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VOL. LXXni, NO, 101 (OBaalflai .AdravOalag an Fata U ) lillEliYdNE

PINEHORSrS PREMIUM OFFER w Stthstitute O M rotion *HeIter Slieltdr' Half Million R ise N oted Is Readied In J o b le s s ' Washington, Jan. 29 Sen. Knowland of California, Washington, Jan. 29 (/P)— S r d B i g W a O c the Republican Floor Leader, The Onsus Bureau said today X- unemployment rose by half a announced t o ^ y that a liub- STIUNLESS STEEL atitute for thd Bricker treaty* million between* December ■X and January to ah estimated y i _ p w e r smandinent w ilLbe in* totehTf'^.W/OOtr jobless thfs troduced in the Senate today month. "with eubstantial" demo- Employmimt dropped by about a Ready for- Hide Beh ind *BRinboo Curtain' • cratic support. .JUilUoa 4a the aaete -«eriod-and, in : *ciwwla«a diCIIhea “a r i~ newt F r e > B d lo t O N E 5 pc. SETTING the week ended Jen. d, was recqrd- trsaYMM-te;: ronfcranca to aay wheUitr San. ed et 99,SCO,000, the bureau said. Bricker (R-Ohlo), whom propoaad 495,009 Over Last Year , conatituUonal amendment haa Aa it was laat month, jobless- F o r N ation SELF sratVE and MEAT DEPARTMEN aroused Vigoroua oppoalUon from L...i ’ . . . ••-.•. .. . ■ mCTM ' - iy,- - • • J , r-.,_-. President’ Biaenhowe U tonnlng about fpOTtOOH gSovb tliD IrvrI of r yoRr FREE . In offering the prpi WMr Ivw y $25 Worth Senators said this aeehned un-' agOr^About 3.S per cent of riviltan Is Stressed likely. workers are unemployed, as ACCUMULATID ~ GREAT RIO SAVINGS IN OUAMTV; against 3 per cent lest year, the Expert Bl-Partima Help figures showed. ____ * i VALUI Berlin, 29 (ff)—^Britigt "It la now my belief that an The bureau eaid the total decline Foreign Secretary Anthony ADDITIONAI^ETS , • Never Me4s poUakiag. HALTS FRESH GRANDMOTHER'S amendment will be offered today in employment wee not greeter Eden submitted to they^ja' • PerkMMa* mlrrar flalak. with subsUnUal bi-partisan sup­ than the December-January drop IP e s 3 0 GROUND PURE port—it will be introduced before Four (inference today/ji'lP Of lliia Beautiful/I itainless Steel I • ExdBilTe opMiwerk patten. ill most other recent years, but • Caaaat tanlali, atela ar m t. the Senate adjourns," Knowland affected some industries which are stage plan for tht.unificatidn 'Ttfakware May Be l^ r chased For The -.1 said. • Caaaat chip or pooL fr’sNEVW not usually subject to the seasonal of Germany "and We concliPV Per SettiBg Law, Low Price p t o LtfetiaM gaaraateo. COFFEE The Californian said that "aub- sag. * (Orugaa Laiaaaa, togar) ■tantial progitm" had been made sion of a freely/ negotiated V ^298 OFF on >6.95 Unemployment!, which nearly BaiaRF %n^VAa«0a a a a — Lb. 1 L b . Jar TRY overnight in attempting to find peace treaty.*’ \ CVBBTIMNXAB always- rises sharply after' the His plan—underatood toxhava ORTARMAirr^ : SETllNOS ASTOU WANT? language on which influential Re- pulHtcana and Oemorratii could Christinas holiday seaabnxxlimbed the full support: of France and tlia agree. from 1,850,000 in December to the United Statea'^-apecified that "froo ANGELFOOD estimated 2,360.000 in January. _____ FOR m t STORE THAT OIVCS YOU MORE BOmOOM sou He declined to say, howaver. and secret elections should be. hMd ’This WM sirsiler than the drop, throughout Germany, including CAKE MIX whether Sen. George (D-Oa) was Berlin, the . earliest possible \ / InrUe pockeget o f joining in offering the new veralon. in employment mainly because M M o ^ e many houaewivto and others hold­ date.’/ Tetter Meat tor Your Money George previously had proposed an Seller, French Foreign Minia- amendment of hia own which ing temporary Jobs in stores and tQgvV g omIWNRI^W mVHW b I other Chriatraaa aqtivltiea with­ t^'^Btdanlt called tor a tniited o m oot . . . lost wotio . . . hoi ClUAKEII OATS Bricker found unsatisfactory al­ mtlohs Disarmament Conference, though administration leaders gave drew from the labor maritet. They were not counted aa unemployed i-provlded ail hostilities such as the, i a . . ri^ifoosts . . chock roosts. Os w ol os d i other kinds of I LAND OXAKES lArgai Slaa dawa aad Saaban it a generally favorable reception. Indochina War are first ended and ' Sen. Bricker (R-Ohioj hipuieir after they left these joba, because aggression outlawed. fh r o y Mom R o^ o o l^ j^ I N S T A N T Reg S iz ^ lI C Large Size 35c they were not aeeking work. It. Oft c ^ Iky the goMw rilo to «|0 HRRBIRR mid yesfiiday the differences with ...... Molotey . Makes BU BUTTER “the'adnilhlattetloh dh'liU propdnl V . ? “ te i^ -C u r iw lw S te p i»; gown » y MbJ. G- W- Cox. •#“ Cfcirr^ -^ Employment tigS" hot "HH^eff Molotov asked the Big Four to below 50 million aince January, rmoooy. FhioliiKit stoRhs comm oot o f tho ovoo siaHoR toodor In Qosrters COFFEE S o G o o d a n d . "grow put of a fundamentally dlf* Pol^ N. C. Is akowra aa it llfto a im0*poaad abelter made of a sponsor a worldwide disarmament -RbUoaophy pf .ggyecilliniNit.. February and March of 1962. in "Jtotlng which would includa R ed. . . — .--..Jar-- Reffttler- Price 29e fl». each -or Whiar was "recordea is fit rioiits m evisi hrowi I do lilo''oitsld E ji^ niroT^ George originaUy tried to set a Wmi hi Norili Ckrbllaa Slate CoRegeN Sehitol of Deolga. eooM be used 11 China and other states that are I CoodforYou .deadlina.of laxt'nigkt for bipartiaaa for . racoo bails, oRlees. eSspeb aad .other mllUary aoeo. add traao- 56.700,000. not now members of the United WItli Xrwupaprr Canpoa Below 1991 Peak •o f pricos oro lower. WITH A':sai/Gl(y On Pago 5 agreement. But he aaid today he pyrtod by 'eopter to ooe rite to aaother gnlekly. (AP Wtrephoto). _ *elhonn»’ Ashland, Pa.; aarence C. Adams, Memphis. Tena.; Andrew oq^Moa, the lone Nations. was resigned to more taUdng, ex­ Not for three years—aince Janu­ Briton; and Joba R. Duaa, teltimore, MiL, left to. right, hang a sign on a Red tnick/Joet before It left Raising of the disarmsiment ary,- 1951 — haa unemployment \ tending into next week if necea- nentral xoae to ea^- them to Communist North Korea. AU tbe turncoat Araericaas have been question apparently slowed for the V "n:: Blue Bonnet Di^y. risen above the two millioiv mark. moment a concerted Western plan raiEHURSr TENDER f O NLY 19c lb. g ^ a mhoBorable diockarges by the U. S. Defense Department. (A P Wlrephoto via radio from MARGARINE Even if an agreement can be It was then 2,903,000. ***yG#b to force Russia into considering 9 reached which provides a middle Lewis Denounces The peek of post-war unemploy­ ^----- ' ^ r German tiniflcation now. The SIRLOIN, SHORT, PORTERHOUSE ■ / ground for many Senatora, the Mg ment wee in February, 1990, when 4’ West, , with Secretary Dulles In the r queattoh aeemed go ba*r the total TOichjHl 4,684,000 In the chair, intended to bring up tlia Can Senate leaders muster the seasonal rise uf JotleuKCUi wnlctT German question tmaieSaR^- apr / SUNS1 necessary two-thirds Vote required followed the 1649 buaineas dip. ter the session opened. MTTY CROCRER • OOOOGOO 1/ for a propoaal to change the Con­ The lowest total postwar em­ Word from behind the closed / stitution ? ployment ciccurred in the demobll- Tito to Office doors of the conference hen, taow4 STEAKS P i e C r u s t ever, was Uiat Molotov imme^fiat4. PBUNEJUICE Or wlU thoM taking extrame IxeUon period. Only 61 million "FRESHER BY FAR" FRESH PEAS y Lb. 2 7 c Washington, Jsn. 29 GF)— '; amendments, from tbe'^tittersnees ly took the floor and upaet tha ap- M ^ B o t . positioiia on both aides ^ in forces were.employed In Jqpuavy, 1946. REF ‘^O i FINEHUBST "FARM FRESH C om binotioii to. prevent enactment of a com- John L. Ldwis ds- *O bo preoldf-iUal paadldato in the Layoffs In oonatrvcttqa end fac­ Of Pre»ident Unificatioii of Party P'* Thereupon, BidauR'Sffer- promisa? ed Ms resolution, calling tor an WHITE ROCK FRYING . \ FBEbUER CUCUMBERS 2 For 2 5 c n o u n ^ n ^ w e n t Lisen- poimcal favon sought, genuine re- tory Jobs accounted tor most of 2 P k g s a the Increase in Jobleaaness. Non- end ot hoetiUttee and fo/condem- BONELESS.•WfSBixoa. TENDER\innwcR \ Some aponaon of the original bower’s T sft-H artley pro- iief was promised." .Beigradf, Tugoslavie, Jan. 29 Bricker amendment already weM term employment feU to about —President Tito was rC-elected Washington, Jan. 29. ■(/?)—President Eisenhower says the! B IC ^U D D IN G GREEN BEA Lb. 2 5 c conceding privately it could hot posals M '"pale palliatives, Observers recalled two apeciSc 54.400,poo in January from S5JKK),- (JTi calculated falsely to soothe Ei»«n- 000 4a December, ’’ --f unanimously by Parliamrnt today Republican party/iinust be united on broad political policy 1 •***7 aimed atWting. new CHUCK ROKSt CHICKENS after pradaimlng Tugoslavta's , AppliORtlg- tho aubotanco of rather -than ffanitiitelv tn n ira bowSr on the Taft-Hartley Jaw, Ha and realize—as Abraham Lincoln advised—that “the doamaa <>g w^rii i nwii' H m m larfa teader fryara aia law la price aad Each 2 5 c !tr. J t •"t«-Communist oatJi. re- A continued deeliiM in o ir F ti^ wilUngadSB to do buebieae with all aElRiitjr aatlag laisa tryera. AVOCAD Goorga’a propoial was. aecoptabio tJlO' mantlOlu nietlllltles and rquired only of imica offlclala work also wiSf Mqtorted; Only nations—including Ruimia and the of the quiet are inadequate to fheVfonny p r S ^ r H ^ a ^ fNiSHURST FRESH to tho admlnlbtratlon. since Know- a Lincoln Day mesiiage made pii)>- Bideult did not suggest a data or cans LARGE SIZE , injustices so deeply imbedded ' ohouid either be extended to em- about 12 per cent of factory work­ Soviet satellites—on a basis of period of time for the conference. . land and other GOP leaders talked ers included in the Census aiirvav lie by the White House last night, L b . to tho Preaidont at the White in tbe set TO or taken, out of . the law;: "mutual rMpfcC,"; the Presldcirt- appealed fo r unity Molotov had proppsfd that a EacK 2 9 c he said a provision or union repoMM more than 40 hours df Leader Biui Ciold 'armament meetliig to held this W " l i ' ^ D E R L E A F PINEAPI ..... 4- Bouao yeaterday, thea returned to LEwia demanded repeal "in toto't -work, as against 29 per cent lii ■at. a time 'when some OOp Con­ Easy Army life year, -- • ? - ■..... of the 1047 Labor-Managyment Ho- re’hrese'ntation eiectibna held while The 5lyear-old 'chief of this gress members are murmuring \ laUona Law. workers were out.on strike could Communist state, his hair marked­ Backed UN Rceol\-» LEAN y ^ ^ ^ t . 7 9 . (Coattoued oa Page Thirtoea) (CfMKaiied on Page Thirteen) that certain phases of the Eiaen- TEA BAGS Declines To Testify conceivably be ueed to ^’bust" ly more grey than a year ago and hower program 'are too much like For Ex-Prbbi^r - The French resolution did qiecl- O R A f ^ S unions and needeS changing. hia voice rasping ocoasionally from the ."New Deal" of the preceding fy that the conference should con­ SeotTissue / Doz. 3 9 c . ' ' v The President of the United'Mine a severe cold,'was given an ova­ form to the U.M. General i)serin ' ■ ^ 2 foF 0 S .4 9 r - P I N K B K B D E B S ^ ^ f^ J a ._ - lJ i.s A .w o r Workera union, in a letter to. Sen, ' Btsenhower's ravistoa jwogram Democratic administrations. asks extension of the nda-OMamun- tion as he appeared before the He si^ke out at a time, too, kly resolution of Jsn. It. 1962, thus 3 I S j l l i c r y H. Alexander Smith (R-NJi, "re- lawmakeia to deliver a 70,000- Is .Under Study 'V ’ spectfully" declined an invitation 1st affidavit to employers and A ir When Senate republicana are split making the U.N. the actual span- » word State of-the-Natlon Message sw. That - resMution directed tha SAVE TOUR okA^OE mOOMTEE TAPES PEFRU1T For I to testify at hoaringa now being wpuld bar collective bargaining over basic conf.stitutionaI policy aa' Ft. Dlx, N. J., Jan. 29 (A>—The elections for a minimum of four before jiia election. , pointed up by the controversy over U.N, Ihsarmamtnt Comrainian to ■ /- held on the President'a program. continue its work on conventional As PoKce Hunt„ ISmlth' is chairman of the genate months %fter strike or wages or Aim Challenged He pledged that Yugoslavia will the Bricker amendment on treaty­ Ft. Dix Information of fleer/eaid ; WE KNOW YOU WILL Lodsb Skodders o t ... . W . 3 5 c pursue an independent path in its arms and atomic weapons in ac­ PREMIER working conditions begins. making powers. today that an Investigation ia un­ foreign policy despite friendly der way into "certain allegationa” cordance with previoua Assembly A " yT ! Lewis described the 14-polnt pro- CItea Retnra of Pae|am overtures from Russia since last Common Aim Stressed decisions. • ' ■ ENJOY FINEHURST And Lamh Fottios ot .. Ih. 35c MEAT DEPARTMENT grain this way The administration program. By Army Cl^^f that G. David Schlne got prefer­ spring after Stalin’s desth. But, "It is . . .' esaent'lal,” Elsen­ ential treatment while;taking basic One of the key aectkma of Bi- 3 Lbs. $1.00 SUCCOTASH Such amendments, if enacted, Lewis said., is haaid on "the hower declared, ‘'thst the mem- THIS IS 'TREAT TOlTRaOELP TO STEAK WEEK" AT HALE'S: Montreal, Jan. 29 fAh—Canada’s simultaneously, he made made it training here. dault’s resolution would put the tENDERCURE CORNED BEEF run to increase and compound the premise that the Labor-Manage­ Fort Knox, Ky„ Jan. 29 clear that he would pot part com- bej-s of s political patty—if the Big Four on record aa "proclaim- a ^ U. 8. CHOICE biggest city Jittered badly today The Vice Chief of Staff of the Schlne, 26, was staff consultant Shoaid ga oa year hoigat Uat. Rcowm* JACK FROST ‘felony’ already perpetrated on the ment Reiatiopa Act of ^947 is with, the WiTOt. .Which came party is to be effective—Join to­ har . ITa aaater-tw aUea taadr Lcga -ab police sought the soyoterloua Army today chaHenged-whar ha .to . Sen,. Joseph. MoCartbya iR- M>* support, and encour- ORDOMINO tabnring 'pbotia of America bt the to this country's aid after its gether to reach's cbrrinibn gbaL agement of aggrtoaioh must be hoariM chack eats aa writ ao the ar ShaaMen If yaa let them <*aer 15 c a n s SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE, SHORT man who has rsxor slariied 13 originisl IHiRance. A far cry, these (OsatWied oa Pago Thirtoea) called 'the “ false Ides that arm)a> Wis) pennanent investigations Women and girls in the past week. break with COminform in 1:948. Unless there is unified support of rubcommittee before he was draft­ condemned and bamied with the f r SS adaatoa after rwaariag t n m avaa. can be/disposed of by means of He rMerred to what he termed broad political policy, there is no aim of ending all hoetilitiee.” wa have Lamb Leg* la papalar ■man n ib l e t s Two attacks were reported last super Weapons delivered by air," ed on Noy, 4 last. SUGAR night. “ some msUcious guessing” in the truo political party." / , McCarthy has denied Intervien- The resolution then would have BONELBS BRISKETS riaea at aaty SSa lb. . . . 12 Ox. Can Poaottea Refnaiaa Uachaagwl West that Tugoelavta might re^ the four *Yommit themeelvee to The worst injury required 21 Gen. Charles L. Bbite conceded There must he a'political uiiity, ing 'With the military for special 5 L b . b o 9 turp to the Soviet camp despite the he added, "if our party—thb Re­ treatmcht for hia fo'rmer aide. Join their efforts, in .tha dlsenna- PINBfUBSr IS OFEN RIDAYS UNTIL 8:30 FJd. 2 F o r stitches to close. Moat, wounds that the advent .of new end terri­ have been minor, on the vtctlms* AmeHcWi Woolen Stock break with the ComInform. He publican partyT-'-is aucceasfuily to The New YqrK Post said today ment commission of the United STEAKS»8 3 ^ ble weapons of destruction has Netlons, with the elm of reading called such altegatlons "fslse.” lega. Some rictims were not aware "ihjeoted an element -cf contusion meet the responsit iUties of na­ that. the. investigation stemmed ^ -- WE AGAOf RPCOBOIEND FRESH PORK " I thliik our future foreign tional leadership with which it has from comptaihis voiced by ScMne’s . .cu'bstshtlal agreemints whira of the hurts until they saw the ■into the ,accepted concepts of war­ policy should be conducted on the f r o m B i r d s E y e Frdm Birds Eye Mood. been charged by our .people.” fellow trainee*. ■ . WiU permit calli^-a- general •••X VotiB Hit by Injunction fare." But he said in a speech same basis as it has been in recent Capt. Harry H. Lapham. tbe Dlx FBESH SHOULDEBS 49e Last night's attacks %Ver0 at op­ -prepared for the Armor Assn., years, because it produeed useful In talking of hia administration’s information officer, acknowledged (Oeatiaued aa page. ‘nirteaR) TH E N E W For a alee pork roopt - baaad If dcalrad—wbw low pricr. posite ends of the city, at cloec to' here that, despite the deyeiopment reeulta in preserving our inde­ program, Eisenhower touched Rsmble Bee Sole 57e obliquely on aspects of it which that an investigation haa been or­ BEEF FOT FIES the same time. Police speculated Boston, Jan. 29 (VP) — A to say that it was not formally dis­ df new means of destruction and pendence, integrity end in defying dered. - r. ■ there might be two rasor wlelders new strategic concepts, the tpiric have brought tome critlclam with­ / IT LOOKS UKE A REAL WEEK OF BARGAINS: court injunction today halted cussed at today’s brief meetliv- an economic blockade,” Tito said. He said MaJ. Gen. Gornclius -E at work. Descriptions of the at­ On the agenda for the 11 a.m. function of the Army remains un­ in the party ranks—those phases 1 dt roRdor, 1 ot Va p ik o. Promlor Old Foiblootd STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED POULTRY votiny Jby American Wotden dealing with the government’s Ryan, commander' of Ft. Dlx, ' SPINACH 19e tacker also vari^ widely. apecial meeting were Uieee man- changed—to prepare for war end (CoatiBued; M Page Thirtoea) would hays no comment until the JACK FROST CAPETTE ROASTING LARGE, PLUMP Pear sjiread tbroueh the city Co., stockhcJders on a 19-mil- agement pixqioeals: to win it should it come. role in such fields aa housing, so­ Bulletins cial security and health. probe was completed—in about a rTCHm PINEAPPLE of a million' persons. Several lion dollar Stdok ’retirement 1. To discard ae '"unnecesaary Bolte referred to the recently in- week or 10 days. F d o c o CONFECTIONl He said the "mandate” of the froR i the AP LA ROSA schools closed early so children RFOfl'gram. The ffetlon 'came and -uaecowooslc” 41 of-Uio- oom- aounced peclaion to cijt' the A m y's - Schlne himself Completed his f o r CHICKENS FOWL could' be; hqime before the dusk paoy’a mlUa which house 50 per else and his other TOmarka were people in the. 1952 election ' ‘re­ o r I R O W H withithin minutes of th^-opening quires that we share Lincoln’s con­ period at Dix on Jan, 16 and left - /■■■ Spaciieni see Go ISPAGHETTI or KBO W Meaty, Tender A Q f , CotildfiH Be Bctfer rush hour. Pollto got 2.000. eeqt of .its weaving capeiMty. . made against the background. of on furlough before reporting for phone calls during a 3-hour period of the Stockholders’ meitipg 2. To apend nearly 20 million the announced new strategic con­ cern for the‘proper role of govern­ DORTCH PW IIT CONTINUES MACARONI can aaoa^aaaaaada News Tidbits ment in helping and protecting all advanced training at thb Provoat SUGAR last night from persona who in a hotel and resulted i^ ff dollars to buy back two issues of cept which heavily emphasiaes su­ Marshal School in Camp. Gordon, New Lendee, Jnn. » flh-A new Called fron .