the present meet: should again be testM by th#- man. It dates back almost 2000 years and it comprises jneeting Tuesday. Margh 1. must be Carried out mainly by international cooperatl on^Bndi-|p„t„ the average annual pay for One, ffbm Pakistan, suggested Paris, Feb. 24 (/P)—Faced iv i^ a/6ia.i.s of accujPtiulated bigf tion in an talks b e tw e ^ .Soviet Lonten recipe is more Important for you than attendance state Civil Defense Organization. state employes and 'Compares it to International groups." , a separate economic body meet in "BbUNTIFUL' ture Council. Kefauver aaid that he knows of problems, ministers in Prem ia b^jrar b'aure’s beiv govern- Russia and the weSterryBig Three 1/ at our church throughout the coming weeks. You arc Gilhuly offered Miggesttons to 'The taxpayer-economy groU with the industrial average. These Karachi for its first ip*'^tog. Thd, , / , - , ; on the relmiflcation of Germany, Philippines submitted a modified ,men(' plunRed toda.v into t)ie more than welcome! boUteHng iU argumenU wit figures sh6w\ the council said, that ^ (Couttnuad'’'fu^^ g a Sixteen)^ t/sk of learniUK their jobs The . motidif is achecCled to be ' (Conthiaeg ea Page Beven) numerous figures, contended that "toe hourly rate for state employes economic . plan, and France sub quicki.v in advance of urifent d^isions. The National Assem-, passed unanlmously/Just after the state workers are adequately paid' fas consistently been greater than mitted a third. bly ended a 19-day govel nmental final vote Saturd|(y on rearma 7 99 '. and that a flat increase would dla- , at of maiiiifacturing employes:” A spokesman said none of the crlriXis last nighM jy-spproving 309 ment. “ZION SAYS” ..AGAJN.. nipt the aute pay system. n December. 1954’, the eouncil Pyartiesl&^ded plans had been adopted. - 210'1 FL a u re ^ bid to head Khinc The motion' ptoposed creationr of 50% Pay Raise TTi# attack on the aerdaa-Uto- said, the average state employe Harold Stasaen. chief of the U.S. 21st poRMIberatlon governmeV Civilians Leave a atanding commission of_ the All combed yaA), cifMse and board pay increase not only strikes i hourly pay waa 81.87 an hour com-' Foreign Operations Administra Bui\oply four of the 20 n\ini/ters ! . . To all re-ridents, returned service men and all tion (FOAj aiyived from Manila - « -r 1 • 1 r ' \| Uhited State.y BtHain, France and guests /an/1 friends of\ Manchester and vicinity: spot resistant, shri^nkage at tha Governor’s prcqiosal>sal but also' pared to 81.8(1.80 in industry. O b S u p p o r K o f picked^y Faure for his eomierva- lO I*'W est Germany to "examine Im- not more th%n Ipr. Urtnsual F o r C o n g r e s s those of some union groups de "Any ‘across-the-board’ pay in Just )>efore the economic questions tlve-toned cabinet served/In the 1.4^1. rtadiately ■kll peaceful means'' of Best.L^hes in pra.ver fofu Blessed Lenten Season. were taken up. pattern.s tliat will makV up manding a 8540-a-year pay Jump crease to be superimposed at this previous^ government of/ Pierre ending the division. . It called for time upon toe action taken in the Staasen.told the conference toe Mendes-France. And tw / of the reunion /through free Democratic . .' a (%me .see Zion’s Leiiten setting, indoors and out beautifiilb'., \ for each employe. $20 Tax Slas^ Held Assured Ribicoff’a plan, the research last four yesrs to provide state nited States recognized Hhe im- four have/different Jo Formosa Haven elections as the moat urgent task doors, illuminated at night. \ "■ employea with fair and equitable polto”*:* of economic work in the / While mbsi of the lynlSters have of .G^man policy and promised group said, would coot an addi SEAI^ area, and would cooperate r - Washington, Feb. 24 (Sh — A tional 88.6 million over the next rates of pay." the council said, Washington. Feb. — The had previous cabin^ . experience, Taipei, Formosa, Feb. 24 (/Pi that/the Giermans w(ll live in "would not only disrupt the plan House, plunged today into debate with the other nations.' y they must catch upr on the details "Ptoceful coexistence with all.peo- pay raise of at least 50 per cent two yean. The alate employe But the FOA chief said th^ Nationalist China said today all 195 s Call To Lenten ShtYices,. wai assured today for Senators union proposal would cost 820 inil- but ia a backward atep. on. the hotly disputed Democratic of their'Hew posts/before venturing pto amt- nations." ' "It would tend fo break down proposal for a 820ra-person income while the United States would give far in the ' realin :_pf policy de civilians had been withdrawn from and House msmbers. A S7 per cent lion additipnal during this period. preferencr to the Manila Pact *na- Wednesday Evenings 7^:30 Ixiost —- aa voted by the House— Disputing a .frequent state, em the equitable pay schedules which tax cut. but leaders passed word cisions. tiny Nanchishan. % Red-threatened (OoBtinued on Page SevenUieB) V' have been built up , . . put an un they would put off a vote until tions.'tt would continue to aid such Faure held (he foreign office in island outpost 140 miles north: of' Appeared probable. ploy# claim that, toey have not re other- Asian nations as Japan, Na General Thenie: Our Loving and Conquering thrist AVesco Washomalic Rayon/Criease Resistant .. \ , (Oakie Doatkie" m e Senate yesterday sroUed up ceived a pay increase since 1950 necessary burden on, the tax- tomorrow. the closing/ days of Mendes- Formosa. \ , . payers/" Democratic chieftains, said they tionalist China, South Korea, In France's wm. after previously The withdrawal seemed an k*" of the Cross. \ ' ■■ ■. ■v‘. ■ ! a big vote, 82-24, in, favor, of an (state employe unions do not Con dochina and India. / Incraaae in congressional pay from sider their 5 per cent annual salary Num eroua "fringe 'tohSflta" were confident they had tjie votes sei-vlng ay finance, minister. He moat certain prelude to a military which state eniployes' alsolo receive to put over the plan. Stassem said thu.t econohilc aid j chtok out Antoine Pinay, the evacuation. The taland is report^ ^ MID-WEEK LENTEN SERVICES 39" Lirten Lyke Spun Rayon J, the present 115,000 to 822,500. hikes an increase I, the council A SMA I • A ft ft I ftB A - s 11 a a ^ sa ] r . .... were also cited by the couni;ll:duiKi) in But the iqaue was cutUng acroea in general w’ould be gupplied each new ign affairs chief, on pend- ed garrisoned by-xome 5,000 regu Bulletiils 7:30 P. M. \ EvtrytlMiig You "BELFAST" V The meaxure-was-at once sent said; member nation, 'ivith the emphasis to conference with the . House "These proposed Increases are in supporting Its claim that state party Ilnea. Seven Vlrgiifa Demo Ing rnadonal questions.-,v / lars and guerriilas. ployea fare verg’ well. crats issued a Joint ataisment of on defense problems. Air Force headquarters .said EronTthe AP Wires Lenten Appointments |Vit My Savior Cook Will bt Mort which last week voted 2'88-IlS for addition to a payroll increase of Australia's. Minister of External Budget Incuihplele / - BUTCHER LINEN a 125,000 salary. Both versions 818 million since 1952. The present Theae tieneflti Include: opposition. - * the cabinet really gels Us three waves of N ationalist phuie.s Unconditionally Guarant^d Washable A retirement plan "much i.iore Republic^ leaders, seeking solid struck blows today in defense^ of Februar.v 23 (Ash Wedncsday|l- -T ^ AVeeping of the include boosts «rf IL500 to 810,000 payroll amounts to more than 870 . (^oaUaned «■ Page Seven) d in, these are the moat Urgent 5l.4L.M\TO DIE JUNE 27 Dtikious bocouso for all of the approximately 400 million annually." • generous than usually afforded party au'i^rt for President Etsen- ■oblentTS it will face: \ , Nanchishan. It reported ‘that 11 Women ...... :. v .. Luke *23:27-31 by private employment.” three hower's-.nand opposing action now A budget only parcia'Uy ap Red harracks and 'heven military H a rtfn rd \ Feb. »4 (.'Pi—Su . ' » federal Judges. . Hie council said that the adop perior CourV Judge Thomas J. tion of the Barrington Job-claaaifl- weeks paid vacation per yesr. to cut Uixes called a-mdrning con proved. The mtlilary budget 'has ■;posiUons" were destroyed on the March 2—How Our Crucified Clirist Is Robbed You, Got tbo The five Senate conferees on the ference of all (30P members. ■' Molloy 4odav kmenteiKed Robert bil) Include several ■ members ■who catlon plan in 1952 gave immediate three webks paid sick leave each not even been submitted. The As 'Taishms, 40 miles south of Nan- \ Matthew 27 ;35-36 y*ar. IV paid holidays, ipcming But Minority Leader Martin (R.