^P Wires our citlsens,” and a^ded:' appeal will be tekau to tha State thought they had seen the slasher. postponement' of the session preferred stocks on whIMi the com- [ perior air power and new weapbna Ga Just Reduced It s New SANDWICH SPECIAL: Suspect Under Arrest at some expense in Army men- "It waa in such : concern that Sapreme Ceurt in a farther eftert See Oakiie ^ 2 f k g s . 2 P k g s . until Tuesday. pany now pays about a milUon' there was Recently ’placed before The course will run from eight j ANGEL UGHT ^ ^BJUiniEG BRAND ^ . At„ least. one ggseest, hsd __been doUers. a .year at four and seven Po****- „ to aave Geerge Marvhi Detteh. B8TTY CROCKER - x-Aa-the eteekheklere’ meeting was He expressed concern lest some Key congressional /Democrats Jr.,*94, rrear the eierteie cMIr. Dermmstndhn arrestod, but. ppUcs aaid prelim­ called, to order, noUce of the re­ per c « L “ (CeaUaned oa Page Thirtoea) (Coattaaed ea Page TMrtoea) BETTY CROCKER'S inary .questioning Indicated he Stockholders, ers epltt In tour Americaiw ihight eveii be deluded declare Preaideat Euenhower's ■a sras cw vteted s( ftrat dsgroa AND PILLSiURY FROZEN c straining order was read and tlia. program .teUs ter abort D P J C IO U S , was not the- wanted man. , They, M tlM" prapoaoiJ^ one in Into advacatitig4ke abolition :ef the sshMer hrlM Yfsr ttsTMa) state: GETSILViRCUANING chairman announced^"This megt- He declared'*' that "Ddlll Or GEIGCQYG RCtlOQ TO sMGC vOTTElIt Mng e9 Mrs.' tteesMiy ' gehasttsat • “ questioned dosens of persmis addi- ing cannot therefore proceed with favor and three e i least partially A m y .. SIKEHRURS' FLATE FREE WITH toglc and the ieaspn jof v Korea business dip...Sen. Jenner (IL- •_'-t;tSSS5«iftS2SSSir-; ■ lE.lMPawcatack.... A N G E L F O O D X FOOD LB. ticR«^ but so- ter an>sv«d. to any buebiess and ts poetponed until Francis W. White, 60-yeer-old proved that the "only way to de­ Ind) says Senate Internal Security Boycott Tightened GOLDEN, WHITE OAKITE FURCHASE have no real leaded next Tueeday." subcommittee' wiU try to fix re­ Cold,Cato at Hala'a are alway. fmihly aliord A new twist was added- last preeldmt of American Wooten, feat grqund forcea Is by ground BEBGSON ACQUITTED • CHOCOLATE, TELLOW C A K E M I X yoo ardor. Wa At that time the quesUon of a forces." sponsibility for order reputedly is- SPECIALS ka,va a largo varloty and tap gaallty. night to the phantom attacks: permanent injunction will come up leads /the group which expressed B, Jaa. 89 UK—pem er' /' ■ ‘The Army's second ranking chief sued by WMte House in 1944 re­ U. 8. Atty. Gea. Osrte The man laugbted in bis victom's in court. accentod by the majority of stock- sulting in destruction of Navsl in- F or ^SNOW cifO P GREEN face. boldm aa ftnanclally sound and •aid also that the full potentialities Rivers Could Be Used rr4 A. Bergssn was scqallted to* 2 6 3 c 5 5 c Textron Made Offer of United States glolwl air power teUigence fUee oa Red activities. day ef YtslatiBg tee federal sea- CONTADINA W o always is a ^ o nombor of dHftr- Mae Meikle, 21, told police that Stockhoidere were to have con- economically wise. C U T o r F R E N C H C U T a man accosted her as she walked President Bayar of Turkey .cau­ IMct-ef-latereat law. . DINTY MOORE eidered end voted bn two major e opposition group Is headed (CWattawd va Page Pear) SAVE ON THESE STARLAC tot allot of ciawood kom for year along a secluded avenue and toM. three Boston directors: Pred- tions Congress that-'"new fires Non Fat Milk management propoaals. Eariier. may * brsak out" in world and For Irrigation, Power TWO-TIME LOOlOt AND SAVE YOUR Tomito Piste sd octioo ; for •d^doticioM^ diimor. for her: "There^ blood on.your leg." Textnai, Inc., had offered to buy C. Dumelne, President of the Makes 5 Qoarls BEANS She said he stood with her a names United Nstions and. NATO Nsrwteh, Jaa. 29 (P>—Firs ef BEEF STEW 39c ORANGE TAPES control of American Woolen and Haven Railroad; fornier Gov- as beet defeases againet them.. . . 3 C o n s lL b .P k r. g ift s , o r t o k o o p no y o o t r t fr ig o r o t o r short time, expressing concern. operate it aa a aubaidiary. lor Joseph B. Ely of Meeeechu- Three Hospitalized Editor's NoUit The Moly Laad 'of< the Jordan VaUey water ra­ nadetermhwd erigia tetoy •* . ■ I American apokeamcn refuaed to r • I . ■ ♦ . India faces almoot certain teUure thrsugh a dine and oiworgtocy sbtlf. in her request that U N. General id adjaceat areas have rl%vra sources. KIUFT SINNER sHvmrnMi: (Dautlaued ea Page Pew ) Icomment on Textroh’s offer except (Cealtened so Pago Ponr) whose ureters Could bring a better A ' good share of the water rant tore today 4 to ox. 5 - 3 / In Railraad Crash Assembly meet again.soon to de­ eattsMtod by DICED BEETS bate Korean proMema. ^ gfe to nfillloas. But plains .to bar- saved under this schemo would to i)rriigate IsraeU fields---nearly i ; YltagOtaae at S7H Ob. Pkg. 2 7 c i2Vac COO' 10 COM $1.' H d o't soofood eOMotor kos salt cod strips, os woR- Ntw York State legislative in­ aees these streansa are boggcd^la Cochran, Ga., Jan, 29 if) — A heetile iVd tape and high political bUlion cubic feet a year. Jordan 555L Absut 14 yaain aga h GOLD MEDAL OR 08 swordfisk. koPbotj koddock, cod, m oword. Bos­ southern Railway passenger train vestigator aayp reeeat toqulry into would receive 27 bUHon cubic feet iar fire alas rsaset danteito « t . EVERYDAY VALUES- UBBTS RED L fund-raising acUritlea of Disabled deelsloa. In this ftaal arftcr 9S51559 to thq PILLRRVRY ton bkw, sedmoo. oystors. ote. derailment at nearby Em^re early the Arab-lsrael sltuattoa, and Syria. IH bUUons. BtaRUe B«d T e r r . . . . 4 1 c F L O U R . Lro. B o g $2.15 PRBCOOKED today sent at least three persons American Veterans wSa not in- le«M peenllar to the arid b The Jordan River has bsea pourr B rfad Pack T ore . . . . . 3 4 c CAMPBELL'S Good supply moons good prko oo to a hospital with injuries. teadtd to discredit veterans' or- fully sum-eyed. ing well over 35 bUlion cubic fact CAB H e rrio f A score or so others were re­ gaaitationa .*. Rebel Vietmlnh pa­ of fresh wrater into tbs salty Dead New Terii. TOMATO SOUP 10c FISH STICKS Washington, Jan. 29 (P)—The r-the shielding against radioacU' 235 ia processed) the sUe of a golf ported ' aheken up or slightly trols tanks their*first' stab into - Jerusalem, Jan. 29 (A*)—The Jor­ Sea each year for centuries The 855 sraighers I^Tom to SuKc ...... 39c BOB HOPE SAYSi' atomlo reactor which will provide The etaem tiirbine which will ball la equivalent to 459,000 gal­ outer defensas of Dien Bein Phu, ant the GREEN MT. POTATOES FBESHTw HITE SCALLOPS 65c bruised. No one was killed. dan River has been flowing plscid- plan to save this water and devlae fkn^ig Coffee ...... 91e the power for the aubmarine Nau-1 its heat from the atomic "fl lons of oil, or six ' million pounds Cochran is lii central Georgia. last big French fort stronghold In ly through the Holy Land since the most efficienf means of devel­ atrtks.today tituB will be put into the boat on ‘ already waa la p l a ce wh of coal." 8 A W C d f M ...... 99e 10 L b . Bor ...... 3 5 c / J I L L - O WEEKEND 'THONE PICKUP" MEAT ORDERS SHOULD BE Flrit reports here of the accident, NorUiwsstoni Indochina. BibUcal times and longer. Today oping tha valley's water resources 7 0 Z . CALLED m THE DAY BEFORE PICKUP Peb. 19, Adm. Robert B. Carney Neutllua went down the we Tho Nautilus, said Carney, gives were vague. Patrolmen James Hor­ British film teebaiclans cry it ia tangled up in a 20th Centuo' was coinmiaaor.ed and financed by Beedurat Coffee ...... 99e SO L b . Bor ...... R f c diacloaed today. ‘ Hull Kept Llgh^t Cknwtloa Milk ..2 for 27e GOLDEN the Vnitod Rbttte Navy t ^ lead ton skid he understood five Pull­ foul over plans to show fUms of economic boycott. the United Nations RcUtf and P U B B n W t THIS WEBk FREEZER SPECUa: The Chief of' Naval OperaUoas, j However, to ssae the in atomic eiapnetor. *Tet the Nau-. man coaches left the track end Amsrlpaa te l^Islon i ehbwe such as Water means food and wealth Works Agency for Palestine refu­ rraac Joice Sic CARROTS 2 Booches 25c ti»' an article written for the cur- the huge S-OOg-toa hUil tihis ia but the Model,T of our that 2S persons were either hurt or “I love Lucy"... Prime Minister'ja this dusty part of the world. gees. It wsa hoped tbs plsa would S N O W C R O P 0. S. ChaiM Srate B e d ! H lafw trtE r lb. SSt rekt ediUoo of the mageaine ‘N e- launMiiiig . mocedure, the Natro of tomorrow,’’ he added: shaken up. Shin:ru Toahlda skys he wants to And -food and wealth are two items point the way to laad and F o r tion’b Bustaeae.’^ aaid that on that vreight weight of thkr^SSS fuel *Boeucity .praesuUoM necea- In Washington, the railrosd’a eUck with preeeat Jepaaeee Coa­ which the Arab states—embarked devetopmeat which would provlds ladadoD Stoaka, Baaad Raaata, aaiae .Stowlag ar Graaad Meata. date the *nmique eaglne’.’ wUl.be control equipisoBt .w) aarUy prevent me from diacloalag headquarters said qigbt of the: 14 st! tattea which denounces war on a policy of economic strangula- farms and work for soane o<''tha AtPinehurst P l U l N G S ##< OBANCE JUICE Wo eat—yaa wrap. . . -gtemi ta the Nautilua The craft jaaUllaUon later at ia detail the kniigct of the atomic can left the track. A JDroken rail even if "it is a *MacArthur Oon- tioh of I;M cl—would like to deny 863.000 Arab cstogsss aitUag Mty laimched at the Groton. Ckmn., out dock. The reactor engtoe on our, fl0g|. Bitch dia- w u blamed. « sUtution.’ " ^ ■ their noigtibor'. sround the borders-oC larnal toi; 5rard»of the Electric Boat Division Sion iqiitewinH eras built etconre would only otrvo to aid our The railroad said the train waa V. 8. RUel Corp. Board Chair­ TVA Plaa Rejected nearly .six years, ' lof Geamral Dynamics Corp. Jan. 31. fhwtdeo... . ' , , aouthbouad from Attanta to Bruns­ man Benjamin F i^ ta i says rse- .Tbit is the reason no Arab goy- .The TVA .planning Ip d ite Ute CamfT'a reference ebvloiia^ "T W atom-poweirod fleob of to- w ig , GA, when the accident-oc- ponsibility for prosperity or ra-* crameat has approved the ptaa Utter fsMlagr hotaaMCioig sRi 12 was to tlM emplacoawBt of the fla- 'Tke pRoatlal aaargy in i ' ' - 3 ceteiMi reiiU eqaanly with la- prsonrsd by tlthe Tsnnsssen VaUey 2 " ““ fiielAad flaal datoUo ti eg o f OR rage Wmm) AaUmrtty tor unified devsIaWBiat

1 ■' ■ V X • ; / ' 1 • ■ ' i ■ il'-r- ■■ J . 1, 4 -. " ■" , ■/’ ; ^ '■ ■ ■ k- k ife-,, >•-». MANCHESTER EVENING ilERAlJa/MAN(^ffiSTER* CONN^ FRIDAY, JAlJuARY 29, 1»M* '.»[ •-f. V . ■ ■X- SIlibonA^LM en^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY) JA R Y 29, 1964 C en ter iaris nr To^eel Tue^ay In Fall into Mixer kpili * i. ion In ^lAUln S o w ers Four H onored l>y Hfuniphester JLo^ge ollBIkft e C u t. Gibbon* Xwemtoly, CUilb-ittllc ^ A 'St-^war*oM - Heritord"riOii- r r r of Oolumbud, nmetft litpictlon worker, who escaped 'I>Madfty at 8 p. m. in tht Knlflita BylibM PBIEDMAN .ftrialist who reawkkena the fthari- S em TFdlUng ~ Plants T O YOU at Columbus Hom*. - The Center ThespUme maintain­ dal and eocUu imotUons of fta- death or serious'injury when his ed their record as a competant gisa.. ' UUck-soled boot Jammed tha blade FoUowinc the business session, A HEARmeAlDS pictuftM wtu be showb arid a talk imateur thaatrical . group laai Edith Moore, as Addis tha Na? of a cement mixer after he had •* ^ 40-Hour W ork B A T-T E B ? K C ^ B DB«>BBrAIBB night at tha Bowers School, wherd > ntiounced. Quota M ' ' fit on the subject *‘Our Heritafe,” gro .mald, and Edward Custer, as fallen tntp It from t scaffold, is ) ffniAIICE they gave a convincing partorm- Cal tha Ntgro aorrarit, both do scheduled to' undergo aa operation i Hef|uce /Costs ^Fohoiqs will be given by a .representative arice of the euccessful Broadway from Micbael'a local Jewelers. tyell Sttough in two rolaa deriiand- tor amputation of partsof two toes. RockylUe, Jan. (CpeclalV—r^day night.at the Pqllab American hit, ‘The Uttle roxea.'* i Saturday atW ln ^am Community i r U. Economy Order In charge of tbe program and u g moro skill than can ba gen­ UiUeab many m'dra volunteer Club wlU be aponaored by the V. 21 MATLE ST. ' Tha play, baaad on the time­ Memorial HospttM PERSONAL HEARING SSBVICil .the social time hi follow wiy be erally asked of non-profeesloaals. donor, sign up this r ^ k . or there F. W,; ' tha annual auction o f the worn thismea of avarica and ambt- Doctors had thought that Philip / Overtime operations at Pratt O F M A N C'R I E s n a L i Mrs. Henry Skelty. chairman; are many walk-lna, the viaiU of Mobae OHub will be held Saturday; Uon, ^gave: tba local actors and' On the wbolic the alliri au4cace Goes, 1S8 Irving St., Hartford, aori Ann Marley. will aponsor her an­ 44 IN ■'.iW, Snd/^hltney’a flve plants In the 868 MAIN «' Mrs. John Daley. Mrs. Leon at Mra.'Philip Cosa. 123 Helaii^ the Bloodmobile urtlt on .MoncUiy Browns, Mrs. JCrnest Mattiss. Mra ' responded fav^'o ly to the Thka- will fail inr abort, of ita. qUota«‘ nual MihatrelXthe first .week in s tfie are being reduced, W illiam P; ciae their wide arid varlad talchta. plana perfonnaSro. There Rd., would have to loiw hit fo o L ^ February, and the food aale Feb. Glenn MirtL Especially ^ r t h noting was tha will be necessary, however, Mrsm- The unit will be sLatloned as ln ^winn, general manager, an­ Mrs. C. H. 'Johnson, of Colum­ few 111light momentavm the emotioq- sterling performance of Ruth packed play, but the action wa« putate only part of two tpn on his Elks Home nounced today. bus St., reminds the members to Rowley in the role of Regina Qtd- 7 \A good enough to hold Die audience right foot- 12^5"t?v3S n*™* AUy.’'* Kahan report, nearly A He said more than half of 'the n r e that their donations for the dena, the tempestuous, social The accident O^Urred on Fri­ J a.40-to 6.30 p.n\. Walk-ins with-^nogo , ■r general food sale, benefit of the in rapt attention for Uia two and collected in Stafford 35,000 PA'W A ahop and office em­ climbing wife of a falling Southern a half hours running Urn* ''' day of last waek^at the University out appolntmenU will he welcome Springs with /wbig eventX ployes are now working a regular March of Dimes'* are to be deliv­ aristocrat, adequataty* played by of ConnocticyL^at Storrs. Goss, an at any time since the quota is 150; bi ered early tomorrow morning at Occasionally, .tka . THnfa nf ' ■ i ■'dM-planned and shout .3200 40-hbur week achedule and that OrphurdiNews! Allah Coe, 3tl off a ML with the actora employs M the Aasoclatcd Con- .w . (Elltngton, This latUfrflgiire'^la "further reductions In overtime the store, 691 Main St. between DtIfIcaM Bole strucUpir Oo., toppled from the Biasell S t and Brainard Place. one or two cues, but very i Chapter say pected to be at Iwiat doubled f w ill be made aa work achedulea *rhe role of Regina was a diffi­ were muffed. While it could ■ca^fdld Into the mixer operating wlT* «> day with the Youth Drive on>ollo permit." AT OUR STAND cult one to master. The complex ^ o w him, j . bajiiy that Uie blood program la! being held by/the Senior EXTENDED rOBECAST epmpared with a Broadway . It waa explained that some de­ nature of this woihan'a character duction, wa are obliged to off “**I’*"B .*'P current needs Fellowship ak a raplaeen>4nt for partments are still working longer Boston, Jan. 20

^The tem­ . . . a woman who took pleaauro our congratulations to this in the hosprtais. Ju-‘Just - Iasi------month, the Mothers' Drive on hours fo r various reasons, such as nifSH»M;mFROM perature in New Englsmd during her .hu8band!a approaching working gronp of nmati N autilus A*Etteine- all auppUca at the Hartford center Coventry iial'~d611^ed' About vnftlled back orders. • .... • THE oieiMiQR the next S days, Ssiturday through with Its concomitant, financial, were exhauated on one occasion. Wednesday, will average . near bavo pr^uetd ' aome^rigking ax- \ , ^ / $235 (uid'Roltdn nearty $600. Oth­ Gwlnn’a announcement today wards . . . presented a real i^al- tremely worth aaaiagX Tha program . of. alockpillng cooum normal in Southern New England langa to tha acting aktll pt Mrs. Complete er communities inJme county are was expected In view of an earlier WEJMIE SPECIUJSTS . , ^ arid slightly below normal in . Pe^Mpathe onlpnal dlaappolnt-. blood derlvRtivea for combatting not. gutdy..fo ma)ut their reportA atatoment from the engine;^r,od,uc.- -Rowley.'" ' ■ ' mant wa txpartineod waa In the polio Alia'”(ilh'?l''Cises. ".deperidOi’ upon Northern New England. Xfoderat- PhllUp Burgese sad .BriUiam H. yet./Kahan reminds realdenta that rhig company Which said that the ing temperatures over the week­ number 'o f ^people who stayed « Page’ Ooa) an Increase in blood collections at diiring the past 12 months a total production force had reached its MctNTdSHg BALDWINS ...E N B OUR SPEOMLTY Blown, as Rcglns's scheming away. Tba show will run tonight end then turning colder again, the avery visit of the bloodmobile unit. og $8,790.83 was expended In Tol- employment goal o f 35,000 and that brothers, Ben end pscar Hubbard, and tMriomw night and would ha beginning of nex* week. two over-shrewd Southern busl- nsorrow— n W n I emphasise to­ Anyone with normal blood pres- /land County by the National overtime would be reduced. In line and RED DELICIOUS Precipitation during this period k^dVening well apeat for thoao morrow. but\ not overnight—urill turdvMd blood coUnt, between they, Foundation of Infantile Paraly- with a Defense Dept, request to . ...IS QUUJ T WORK nesamcn try in g ^ make a fortune sum-anjoy the laglUa»ate atage.but 1 Win on the average total over H' in new Induatml kdveritures,' wer|t need netther-rrifuehng stationx nor a g d a ^ L l& .and 69 can. be a blootl A t a-soctal held a t the E lk f C ar-. lo^x-er production costs.' COME AND SEE OUR HNE DISPLAY ipch melted, occurring as mostly And it Inconvenient to psake the refueling ships, ^ e ship will have donor without any ill etfects (thoie riage House Tuesday evening a Gwlnn- gave no esttmaUT^Of the ' F«rty yoars of doinf fine dry denning extremely Mievabit. trip to New T o A ^ _ P F FRUITS ANIPVEGETAKES snow in Northern New England tYielr nefarious activities, con­ unlimited cruisthg range. The under'Tt must' haVe Jiarehlal Con­ collection waa taken which recit­ AlJaii Photo. number o t employed affected or the for this commonity has proved that only and aa snow or iWln in Southern ducted practically on tba bier of Others daaervlng praise Include ships will be enabled, through nu­ sent). Donors may.give once .every ed In $35 being received for the neas W m m lttce; a member ot the There are 156 yeara o f Elkdix amount of money the company ex­ haa tickets available fo r the bas­ OPEN DAILY 8 A.M.vt« 9 f/U the best gives complete satisfaction. Per- Now England iinis weekend and this none to beloved brother-in- A. William Astley, for hi# highly clear power, to .utilise the tremen­ sight weeks, or net more than five drive. Men’s\Unlon of the chiirch and he represented by these four local pected to save through the pro­ ketball game in the Armory Sun­ asanel, equipment, service, all are the finest law presented a tragicomical as- ceiripatsnt work as director; Jack dous hUIl space, now 'given over to Umea a year. , A t the meeting of the Elks held served ^Fayette Lodge, A.F.AA.M., men who were honored at a nieet gram. SUNDAYS 8 A.M. 4 f k again about;1^e middla of next day afternoon. It will be Elks week. ■ / pact^ct^ated to reach the coldest Mortlmar, Robert Martin, Marrill oil storage, for more -planes, for Donors are reminded not to caV last evening, an additional $15 waa Adonlram Chapter and Council. He i^g of the Manchester Lodge of P&WA'a plants are at Ektst . . . and aM op to customer satisfaction served tor two terms as council-■ 1893, Wednesday night when Day as the British Americans op­ midience. ^ > Adama and Janet Mortlmar for more aviation gasoline (on car­ Cineme$cep#*i AnomarpMc Uns within four, hours of their appolni- voted. Hartford.' Southington, North — ftm r IB, year o a t their dUigenca in aaaambUng the riers), foxmore weapons, ammuril- ^ \ ' ment fata, meats, friro foods and . Motorista Warned ' man from the third ward. He w-as 27 new candidates were^nitiated pose the Bristol Tramps in an Haven, Meriden and Portland. Others . in the cast who gave MMAIO MSnON • NAN tamONt Pracau on the newly erterted, nwre than adaquata performances set; Charlaa Tlndle, WlUia Gay. tion and orimr material. . . -i eggs. Light refreshments %re de­ judge or probate from January ,„to the lodge. Eastern League enc.oun*er. Mc­ Have yoa tried oar emergency One-Day VKIOS M*nM • kSOtAR MNNS The Board of Selectmen have Veigh urges all local Elks to sup- were Betw England, aa Alexandro Bras Burgasa, Norman Well, Doris "The p o w ^ speed, and tnvtsibll- aaleMlan-lMIIWS curved. Mirhela Mirror Seraan, sirable including Iriiit, fruit Juices; JM7 to .fgDuary 1949 and at the , ^ gh t and the date Cock fighting, introduced from Berries? issued a warning to persons who time of. his\ death was a teller at Oe^ens, Regina’s aheltared daugM^ and Everett Bclding, Jodie Golnlk, Ity of the atom-powered sub gtvee M>aamswwe new Stereophonic Sound, onvol- bread, crackers, dry tqiist; raw have been parking their, autos in of their installation into the Hart- i apecisE attraction, an- the East became popular in the us a weapon as santastic aa those mnMauewcsWau* the Peopl«’s\Savtngs Bank. late Roman Empire and remained ero Green Stamps ter Who finally rebelled against Cliare DeRoes, OaiM Wood. Betty ___ filB—MDMBfi— opoi you in tho Ctomol Mirodo of vegetables or vegetables boiled in the town officials’ parking area , r-u I n M iford Lodge of Elks, 19. oldest' f.*^*’**' the social activi- Uundberg. Charlea Towle. Edward in the wqrld of BU^k Rogers,, but He laavro h(a wile, Christine M.-- .^ e Town Clerk I Proffrani. l lckets mav also popular in Europe and England 76 OAKLAND ST, MANCHESTER her mother's mendacity: Penny YHEROIII plain w-atcr; Jgm, jcll.v, or honey; next to the Memorial Building, Richter, as BinMa Hubbard, thri vTMakell and Arnold Thompson, one that la real. pMutlcxl and— I awTSh I aSSohs skimmed milk, blapk coffee' or tea Starting immediately any motor Cray Mead; one son, Gordon Nel- ; j Turklngton, June 7, purchased at the 1k>x office. until quite recent times. B combined with equally fahtastic flighty wife of lean and hungry ithout whose able business man- 'With -aUgsr, / — Vehicle found pa'rked In the Town b L ^ ? m Adminis^^^ G. "Chappy" Pentland. (, . - • r i O s w and Donald Richter, aa Wil­ meat the play would not have weapons which we already have ; Mrs. Eipily Idason, bloOd donor Officials’ Parking Area that is not In local florist. June 12.1913: George and arc using—devastatlngly de­ FLUS— SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS liam Marahall, a Chicago ylridus- posMlile. chairm a^ urge's residents to rally connected -with town government tlon in Provld£.nce, R. I.; one Graaladio. realtor. Dec. ’ « — T^Y'rmnTfirmniiifiiniimiiBiiinwniinBaiMniiiiiw’iifiBiiiiaiiiiiiiii structive./ \ daughter, Mrs. Alan Timm of PRICE' SCAlis' 'rais ENGAGEBIENT ONLY ■ to the c*i'4 « foi" Monday’s visit, will be towed away at the owner’s Simsbury; one slater, Mrs. Arthur I NEW MODEL expense', On several occsisloni o f­ ney. Brothers, Dec. 18, 1918, EVENINGS—ADULTS ft.00—MATINEE. ADULTS Y4e call chapter office and make Schultx of WlnterXPark, Fla., his LAUHUY I IRY CLEENINI CBilldren at aU ttnaes S5c—An prices Ineioda -tax. an a|)polhtnvcnt or simply go to ficials have called attention to father, William MeSd, df this city Exalted Ruler Albert E. Cotter 0 n n . es tha/Elks. Home.;. No. ..one. knows these xeguJatipns and. now (Iraatic and twu grandchildrgn. - and his staff from the Hartford. ,^“-1 Manchester WEEK-DAY SCREEN TIMES I polio \may- strike in this actlpn will be taken. The funeral will be held tomor­ Lodge conducted' initiation cere­ IN KEITH S-MID«WINTER SALES! l e n "THE RORE" 2i20-8tia-8i4S PJ«. ‘ ylrm ity, or dn emergency arise; Coming Events row at 2:30 p. m.- at the White monies ifor the new members of SATURDAY, SUNDAY, CONTINUOUS FROM 1:M PJI./ . And we do not want the Blood The Vernon Grange will meet Funeral Home. The Rev. Forrest the liKal lodge, bringing to nearly Date Book tonight with "F am ily and Mem­ '"00 the total memberslilp since ' Coaum^cations for publications In tha Open Forum will not "THE ROBE” l.-99-8t85-fi:10-8t48 FJd. _/ I ‘y6 ank to be foiindyempty, Musser, pastor o f the Union Con-/ STORE HOURS: Claaai • Theft Prohei Ends bers Night” being observed. There gregational (^lurch will officiate. institution last June. There were Wedneadaya A t N oom, Opea be Jiuaranteod jubUcatiOB if they contain more than 300 words, wia.ba -a pot luck aupper at 9;3Q. ntany visiting Eika from all over ■f... irald 'riM^ias tba' iniht lo declirie fo publ(ih~aiiy iriattar Tonleht and Tbinbmw .-"'-7 — Tho-tevesttgation' maoe roiicern- Burial'wilt be in Grove Hill Cem^ Ea-ery.nwraday CroBhir Ub- ,/• Ing two Ellington youths arre.^ted followed by the meeting. fery. Friends may call a t, th'e N ew England and the east in at­ tU 9. Regular Houra From I ranue & fiitL Oil may ba..Ubelous or which ia in bad tasta. Fraa exprasaion Center Thespians* producUon of The Rockville High School tendance. political vfewe la dealipd .by .rontributions^pf this .fharacUr "The.Wttle roxes,”. Bowers JSchool PLAYING / I Tuesday after a.car they had'taken funeral home this' evening from -9 A . M. UntU 5:89 P. N . ■"— c— without permissloir ■ "from "' the basketball.. .team' w ill meet JDie. 7 to 9"p; m:------' “ ' .-More - than >250' -- dinners ' were It lettars which are defamatory or abuaiva wiU ba rejacted. auditorium, 8:30 p.m. \V(X)drbw Wilson High tonight at G H AI Scranton Motors used car lot. turn- served by the dinner committee Tomorrow the Sykes Gymnaaltun. the first JiMeph J; Jelinek - X- Polio Bait, State Arr'.ory, 9'p.m. bled a utility pole on Unl l Armory TEL posing the people ao, how can A meeting open to the public gerald, Edward Burdett, Walter tatorriUp In Mknehester. YWCA Homemakers Holiday , evading responsibility, ' u.sing a Barbara Wocel Jelinek. — thaaa five dlractors expect to be w ill be held to ^ g h t at 7:30 p. m. Tedford, Raymond Gosselln and I program, Community Y, 9:30 a.m. motor vehicle without |he owner’s He waa, form erly a weaver in Thrilling Savings Opportunity For Mahei^ater! Keith’i Featuro The R a p u b lk ^ . . parly. has. al­ re-elected M offlceT • permission and obtaining Intoxi­ in We.sleyan Hall, with the theme Paul/Fltch. Wednesday. Feb. 19 . SEE IT ON OU SCREEN the local mills. A veteran of World Chairs , . . In A ll Style* And Cpvera. A t Draatlc. Price Reductiona. ways baan tba majority, and now, cating llqudr by^alse statement. "The Christian at Work In Thia Exalted Ruler James H. Mc­ you claim there la .a dictatorship. I voted for Mr, Bowers believing Valentine card party. Group C, War I, he was a past commander Many Aro In Limited Quantitiea . . . Pli^ To Ghooae Yours Early! him to be on.; who would carry Robert Cole, 18, his companion. Couhtry?” Veigh today announced he atill Such a humorous aditorial,... you Center Church, 1:30 p.m. The ReV. Nathan Burton of of the loiAl VFW Post. He was out hU obligations tfi tba people Will b e , charged with using the sliould be a comedian. Whaisa motor Vehicle without the owners Stafford .Springs and Mrs. Burton also a member of the Ehka. X matter, la the shoe on the wronr as tbe majority atgnlfied by their w ill be/the guest speakers. He ia survived by his wife, Eva high Mass at 9 a.m.. at St. Ber­ vo^e» i find J have been sadly permission and also obtaining foot? There vdll be a Cub Pack meet­ Aubin Jelinek of this city; one son, nard’s Church. Burial w ill be in St. X ’ misted. I wlsb now l could retract ,/ liquor by false statement. The opr Tufted Chair If you bad attendad the sneet- - erators of two of the city’s liquor ing tonight at 7:30 p. m. at the Norman, of L.3rnn, Mass.; his Bernard’s Cemetery. V ialfing hours my vofbi fUnca this cannot be done Union Church social rooms. mother, MrA Barbara Jelinek; one w ill be tomorrow from 7 9 p.m. A t Right. Regularly $89.59! A hand- /CHEVROLET/ Ing, and I say meeting very loose­ perhaps some way can yet be outlets have been summoned to ap- to ly, the boosC hisses and catcalls, ./pear at the trial of the youths Suit Settled for. $3,250 brother, Friuik; four sisters', Miss and Sunday, froih 2 to 5 and 7 to aomely styled Chair in choice of Green ' found to defeat Mr.. Bowers and W . John Schappprer of Stafford Rose Jelinek, Miss Mildred Jelinek, 9 p.m. or Toaat Tapestry with emitted by most of tbe crowd, you his five man Metatorahip. Per­ Monday in City Court. would have to admit, that 'was M Perassa Laaist TELEVISION Accordtng lro police both of the Springs yesterday agreed to ac- Mrs, Stephen Ryan, and Mrs. John Luxurious Foam 'Rub- QK haps some of tha legal minds in "Here Come ArlcBa. Dahl dictatonhip in aetloo. not giving - boyA-aeceived Albert .Mill of. the r-ept $3,250 a* sattlaroent for his Burns, all o f thia city .and four Talroth'llle items-are nofw haa- ber Seat. Save exactly town can find soma wsy.^ of ex­ Tbe Girls” tba other side a ckaace to ba beard "SaSgaree” Silver Dollar Tavern* Hnd Psipt Tolland County Superior Court grandchildrcn. d l^ through the Manchester Eve- $30 at pelling'Mr. Bowers and hiia '‘gang” Tech. S:IS Tech. S;SS-B:SS intalligantly. Lyga. one' of the partners o f Pete’s damages suit Instituted against A military funeral will be held n ^g Herald Rockville Bureau Furthermore, the derogatory from tha Board of Directors. Cer­ Bet. 1 s.si. "PriMBcr at Zraea’*, PROGRANISII ' and Frank’s Package Stord', by Concrete Service, Inc., of Windsor Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the located at One Market St., •tele- remarks made by the epcakers tainly aomathlng must be done be­ -Tteh. 4 CartaaasI S Btaasea! showing an altered ID card and Locks. Burke Funeral Home with requiem hone Rockville 5-3136. fore these people get their hands 6«a., "WalklBf Habr Bark. Uaaia" were uncalled for, certainly no "Si Blvrr Blrerl” I Video Everyday—All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson * .,lnc. birth certificate. Schapperer claimed Patsy A. r need of ittat a tovrii .BSeetlng. on tha plana for tha- new high Cole changer! the Army ID cnird Verdi^lo; driving a company school and ruin them too. truck - .on W est Street, Windsor Much credit should be given to and Doherty changed a birth cer­ The oppoSiUon of these five peo­ tificate to indicate they had passed Locks, June 24, 1952, was operat­ Mr.,Bowers, Mrs. Fltspatrick, Mr. ing in a negligent manner, and Paton, Mr. Mahoney and Mr. Kan-i ple to the people of this town Is their 21st birthdays. Just not understandable. It baa I The arrests were made following smashed into a car driven by nedy for the ability to have ab­ George Perko, In which Schap­ March/of Dimes sorbed the undue crificism , that been provfa that tha supposed a complaint from Scranton Motors savings to tho paople la negl^bla. that a car had been stolen from perer was a passenger. The plain­ waa hurlCd upon ' them by the ON*OUR-GI SCREEN we have a cdrii- tiff claimed Injuries to the head, speakers and the h a lin g crowd. .Ia thera perimqe same other, per­ their usrti car lot on Union Street. AUCTION sonal. secret season for this dlcta- Polio Drive lasga body and limbs. It would, be most fitting- and . B. Claaaay Jakn Pays* p/ete TV Wild ip- f »’ Atty, Robert F. Kahan said to­ Schapperer was represented by torahlp? What, then, could it be? Eveljra, Kryrt proper for the five directors, to "Hero Come day that unless there is a tremenr the Hartford law firm of Schata, SATURDAY^ JAN. 30^-^ 2 P. M. give In, have the elementary school . At recent meetings ^of parents The Girls” "99 River SL” c/fo service dous last minute polio drive Weinstein and Seltser. The de­ of Washington SeboM pupils,' the built, thereby enabling the major­ U Calar \ •, throughout the county.” we will fendants were represented by Atty. ^ 1 \ ity of the crowd, that attendad the parents would not comment on the‘ •tlMiW Frank Dully of Hartford and the EAST SCHOOL AUDITORIUM subject of Keeney Street School departments fall short of our $20,000 goal. meeting, to return to grammar SaaSar, "WALKIXn .WV BABY . • The Tolland, county campaign law firm of Day, Berry and How­ achool and learn about courtesy for fear of Jeopardising the pro- BACK BOMK" ard. AUSPICES >F ROCKVILLE LODGE NO. 1574 poeed expansion to Washington ’ dlrM tor then proceeded to sum up and reapact. 277 RROAD •..... thg situation throughout the coun- Nelson C. Mead Frank W. Kopcha, School. This ia a democracy? Cer­ M i-9 -im ...... ty.. Nelson Charles Mead, 57, of 16 41 Baldwin Rd. tainly not. wfaan..paopla aca afraid H BALES sad T £ l £ V I -S I 0 N RADIO '“ The " survey shows RdckvIHe- Florpnce AiA., died yesterday af­ to'axerdso the privilege of free SERVICE ternoon at the City Hospital. He ■\ speech. Vernort with colfeKjiofis of about :ENMAR CONTOUR CHAIR **Caa*t Bemala Sllenr $1,500 to date, bub the area ex­ was born in Ellington Dec. 18, Aa I said before, I have no wish pects to net considerably^ more 1896, a son of William and Min­ To tho Editor, to enUr. poUUca. I- am far, from Ckaaarl ■ tfarmrriy ,4) Kcar Mavea. • :M < M il UFE OP BILEY-WilUam a a r after Year.., . The public school llsaco of, Caaa. . .Bendlx . thrbugh fwveral benefits being na Kinder Mead. Except for one wealthy. I have ao political talent CIRCLE (ikaaael M New Britaia, Caaa. year'apent in N ew Y ork City xs 1.95 ncent weeks has prompted me to CkaBBel U Balyakr, JUaa. \ (M l TOPPBB—Staniax Ana Jaf-- held dUring.dJie next two week's. to offer. I wUI, however, offer any freya Many coin cards' ate still out traffic manager for the M. T. mqiresa som« of my thoughts money, time, or effort I dan mua- NOW thru SUN. Ckaaael t t Waterksry, Caaa. (HI m bLody street p^licly. Ordinarily my partlcipa- CkSBael 41 SarlaalleM. Maaa. (HI PBIDAY PEATTHK and containers in most of Stevens Co., he had lived In this tar to combat tba afforta of Mr. "Bride of The Gorilla” the^business plates w-llT hot be city roost of'his life. SAVE $60! Regularly $129.50! Automatically ad- tloiv In. politics Is confined fo Bowers and his cohorts la their S:M.( a) ATOM SUCAD ---- .... cpilrotad until Feta. fi. According , to ... He wRi, a veteran of World War 66!frit.u'n ^ juatahliSjio give you complete rest and relaxation, • ■ , • - 7 ■ • votlrig. 1 cannot, however, remain nttempt to deprive the people of t f sllent\ while Mr. Bowers and his miAT*S YOI'B TBOl'BLK a o o n s . Inc. • , A March of. Dimes ball Sa(ur- aerved as chairman of the Buti- Shown above. Regulariy $59.95! A fitht- to look (U> Jt'DY SrLIKT»ma 829 Mala St. — Tet MmLKUU SOMEDAY perfectly designed Ladie^Chali. Richard J, Berggran (U> BOSTON RLACKIE «:U (Ml THE EABLY SHOW BARREL CHAIR correctly propiM-tioned for the C h e v r o le t ITS a tm O y . .j "Hold That Woman" •:M < M liju a BTOBY ' . ^ average woman. Made up in Ma» Meant Nathkur* (Ul aoiXYCENE (M> nuc NAME’S THE g a k ^ At Right.. Regula.rly $69,501 A ptunnlng telaase with reveraible ppring fill­ TOWN A COUNTRY Tbtfie'idltor.SS'SKr, wny (U) WMTHEBMAN * ■ Robert Q. Lelria iSth Centii^ reprixluctlon ed cuMiioh, resilient c ^ - j^ring As-a voter of Manchester I feel ___ iUI MIEBOB THEATER 311 Main Street FOR :* m t S41I TV 90CN1MTAOB— In Wine Matelaase with conatruction throughouL it my duty to eppeal. at this time, THERE deep channel back, revers­ * ■■ ■■ . ♦ JUNIOR DRESSES shouidnl „ “A Time For Hope" 4 9 . 9 5 to others who attended the meet­ hUNCHESTER (Ml Ol'H MISS BaOOKS ible spring fUled cushion. ing at Holllater School. _ .—Eva Arden tnoy . „ (Ml FILM Y e e l e*iey yew vWf. H*ii* b* iMwe ex|WBsi#4 Wa all sat aoma hours listening SiU (HI PCBUO POOBBCCTOB Liberal Terms 4 4 - 5 0 tasippeals tn.tbe.Boasd-ef Direcr TIR E C O . UtM{ sail CAVALCADE 04 SPOBTl - frevel ef the new lt54 Chevrelat sheem ie a variety tors from the various membars of w Retraadlag -Jimmy Bbule. HaroM John- W IL L B E the community, to please be cajm Regular round heavyweight LibaraL Butigtf Ttrms e l leeili k (wii celer»> ’ and JudiM tha Kasuiay Straat .':'Bad. H M K OF HEiRINR? School iaaua fairly. However, the Saow --•sVaMant-FIve"’ eaw m to taka th»f BnikI '8 L name action that thay took on Jan. Fboae A P A R TY SEE r AGE 8 13 to Junk the Keeney Street M1-9-42Z4 ‘ - (0> NEWS Thtre hat to b« a reoton for tht popufarity. School plansL M:U ( M il OBEATEBT PIOHTS OP TBE ^ CERTCBY-Outatand- Our appeals meant nothing, it I (HI SPOB'rS-Bill KeaUns ing Miuts ot the paal they were even heard! If ever tha ' ( ai SrOBTSUOPE-Syd Jaffee „ (111 SKBT8 PABAD* (HI NEWS AND WBATHEB 11;I4 ( 41 MAN AGAINST CBlMB — Htre it is —; action of a masting waa thorough­ (U> NKWa-Fred Dwrer Ralph Bellamy - You'll want a ahoe that Kroehler Lounge Chair ly planned, this one was. (III srOHTS. Jim UeU> (Ml NEWS AT E L^E N • V . _ ■-______HARDWARE? CAU (HI mOBTCAr EDITION I. am Just ona of those mothers ( n WBATUS rOBECAST ia ultra am art...yct it from tha Kaanqy aria. Bacauae of .1 .. raHnos '/Ver t eeety C havrelet effm the beeurifel Pfseliw bedy stylie« JEMINE !m i n i S f " lliU (H I PHEVVBB Jack of faculties at tha present (HI UICAL NEWS (Mi WEATHEB HALF PRICE U iW •»#> n s LATE flBUW must be extra durable-too achool which my children are at­ (111 HIOaUOHTS . *s eetskle eed hfxuriout ietqrien. (Hi CBt’SADEB BABBIT ^ , •‘Derll Bat" ■ At left Regularly $129,661 A tending, wa have hqd a constant .. ^ ROVib because your child ia big, roomy chair with fabulous IC*"’* GRAIN ( I) SIDEWALK INTEKVIBWS Jl :M < S) BADGE K». 714 , doaa M eickneaB, due to draha, one (Sa-H* CAPTAIN VIDEO Foam Rubber cushion, tuftad V ^e r Perferwieece Chavrelai efferi e Bee meter with meey eew wash basin being uaed by 75 chil­ (Sll NEWS - ■ . ^ U:M < Si MYSTERY THEATEH wkf Lumikr svFriY cal "Bmergefiey tandtag' so active. So be sure to seat and back. Tailored 1a RaBa 4 dren, and other faculties lacking JON Till (III WEAThEB 7:U (11 n'LSE o r THE CITY tapestry with smart mstaUe feetww eeglueered fereceeemy. ia thia bulldiBsr. (Hi MHN UALV-e.Mewa Taiuwrow’e DayHaie HiahUgMs see our Poll-Parrot MlfcMI 9^S25 lt:N ( tl BIO TOP thread. The Ottoman ahown ie ‘ Tet. I q ^ . »by tha wave Jt q (HI HABOR AND JErP not included, may be pur^aatB hand,” thaae five directors threw RS YurrBHDAV’a new bbeel *:M (■> MILWACBEB V8. MIHHO: stylings. They’re Pre- > (Ml WEATHKBVANE aeparaUlly. but 18 months of work, aasuring ' * M6HKB SHOW 2:M (111 POET ITOBTB BOOEO DOUJhR FOB DOLLAR ~ MILE AFtOI MILE ua that it can ba dona in leas than 2q <34441 DOtOLAS KOWAHHB and Tested to'give more half the time. Every delay incurred tba^newa ’ Yew Weeuere b Mere WHIi e C hm elit fw Fifty.4Sevr. (Hi THIS W THt UFB, FREE FARKINO In at thia time is now a threat to tha PLUS t:U < sail NEWS CAHAViK — Joha For SfMTto EgwIpiniRf wear and better fit in a Keith’s Priroto Park­ WINDOW SHADES health af my chUdren aa weU as to Cameroa Swayac ing Let Adjoialng The the others in this area. •Ml reHHY OOXd SHOW shoe that haa a< (Hi JANE raOHAN SHOW Nossiff Arms Co. Prioafi From ^ Store. No Meter Park­ - Do wa have to sit beck and allow ing In The Entire Block L O N a w E A R m e • :«a ( ai MAHA-Pessy Wood 84-95 ta 87A6 distinctive fashion flair. |his to happen ? (Ml HKAHT O I ^ K m T Sonriog Coaotetkot ‘ i ■, , ...... , Aecerdtaig Ta SIse Just South. COLUMBIA ARROV^ ( Mrs. R. C. NetUeton (HI THE BIO PICTTRE— "D-0*y Copvoy To Nor- 101S $t. — .A..------maady U t e M n n d E B Blade to Order or W liO T Wtth Yew BeUera FOB. •9 WBA1 CftVEY’S RESTAU^ifiN SCi -^TiA N C H IS TB R tniraO N I MM.523S L A.IQ H NS0N CaaiK KST! Poll ■“ Parrot ' OaB Ml-i L'ANCINf. Ihu .d '. V w a r m ' s fA IN T GO. MtLTDN W. ^ ^ *W M T . weMMt .-wiatY «»9 MfitB.SL tcL Hr-f-4501 flals FriOBB N bw U 1 ***MMni •lain aiLitt 45 EAST ClNtf K ‘ ’ at £ : it CARSTMRS UROS. RIUTlUIRfi CO. IRC. « n r TOUR. R. V. ^Fitting h O u r BusineS$^* fiiENUIfi^VNItKCY. ll.r R O O F ..n K jllf iW iJ lt « ^ k 9 n t lT 9 ■I ' -i ii I 1 ' ^ ■ '7 ' -7 ' 1 . \ ■ ' ’ •./. 11 . a.-®-: •'I.: 'If ■ if. nf -U-v 0 :jff§ / > j ''. - ■' '■77^ , ■' ,’>V''"i‘‘ ■'■ ■ 7 „ ;■■ . ;■> ■ r . '■ A 7"'; 'A :--. ■'/I '...... ?-rr.'5v. i ’i.f/.-'V ' f ' V i I'V. '. .^. 't-.» A " ■’ '■• ■ , > ''•' V-\i' , 7 : . \