- sembly voted provisional funds, fo chishsn and PeihmgsHan, 12 milse N. .Italm, SI. \f Newington to CORREa favor at least a 825.000 axlary. pay increases to 13.300 state em ;Maak). conceded afterward that die In toe electriV chair June 27. 9 8 ^ yard This aeemed to make it quite lilcely ployes, and the rest were placto and afternoon coffee breaks. New^ Tidbits caro' the government through north. March 9-—The World s Savior Is Also Concerned for the "two or three" Republicans at the January and February and proba Tlie more thali 70 pilots taking Malm iva», convi^ed of alran- Grease I Resistant, Washable, Won’t Shrink Over 3% that toe House flgurp would be in si)(uaUona where their p4y c^terence held fast for the tax gllng 11-year-old Irene Fiedero- Phvsical Welfare of His Own ...... Jomi 19:25-27 HEAT accepted in toe,end. would go up later. All this, the (ODntt>!!!^ F ags Yklrteen) Culled from AP WirM bly will use the same«.deVice for p art .said tjie 'Reds sent up an ti ♦ Wonderful, wonderful BeHaat—the nearest fabric to real, linen. .cut. And about 40 GOP piem bera March. The budget coqld cause aircraft fire but toat no raiders w'tt'Z of H artford in. 195.1. Creaae-reaiatant, shrinkage'controlled. Seven teen, colors, Adjustmeot Seen failed to show, up for the caucus— was lirigtnaJIv senteneyd to die March 16-^The Rejientance o f'a Crucififd Criminal ivory tNM Linen weaves for spring ahd summer. Eighteen ralors—w-hitc, Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn i, heading Faure trouble since he firmly re ware lost. black, pink, aqua, maise, copea. ros4. bitteraw-eet, beige, lavendert perha^ an even more ominous New York State Legialatlva In sisted ulemands for more spending . Red aitlliery on an islet in Amoy July 12, 1954. • Luke 23 :39-43 "WaTwill defandThe "Senate po*I- sign for toe Republicans. purple, grey, kelly, red, cocoa, brown, navy, hunter green,. "Wet wlU defend toe Senate posi vestigators have been told de when he was Alendes-Frdnces’ fi Bay fired 21 shells tonight'at the March 23—^The God For.'sakcnness of Christ "When you're 35 votes in the fense lawyers in New Jersey mur nance mlni-ater before moving to Nationalists op Qiifmoy, sn off ST4M.K .M.ARKET DIPS tion aa strongly as we cant” But Mrs-Priscdll Confirmed New York, _Feh. 24 (.lb—Some • Matthew 27 :'45-47 he added if house conferees are mlnqrity," 'Martin coihmented, der case- got leas than S8,(H>0 out the foreign office. Pensions and shore island 120 miles west of For: THE NEW PONGEE TYPE PRINTS adamant, "we will have to make ",thf odds always are against you. of estim ated 8300.000 raised by veterans' sJlowanCes"'are .especially moss. The Nationalists said ho shares lost 82 and more today some adjustment." Blit we are going into the fight to Civil Rights Congre-sa for the Ucklish. damage resulted. as . the stock market der.linrd March 30-^Chrjst’s Inde.scribable Thirst ‘ ^ ARE really STUNi^^NG! win.” . - quietly. In London, the market, - John 19:28-29 The three House conferees ail After Senate Vote Shifts avowed purpose . . . CIO Execu New Low Price! wart) strong backers of the 825,000' Rep. Halleck (R-Indl. assistant tive Board meets fo give formal (Continued pn Page Seven) (Conllniied On Page Seven) slumped again as money rates lWi4h Holy Communion. Registration.. GOP leader, siUd "I think . we'll rose. London price.s ilropped af salary in that body. state Capital. Hartford. Feb. approval to AFL-CIO merger Friday, March 25—3 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.) succeed" in-kilUiig'tbe tax cut agreement signed two weeks ago ter the Bank of Engkuid raised 45" Acetate and Cotton, Washable Rep. Walter (D-Pai. a House 34-^AV- The House RepaMioan. move. But several other key Re- 36" Solid Color conferee, said in an interview he'^ Winner at Miami, Fla. ' Its interest rate from 3* ; ,to 4<| April 6—No mid-week Wednesday .service, but Holy leadership decided today to de-. publlcaiis said privately they Former government prosecutor per rent to check Inflationary was confident that group - would fer acUoa en'IheiMaiYaret Coa- thoqght they were in for a. licking Alaska Defanses (3) Week and Easter Communion registration from 7 :00- atand fast for 826.000. disputes testimony of Harvey dangers- non Driscoll Oommoa Picas on-toe iaaiie. Matuaow .who says he falsified, ■ 9:00 P. M. . ' . Kefauver told the Senate yes Judgeship Baninarion which won House Speaker Rayburn (D- [osy«lo-SM "PONGELLA" PRINTS SANFORIZEb DENIMS^ terday he thought a 825.000 salary evidence presented, at trial of 13 100 SNOWBOUND RESCUED Senate approval only after ad- Tex) and other Democratic lead convicted Reds . . . U.S. Court of Eskimo Scouts on U.S. Post London,. Feb. 24 (Jb —Snow April 8 (Good TVida.v.)