A i^ENING HERALD, MANCHESTEBi (iXiyN.,, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2^, 1964 IfANCI SR EVENING HERAU>, MANpESTER. CONN.1 FRIPAY, JAIsrUARY 2». 19S4 ■ fi. A m T" rsrfrr^ .received to date. No definite quota manager, George MUIerd, Dealel W m E w F e i i t s designated aa a. ‘/’aiatreso" area of a word. Ten stltchiw srtre required W 0N8_14I8 WTHT—12M been eat for Hebron. GaUegher and Mario Gods, agents'. Air^Uperiority unemployment^ But what appeared to eloee the wound. WDRO~is88 Radio WHAY>-fl».^ |tos Slow-Becevery...... w-a • X .» i 'These egenu gained.aonuanonadmTealon to- ahaep. WUean pftrticohkrip- Vvaa^: AnoUwe*'■ wsman-aftld- W«X»ii.l28t' B o a n l rOairtck; h^iphimb- 4 llie flt i^ionVCHHtlOit^ Preeklant* dub by-ptodee- * jKftjriidJii what he said wOa this added com­ cut ailghtly on the right hand by Skywatch Staadard TIasa “wm)~l888'^ er, who Hope Valley next ing Sales of over '8300,000 last ment.oLcoMi:«t the grdapi > year.— "...... — ■ ------4 * Vnan odM' came'^to to r «4or to l i e a i to the old^fiMthodisl meqtiiig AimClialleiiged '* ‘Beoidea the Armya plah to■ ask'tor help. Police said they Int&Harifat^ Ths. foUowuig schadulssifi! houed, baa not recovered Three agents end the manager The local pine-man agency aver­ - During eloee this camp you have just tHbughl Ilfs hlfffar dhiy wanted Satarday, 'kau « • suppH ad by th s ri from the effects. accident of the John Hancock Mutual Life aged 8314,762 and hkd B ^tal pto- >. •. • • Dick Frosch, Gordon Pomeroy manags. W J I ^ P h ll Harip: Atfc* FSy* duction of 83.021,724. Those fig­ ^■■.'4, dueed the draft call In our aiea more money and had no connee- Midnight- 2 a. m. . m ints and .iri subjeci 'railer B id when aeme time ago Hbstoll from Ihsurenco Co. agency here will at­ By A n^ Chief n o men. So there. wlU be 110 more 2 a. m.--4 ,a. m...... • • Volniiteera Needed to Chang# WTHT—Oaale and Harriett ures represent the highest In the . D «tfro^ng Pt iB t t e tton with the other attacks. Starts Sunday without noucs. the running board 'of a eusvi tend the P^sldents Club Members unemployed men bccauae there will Many of the attacks have been 4 a. m.—6 a. m.' . . . 4.. Voluateem Needed taldtng severe bruises. Hartford District, second highest (OentlBued from Page One). be n o fewer men drafted.*,* ,,... .vVolunteMrs Needed 4itS- Jan. 28 — (Special) — convention In Washington, bi C.. in the country tor average per ‘jftr Skatm g Tonight a t street car stops, as the Women Manchester, telephone.users wUI 6 a. m.—9 a. ra.'.... WHAY—Polk* Hup ^MAY-Tlarch of Dimes Hd was under medical treatment 0limii9(mtn ., The Ijefense Departipeht ^ boat, stepped ^ to the cars. 8 a. m.~Hoop ...... ,.... .i^ a n d Morin WTIC—Phil Uariis-AJIca Fay# iHg of tha tonjng Board of M^rch 81 throug)i 24. .. man and thin) highest in the 1 0 and sea power are ''impoWdble of be able to dial toll-free calls to and Is Slowly improving, but has . They are ' John W. borseny, KED THE IQW getting a big round of applause, de­ Noon—3 p. m...... Vb^teers Needed — will bs held Monday at to go very carefully In taking care CEMintry tor gross production. achievement without manyN^asee clared: ' , ~ • , y V approximately 150,000 telephones ...... Voliwtoeni Needed Dtrinir the wtnter Rsonthswt hsTg Mid PO dh^ It Mcttons" Skating conditions at Center tn the Hkrtford exchange starting 3 p. m.—8 p. m...... the|sl#mentary School auditorium of the many demands Ih his line of overseas." If for no other reasra, *’I am impatient with the people 6 p. m.—8 p. ni...... Volaateers Needed . .II-..'- ■■■'' . N' Springs Pond aVe good again, the general said, tha Army wowd Sunday morning at 7 o’clock. at fi when the board will bear the' business. . Bird Feed, Suet Caksa tad^jG ^t Sunflower RetliF-K, Bleiwrd Uar- that seem to think that blood sfw- 8 p. m.—10 p. m. .. . . VfHuntee^ Needed '^ AY-March of it was reported by Park Supt. be neaped to protect these bairns. ing and jobe are ai^nanymaua, and Hospital Notes A t th at Urae, all .arUord jm e —Newa Hoygg'bt Glass appeal of Milan E. Smith of Ware* Herbert Jehnao* iiliir G. Bow- Horace Murphey today. Pub­ 10 p. m. -MUlnight ...... George Swam WTHT—Hpratla,4foroblowe ■ The general said the Army will who think the otily iray we can niunbara. will he changed to the Headquartei^. Mil­ Funeral arrangements are being week lic akatlngv will be allowed to­ two-letter and five-figure number­ Volunteers may register a t Civil Defisnsk WDRO-ThuSTtch h o M Point, who will request per* make the most of its new weapons kbfp evetybody Employed ts durltv lytrata Today ...... nlcipal Building, Manchester on, Mondays, lays and Frt- WONS— Sub Committee made for 5*year*old Herbert John­ ner night from 8^:30 to W o’clock. but he cautioned that every weap­ a war4 ygor bywj gvgvi-igjrloosely spendingi^wiiuuiK am ing plan. The new Hartford num­ •l4 S ^ mllbslon to place a 40*foot trailer son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert to Center Springs .Annex will ADMITTBD YESTERDAY; days from 1-5 p. m. fcT—March of Dlraea land owned by him on the old 0 ju m 4 . on has its Umltatlons as well as tremendousuidous percentage of our re­ bers will start with the names 'XTHT-ttniStrv Hiuts iC—News: Ho«u* of JIaaa L. Johnson, Sr., of Ancston. The L; highway not iM open, l^rphey said. its capabilities and ’’each Weapon spurcelek In tile production o f w ar Tedlr Prova, 178 8. Main St‘; Mrk ADamo. XLpine, BUtler, CHapel, —Hbrailo. Ilnrnblowar Piper - Min Road, which rune off child lUed at the Windham Com­ ' The ice on ^ n ter Springs can be defended agidnst.” material;rial; Noqe should be so aelflah Elisabeth Oavanaugh, Venion; or JAckaon. ' its report on the Injured were that Hawklnsvllle tor treatment. The WDRC—That'# Rich ftom tha Marlborough Road tn the munity Memorial Hospital yester­ ti-> 'f te neat has been resunaced.after the Bolte cited an unidentUled that they thtnA they have a vested Miss Hazel Brennan, 748 pkrtter To place calls from Manchester three pci-sona were’ taken to n hospital named them as M.. F. Vj^NS—U. S. Sub Committee wn. J . day mqniing, ...... rto de« rain and ^ w storms earlier published stalement" to the effect Intereai Jn wsir.” ■, : ...... SL{;Mrk I^rginla Brown, Jl8t 'Mc­ to the H artford' exchange', which hbspitdl. TTliy 'w ere' Hated as W 6 Brock; 35, Atlanta; Mrs. C. C. WHAV—Brlalof PoiKh Horn* Some time ago the local TSoning He suffered a fractured skull, town this week./Condition. Om would run roughly tb falsa reasoning by. the Ajazticao. and . JCra. yHanry. -Krajewakl,, 50 .. Telephone'users in H|n^p«:d..wlll W HAY-Nlte WatCn Hebron at about 8:30 p,-m.. Wed* ri6 n m ^ Itood m m the *r -WHar—WMteni ctyaesa’^ WTIG—I^OT^-to- ■Wiaehbistmf" hkaakyr* *R' 't^as' a'cedm^hie^ by With hor wingamo, charming OifiilD,- €oal of $1^000 people. Birch Bt.y a daughter to Afr. and follow the same procedure in ijial- W TtC -Juet Plain Bill Maackester Evening Hemid He­ |p thg'igst boundaiy of town. ing Manchester. They’ll dial the WDRC—New*; Mondwfor Rom ance/ heavy rain, later turning to snow. Jiift to hoar her ripfding looghtir Secka Eiplgaatloft M ontreal Jitltei^^ Mra. Robert Snow, Soroert. \ WTHT—Jo* Oirand bron Oorrespondent,' Mia* Susan ’ wwdd.^H just north of DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: complete "2-5" number heie. WDRC—Ret»rd Shop WONS—Deem* T * y lo r\ ' Electric power went off and lights Still on the subject of defenm, N O R I S K WON8—Bobby Beneon IStO — ^ failed, but soon came on again. Peftdietoft, HArriaon S-SU8. Wa'd walk nphM o milt. le Tutuplke. Polio Fund to Benefit in tn Wa'shlngton, Sen. Kefauver (D- Marjorie Monahan. 38 Fulton Rd.; Manchester telephonS users have W HAY-Nlte tValch haa aald be atrongly favors In teazor A ttacks Mrs. Carrie Peterson, 20 Waddell already received >, sup"'- WTIC—Llaten to V'aahingtbn Elected 4-H Leader aouthBTB route. ‘B ring and- B uy' Satur* Tenn) said he will ask Pentagon WH*X-^e*lern Caravan WTHT—Fight* officials today to explain -what he Rd.; Mra Betty Aronson. 8M directory containing all c t the WTlC-IVont Pase garrsU WDr C—New*: Mood* lor RoniSn P. John Perfaam has been made 11 btt yo« ftti tht .ttata,JU gbw ay .aurvey, indi- (Cnntimied from Ytii|e oaei ’ Oardneh S t; Mrs; May Neubauer; ” whlteTpage“i-alphH!3etlcBl-nji:tK..,;> , WTHT——Joa-Glraail'.-^.—-- ■ WON»:.-D*em» TayTol- lesEler of the liewly orgkiiized Tol­ p t that M per cent of the traf- day «r 691; JBalu Street regards as "a dangerous poTKfy ®if N O G A M G B L E W DI^—llecord Shop u t o —. land County Junior DlflA 4*H About yoor Horry or yoiir P t^ , f e 65 Shimmer St.; f^ u t DiFazio. 144 of the new Hartford book. If any­ WONS--Bobby BenUrm Uch croeses the towr.’a west- conceiitratihg defense contracts in WHAY-Nlte Walcb a single producer.” then threw back his head, laughed M ainSt; Alleh Herring, 17 Avon one has not received a new di­ WTIC—Three Ring New* club, with membere coming from P.A.C. hart's htdps of joy dad looghttr., N ’o r i c e border has its point of origin The Polio Benefit food sale to­ and rani • S t \ rectory one may be obtained by Ev«ry cor soM by SolimtM, Inc., corriM • WflAY—-Inlln Quarter WTHT—Frank and Johnson various parts of the country. Lo­ [daatination in Manchester, At his request, Chdlrmah Sal- ,WT1C—Lorenao Jones WDRC—New* cal members are Joyce Kinney, In tvtry boy ood girl. morrow in the vacant store, 6W tonstnlt (R-MaSs) called the Sen­ The girl said she thought the DICHARGBD YPDAY» Mar- calling the local telephone business $100.00 crtdif which may bt used In any way— you WTHT—Jo* Utruid ^ WONS-N*w* spokesman for the depait- ate Armed Services Committee for torelli baby b(V„ Stafford Springs; office. * ' ^ WDRC—Memory Lane U : l i - Arthur Perham, Varney Fellows aaid today that the orijdnat Main S t. in the Johnson bulldii%, man had cu^ hyr as ahe was riding Hi* bwyep— decides, for a period of one yew fram WH AY -N ile Watch a public'inquiry into a 200-mil- the escalator at a nearby subkay Jcieph Burden, 28 Starkweather WO.VS-Wlld Bill Hickok and Allan Rychling. It's for oN hidt wt art striving data will be re-ONamined promises to he the largest-eveir S t; Archie SlvlUa, 87 Ridge St.; dote of purchase. Compare these prices end thte 8 :to - WTIC-W orld New* Perham is tester for the Dairy BINGO DECI’S DRIVE-IN nine whether it is com- lion-dollar contract for Army station ahd then followed her Into W HAY-Newi WTHT—Frank and Johnson/ Whtn wt cHk yoH with thtst rhymtt held in Manch^er. ^ tanks with a General Motors sub­ the street., Mrs. Frances Lupacchino and T hree H ospitalized guarantee. ■/ WTIC-Pny* to Marry WDRC-DwIght Cooke / Herd Improvement Assn, in this A t 462 CENTER STREET enough toigo on the break- Women of the various church, sidiary, Fiaher Body Corp. daughter, 45 Kamlln S t WTHT-Jo* Cirani' WONS—Starlight Symphony area.v^ ••!!H To stnd a eoatribotion I t may be iieoeaaary. be Usually, however, the slaaheh WDRC—MsMy. Tilton ' v Polio toturae fraternal and patriotic organiza­ "This appears to be a dangerous has made hIS attack during a rush In R ailroad Crash 1952 Dodge CIb. Cpe.—White walls, WONB-WtId BUI Hickok WHAY-Nlf* Watch LO C A flO N to get further data before After champagne is bottled. It WTIC-T. A A. Mrs. Frederick J. Wythe, chair­ ' To oar local March of Dimtf. / tions, under their respective chair­ departure from the principle of hour, then faded away into the fully equipped ...... $1595 WDRC—Night Ow' iriit to find out exactly maintaining a very broad defense develbto an unplespiuit s^m ent 'WHAY-8ports man of the local polio drive, states WILL BE CLOSED rtbe M per cent local traffic men, have been busy for two crowd or the darkness. W TIC-«*w» WONS-Starllght Symphihy production base," Kefauver said which ts removed by collating it ' (Ceatbnied from Pag* Owi) 19.52 Stude Comm. V-8—H. OD...... $1295 WTHT—Jo* Glraad U t t t - that of about 500 coin and bfil PptlSH AMERICAN weeks, notifying their members in a;n interview, adding that In last night’s other attack, a in the neck, of the bottle'and then WDRC—N*wa WHAY-Nit* Walch envelopes Sent out by her, only iitHi I alatad to speak here Mon- 1952 DeSoto Custom 4-Dr.—Auto, shift, / WONS—N*w* WTIC—T. B. A. and ereatlng interest among the destruction of a single plant could man clamped his hand over the freezing the wine in the neck, re­ enured at 2 :30 a.m. All of the WDRC—Night Owi about 100^ have been returned to OLUB BALLROOM FOR THE MONTH « FEBRUARY the Klwanls Club and townswomen, not only in contri­ halt all production. mouth of Marceile Cusson. 24. as moving tbb 6ork and part of the coaches remained upright but ttaf- dark green ...... $179.5 WONB-T}NS-SMrllght...... Sy date. She'especially requests that FOR RENOVATIONS AND BEPAHUNa expected he will discuss the buting foods but in patronizing ahe walked home from work. He frozen and then replacing the lie on the line was blocked. WIIAY—Supper Herehad* Zt VMaa* SlTM* John Stezak, Underiecretary of 1932 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.—Loaded, 2 tone green $1593 / WTIC—Sirtcily Sports those returning holders make sure the sale. i - the Army w ^ handled the tank gasbed her then' ran without ieork. Washington headquarters said WTHT-Joe Glrand that they are carefully sealed In .? will mean f ——I— 'r -'r 111 I 1952 Nash Rambler Hardtop Conv...... $1295 WDRC—-lack Zalman P o p u l a r M i r k e t s Roelivila ^ . . AGAIN— THANK YOU In many cases it will be a contract, was asked to give the / WONS—Fatteraon order to hold the donations saf^r. "Bring and Buy" project. Those Defense Department’s explanation. 1951 Dodge_j4-pr.—l 7,862 original miles ...... ?f293 8:Sa—. ....— J—™ She has not aa yet opened/the umiS YfRY I^UCii FOR YOUR ■gram R ^ e d who driiver Iheif ~bwh dishes of Slezak handled award of the con­ 1951 Dodge 1-Toh Pickup ...... ,7 $795 WHAY—Supper Sertnada , A w a i i l s ^ o o k S e t individual envelopes fstum e^ and IVEtY MONDAY ~ kinih MARCH OF DIMES baked beans, macaroni and cheese, tract, on whldi Fisher Body and WTIC—Kmll* Cote ' is not able to atate tjie mount CONTINUfD PATRONAGK other casseroles and salads, cakes, 1950 Stude Champ. Cony.—Loaded, with extras/. $745 WTHT—8. Gamroell nr Y outh Suu< the Chrysler Corp., were the only WDRC—Guv Lombardo W alter C. Stophah;.^ Jr., of AT 7:45 P.M. lies, preserves, and so on, are sure bidders. • 1949 Ford DIx V-8 Cbupc ...... $773 WONS-BIII Stern iiiiiiiajiil .'SI And something that appeals to Secretary of Defense Wilson 8:44- Bloomfield. yes{|;erday was a'A’ard- the'm. prepared by some ,other 1949 Plymouth Spec. pi3^4-I)r. ,...... $795 WHAY—Supoer Serenade ed 'a 20 volume set of the Book of <. .-taday. tba .youag people, of. says he is “KPyoked’', and "impa?. - WTIC—Hire* Btai .Astra. Knowledge In a-contest conihicted- Oonfaregatlonal Cburcb c o o k A \ ^ " ’' tient” with people who think the 1949 bi^ge 2-br...... $725 WTHT—rederaltel* LUMIER7 C A a, Mrs. J/H ^bert Finlay and Mrs. only way to keep everybody em­ WDRC—lAtw-ll Thomas by Popular Market, 974 Xtgin obaarva Touth Simday. This 1949 Dodge gbj, Cpe. St. N«C7P114A ...... $929 WO.VS-DInner Data Street. He subn;itted the Winnihg ^,..obasnrad. ior- more than, .a .Gustave Stcliholtzer, chairman ployed is by spilling blood during a -"ttSS— entry telHng why-he-would Hke to.i de by Christian young people and ’ vIm ’ ch a ln h i^ ' re'spectfveTy, Waf ‘df liAddr' ati arhiohient pfd- 1949 D ^ge Cib. Cpe.St. No. bllOA ...... $945 ^ WHAY—Supper !ier*nad* own a set of the Book of Knowl- ^ iigfaout the United S t a ^ will be at the 8toreN^ 8 a. m. to­ gram. I ^ C —Roie Miller 1949 Dodge 4*br.^—R, signal lighta . $893 Vandercook edge. A similar set was awarded at coma to ha an event of’ na- morrow to receive obR^ons for - Voices Sharp Comment WDRC-^Paiiilly Skelaum each of the Popular Markets In Pc 1 significance, it re-emphas- those who And it convenient to de­ The head of the Defense De­ 1948 Chev. Aero 2-Dr.—-All extras, rqyal blue . . $745 W O N S -rultoa Lawtk Connecticut and Massachusetts. the Importance of young liver them before going toSyork. t:IS - i^fPLY < a l partment, during a speech to the 1948 Pontiac Coupe Sedan—IxMidcd . . $745 WHAY—Supper Seranad* (Oet Peterson, grocery manager opla in the' program of the The deadline for receivingA.s Women’s • Forum on National WTIC—Roee Miller of'the local store, made the award V:' liurch and tba community. It noon. Murity. last night, had some 1948 Ford 2-Dr.—St. No. D112A___ $649 WTHT—Qulnrv How* which inoluded the set of books MltcHtl M S2S liana tha growing bond of Last season, the sale closed at WDRCI-Beulali sttatp words to say about a delega­ 1947 Dodge 2-Dr.—St. No. DIOOA ...... $595 WONS—Meet the BUr and a bookshelf. owshlp ibatwoim adulu and 3 p. ni. and it Is hoped everything tion which visited him In an effort ''P ap ^ a’ and bringa~. more 'vrtll he dtsposed of « t the sam e. to pnym ^the closing, qf an Army 4*Dr^ ...... ,. . $595 , pMple Ihtb a; fun Tellowal^ time tomorrow anlT the'goaT'orTcainpfmp in thlri^state:tfii 1946 buirk 4-Dr.—(ireen ...... $495 WTHT—Lone Ranger the chufdh. 11.000 attallisd. Ha didn't niuaqthe stata or iden­ WDRC—Paula: LiStois I The aervlco-of worship Sunday It is also planned to serve cof­ tify ttie delegatii GOOD TRANSPORTATION AS IS SPECIAL) WONS—G. Heatter "1 ha led at aii tliM services by fee and doughnuts .at an ckrly Wilson related tlibt thd group 1937 Dodge 4-br...... — $69 1i« Jg Horen. Sosaxi Finglas will hour th the forenoon and continue WHAY—Supper Serenade argued the dosing do^ni of the WTIC-One Mkn’a Family d this . Bcxl|>tvii..> le«Bm> anA While the jitm and,. .or the coffee, camp Would bo pretty haraNjn the WTHT—Lose Ranker JANUARY looks Johnston haa the morning holds o u t community because it already^icns WDRC—B. R. M urro* '!U! layer. At thb A ahd 9ftS a. m. WONS—Perry Como krvicee, brief aa.rmons will he SQUMENE, Inc. WHAY-^Soppar Serenade |ven by Mancy 0 ^ , Gffie 634 CENTER STREET * MI-3-5101 w n c —Dinah Sbor* c l e a r a n c e ir, Kim 8Mt«r and Paul Simp- OPEN 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. MON. thru SAT. W THT-aty toline m; giving their •taterpretation of WDRC—Leal Perkona m le suhJeobaL *lrd»th Serving H li WONS—SlarUght Theatar S k B R O W N 1 8 : tS - ideaif.'V “Toutiv Serving His WHAY—Supper Serenade ■’ ‘ "^outh Serving His WTIC—M^ook. M Of D Jty," imd "Youth Serving B E A U P R E 1 WTHT—SamiiW Kay* World." - - A -^1 1 ■ / WDRC—IxNrt Paraone WONB-4ltoriIftitThriller p u f At^the 11 ofclock aervice.