—Our Crucified Christ Ends His was "fuUy JuaUfled," and Sens. ers voiced: strong confidence that IRY-GUlOf mi4 Kilgore (D-W ,Va) and Dlrkseh nilnlstratton forces had weath Appeals knocks out Federal Com plows burrowed through , giant Suffering in Complete Victory For Us ...Jo^u 19:30 HEAT CONTROL DIAL ered their ecvercat teat of the munications (jomfnisslon Vj on a. farm about six miles north- .Rejected 18-18 known but highly valued organiza land, they are almoat .certain to ZION EVANGELICAL . Karller in the' day. the Senate both of these ministries was that killing and dismembering her, tw6 ^ tion the' Eskimo, acouta of the khow about It. Perhaps they see Washington, Frb. 24- iJ*,'—Tha W *t of thla central Mtarourl town. Senate Armed Services Commit Electrical Appliance Dept.-^ak St. Entrance A conductor riding in a caboose tinned down the nomination 18-. they refused to see the' advantages .ton* 1* IcEnlly Bans. Alaskan National Guard. him. I Or perhaps there are only 18. Tha second ballot cams after o ' BUbsUtuUng concrete coijatm:*, ILS. Em bassy apokeaman" in'i telltale signs— footprlnti, marks tee todav uilanimqusly reooiis- on a’Rock Island freight trsliAsw Moscow . saiys . . f t ,Btate .. Dept,...... is still.. The place U die Diomede Island mrndrd eonfirtnation'for Trevor, toe htiga craft flaming in the ajr. a caucus and hectic maneuvering.' tion for steel In vital sections of on a beach where a boat has land LUTHERAN CHURCH the huge Kuibyshev hydroelectric cpnaldering vUa applications by U | group aatriqe the border Ciardnea as assistant Secretaiy: . - V - ,. J , . . y*f4 . "In a matter of aaconda It had by the Democrati to win a hattia Rmlaa edltora M atudant and Uila county and the Soviet Unton ed. or the 'attitude of nervous for reconatdaration. .Both 'votes power station, which ia scheduled j game, whose eyes and ears are o/ toe l-'orcr. The voto came COOPER and HIGH STREETK, MANCHCMTER Kurat into a regular torch," Mid youth papara to vikit U.S, . .Spokes- UtU* Diomede In the United nfter Gardner, iui expert o« A * Gunn, 82, Eldon, ^Uo.. "aiid op. toe coofiraatlon were'by ia- 4tHMr4 J. Daley etas|M' Ms to go Into operation thl* Y***" States. Big Diomede across a few even more sensitive than those of Riiodajr Briiool t A. M. Hunday—DiLlnr Wsrahlp 10 A. M. , man saya American Farm Bureau rocketn and atomic weapons, ______Smart colorful new . stsrlpes , wrfth correlating plaina foefo sport than It d iaafpeartd ovdr a knoU crat ballot, required on all High ■ In ">lctory after defentlng-Jcommunist Party Bos#' Nikita mllea'-of. .water in Siberia?. aft EetolfiSr ' ■ I- . -Ttts church capedally lailtca Iboar without a church home wear, dreaaea. and MpMiailyaUy Ialip covera, couch covert, ipreada Court nominations. Chteaga'a Mayor'MaiUn II. Haa>' Khrushchev is a champion of coH' Federation la confident administra For genapnUons, tha Eskimo told se(*aton.be had na fU iu to and' all laterMted.. fbr thla Lmteq toasaa mad for tha year, to Th.JM (HAUc(to ahead of tha tngioq. - crate eonstniotioh. Tha tdan ia to tion will turn down bid that surplus doscet; Part to Rcda hire J. Robert Oppewlwfaenr to TbJltKHAbCeeM and'draperi*. . ; . vf,. ■ | **nMra w w an aarful te a h —it Th* atrugfla to Miiftni Mra. nany la tke DMnocratte mayamlty Littla Dloma4* island is tos aW|pd BlUe lyaaed, Chrlat-eeatered whang bs gtvan to food ahortaga work Ate Force MiwcMifTRH Conn* . petiiMUF elairtl*. . (KKA ' eloatotlport to'Rad urrltory. But (OobUb m A (M m e * Twn) J r '. • MAWQMWm:CDiyi* M Kngn XhlitMR) afaaa bahlnd Iron Oirtala. -t- i I ah IfatH IWftoah) (iOMtiBMd m clito ••*•■) II »). ' .... . I ^ '■ ■ • - ...... / ■' . ■ s ... T ■) \