-^thOfe. tvss-' :P " ‘JiBipaUng will be' Biurbara BEST 1 WHAY-Supper Serenade 1 WTIC-Bob ilqp* 5H!?. Itt. Loretta BushneU, Joel A). WTHT-Koll. Btarway m-il I . and Charles Ryan. Girl .WDRC—ArO>ur Godfrey Dlgeat uts of troop one will usher, tm- B U Y S 1 WONS—Take a Number ,_tha direction of Adeline Dik. DILLON i;;o; WHAY—March of Dimes j’Sinday evening the CTP Clubs 1 WTIC—Bob Hope MU Joiii tor a service of Worship WTHT—MUe* Malloy SALES and SERVICE ■ WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Dlgeat Hs!:’ 4M CSommuniom Mr. Biropson will WONS—Take a Number fjjjll five tha evening thought of - ^ F O R D - - ■ Tgouth tn tha Christian Church." im« It— —------319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Tetevision Programs On Page Two iiuil S t o c k V o l e 19S1 PLYMOUTH OAMBRnOE lAOOR ! t Heater. Extra clean. Nitk green finish. Lew mileage. WE STH l HAVE 18 REDsai WHIT^ TAO SHOE DEPT. IjH it bjr Injunction A-l USED CARS \: CAPS imPLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXEioR, nu Tom nsiwi ouB MOTE KEG IIJM HOW 79c MEN'S iboOPERATIVE jtCOsntlanad Jrans Page one) Radio, heater. One owner'car. Low price. \ Radio and heateir, overdrive. >. Nothiag lilts IN BLACK OinmOWN OXFORDS HEG8.45 l l O g f l t J I :ts and Chainnan Roy A. Young OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTII. 9:00 REG. S14.50-X3.50 VALUES f ■ tte Merchants national Bank pf this prinl Ttrii! NOW $10.95 15 ill VALUES MOM S27.S0 M SI0.00—NOW i r x i f i i s . r Three Directors Agree 1951 FORD OLUB COUPE 7 $895 i=:iH ji^thpugh the. three directors .E0 822. N O iU lfJI • reed generally that ■ the com- OATES CORDOVAN and ■“ny 'must -rid' Itself of moneP- nmi-*.... BROWN-BEAUPRE 79*kFORD CUSTOM DE LUXE CdOC KEU. 82A0 "— mills, they Insist the SCOTCH GRAIN OXf ORDS ,~ny should not drain itself Tudor \ \ ■ N 0 W 3 t1 f some 20 million dollara Ely PC«. SIS.M VALUE...... NOW E10.K Tgested that without capital the NOW AT 358 EAST CENTER ST^TEL. MI-9.5234 / : npany may well be forced into 1953 FORD^fQRDOR, Exeeutiva’s $ar npiete liquidation. MANCH^TCR, CONHECTICVT. With all the extras. \ BATES REGULAR BROWN ‘veryhody agrees that aomething MEN’S ALL WOOL TWEED ito has to be done to enable FIRNBItT MEN'S FLANNEL ^ or BLA<:K OXFORDS taWican Woolen to weather one REG. $12.50-SI 2.00 VALUES...... N O W ^ 9 t f^ e worst economic stormeM has 1952 FORD FORUOR and GABARDINE TOPCOATS " Its S4-year history. And the Radio, heater, Fordomatic. uinrriffM l■MlDp■^llu ' in the past have been PAJAMAS -Witness the reduction of Low mileage. , and OVERCOATS I from a onemme JO.OOO down Whether you trmi North, South, • x c l u s i v a lay’s 3A00. The move pro­ MASTIR REG. S40.M to $S2.M VALUES REOMM N0 W$3.49 WINTER LINEDJACKETS now would cut them still 1951 FORD CLUB COUPE . MOOR G U A R A N T i Siias .36 ta 50. Gabardines. East or West a Taintor-tested used $895 Rt.2S ‘R arm o-ilfa" Ficicifig I I 0 W I 8 J 9 American Woolen m^de money— NOW $51.00 to $43.50 .U million doUare— jgsg 1951 FORD HIDOR w./.- . V . ■-»«• '. « • •> 1^1 Wofl^ Wqy II Slid ibtp the- Eadio, hfiiiec,: seat covers. * ' i 6 r ^ BEO. poet wsuf period. BiielneM and car wiltprow the best^ “ • RKG. $56.75 i»^ $60jOO VALUfS ~ HOW S1M5 • "* NOW $1735 • noomed up again with KP- $1195 War militaiy buying. Z w O V E N HOW $U.15 -n aU textiles slumped. Many NOW $46.75 to $50.00 MEN'S WASHASLE “ “ NOW $1135 Wills closed. American Wool. 1M9 PONTIA6 1946 PONTIAG 1951 FOOO 9 DE LUXE TUDOR Very cliean. HOW $1335 -* mors than « ihillion dollan Hydramatlc, radio and heater. 2-door. Radio and heater. Twe- REG. $65.00 tw $79.50 VALUES ' REO 8HU. IIQ H , $1135 And in the first 10 monthl tone. Reeonditioaed at n ieiP A iK E COnON FLANNa ijoet another 8^ millions. $995 RKO. RE« ■““ NOW $283$ $895 $457 1959 FORD OUSTOM 1DD0R uemeuMi NOW $53.00 to $67.50 SHIRTS cle R eports New paint, pan, llrM, a - j^tudent R etreats 4rdoor. Oi-erdrti-e, radle and 4-door. Radio and beater. Very a FwN-wMtfc 810*1* touwar heater. A steal at clean. 5nE==r MEN'S UNED AND UNUNED LEATHER 1959 FORD CONVERTIBLE ■ S a.Ceenletbnlftaced Oven Deers j ; [he RaUgioue of the Ctaacle at New pidht, new top. l is StopH-MnNe OVen CeeWel. |iHi AIm in "King Size" length u m m v i 1 I MleUiwu announce two retreats BOYS' SHOP ' studsnU thU year, $650 $995 s UfeWme reieelftto Cehinel, Oven iiiii 10" long—tvyin er fwH size CBttlMRIBIII DRESS and DRIVING GLOVES fbe m t ts scheduled for the $1095 at no extra cMt Part Wool, Orkm and WooL ft and of March 6 to 7, and 1951 PONTIAC 1952 CHEVROLET 1959 FORD '/z-TON PICKUP 5 Rndtomtoto 1 Speed C eeW i Rayon and Wool BOYS'WINTER JACKETS 1 be conducted by the R t Rev. Unita M e t 1*1 4-door. Hydramatlc, radio and 2-door. Black. Radio and beat* Like new. H0W9149 N0W$M5 4 to 28 r\-. W. Jolin J. Hayea.. former chan- heater. Very aloe at e Mgb-Speed imMere, wnlM.lilgh ■^j^oYtae Hartfoid Diocese and er. A beauty for p SHIRTS of St. Mary's Church. a Cenvenient AppRnnee Owriat NOW SLN NOW 54.75 NOW $1135 • $1195 a Tw# Oven filBnel l lgtsi OUARANVED 10 YIAR8 RB& 01838 retreat is scheduled $1397 m j OTM.DQiif j | , _ 5 5 . Jtta Chib of the Ual- a 2 fiariler Renator Pant, 2 gifUa "" NOW tt75 ““ NOW 1M5 N0W$5 U Oonaoeticut over the Pre-Wnr Cars Available $50 to $100—No Money Down ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW M Mareh 13 to 14, and |l949 Ford Tudor $595| “ * •*” NOW S M I NOW $1.75 NOW56J5 *“ NOW $1138 to th e ’Rov. Tsr- «“ •“ NOW$7J5 O piiwWy. of Boston NOW $1,139 ‘ nrtu Mart with IP NOW $741 . ■* TAINTOR PONTIAC, INC. Jbhnfion Bros. M A R L O R ^ i i N 0W $U 5 NOW $1931 155 CENTER ST. » MANCHESHR l|ss| OUMTOMi Baigaias to Ohsais Fn a CEHOUSE&SON TQ^ M I-9^5 ^ HARTFORD 2"7878 Ek^rieBl Conlnictor* — I FURNITURE DEPARTMENT I I N NOW $ « J 5 NOIIIMJI ■ illti ghm IN a "DMBY BlEU.” WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS OfEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ..sa a ate.Fsri '' ' 1M3 MrIr 8L—MfiBclifister i-- ■ ■- ■(■ .■ ■ ■ .' t ■ X - ; .',V . ■■ J v*t-' i .f . -j "f yf « * 1 ' ■ / 6 . '7 •;'A-' ■rir ' ■■ ■ ; y'> -J ■r-J < f (-■ J ■ . ^ • J f <•/' .■'i ' t ■ y ^ * •* ‘ J 'k /' !■ r' f ■J .-i-r ' I ■ \ ) • .7 . ■ * 1 HtiiN6^TER EVRinNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. QONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY M. 19B4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. W N N , FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1954 u. y ; a- ' j r - r - ' ■ .i^i>,iifcrrii'toiie CbnimlttM u dialnnan pleted a ualt on 'tlood Maaaera;'* by Mri. and Mrs. 'Oordmi Millar. Is ''on" in the scboola Bach child EUington has been given a card and en- Bblton Necklace" over Itli^ WTiG Experi­ ■mi ai towplwr ot Ui* ■ubcom (Bpfclal)— *-hence the questionnaire to parents Sunday at the First Conjgregational one cannot place a value." ! Kllihgton, Jan. 29 (SpodlailV— The following eUdea of Aim were Coventry, Jan. 29 —(Special)—a Mrs. Delmar V. Potter of Perkina bar . . . that efi tbe kiddies prise The neat meeting of the Ledtes* the largest number of members Workmen are currently complet-|to determine the demand, r ' Mrs. Donald Peterson was elected Cornef, Mrs. Leo T. T ^ r y , Mrs. Church in South 0)ventry, will UKI A UtUe later, at the sami meet- . . . the makers say it's net tbeir The local PTA has started its den­ used to help dbvelop condapts, to jolh the local club. begin at 3 p.m..Those attendldg are tal program for children of the nuxiUary of the loonl AnMrican Ing final details for the opening of fMle Nets $29. ill president of the parent-members Frederick G. Blsaell. I^kets will fault , ; . since ell their costs manners at home, mannora wiille By. vote of the. class, ths prise ill bring a box lunch. Hot cocoa uill hig, according (o the minutes, a Center school under the direction Legion Boat will be hold at Ute HlUcreet *te#Uurant o^ Bblton | . ‘ “ ey of tbemmlttee. Dr. Regi­ movies. OIL MIRNni i ■ '.f T,- Thajftev. Truman O. Ireland...... »»« derision . . . the price at chibb: t eheel Netea room. ' - expansion of this small lowm. The anee to |S10. They also revealed the Nathan' Hale Community Cen­ minriKer,' will use as his sermon 4-H Unit To Meet . GENERAL BUCTRIC DUMONT of the Bovrers bloc, “Landed Mr.' late is se high . . . they aew smA nald Cline of Heriford will be in Thq Qlrto’ BaekethaU team play- SERVICI The 4-H Town Conunittee will town each Wednaeday to sxamtne A ,new pupil, Robert Peteraon. masonry building,-for Which Rob-‘ wprk haa begunegun on a minstrel ter. , tq^o during Youth Sunday wor­ ZENITH «••••«••••••••••••*•••• Gktolee for all the time he has semetblag new . . . or else tbe ad three gamca last week. Monday ^ow they willrill piproduce early in meet Monday at 8"p. m. at the the children. they whipped Union School at formerly of AubUrn, Me., entered '^-Mancheeter Evealng Herald Bl- eft D. Valentine of thty town was - Other officers elected follriws^^ ship services at 10:45 a. m. RAYTHEON given to the town, ‘a thankless Job tiny Mt tiint’s lett^ . . may dle- Ungton cofreapondMit. Mra. G. F. March. The ahow la being "Atixlety or Piety." The youth of home of Mrs. Winthrop Merriam', eppear from view . . . we would Forty children have had their South Windsor, At-21: they beat tbe Center school Tueedey. Ha to CALL general contractor, w u designed vice president, Mrs. J. Frank Ro^; chairman. with a lot of criticism.' ’’ teeth.cleaned and charted up until Bast -School, Rockville, playing a member of grade Ave, room nine, Bcrr, telephone Boekvllie A-ASIS. Ky^miother realdeht, Robeit A ^ secretary, Mrs. Brick Andefson; the perish participating will inr 0» suggest thst when they scad/'.. aew of Sunset Lane, ^ i teacher, and -Mra. Lydia Ai- elude responsive reading by Ruby ^ ritssB The name of that same director the thinner her to stores . . nQw. About to more atill remain here: Sl-19 en Jaa. 20, and then A movie was shown this week. |.9w4548 treasurer, Mrs. Alan Hriwland; to UClIUlTClT "King Who Came to Breakfast," Some species of cobra can spit Dante Pedemonte, well-known publicity, ' Mrx R^-^9mSuto Misar e*we mtottolMd Mr#. the g r^ t. smear ot "needless 2 p. m. to gmdee one through alx. porary or, ocraaionally, permanent PedemonU haa been In tbe buai- with presentation of the minstrel. Knapp, Mr. ai^M"Mrs. rs. Stuart Monday the Windham' County . -.. would have no fear of saan- ago. ' . , ,> A verlaty program was present­ skRviei Items in woodworking, embroid­ l5SW l iOeeMlMSoeM epectol waste and extravagance" aaa Tbe-^Marrii ef Dimes program blindness by so doing. nSu for 22 years apd has operated sha; waya afta means, i M fa Rot) Mlnlater's Assn, will meet at 11 W r- iteme kerennSe etoe reeerved. plng . . . vainly at the little bar Mias HeyeF b^cond gradp com­ ed at the Orange Wednaeday night ery, sewing end Jewelry have al­ ’3 launched against everybody who . . . and eating naagbt bat wrap- r*T****^"*r'"***' the Roeemount on Route 88 for ert aapu/lirn. “ Dudley PergusonTVtjUie^rst Congregational |B^ nrarrtoe cBem «< K. A. flerv- U>4 past‘five yearri. He prevtousty ready been made for tbla feature. Mna POul BiennahV f^urch. ^ofMaor Macf^ul of the jgol over had anything \to do with P*"t- ./■'/ visual aids /department of the i r $ • ■ • .1 mEkae n*pr*a«atetlr*e: TM n>i ran Dante’s Rssteurant at Man­ rKiiot Photo. JfiSll tegiatrations will be ac- JERRY FAY’S TV MRIt school building in Manchester, .in­ aj5 . , Jiiit-a,- • ■ Vtoani • ■ chester Center, . Maacheeter.. Bvaxlog , HaraM Fred. B. Peek ■ .eXpted- soon. :To data there - Kou&dRtioiL TOWNjk COUNTRY cluding, of course, Mr. Ckwlee; The new venture has been Boltea eorreipoadeat,adeat, _ Mrs.______Joseph been. an enrollment of 15 pupils will be speaker. At 12:30 p. m. the '“ 'SALES and'SERVICE fi& lh S ^ o r FOR V We apologise, again, to Mr. developed with careful thought to ITltella, teiephoee MItahell 8-5548 ^ Six nationally known celebri^rii each for (he nursery cIsm held church's Wopum's Service Guild LAKE ST., VERNON — TEL. MI* S*6544 '9*1 A. Though^ for TodBy will constitute an honorary .,. :ribm- Wilt serve luncheon to those at Oosiee, for using him a s an ^ alt 9«tellX of custom Tuesday arid .JTiursday. and kin­ MATERNITY DRESSES and enjoyment, The ample park­ MUee ori^Kted (Ou^AriL^^lsuriiig dergarten class held Monday, t«nding-4he-«eeyng> . asgusMsiaiA example. BiiV our ^nurpose is to Group C Franiiiiig the succeSe. of Saturda;ys Polio Tbe Christian Endeavor Society B o liM l enere eaa«ertiif eO- 'Ten fjemmaadmeate of Worship ing lot in frond of the attractive Wednesday arid Friday to begin in to say that we think that tu n y fair- low building aft deep on the site, Ball at theTHaU ^trihory. Theae of the Second (Congregational faeMato u d ether reedM metter tbe fall. Mrs. Honeywell will Church will be in charge of the 2^ S#' SMcheeter ahrentag HetalS. minded Individual in Mamhester I 4 Is only Uie first Of many details. persons havS v«ry;gracioualy con­ hAve charge of registrations. 1. Thou ahalt not come to service // Commemoratinci 80 Years of Valentine Party sented to donaji^^^Kmio article which morning worship service here at 11 «4T*rttol>iK dostos taooM: rejects this smear, and beliavea, * 'O V A well-bslaaced modem exterior Stamp Sales Hit $88 m. yvMajr. Ifte. will b« aucUriied rifijo the higheat e. in. during the Youth Sunday ob- instead, that his aervice, and the r ts faced in a building atone known A total of 88S.3() was realized 'servaririe.'" 4 ►-w^Jiatoy, Nor .for the Aaun . refuse 4a as Roman Bltimp block In sKsdefl A Valentina card party will be bidder ^ Fted E. Peek. wait. Wednesday from the U. 8. De­ Invocation will be led by Ernest service of many others, has been Known Qiiality^-Famous Service^ . of rose and gray. Interior decora-^ held by Group C of Center (Jhurch The .^Junior ChambeKof Coin- fense Savings stamps aalea at the -1 B. m. Tlnir conscientiously, capably, patient­ 2. When speaks the Organ's sweet on Wednesday, Feb. 10, in Wood­ mercri dance committee nee re­ Morris: responsive reading by fion has been' done in quiet good RobeHion'^hool. Highest ciass- Adele Oehrlng; acrlpture reading, refrain taste in a color echemb including ruff Hell, This is an' annuel event ceived peckegea, contents of«whlch ‘SSfe.'f-lSSrejs- ..efc ly devoted to the best, not' the Thy noisy tongue thou ahalt riK to which those who have attended are unknown, from Oov. John room sales were in Grade four, Dwight Gordon, pastoral prayer, nMp» iBlarteir •> worsts intaresta of this town./ tones of coral, brown aiid tur- with Mrs. Helen F. Hemingway, Janet Reynolds; sermon: "So Send 3-TXANSIS19R strain. / quolss taken from the mural treat- In previous years look forward Lodge, . Vice-President Richard 2. But when, the Hymiu are ■ N ' with pleaeure. Nixon, Mrs.. Dwight D. Eisenhower, teacher, $10.55; second, Grade six, I You,” Carol Wittmann and Joan PrUtoy; Janukry M sounded out modi of the enUre north welt' of The meihbers'of Gropp'fc will Sophie Tucker, Bing Crosby and with James T. Laidlaw, teacher, Ayer;, benediction, Helen Jordan; Eisailiower*A ‘ ‘CapsulA'* Thou ahalt lift up thy voice the dining room which sbowe a provide their most Irresistible dee- Arthur Godfrey. 57.10; third. Grade two, with Mis. ushers, A. Harrey W. Olsen and Bouthem plantaUon scene. Arin Horsman, teacher, 88.85. William Ayer. W tefteiiiicd The President Biaenhower was aaked, ■ and shout. •erta which will baservsd at 1:30 The auction will taka place dur-' "Royol.r* 4. And when the Anthem thou Brown leather cushion seats ex­ p, m. Guests wur^then play ihe ing intermission in conjunction The flrst of e series of activltiss The Couples Club of the First fahs key^aentence in the adver- at his preeb conference WednA- ahalt hear tend across two complete walla of card game of their choice, with a with the Wishing Weil which will to raise funds for the South Cov­ Congregational Church will have day, what he thbught of criticiem tho dining area which will accom­ entry Volunteer Fire Co. under a pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. tomor­ tllainant inN ^ch the Bowers bloc Thy sticky throat thou ahalt not prize for evefy table. There will be be in charge of Norman Weil and HiARINBAID of hie administration which al­ clear. It O pen Stock modate l20 people. There are no a nursery, run by members of the Ctorol Wood. the auspices of the newly organ­ row followed by showing of fllma f i j o i n L l^psaied public support at ized auxiliary will be a public ★ Operiici for only I if a leged ^ that It wee aothlng more 8. The endmoat seat thou ahalt bootba. 'The cocl^U lounge ie aet group, for pre-achool children. Latest additions to the list of St 8 p.m. in the vestry. Each couple month in«t«M ef 1 SMo 30f / Tbaeday n ip tV mooting read as leave free Value Ko- I off from the dining room by a Rmrvetions for this card party Patrons knd Patronesses Include luncheon Feb. 20 from 11 a. m. to is to bring a dish for the dinner. e dty for old-type vacuum- than an extension of the New fhUoars: \ For more must share the pew half-partition decorated with mriy be made by calling Mra. Leon Jack Anson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ p. m. in the .local firehouse.'. All new young couples in the tub* lids! Yon can produce a beautiful oil paintinf and DeaL * with Ums. many plants. / liam Brannick, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. The menu will consist of baked church are invited. Further in ^ t (the Bowors'bloc plan of ac- Bradley, 73 Phelpa Rd. Players are Lif*.Ukt found, truer and start a hobby that’s aWcepinf the nation with In response to thls,^ the Presi­ 8. The offering plate thou ahalt at 8 0 tli >s! Matmatlck draw draperies baiig requested to bring their own cards. Conlon, Mr. .and Mra. William S. beans, meat loaf, cole alaw, hot formation can be obtained from ★ dealer than ever! / tlAi) will help to 'i^ow up the one of our numbered oil paintinf seta. For dent said several things, which led not fear at the huge themiopane wjpdow- Davit, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Denni­ rplls, coffee, apple j|HC. 'There Mrs. Harmon Cochrane. In charge The ww “A” battery laau a asadl^aa waste and extravagance But give thine uUentwst with wall which bccuplea about two- son, Mr. and Mra. GeorgeOiriasnSr. will be baked beans on sale tp will be Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane, Mr, ★ full month ... no *'8*' bal- yon n f and old. Only $2.50. : s4 iwor tan dellara herdtoft] up te a proam^ .....cheer.. ______thirds of. ttae.front of the. building. Deaths Last Night . Dr. and Jdra. A- B. Dlskan, Mr. take. home. ...— ^ ...... and Mrs. Clisranca A. Bradflsld, Mr. — ury...fewerbeu«rychana«l spent in the school building pro- of a iiori ^"geneiii~creed^br tils 7. Thou Shalt the minister i^ve Flush doors equippi^ with panic and Mrs. Manniim Fendell, Mr. end The Auxiliary Ways and Mesne and Mrai Robert.Sparks. ■ VQT RwWNI I W N administration. -. heed hardware, and aU W’ood trim are Mrs; Thomas F. Ferguson, Mr. and Committee will be in charge with Coming Bvents f^pan." Nor blame him when thou are + if mahogany. .The foyer walls are By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Paul E. Higgins, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Edward Schuitheisa (chair­ Coventry Playera sponsored by .QiM Caadwlj* *««waty. Mitonti tie* Cwl| One of the things he did was AcMpMd by Ih* Ceuaca e« rh)dc*l Model Boats and ^ n to • Coins Hero is the smear supreme. For, disegrecd. ivered in a^eometrlc print fabric Moscow — Lt. Gen. ’of Engi­ John H, Hyde, .Dr. and Mrs. men) assisted by Mrs. Frederick the Associated Little Theaters, will M*dkiM and a*h*Mliuiia« of dibrioasly. there could not haive point out i)ome rather glaring dlf- 8._Unto 'thy neighbor thou ahalt Rea. $ 129.00 Highboy- in\ aoft; trines of coral and tur- neers Vassily P. Kuznetsow, uie (Charles E. Jacobson, Jr., Dr. ahd Flaherty, Mrs. Delmar W. Potter, present Guy DeMaupassant'a "The 'to* AnMrican Madknl AMociadae. - Stamps • Crafts/* Hobby Took -Mhn ^Wisdlisa waste anAantravaK fereiiMS iMtwew bis administra­ __ bend • qume. fabric wall covering is also oldest officer in thi Soviet aviati.pn Mtet . R, Keeney. . , , , ...... Sawyl Orddra Awi) he OM . /"And, if a stranger, make a '^Chest-on-Cheit S IM Industiy and a former member of Mr. and Mra. Rayihrind Kiecoitt, g|aee" unless the human beings tion aa^ tiu Mew Deal, as, for in­ ueedx in the. powder room with a f» *nfar ntoinoSI stance, the aixe of the budget . friend. CO^Xceramic tile walnecotlng. the cabinet of Soviet Aviation Mathias Mobile, Mr. and Mrs. f^pozudUo for t t e j K ^ t bidding K. T lW , «h«lt .U> ,#y»at. W2jr ,h# ^ENUINE M APLE Mlniatty... „ Fred Murphy, Mr., and. .Ml? ciN Ti.e Another or the thlu|fB lie did, oil kind program " had eiteer d^berately Tme building is equipped with - Sioux. City, Iowa George F. chael Qulah, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. ^ /irwaMniFA i w to have it, or had been so the other side of the ledger, was to OompMsiMiate, and ri tender Sllknltter, 74, presl^ept. and* gen Quish,_ . • ...... radiant n u t and. air conditioning,. Mr. arid Mra. Tomas J. Rogers, lly ignorant and incapable take a somewhat balanced view of ■ :r- ■ ■ AcousticaK tile baa been used on an! mariagar of the Sioux chty u i n f f s Mltchcn 10. And M>. by all Apirit'i frac«L Stockyard Co., and the Sioux Mr. and Mrs. Anthony SquiUscote, as not to see If the Bowers the New Deal itself. \ From Ytrne te time, throughout this, our 80th the ceiUngX end rheoetat atmoe- 9 Thou shslt show God within Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Turking- He didn’t think, he said, that phere-controi lighting has heSn in- Falls, 8.* D., Stockyards alnce '9*7233 b l^ claim is true, there are ob- thisxriace. Yoor, wA'|l proiont 'unuiuol voluos like this to 1925. Born in Centerville, Iowa. ton, Samuel J. Turkington, Samuel s / m v anyode had- attempted to tap that —Anonymous. I stalled. Wallsxof the building have J. Turkirigton, Jr., Norman R vipusly a good many Manchester commom^oto this dot# . . I9S4. Most of these been painted iir.coral with n broken Tted Tburaday. C O t L E C n O N " ^ h a n m u y COBNER CENTEB a si GUSWOLD Well,, Dr. end Mra Barney Wich- INC. 0 wyiria3s who ought to be fired and everything that was done by some 8ponsored_By The Manchester weave effect in^allvar |^y. The New York—Allen Carter Hinck­ BY GEORGE McMULUN Council of outstondihg Xyolues will be limited to a short man, ' ■ jdttacd into disgrace, and. a. good political opponents or by a poUil- _.proceas of_.appiyteg thoTWint U ley, 7^ opera oingM'and anuitedr ^704 PARKER STREET— NO PHOI t.Mf.-3-4/36 ■rSiMii In b* did not be- : timfjigr to e^Antitverwry purchpFe, somoko ^ew ^jm d. WDl . jo g appear on the gWer,' who as a ' baSa-bSrUoha m any pstuatn d tUena who ought made his Metropolitan Opera de lieve wax neceesarily evij ot bad In recent ye«|k the earlleri your s^oction ju^t os soon os you possibly can market until later la the spring. ^ b U T H i^ T SECTK>N — — : to be ban«d from ever serving proved date at which man Is Pridemonte"' s ta t^ that A e f but In 1908, at one time headed the town on any committee. If for the countey. known to have eMMed in America . . tho mihuto yoiivsoo these 80th Year values Nino, assisted by twq cooks, will the vocal department of the Kan MONDAY, FEB. 1 this claim is true, in fact, the only From, that prist, be went on to­ haa been moved baric'^rom 10,000 preside in the 'inodetn etkinless sas City Conservatory of Music Mri.Zoppi announced. \ / . and conducted the Chicago Light people la Manchester who can bo ward the enunciation of his own years ago to about 20^(m years steel kitchen with ita new ranges, creed. ago: \ . . broilers and sanitary disbwaridiig Opera Group and the Village Light judged to be honest, effident, in- Opera Group in New York. Pied Ripiiir n i kMm As the transcript\of the press equipment. Pedemonte will act as / taiUgent, and capable encnigh to host In the dining room s w re a Thursday. of klveirsIdA Park, Agawam, is 'b ays any connection with public conference reports his remarks. Lexington, Ky. — Alex Goold full menu, listing a wide variety now located at 259 Franklin / affairs are the five members of "Hs believed his jobXthe Job of ef foods viiU be served. HiUrirMt Campbell, 59, president of W. U Ave., Hartford, acreaa from the this administration or any other 4- will be ready t9..,«erve luncheoAat Petty Tobacco Co., end the Lex- S u t Theater. Readtaga hjr ap­ the Bowtra bloc. AH others, it idgton Bonded Storage and Ware that would come after it,\ was to 11:80 s.m. on THitsday and will Im pointment Mdjr. FhdiBe Hartford would seem, have betrayed the Reg. $125.00 Det^to (L e f t )/ open seven days.aweek thereafteiv house Co, .Born in Richmond, Va* « 9-9788. All Septic TanL Cleaning te^e the situation as It existed bast interests of their own com- Dresser Bose . . . $99.10 eg. $85.00 Pupils May SeH Milk Died Thursday, ■■ A Munlty. . , and'ivhst was good for the coun- Reg. $45.00 Dresser Seventh grade students at the V..,. ; -______SEPTIC TANKS, DRY VYELLS and ROOT-PROOF . We apologisa .to Mr, Raymohd ■try.' best . $69.50 . iplmol have .aent.out a question­ z / OasMe * for using him as an "Nosi> he brileved that people ■ -Mirr'or naire to parents on their proprised SEWER L lN E B IN i^ and REiPAIRBO" project of selling milk to th** r example, but it seems to us that if ua^ t it^ , appellationa—what, do WAIKINS ''x - . . * ' school children at snack time. all this is true he must indeed be you thpm. Meanings of words ■aoTHBM. m e They explain the project has as Usinf the most modem equipment, skilled dperatoni at least one individual specifically —seemed to get all confused, Old time charm Us objective raising money for Ostjse^Csft/sr guilty of the crimes charged. liberal, jnrogreasive, and Ml the FUNERAL their clsae trip next year. Sihee PesaF'WKedll with years experience fives yon It is no secret that, as chairman reXt o t them. NeVArtheleas, he the class Is large and trips are ex- SERVICE See ihese “hi£h-priced” features: Reg. $85.00 Dresser petuive, they felt fund-reialng opiM tanY # QUALITY WORK • RiASONARLE ^ Of the School Building committee, thought It would be safe to .ay MouldW bases on three, sides with f-Jdff-s d tP ja Base . . . . $69.B0 - ehottld begin early. The milk THNaarHNaa AU TVm e ItXN e 9RAMI he has held a strategic position in this: OnMoi iWeic ogee f ^ ; beveled and Diited cor­ project was selected in an effort AT townr poMiiii Hum P t m t e r to avoid conflict with any money-- X ■. the Mandiester sdiool building "Whoa it comes down to deelipg ners; thuRib-nail edges ; solid brass \ prograin, and that if any one is with the relatlonahiito between the handles. \ ralsing plane the eighth grade mi^ be undertaking. WM. F. STEELE & SONS human in this country/And -Ms guilty of the faults alleged by the Reg.* $29.50 Dresser f ^ f lt on the milk will be very ■JS. Ml tchell 9-4343 Bowers bloc, he cannot be/ inne- Government, the people in this ad- f amsll and a large number of bot­ N t MAIM 3T.. MAIWmtTM 683 VERNON ST. — TEL. MI-94IB31 / Mirror ... $23.10 . «H i Hoca MooTH OS rm am m ot''' eent. There is no question but that minlatraUon believe |h being what tles will have to be sold daily to ciONfla OS Mipou Twm. MANCHESTER TAKES PRIDE ■be has appeared to be spending I think we would normally call / make the project worthwhile; A: Uberiff, and wheh we deer with the bhUmltsd tune on his tadu, and V\-. uL. that he has appeared, again and economic affain of this country, "^ 7 In Its TEACHERS again, at meetings of the Bbard we believe in ^ in g conservativeV’ PHONE A. . of Directors and before the pub- That p a rf^ p b , for which di­ Mitchell 9-7196 so jaly responsible, for moulding tk* minds of our be. as one who had Intimate rect quotati^ was authorized, con- or Mitchell 3^8606 \ SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! knowledge of ti>e details of the jtained , Jme pronouncement of 142 East Center St. (U ft). children durin^fheir formafive y*ars. The fhraa R's aro im* school building, program. .Ha. can­ creed. : Manchester Reg. $105.00 Chest- ARE YOU A T OUR portanf, but suc^fsful living and right attitudas for futura not, therefore, escape aome re- Th^ first criUcal_thmg that on^C hest $ U M cifixenshtp art taught- thiipu^h axampla as w all.. This .addad S^iiiBlbiUty 'for whnt his gone bn m f]^ be 'iaid for suck a creed raspOnsibility raquiras qm|litias o f tha Ipghast order, and raal . in Manchester. W said, immediately, by the \ ^ I f whnt has gone on in Manches­ Pnaident himself, CUTTING dedication. ter Is "needleae wsste and extrava­ As the transcript of the preae " ' Reg. $31.00 Reg. $5$.00 Poster Beds, f LADIES' STYLE . / " A t t o c t w r o fP etts o t o ^ r y ; lio c p i iMtvwr t « l / gance," than it must follow that conference conUnues: ^ side Toble^5.00 Full or Twin Sixes $44.50 / home comforts wttoio Wt liiRitoiic* ifOF9.">x this has been, in some niensure, bis "Now, he quite admItM that work. Since he ie not ualnteUlgent, there could be no distinct line SHOES ' V . .— Heery'R^oeksAdorns. - ar^at laaet his not been accused drawn between the economy end in HALF? bKP. the Bowere bloc being the iadlvlduel. And he was ready •M. -r-:--:;*:Ma^ 7 TMcharsi Ilka other '{^ S i have t* eopRwith financial prob* ^dgnomat," the nssumption must to u y also that such a little cap- tdms. They need: for convanienca in peying b{ll|. ij ehackhlg ' be that. be. fostered this "waste aule of attitude or description of $ ^ . 9 9 ccoiint; for security, a savifigs aecdunt; for that inovitabU anil extravagance" upon his town an atUtude could be ,puUed to Ever see such handsome lamps argency, a low rata personal ioah. These and otheir bank* by intent and design. pieces if one wanted to. I f we follow this Uns of reason- services are/availaMa at. the First National Bank. "But, in general, that'wu wjiat w yiRTH ett YOiiNB OR OLD. «.Y9rz.hQiiac haa plenty of. Vxluea up to .Its J i , I t bscomM quits clear why fo r o n ly - his administration was. trying to Lovely hand-decorated china lamps fb use at both" room for improvmenL An expansion attic or storeroom ChiM y Brothers hsa graclpus o SiaMTA to 9. 4o,..and the .<4f/.$rence here was .the ends of y w r davenport, Qrjbetweeii two important ■ caa -Im finished o f f to jnaka. an aUractive-iEaaat jrooas, jUMw.^ serve‘:'in to'Htgh.Rmia Oovanunent’a poatUea, «he -Go^ chaira . . . for 4hese are important lamps! 26 to That old aide porch cohld he eneloecd to make a dandy iime-coneuming public e .Uubaa Heels OPEN STATmAY MORNIN6S UNTIL NOON ernment'S g^ow^, the Govern­ 80 inches tall; finely tailored taffeta shades. sti^y. Mother’s fcitchen can be made a handred percent \ ■ ‘‘ . 7 1 fty. Cheney Brothers is, one ment's activity under this new ad­ w Aesoited Stylro mere attractive and twice as efficient. and THURSDAY EVENINOS 6:30 f 0:30 assume, interested in pro- ministration was to get—to have A. e Aaoorted OoJore. ■sglng "wests end extravsgsnce" its functions -in' conformity with These impsovements will improve the comfort and. in* (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) la |he Manchester school building the QonsUtutKm of this counti^, 07 crease the value of your home. They can be made quickly, IMgram so tiuit it can have the but in doing so, to make certain conveniently and at moderate cost. ■ CHILDREN'S iprtyilsgs of paying higher and thdt the Indlyiduala realised that Mlbac t|xes. What nonsense! But govenunent was a friend and is Do TW Worh Yovrsolf A m I Sovo Labor CostR; haw Mas esn the theory of “waste riot their enemy m any way." SLEEPERS ia d axtravagance" hold w a ^ r Jf you’ve a knack with' tools, you can save up t o 50% o f As the -President himself ob­ 4he finished cost by doinf the work yourself. We’ll five Tham harosaa, of course, to bs served, it is not possible to-pre-. inaiber theory about the quality you compkte directions and supply the materials-rna* tend, all the time, that you can 0 Mr. Cktolee's service. A t the tipnally advertised products backed by the mannfac* 2 9 make policy toward the people in tnrera’ fUarantee and our own reputation in Manchester. t m of msking it Inevitable that one compartment and policy to­ •B. Who have ever held or eX' You'll enjoy choosing your ward economic affairs in another, this theory ahouM them Valentlnn from our "blg- for there art many times when ths No Moooy Down REQ. S1.95 geit-ever" orroy of bright Usually aMVM be iadqded in th# “waste two Inevitably mterlock. And, as Bu"y one! o 80 X 8 1 te 9 e WITH nu rf I ixtravagSBoe bloc," we quote new Hallmark Valentines.* Liberal tciins pennit yon to pay for materials over a 36 the President himself said, auch a They ronge from loce-ond- RMmth period . . . w ith no down payment. ^ ^;aC these individuals, both of capaule' presentation of a creed ia $12.50 to > bappeaad to express them doily masterpieces ' to Buy in not a final, rigorous law. But a* Stop in for.frec eptimate and advice on any home improve* LADIES’ MEN’S [g t the ptiUic bearing on the light-heorted and humor- an attitude, as a guide to the way . ous Valentines—for every $12.95 ment plan-*4arge or amalL No oblif ation.' Just aak. School npproprin- the President is thinking and feel- Pairs! Nylei Shx Nfiei Sei iJow . • age, every taste. You'll inf and to the way he is trying 'ag.tfean iadMdualn wni find here the Hallmark Free Delivery Plan Bosk Library to act, we believe the President’s : lUnager Biriinid Martin, Valentine that soys just remarks constitute Mother heart- 3 $i 50c whof you wont to soy the Imagine sUch'big, handsome eMiv denMostratlm of breadth Mw to take this op- woy you Want to soy it. i M ost lamps in this coUectk>|i lamps for so UtUe . . . the OF MANCHESTIR of concept and purpose m the' Coipe in tomorrow and are fitted with S^ite aocketa tg noogalw publicly the White H waa lowest Watldna price in many Mr. Oaelee baa rea- hove fwp making • your 80 you can uae 60, 100, 160 WATKINS yejurs. $12.60 and $12.96 BRIDGWAY MILLS selection. or 30, JO, 100 w a tt balbik Mw% various boards The abiUty to change color has values. , • 188 MIDDLE TURNPIKE . . TEL. MI-9-6404 Igtioo with the made the name chameleon prover­ BUILDING MATF.RIALS pnf|prs4|i. He not bial, but the extent 6f actual color L U M B E . R r U E L V r ' O PElf DAILY 9:00 A. ML to 9:00 P. M. riumgee la cxag^iiratod In BEWEY-illOHMUl fiqsilsr'asiirte. 797 MADf 1^.. MANdBDMIBB T i: : '* n T UVD f ^ : f ; - Y V., — r-t.- ;v J' r» -.-If ’ J 'J ^•v' I' ■ - ; ,7 ^•’■ :': r . * I /'■ r ' ‘i ' ' y . ■ i- "\, ■ ■ ,h'r • - ■V- \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD. AIANC CONHi. FRIDAY. JANUARY 29. 1954 •9W In ^fD N tA m B FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER / DAILY CROSSWORD PU2ZLE ittt'.rtta 7<. Pcrlect for tho SiiiaU Family Two to Addregg " fc,-. N o » 8 0 H s e m)m AntvMr ^€ounciIofPTA - jC tipiiif Worm Ji ' ' . ' I It Isn't irus that a woman hag i 4» 7v ^ j a i m Bttnrh «-> (proud of his Itneago) the last word—she alWayii haa an- Thg emblem of the Veteruis of Two guest speakerx' ate sched­ ; -ijfyou can pop In tomprrow eve« oUwr.—Vlars Blanchafd In Satevb- Foreign Wans, "The Cross of Mal­ uled for the meeting of the Man­ AiCMM 4FoUt« yi nlnf I'll show you my family tree. ' AUTO GLASS IN STA L^.^ tNdmfod post. ta," .is both sacred and historical, chester Council of Parent-Teacher 1 COOMlO StBVf Smith “ Sorry, but rvs 'pro. For Jtrlrigalioii, Power Asahs. at the Washington School . ’ TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS fKtedM mlsed to look at Robinson's cab­ Cmdr, M. Kennath'Ostrinsky of viMgar Warning . annek Monday night .i «„!?****^*® (Plrephue# BRd Door) 4lWhwc*futl b age,^ tOeitImMd Irani Pbgn one) kave bean put on the blacklist.______AndarsoQ-BhcA' Post, No.' XOiS, Dr. MHdred B. Stanton, senior IMra'a givtn more ominous ' Bwlaa, putcn, Belgian and Flnntah VFW, pointed' out Utie wsek, an FURNITURE TOPS MBOICINB CAI •M to O nldnanM Than the souni of a riot, > , ccmsultant for special education in -Tier Arab neighbors and IS baaed firma also are on the Hat. tha local poet Jolaed 10,000 others the State Dept of education, will FICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PLATV « l i w • atrln Cutioaliy Is one of the forms of la when the youngstars solely on engineering and topog- in. observing NaUonal VFW Week /llUacnploarad ladtaAa feminine braveiy.—Vlc^r Hugo. The boycott undoubtedly haa explain what a school social Case OPEN SATURDAvs—OPEN THDB80AT EVBNINIMI', 14 lUltaa ri vw •irtlaiMl Are suddenly qUlet.^ > raphleaT. considerations. The caused soma derangement ' of dlls week. worker does. MlMw Arab States officially do riot rec­ Icrael'a trade, OH must come from In answer to an inquiry about Police (%lef ''Herman Schendcf ^ ESmiATEB GLA1H.T OiyEE J lOfWnialM A man was happy because he Artist-What rent do J«m“ ognise the existence of Israel! Venesuela whUe a direct pipeline tha emblem aeen on their coat will be the second speaker. He will ■ . 4t llaatol 4 ^ ■pprilattwt It voice 40 Low dams had done three good deeds the day Some Arab publications print "Is­ frontXraq oil fields to the Haifa re­ lapala and on their autos, the VFW •tUfod* u ^S^dnnlT fniH fr charge for your rooh«? describe a program , for bl.cycle N 41 Burdened befors. He had met a poor woman landlady—Wght dollars and up. rael” In quotation marks.; fineries lies idle, Tile Sues Canal loader pointed out that the Inatgnia safety and will answer questions II riMtiiif 17 Golf dub in warm 4XBtrd on the street, who was weeping and Artist -But I'm a struggling In the end, the Arab tA a ^ a un- la barred to moet shipping for was more than 1,000 yeaia old, concerning safety regulations. lirbiMim boats It H tU ic cUmatoo 4XKUf (pralx) having been the embUm of tlw who held a elcklylooklng child In sl^lsl- ...... doiibtedly will decide the official Israel. Large quanUtlee of wheat The executive meeting of the XI A iw lb tr aataaurt XI Xtoio In 44Levd her arms. Inquiry ah«hred' that she Landlady- In that case lt‘11 h4 attitlide to be taken on the plan. must be imported from Canada KnIghU of S t John, the world's council will be held at 7:30 in the furniaop fttal XXWnmalaaa F7aheh 41 In this place was weeping becapae she'was con­ eight dollars down. , . v,- Iri a recent lijte«>t,SW, Pr. Raid and the United States. Instead .of first brotherhood of men who flttit grade classroom laa|) in —• which she did return — and ^ m U,e part .of the Jordan I n L o n ^ a “ u'ljtiy' m______4 ahger of col- acUvtUes for the fu&re year. Daisy for dinner means youll with plneapiHa sUcea for a tasty, I P Farmer—No, but b«'s so^ rald enjoy a flavorfiil meat that's been eaay-to-prepare meal. **N<^ ril find out how my husbimd it •»ttlr»» al« in Ilia 40Uvw l t— Z went his way. I'll say whoa ind.tte won't-hear ^^'llaea Fervlgn OH •« W1H 41 Moadotr IT Friend — That la one good deed. sprootlng. B u H d ^ are at work cured and anioked to wonderful, Dalay leftovara are also a hit. \ / law ^studiM!" ,' \ r" "T m^. that he stops once tn a while Di\ Aballama noted that Israel when cubed or sliced for casseroles OFEN DAILY S AAI. to 10 F.M. 4X Warm ZZJ Now for the other two. to listen. y ' ^ Is forced to power part of her de­ on the nation's land development ham-llke goodneaa. This bone­ and irrigation projecU. Ptobm . FirsI; A id Classes and akllletries. ....„ , i , Man Oh. they're-all three In -T-' veloping industry 'with oil, broi^ht FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $S OR MORI BY J.R. WILLIAMS OUR BdJ^ING HOUSE / wHh Ho6 pLE 4IW hcl m that one. First. I relieved the sor­ tonrwre looking for oil in the less pork ahoulder butt’ la pertMt' Daisy gives an exotic variation iiduT OUR wXV In Montsni It's a mls ' Daley Tropicale OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY •IBefort m ondt I assured the child of eternal bad napiea.—Fred Walter, .Wal­ \ more electric power, he said, lirael been in full swing, with an expect­ When buying, look fo r the Yield: 4 servings 'vsH.-r»«y\ (pralx) kalyation; and third. I got rid -of lace, |feb. could become much more competir IXHabrtw R % timt comiterfeit ten dollar bill I'd / -- \ ed y l ^ of ^ u t eight million A rtandard first, aid class will quality, branded Daley that has 2 green peppers ,T>d»y/>wrTf bOVKlHCdt TOOALLU6 w a s K ix a m o wriH » n c c fo a c n ^ tlve in the world's markets. start on Monday night, from 7 to cooking difsctlons on the' wrap­ l l i cups-cubed cookedJDaii^ SHORT OR S I R L ^ fU tT w o tn ioucprr-HOM'i BerrBe'i>«ib , twOKK Bur 1VAT ^ 0 0 irWenpKi* nurrmy '1 STILL IS ONLY IN ITS 1 1 d ^ . Farm Areaa Double CXilld'e Study room, and wHl con­ from 2 to 4 pounds sO the small 2 tablespoons f a t ^ / No looser does be lie awake be­ s/ TMC ndim 1 rear A soy TO ALL'fcUR OBLIRIOM.STO la Itt [ 'more than a mile. Nnw we need an effort toward hydro-electric ds- tinue for eight weeks or until the family wiU have meat- left over cause of excess stodlach acid. No 111 ortoua Ir instrument that will" throw ‘ th e \ Government statistics show ths 1 cup meat stock ^ nreioaor JomA well sncusoLeB Doarir.' T B>teM 1MAT H06WILD OM- _ The best gifts are always tied vclopment," he ssld. "With the total area cultivated haa more course is concluded. The clsssee, for encore dishes. • M cup jilneapple chunks , - i dices he toss end turn with S teakj CNB**! U3VE& wAKPTDae ORCSSIN MACMINE/ 'M l with hearietrings. speaker an equal distance. ! that queasy, restless feeling. He IT Wo ■ r economic boycott, we can hinder,' than doublsd, from .41X.500 acres which are undar the eponsorehip of When preparing''a Daisy for , 2 tablespoons cornstarch ' u . nwonrr- UPWHBKHe rDADuesTA $AVHe O B T6 C T IN If not strangle the industrial de­ the Uncoln PTA, will be Instruct­ just Mkes 1 0V4 Turns as a "night­ / (Cut Freni H^nry AM*«**n» COULD MHE V0UCMUNSI2V d i In IMS to 115,000 acres. Irrigated family service, plan to water-cook 2>ttibleB|xx>na soy sauc( / WA6 6 LAD ONE OP BY DICK TURNER velopment of Israel.” area has increased from 72.000 ed by Mra, Mary Mujianey, a mem­ the meat until tender, about 45 to H cup vinegar cap” before be goes to bed. ln L U ’ Taxes are high. \ ' ^ prinMd its views on the TVa plan. . Daiay altcea are another popular and aimmer jO minutea Mix corh- Dr. Aballama, Iprrrier ecbnomicA Cross as a public servWe, may en­ way of aerving Uiia. smokey- Another probably is thad & TVA roll ..at the first class on Mohday Btarch with water to form paate. professor at the Amsv^can Uni­ makes no provision for an- old Is­ flavored m eat Leftover allces of Mix with aoy sauce, vinegar, versity in Beirut, says Israel has night, or may make advance regis­ CORNED BEEF raeli dream — using soma of the cooked Daisy can be served aa cold sugar, and remaining meat stock / / been able to maintain her.self only Jordan water to Make- the Negeve tration by phoning Red Cross cuta' for evening entertaining or END with "charity and help." M(hen the Headquarters, 3-5111. ai)d cook 'until clear. Four over .Dwnrt blooin MAd Mipply^food now pan-fried to be featured at the meat and/himipcr. 5 .mlntttcs. Serve - help etops, -he argues,*-“ tW fine I imported; ,— - famUy breakfast. ThicKef aUcee of oiriitr hot Cooked rice or Chinese towns will disintegrate and the The IsraeH-diwreiQn project on cooked Daisy caq be broiled along lb. people will emigrate.". noodlea the Jordan River south of Lake 011 Burner Blast ----. c a r e f u l l y OOB^I^ED d - Israeli economic planners'do nri^' MuMK. hiP^^jgberitly artier'Syria ~ r lake such a.;,pe.ssimlstlc view. A ^mplliMd-taRhe Security Ooiin- govemment adviser who did not ciZ IS one part! of Israel's^plan to Scorches Ceiling . ArttarDnig Sio^ e Want hi.5 name used said; supply Jordan Ttlver water to the EXTRA iDOLLAR SPECIALS IfT S S eN S l "W4 are in a difficult position NegSy. Syria eharged that work on An oH burner exploded In the NOBUUSIA | 1 0 U5 « m i| but. we are not. in any daog«r of the project; part of which Is In the old Herald building, 10 Hilliard St 8 CANS SWEET UFE MILK*.. . . $T ^ V- ■—■ IT irrfTir~ u a u collapie. We' wmild welconie the demimarised xone,----- , violated------■ the - ni 4:40 this morning, ■'blowing 4 CANSi SOLID lONITA TUNA Si-00 end t t the boycott because we armlatice. V open doors In the building and TOWN A COUNTRY i ALLEY OOP \ Bid Tw^tics BY V. T. ^lAMLIN wou|d^lH(e to.be on. friendly ternis . Aigum rtw pilepl upon argunienta______oedtehing the ceiling. . 10 ROLUOHARMIN TOILET / _ wPUTLEY -I- ■' W!th <^r neighbors, bu% trade, with over the vwatar.----- situation...... and------the George Dent, of the Police - TISSUE ^ V.. -. . V.. , H.OO the -Aj-ab oountyies would iabt be UHtoy- other. factors that go to I>*Pt., discovered the blaze and PURNELL PLACE * Impf^tailt to us." make/tip the leraeh-Arab dispute, turned in the alarm. OPEN DAILY TTCANSMMf^Sfm A^icultural production haa been vrterari; Western dlolomat Chief John *'—M en said the build­ »:15 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. SARDINES ...... $1.00 doubled, he sakL The stapda:^ of whu baa lived much of hla Ufa with ing is now known as the Rubin WEDS. ALL DAY living may be reduced fusther,'but the Arabs w.«4saaaa4^MLCU,commented: Building. Flames, aaasismn, asche »UUCU,added, UAUdid it is still higher than in Amb. "Most thinking Arabs know that nilhor damage. They also touched countries and comparable to th lt Israel IshSre to------stay^ and---- wivjr they ■ are r e ----- off. _the_ sprinkler syatem ’ thatW««l . 'of France, Italy and Britain, he now taking the only defense caUght the attention of Sgt. Dent aaid. Isradhs expect financial aid against It they know. ------— ______\ from Jews outside Israel to con­ "There is no formula for solv­ tinue for a decade. ing the problem. But the time has Boycott la Explaiaed come to stop talking and arguing You'll novor bo' sorry it you dge .^Dr. Andul Kerim Ayidt. rtiief of about it and do something which ITS the Syrian Boycott Office in has some promise of altering the Daniafcus, explained the 'boycott sitL-ation for the better. Either we TOWNvK COUNTRY ^of Isrdel this'way: . must take this approach or just r FO R wait and asa What ^ppena.v \- **My Ofginixitioii I r t i k ^ i poll, lirl Aro you too tiglitl “ laraal w** by the big ItQ M S fS V cw — ” powers—but it vvu created in the ■ V I to givo I min f dimo for i of 7 Wrong place. Since It was created GASOLINE PRICES DIP CHRIS WILKIN. Planeteer Partnenkip BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM by the big powers, declaring war ATTENTION BOOT^ AND HER BUDDIES Wonderfal Confusion X BY EDGAR MARTIN against it would mean going to New York, Jan. 2V Uf) —Gaso­ HBniKfiAUlg - 4 IF WB VM4BOM war with the big powers. This the line prices continued to move low- ' . / r — — ------Arabs will not dorTherefo.r4, It Is v*" on the Ekmt Coast today as in­ AUTO PAINTERS naiJlMBLB IMT«- YOU‘W t SQ VX)Q»T ROO NO\NOXTA their names to Israeli products, >'«golar grade gasoline. 2-lOtha of STRMSWI*. establishing 'hranebes or factories i •- its 11-state market area i lUMLY

Mokes every woman Ask to see the a sewing expert WONDER in o matter of nunutet. . W H E a \- N EC C H I.ae •7.4 “ ------^ SAVE TWO WAYS WONDER W HEEL NECCHI S a irm t *«•*»»» W>.i>.-si«.e. L'eik-fii . ,tba machiim thpt .CAPTiJN EASY H ^ fn l BY LESLIE 'nJRNER iva-a-I : evSMOfiMSS FRECKLES' AND HIS FRIENDS G^'S«f, FoUu' RV MERRILL C. mX)fWER ^ m oh FLOOR COVERING ' i e w A b y IMT M » M bur R> MINeSB S p ic e A U .6 USS Bazoo BcfTs. ouRQutsT wim'WB aiilf e e MiMK MAMAZIM6 eXPEMMONr—TOUVe AU- WIU.SMAtTSltWnH- PMENOKMMAL VOCAL OORM. IS ABOUT ! iiilii P e w pncwDCD wnuEMtPUMS— . — IN RANee OPK4E T> OtAOe THIS PUOV 6 m • SEWS ON WTTONS • OAUIS ExrEKiMENr.punfie (Y Y&UN6 AT IT... INSoer TOinc Do It yourself! Save the iiwtalla-' iii HAND'lOUR. spec- ^ EAICmJ6S.PtBASe/ Blackstone tion expeitae. Get your materials iiiiii:::::: • MAKES MinOMldlES HM B 'DOJES'lb'IHE i i u:;:r 4 . t _ » USMOeSiTHCYWIU. It’s the worlil’s finest tnto» from ua and; proceed to have fun at • EMMOiOEKS BE ReiURHBD IA1^ ill nutic washer ^ . - "Tops” in big savini^s. ■ all withaut atta€hmant$l all-com ^rativc tests- Doa’t ^ou can have the best 2826 fd l to sec a demoostradoa of Get good materials! We stock the this all-new Blackstone. finest. The extra wear and Jastinr at a price you can afford You'U racelve many corapU- menta When your family ani beauty of quality floor coverihg will SM.SA y - l f friends this pretty pansy iiiiii VIC F m if » v e yon money in the long run. BY BUCHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY O! trodocing Cirl Chinin BY WILSON SCRUGGS wheel doily. Crochet the center of snowy white cotton and the Mother-daughter frocka softly P i in a NECCHI k: _ pansy edge separately in varife- scalloped. • NOUWMMrVfMTHB M O M « OUT THBVw g » ^ i^ Hiis .• -‘ e* poYiuvn pwapr« BLN. M U UM rroN TVB AMWbM Ptb iRTBRiNjoynid gated coloringa then altarti ,to the Pattern No. 8055 la in siaea ll, t iiSj -sfroight-sHtch-at the low^ low $ A A f S wiangi* HKB./ ■ow.iaxM NOT Mcic N« 'noNi UmiNTMi bMLtX^.AAfiUM center. 12.13, 14. 16, IS.'Sise 13, 4H yards Manchceter’g Oldest Floor Covering'Specialty Shop ■M C2 CMR.emM»ff..Mg «M NUIBVIOMt rrg BgriM iMANDCv Pattern No. 2824 contains .cro­ of 30-inch. Ai««gguecMgArsw OPTNOIMION cheting instructions, .material re­ PatUra .Ko. 80M is In sises 3, You con own o NECCHI pnCD o f • I BMW M’S* LOCAL 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 ySRcs. Size. 4, l | i NECCHI VBMtS AlO. ■AgTUg.' quirements. aUtch illuatratlons aXWINO dlNCLC ' for os little os $1^5 per week and finishing dli^ tiohs., yards, of S^-inrtL Two pattarnii,;- B A V C ItIT II Send 25c In coins.'nwir «ama, ' For these pattern, send SOc kjlr Free Ho([im DemOTstrotion Uberol Trode-fai ABowence nddrciu and the. pattern nmnber :aach, 'in coins, yoor name, adrtma. m\ tq ANNE CAJIOT, THE MAN- Mztii dealfed,- and the pattetw ■ CHESTER EVENING HERALD, number to RUE BUBNETT, iiiiH % " ' 1 IIM AVE., AMERICAS. NEW MANCHESTER EVENING ABC YOEK XR k Yf ALO. 115# AVE; AMEEIi ■s i i m rt Oir Stm Tifiy 1 b I Mf m praeenUng the «xqpl^ Anag NEW iVORK se. H jr . ' > Cabot Needlewo^ A lteb BMM Fbshloa fbrlu. Fall'a A polioiic^o. 3* tkxie p^ipp^V nlltteiiB,- kxsht .Wlntar, la .a complaU guide^ ViCHlS^ IUdw -TVaiHl SirihfnMtiTy'r'It'T"------* gnwAde--iplannhig . a p s p c tl^ . aew^iUiC H “ T2I Utoln 6t.—Netir Bueml, MI-3-5«M> atgiM-igiy U ^ ted to pu» .Igoua.','lwardr^. Gin paueni prbitadJH- jis iijyii STtiRv Jitk T. a We a a iw. X5,aaxta.' ? >rsida'tae book. Send'35 cents today; ■ a'lreinmiiai I ii i umbii / ■% W f ' ^ 4 ^ 1 . I ' i:%- '/ -i/.' ■V r - J y/ ■ !■ —■ M" ■:/ /'f HANCHESTER EVENING HERfLD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JANUAR^^i?, 1964 r 'I ■ -r. Bbiidreau Challehses SfeRgM to^l“Beat Us Out” MANCHE$TE^.“ByEl^lNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.4 FRIDAY. JANUARY’ 29, 1954 ...... mU ------1 ...... ' ■ , ' 4, .4.... ■ r~T^ ~ ' - - ^1 - - EARLH^YOST The CroM of Lorraine Dykes Promises ' V U H «r ' 1

roll’s eomnttwhra th« BA'i acotiMl A lOS to 101 Orioles Will Shaved to HRIAMI LRaOI'E Furoiian^s Selvy AH^America Way. n Mas* rse .. v.v.v.v...... 11*15123 100 Oppose Pace.^ttei^®“ *1’™’ IM g ^It-^achoolboy t^ achoolboy .aggrega' aggrega- trie* to 15 of 25 for the home ,4 _ . , ^ S'a gemee today following their \ / ■ ■ Nc^fi Oi# 858 5 MoreM ore nap Loss Stice d r o p ^ all 15 atartat The club . . There'a a alight posfibillty Lou Boudreau of the Boaton Rad defeat by Syraeuae In the firat Toisli .i.. '47 aii^^uad, uinnera of but one ■ IM that tb# Baltimore BuUeta, fee* Sox has peraonelly ehellenged game of their vital National Bas- sitiin ...... 77 ts 148 Drive-In Win Would p Loveljette^s For Pass Insurance; »/w 10 prevloua outinga, and turing Ray .Felix, will come/to Caecy Stengel of the. defending *‘*J^** Aseocietion serlea. - tcConISol • 111 ns ;; . , ,, ------1 Meriden R eteiyr*«X K in iU laat.aeven engage- Manbheater to play an fxh i^ lon The Nationals ‘ ■ tislftn •••■ .‘.Tiol 110 511 Create Two-Way Tie Franki^.^ce Year Record haa four gamea remaining. champion New York Yenkeee ’• t o ' ^ N a t i o n a l s trounced the nn .... im 306 Steelers Take Lattner Sunshine Sailing | Tonight; IM game with the BA'a. Bwineaa Knicka 79-66 last night as the New Krgiurai ■SI r s -N.,___ . TOhlght the Indiana play Meriden beat us out in the race for this For^lxfop Leadership; New- Y o r k , Jan. 29 UP\— Manager Art Pongratx of tM BA'a Yorkers blew a 21-13 first quarter Phfladel{lhia, Jihi. 29 *■*«• offlciala are optlmlatlc game margin to the W b au n Divi­ ltraltnn .. In a poke at the annual pro player W L M e form /at the annual Boston Base­ f4ill*y ... as 104 116 Martfbrd Oourant . . . . 0 t . .900 within the next 10 days., allDUld get off to a rouaing aUrt about moving the* Iresoe from ^ t. sion by whipping the Baltimore Ixiw 5laa 77 draft. A Briidol ...... « 0 1.0M 'tonight when all the top lodr ball Writers* dinner last night. Frankla’s Drive-In i ^600 i t hd can keep up bis iMwt Nebo'tO.the West Side Oval for Bullets 1 0 4 ^ ,. the Rocheetel- A poll of coaches and officials Meriden 4 - 8 - ' AfT taaiM . eeo. gctlon, Pelted Uie , , * 4.; While Case smiled broadly, Bou­ ToUl* “44a * 4 « 14to Nassfff Arms ...... 7 3" .700 recent paca he wlU do It before World Serieft Of- dreau witMned'- the tmproremente 5?ya'» - ^O’vned thq PhUndelphto Jm ^ HaU .. a-*«■»•*«#■ to torn r w»— A 2 7il5 lid-lifter are the KaaalA Arma^^” MHler^F-'Btwrthnriut - <. ■*—fi “i40(^ the-week'to'over;--''--'-'•r— J*?.h?8._|u.ougbt 1953 baseball film, secured by The the Red Sox have made In this Warriors 82-79 to overtime hiW , a flf •« Frllre ... •7 343 general opinion that the quality of Widdham ...... 8 8 J M and Millera while the pace-aetting 77 JSl Mayflower Re*taurant 1 9 .tOO Herald, last week, was seen by year's team. Then Stengel had hts the Fort Weyne Pistons defeated ^ in n ... Selvy is a scoring marvel. After 1953 collegiate players was below Middletown 1 8 .IfiT Oourant and Frankle’a Drive-In the Boaton O ltica 80-68. Harmln . ' a* 300 Hfrm’s Camaras . . . . . 1 9. .100 more than 2,500 during an eight- turn to ' speak, and. reminded the 2V> aeasona Of play* with the par. The ISck of specialization cut Manchester ...... 0 fi J M ahara Ahe apoUight ill-the aeimnd day period... Nothing lia* been 1,000 dihen that the Tankeea sUll ySyracoaSi. spaHmd ^ BHly Cto-- f : *1 > Oreenvltle, - C., “■chodr 'lte"1nur the llirt/'of "gtfoa pro' Brbspects, half o f the twinbill. The Newa- bor. rallied la the second period to Riding ths crest of a nliie game sexired 1,803 points. He needs just Tonight’s Sehaiato beard on plana to revive the Twi­ have a great bait club. m 441 1386 tlwy said. % men hold a one game edge over grab a SS-Sl edge at halftime. Total* winning streak; the / Hartford Lovellette’s record and be has IS Manchester at Merldlia. light Baseball Leagtie which oper­ And Stengel addgd that the New Oourant quinted seeks to strength­ Caches Buck Shaw of San Fraaklea. a two game bulge over ated for 20 seasons before dis­ Yorken have more than sufficient, Thea Wally Oaterkeira aad Eari T LRAGVB remilar season games to play. Francisco, Jim Trimble, of Phila­ Bristol at Windham. Naaaiffa to the race l6r champion- Lloyd palled the Nats Into a 69-50 en Its hold on first place In the Rec. Laat Bight a g i ^ t Preabjrtottoa, HaU at Middletown. banding during the later stages of power to overcome any and all “ of al*a <41 beague tonight when it faces sec­ delphia, Curly lambcau of Wash­ •hlp honora and a win tonight the 1952 season. Last-fall there .my managerial falhirea.” lead at the ead of three qaarters. .UO 11.1 Selvy Bcoreil. 48 points. t l « (elckUi ington. BumUnmuM of Oetralt, Joe would practically clinch the title •And isithoiigli IheJUiicko got wlth- 113 111*115 ond plice pranWe’s Drlve-mv Nag; ttaM) to 12 games this seasnn tie t Mahchesler High facaa anotltor were reports that a four team With that parting shot, Stengel I y .ii* ...... 145 133 I K aill'fl. Rec. 13t 331 aeasoa ago. Trimble and Shaw set the gen­ U1954 pehnfint.'* Dykes said. "AU f- point decision to Naaaiffa on a -.ronie. 50 to 43 at the Armory. ' players for the final round. polished lanes in March. Hippo I can promise Is that Baltimore is The teama meet again la New ' a? I jAlrMumn ...... V, «7 lOS 107 313 Selvy has played twice since he eral pace When they told how they .York on Saturday and In Syracuse l/rAiMl/rron .... 10* 103 aa 307 last gacond hoop from mid-court paused for mid-term exams. The Xeagoa leading Bristol traroto M COrrentl, who la enjoying a g ^ t going to be tougher than the Phila­ I Barrrra ...... 173 113 33 306 by Tommy Dineeri. That broke the had to dig up 1952 college rosters season, is the defending titM ol- the following night. first game after his rest he scored Imantle attempttag to pro- BfANY A BASKETBALL game delphia Athletics I mansged last first platro tie. The Newsmen can to find Out whicli players played la won or lost at the free throw der. Tom Kelly, one of the aUte’a ' Minneapolis jumped off to an Total* Sfli''^617 504 159 45 points. Tonight he goes against unbeatea etrlag ngalaat season. They uill have to be, or r il move twnJuil games in front with defense and which played offense the W M ^ ta , resting In I m HI line. Last week end the British best-known ‘inoney plnnerb" was lose my job.” 11-0 advantage over the Bullets Newberry and tomorrow against during two piatodh days. • and breesed in. Big George Mlkan their tenth straight tonight while place. A M Is at MIddlettonL Americans lost and won gamea in runnenip last season. • • •a y ’4 <31 Clemson. Those 80 points may “ If we didn’t," said Shaw, took scoring honors aith 24 points Gmlllporo ...... ' KM ^ 303 Frankie’s hoj>(e to knot first place favored to nm the TIgera. \the Eaatem Professional League FIBST SUNDAY afternoon home ELLIS Kl^rOER, Red Sox . J. Rlvnca ...... KM 100 331 come in these two games. I f they “we’d miss out on some goiod de- attraction of the BA'^this season snd Laker teammate Vern Mik- 103 3S3 agnin. Lou Deed don’t he’s \got two more games Meriden, a xquniey-bound Ctoa* at the 15-foot line. Saturday night noted reUef pitcher, wes awarded Savorirk . ....; ...... 14* Norm Burke, Gil Kidd and Rudy Yensive boys who sat out most of in the Bisstem L a a f^ is sched­ the writers' T953 outstanding play- kelsen had 17. A1 Roges had 18 for I P. Acrio i ...... 128 IM 333 coming up \next week— agali^t A quintet, ffg u i^ to get by Ifaa- avthe Armory the locals outacored Baltimore. ' B. Paianl •a 104 tas Knight are expected to carry the last season because he couldn't Lohnt from the fioor, 28 to 24, but uled Sunday agaliiM the Bristol e n honon for making 69^pitching Manhattan' College In Mad|Mn play on offense. The same goes in Chester if Ed Tom'aactti and O ui^ A t Philadelphia, the Warriors I ChrruMnI — KM 111 317 punch the \Courant\needs to beat (Jueent and contributed 12 and 10 hit on^only 12 o f 22 charity tosses Tramps. It will be Elks Day and appearances. Square Oardeh Thursday /ancl rei’erse. We won’t know what some lie Nellis, the two deprtog laaderti led all. the a x y until Odlo l^poai'ar off ttm threat of Frankies.. High points respectively. The win en­ team sponsors six hopeful o f the The dinner was dedicated to the Total* ...... 5*0 .5113 851 1719 against LaSalle^ in Phlla^lphia of these kids do best until we get of Meriden, have any . kind oty while the Bay Staters were drop- tip-in goal with one minute to play ! ’ V (lanlrB Oravr (II scoring Jsrry,, D’ApIce of Fran­ abled Morlartys to take a- coifl- night. They will start Ing in 22 of 27 for a 70 to 68 biggest crowd of the season:^ A t­ late (Sene Mack, famed Boston RIvo/a ...... I l l H I 83 319 Saturday. tied the score. In the overtime, J. kie’s left for the service. Wednes­ mandlng hold on first place. then in pre-season training.” He Dave Curry, Joe Zajae 1 win. The^tuatlon was reversed tendance haa not been good ' On Globe sports cartoonist. ____ Pasanl ...... 84 114 lit K t Donna Gardner smiles Arnie Risen scored on a hook shot ■Pnw 7. 80 117 ••*3 386 day and/tos .loss -htrikes 1 . serious — BmUi Ead«.(W/ - .. Selvy.’a show last .mgh^ helped »d Trinible agreed it' was like Lombardo. Saturday nights'niid the manage­ Red Sox outfieldera Jim Plersall B. eking a pig in a poke. Itig from rigging ' after the foUowiM day in New Britain in the. first minute snd added a O lort'ltl ...... 11* 114 M3 337 blow to ttu East Hartfdrdman. F. Pt«. Furman overpower Prdshyterian ment hopes the shift to Sunday and Ted Williams, who was unable lit>w ...... *8 01oa^.,Ff 16 13 S named queen of Miami The still Imildittg lajaaa layup for the clincher later on. — , »» Lou Descl/ Ken Plnney- and . Red Vinton, t 109-79 and bring Its segaon's mark The 12 N F L teams drafted 360 afternoon will result in more coins to appear, shared the “outstanding OaTrllo ...... — 114 \144 353 plajcra at yesterday s 14 hour Sailing Regatta.' (N E A). paek the wallop toio up a M rttt Larry Foust, with 26 points, was l.eonsrd J|toe\the main cogs In^the Poaraon, f . up to 6-6. The 6-3 oration from and p a p e r m o n e y , too. In contribution to Boston baseball” GHmaaon. f (iorbin, Ky.. had plenty pf help for draft session. Each club picked 30 City five. If Moe M■■ orito^. the star for Fort, Wayne as th'o Total* 4*9. "573 1549 Drive-In’s at\ack. Hutkua, c . needed scoriag the box when the day’s re? awards. r-..-..•• this first time in /this campaign. players. AU college gridders whoso ceipts are t a l l i e d . . . Buddy improving Pistons'pulled awaV In RyiamlFr, c of his mates. The rookie tiuphy went to out- \ ___ ^___ KlUcr'a Ul NARgfFFH! KPIRITR should he &iye...g. DarnU Ftoyil and Ken, Deardo/fl. JK.™duatcs- la . 1954. , AofterapH haa yejoined the^ New fielder 'fbm Vmpmett. traded by the- eecond half. Leading -by-three Claush*ry ...... 83 104 301. I/>rd, g ., were 'elfgIBTe foi-’ Ml'ection, even If Johii§oii:Heay,y Fnrroa, Carl cate COMPLETE at halftime. Fort Wayne oiitocored high alter tackhig the loss on newly eligible after the mid-tdrm nd out York Knicka after being on the the Red flax to Washington re­ , Dm-7 ...... 135- 137 371 break, scored 27 and 15. they have varsity eligibility re­ qaialet. “ iiBurcd list” for savaral weeks... Boston 22-15 in the third quarter Drrimon* ...... 01 i« xrt Frankies Tuesday. The/experl- TuuU ... 13 7-1* 33 While Kddto Henrto L «s - cently.. . ______.L.- A^etublnl, .... .KU.. ...**,283... ■enofid- -'Arroa- should -hdW Mttle As!* J’nr|», Colorado A./A-M itook over first maining. \Some of thpije picked FavoHle Touiglit U itfe' Zelce 'Slnacbla' o f the' Bits?' -and- the Celts hever wete'tbl9”t«r Pan ...... 91 I ll 99* F'-piiir told" BogB 810.-rot*- RADIATOR trouble turning hack, Millero band Sarxent. f ...... place ih" th e'^ylih e CbMerehc matriculated in college'm if never talk to see actloh. tol Tramps who plays here Sun? get close after UiaL played, leaving for military duty or Thtal* V...... 'in lit liiis ii (if young hoopsters./Joe /H(iberl, KriMW. r ...... Whipping Montana 67-64 while N ew ' York; :‘^Jan. 2 9 0 P )~ If- to the/final .road ganie to dey eftemoon egainet the BA’s is Huhtinston Photo. Mikol.'H, ( . . . . . for other reasons. A gymnaitic ehtertalpmant featuring work on apparatus, rhjrthmic exercises, dances .ond comedy Kochin Lak* Naa*/ (9l DIneen, Al Surowiec \ap^ Frank Wyoming was suffering Its first Heirold Jobn.son doesn’t trip over the ypar foy the locale who hma SERVICE bhe of the beat little men the Dales and Sals Holds, Whitey GaveUb snd Dana i,...... 108 107 107 323 Mo**e,'. r ...... 3 3-10 9 league toss, 62-46 against Utiih Bsisbill Pigri*ft The Cleveland Brown*, Eastern Ji’lnniy • Slade tonight at St. Writer hes ever seen on the herd- f M*!}!, be p r in t e d S a tu i^ y night, Fyh. 13 at the Bushnell at 8 ,,o^)ock under the auspices of the Spring- 8oW»ki ..V...... 113 i n 86 331 Toro lead the Arms i^ ile Pinky Quinhy, g ' , ...... 0 OO 0 three ganiro remaining on euccaa- Cannon. Bob Taylor paced' the field College Alumn| of H artfo^. PhMp* 114 123 114 354 Hohenthal, Swede Araehson and Hearn,, g , 2 0-2 4 State. ^ 1. DlvlsIOii champion*, got things Nicholas Arens, he, n’iay finaUy fifve FrMdy nights with Windham, wood. A great play-maker, the Markets attack Tvlth .10 points. started by walking off with the Triumph at Kec The program Will be s t a ^ by the world famous Exhibition Team of Springfield College. Twenty- MrLaufblln 144 121 113 37* George Demko plgfy iiu^portant ' The Aggies had to scoro 12 get his title shot (it ArehibsMoorc, Middletown and Bristol, all toagua • C L E A N I N G \ former Nlegara end Fort Weyne Sal’s won their second game of Dummy ...... \.... 91 94 *4 371 Tejal* ...... -* 4-lS M stralglit pclato In the third quar­ Stanky Off Activ&^List, / annual "bonus” pick. Harold the light heavyivelght chanip. / tests./ (N B A ) pleyer cen also hit from ... , , s«ven students hkiling from nine different states Will take part In the two hour show that is packed ! parts in Millers plans. \ Score at hall time, 18-13 North End*. the campaign with a 32 to 27 de- ....^;'^^....\*5n "ii* “iis lio ter ' to ’ catch up ' with ' Montana Sauerbrel, recently appointed pub­ Philadelphia is the likely ^iye • ItiPAIIUNG the outeida with a great degree of BTANOINGS eislon over Herms. Dave Heyart j *^^-/**'**'*', ■'J^*** amiis^eiH- ^ u v Tola** w hich has lost every league game lic relations di^ctor of the sotne balmy night next July, prov PcL ,and Bob Leyden W e d the winners! Attractions on^the program,,Include pumbers on the heavy apparatus such, sa the parallel bars. Mnriarly »r« (S3) BAHAMAS BEAUTIEg -a^.uraby.-'-?^- — • Y ib|CA1 104 — 2 1* IrlKh. c ...... New York, Jan. 29 (5>)—Eddie Bahamas W l^ er Ftohing Tourna­ Manchester Trust . . . . 4 '••Ji points for the loeers. aluminum paint. / ' Bill Vlrdon and first baseman' nation's top passer, Stanford’s ger. Fairfield Market .... 4 W KJtrut ...... 107 113 90 310 Brainnr I. * second .half for Ito second confer- Stanky today had his name oii-Uie ment runs through Mar. 28. •5T1 / Sal'* Masle ( « ) Knmpanik ...... as- 13* 333 Two Game Edge ZWorld Series. ley Fowler, Pete Modica, John Mc­ but the 27-y^r-old New Yorker Philadelphia PhilUiea. 1a In tha A. Gate*, f . 0 Total* ...... 51* 551 5*7 J3.10 Dart-ilsern (37) Call and Mario Plcone of the New Colts Were eligible, for the'bonos ran he' a very, rough character The West Side Dales snd Sal's Jlwart. c ...... 4 Pci. g. „ 01^85 in three' overtimes,- SL Fran- Stanky, manager of the’ St. > sporting goods business during tha (Sinicola) rlob Cklaall (1) i York Giants. / prize when in the mood. They say Jim­ Maple Service gained 'M’lns In the vTjl;'” '*!" * MrCooa ...... 11* *1 *7 i*7 Morlarty Brothers . . . 5 1 .833 I Marlin, f .... ^ ' jlc ls surprised St. John’s? 67-48 in Louis Cardinals, said he would go ; off-aeason. \ OIL CQ. , . Irijisan ...... 133 KM 37 S3T Man. Auto Parts ...... 3 3 .500 -3 12 an all Brooklyn bottle and Cfrcigh- In other baseball news, d in t Several coaches a ^ owneVs were my has been' In the gym for a West Side Rec Junior Basketball' ;/Mi. g '*' Kuhlman. f off the' Redbirds’ active roster to TEL MI-f-459S League last night st the Verplanck Wnodhury. I Sullivan ...... 113 86 *3 399 North Ends ...... 3 3 1 “ I ton defeated Scranton 87-86. niaVe room for righthanded pitch- Ha.kung, .the erstwhile phenpm, mumbling something, about the munll^'getting ready for this one. A. , Marlin .., ...... 127 *6 111 133 I l4iFlaihmr. ,f rich getting rlct>4r and the poor ^ x M I - 9 - 4 S M School gym. The Dales defeated I I.,nw Man ...... 93 —- — 93 Dari-Queens ...... 1 5 .loo 1 Jf>nk1n«.\ e J m Arnclle scored 31 points *r ^.Im Walsh, noitoltlonally pur- )*as sold by Minneapolis to HS' Bpklng fans will get the bout, BROWN- I Total* 15 3-7 3t vana,^ the newest International having babies after Brown added dl^ed up on Radio'(ABC) and Fairfield Market, 32 to 30 and ilrrm * *?i|l Barkuk /.. 11* 213 The • North Ends defeated the ** • * forr Penn*et*te beforo fouling out c.i.’ i«(t fi om Holljr.voSd. Walsli SrhuKi. in the third overtime. Penn State League club and the Detroit Tigers Garrett to. his/quarterbacking staff television (NBC) starting a t"10 Sal's, Maple Service edged Herm's - . Pi*. ToUlf'...... 5*7 411 493 15*1 Manchester Auto Parts in the first C,Uffoid. g\. i '•n 16 games and dropped nine Vlneaiil. f . Y (Ml/ 4 was involved in one of the longest added Idaho Falla of the'Class C of Otto Graham and George Rat- p. ni. (E ST). It went 1(1 rounds MSTCl BEAUPRE HANfiE m FUEL Camera, 32. to 27. M. Calaii. I frame of a double header in the Y with the Pactfie Coast League V" STANDINGS Total* ...... It 3-14 / Pioneer League to their farm terman. One general marlagqr ia.st time, Jan. 16, 1953, whcfi Fhlrfield Market led the league (lunao. f .. \ Pataal* Backvlltf (21 /■ Inteimedlate League last night by college gamea on record—five over- caib last (Mason. W Pet. .times against Temple— a few sea- • • a . I' systehi. commented that it waV the flfat Johnson Won ,a tinanimou.* /de- leaders at the, half, 16 to 12, but Doarinx ( . Lenox 131 977 s ^core of 33 to 20. In the second .W.J 3M EAST CENTER ST. OH. msnOiUTORS sBperior team V pta^ failled the rrriioli, -c , ;;;i H I .875, ^ getoaeleke 93-146 704 *74 ' Nsons-ba«^- — '■ thing, ^ v e la n d had woiii',,wllhput cisloar and may .vjery w ell gov tha THIS TRI Pi*ti*r, c .. ,.■, 0 / M V 2 B risiol' * «-• •'» •-»-* • • «-4 'V .TtHf Men^».3^Mleyball Class^s^ CTme, Wqrtartj'g. thh ni%AY||rojaYONtY nifara^^^ Dales ahead In the third quarter, m eo* m '774 790 147/ 345 (Lou) Groza. Brown said h^want- route again. ^—.------333 Main StfM t Pall*. * ....3/ 1-3 \6 Meriden . . . .600 Mllanv*' ...... 114 la* 3*1 Dari-Queens, 60 to 37. ' Las^ghPiFighh last year,” Stanky declared yes­ ed (torrett in case Graham decided M l.f- B 2 3 4 ortog ... r 2, Boston, outpointed or In relief." , Kovl* ...... 103 10* » » diamonds in this league," the (No, 1 heavyweight challenger) ‘-'kest ball handler and shooter - • The Recreation Department an­ North Ends aet up a tight sone HaroW Gomes, 124, Proildence, 10. Smrt Schedule In recent months, Johnny Mize Cleveland' coach s*td. Garrett in­ with ease (^Brookijm in Novem­ •PLEA$URE \ Wv*( SMe Dale* (St) W. HIltMkt 94 — . 84 and Johnny Sain of the New York B. r .'pt*. among little men in the league,’! nounces. the organizstion of a McCurry .. 11* *6 838 defense which the Auto Parts were Worcester, Mass:— Graham 47.4 Average, dicated pleasure at being picked by ber of ISD^His nine-fight winning Varrick' ... 115 736 367 unable to solve. The North Ends ufce;, Dutch Leonard of the BOWLING GIVES YOU Gloanon. ( ...... 0 0 ss'd a i oCficial about Zcke Slni- One Ball Tourney . Holmes. 136, m flftird, outpointed Tonight the Brown's and'said he thought he streak ^eludes a split decision ' r. iniliam*. f ...... n IM> A Nonirki 737 133 102 177 also employed the fast break to Chicago (hiha. Bill Nicholson of the New York, Jan. 29 (J'j—lylien Caimon.-f BaSlela 136 128 '2*0 A u ^e Salazar, 139%^: Boston, 10. N.as31fff vr. Milters, 7—Rec, would be able to finish at least one over E^aard Charles and victories ALL THREE 3 3 tional Niagara ace' cpmea to the’ conducted at the West Side Recre- register most of their tallies. PhUaoelphla PhiHiea, Walt Master- Bevo Francis scores less than 47 McBrld*. f ...... n (W) 0 The ^ West Side . Rowling Augusta, Maine—^Smltty Hicks, Frankie’s vs. Courant, 8:30— season befiire the Air Force called Over Bob iSatterfield and Valdes. Dvirr. c ...... 1 (V3 3 Armorj' Sunday afternoon with mtlon Center on Monda:^ and Total* 573 596 559 17M Bill Mozzer was high point get­ son of Washington and Bobo New­ points, he's having a bad night and L eagu ^ w ill stage it* anniial 159, Poftlanc!, Maine, '.outpointed Rec. him to active duty. Everyliod.v rates John, 25, the ' ^ O P E N — Watann, S ...... 2 *1 the second plac* Tramp* to engage thursdsv evenine* ter for the Auto Parts but his in? som (for the umpteenth titne) an­ the Rid Grande (Ohio) hot shot hae lUY A USD) CAR Caralln. g ...... 4. 0-1 3! One Ball Touraament Saturday Beit Qegnon, 150, LetviSton, 10. High at Meriden. The natlon’e. fw e top ranking No. 1 contender but he'll ge't only tt.e British American*. It will be i evening*. I (9 ) ability to hit from the free throw- nounced their retiremehts. The been having very few of them this I Plckmao. s ...... 00 0-41 II afternoon at the West Side .\l- Martin , . 107 106 137 163 . Newark, N. J.—Ralph piordano, Saturday, Jan. 86 teams, National champion Slaiy- the $4,000 TV money and perhaps Week-Doya 5 pa*, to IS p m I B. Reynold*, g ...... •4 4. ■ 1-J 3 Elks Day in the Main Street drill- t This league is designed to give line hurt his teams chances. to Yankees still are trying to get season. — ' men .i^ho *re Interested In volley' leya.. All proceeds from the ’ Amolrl , .. *7 — — 67, 143. Newark, outpointed Jbhn Dar­ BA’s x t MWlden. ■/ Ssin to change his mind. land and runnenip Notre Dame, another $1,000 from his share of ■Saturday. Soaday. HeUfiiijre shed. Zwick . .. 9* inn 93 as* stay in the game. Jim Selbie and Latest small-college basketball ccntrlbuted heavily to the pro the gate. He has lost only five of WITH THIS TAG-obI Total* ...... 14 TTi 32 bail a chance to have competition event will enter ttie .Manches­ by, 145, Pomptoii Plains. 8j Sunda.v, Jan. 81 2 p.m. to 18 paa. (3*1 . 1 Sports Editor/ Itorl Yoat. who ‘ Te-arnlte 117 8* 103 31* Roger Lord played fine floor Too, Satchell Paige of Baltimore figures releaaed by the" NCAA { ranks. Seven Maryland playrrs •10 since he started tn 1946. He was r. V among themselves \\1thout worrj'- ter Infantile Parai.vsis Fnnd. TaSBsrt .'^1* 130 I* 343 Portland, Maine—Joe Gtimard. BA’s vs. Brlgtol, 3—Armory. B. Plr. officiated laat night's Bristol-New 102 •to 3m ganiea for 'the North Binds. and Bob Elliott of the (Chicago Service Bureau shew the elongated | were taken and 10 members of the | stoppedrd only once. In 1950, by Jer- Modem Beat Rooaw / D. WUIUm*. r .6 0-0 0 Ing about -having -to - compete Bowling n ill start at 12 :IS p. IXsanI,/ 8 r/ . 162, Bath, knocked out Charlie Monday. Feb. 1 White Sox, two other atandtnits of thiMMTft, f i w '.»■ Otop Bcttaiia .dikslt. iMta Ay.;tltoJXtampa m: amt cotrilmie until tfi p. m. Ken Ifiah. .. Mike Eacavich and 166, Montreal, 9t- ’ —— WhiU Glass vs. ()uay!s ’lydol. 7. center has toesed In 759 potnta in [1951 FTetitltig Irish .can have .fii'M'XJIdfi Wajeott who alro.Rnacked :- -.cPREB'.rARKINa-- 4 . ' ynH big wA MEWrCM Mui.-ner, f ...... 3 0^ 4 B4-C6 in another loop thriller; agathat the' young athlele wlio~fs TMai* 15 ~5S;i:k'i*S' Jay Bralnard led the. Mprlartys to -the-past, received unconditional re-- the 1 5 'games ' he’ * played'fair' a 'ehance to play the game for money, 1 out hto father 14 yrors earlier. still in his prime. . . . A cash prize of 82.1 will go Tokyo—Shlgeki Kaheko. Japan, — Y. ^ A . Stephen* r 1 GO m'arked Slnlobla as tup draiver at­ Farrand . 126 317 a convincing second game' win over ieaaaii.. healthy average of 47.4 point* per In general, the nelrcters shied j Bl'ade's 'record for 30 fights to Merrer. c ...... 0 (VO 0 Jim Herdlc, ne%5' Superintendent to tile holder of the high three knocked out Larry Baatan, Philip­ Pioneer vs. Grehn Manor, 8<30— Control-wobbly National League Handler, c .... (Vo traction. little fellow has an Chamber* ...... 131 *6 113 333 a much taller Dari-Queen five. tut. au-ay from All-America pla.vers in | 18-8-4 including his “ big win”,— 1 3 of Recreation, announces that strings. High single string iTarra ...... 113 103 88 316 pines, 4 (For Orient featherweight Y. pitchers now can breathe a lot BMCHESTER CONnOENCEl Taylor...... 4 ' 10 nncanny eye, Is a great feeder and Irish was a demon on the boards Francle added 136 pointsf in three their only choices. John lattner of a knoclcout of .Don Cockcll at Lon- Delaney, g .... will be worth $5. 'Smith ...... 9* 114 84 304 title). Tuesday, Feb. X easier. For in his seasons in the 1 0^ 3) ' r passer and an all- there are already two. team* en­ Dummy ...... ; . . . . . *7 93 games laat week to his already Notre Dame was the only Atl-Htor don in '51. Last year he fought a D. Reynold*, g .3 (VD *1 82 277 and when he was not shooting •Herms .ys. Mayflowers, 7:16— big time. Stanky, With his crouch­ BOWUNB fflEEN — j|. .ri— around c^ri-j^adcr. tered in the league so that anyone aizhhle total. > At. that point, it’s to go In the first round. Pittsburgh draw with Tommy Harrison,. 4he ToUl* ... 51* 503 533 1547 worked well feeding off to Esca- In his first. pro/ensionat bout on R rc. Total* ...... 14 T " is 90 Slnicom's addltibn to the interested in putting a team In the ing batting stance, gained the even tough finding hto closest com­ fell(Av toho'upset l^ r l Walls, and •54 CENTER RT.' yirh ^ d Bralnard. Bob Larson and Nov. 6 , 1947, ' Dan Bucceroni Millers i's, Frankies. 8:30— Rec. reputatton of being a moat trouble­ grabbed him. Tramp’s roster bolsters the Lar- league should call the Recreation petitors. -V- 'lost a sp.llt decision to' James J. TEL. Ml-t-48fi8 office, - 3-6795 as sdon aa poaslble. MKMCiiAx^ xr.*nrx Roy"/Shennlng played outstanding knocked out •Bob Payne in one Wednesday, Teh. 8 some, if not prolific, batter. esemeit who have one of the best CemmSBlty Free! (41 The.v are CTarson Lovett of HOCKEY AT A GLANCE p-arker. Dan Bucceroni'also beat -A-teana- io.mado -up of -six-- men *lLi*round, .ganw^^ XOUPd./, _____ ...... Morlartys vx Green.Manor. 7rr-. Th<> tV^ry Y^nl^ji balanced quintets tn the circuit. He - U rstsi- . .•.Tr.-..-T..;v. .106 81 ~="18(t Fra'hk^lh ‘ and Mn'rahall' wlth'a' Jf.S' .... N'airdhaT 'Lpigil#' “ him Urg-TOtwtngTlirnt'Sl StT'LBtnsr* so any organization shouldn’ikave Jnhnenn ...... *0 — * g 1*5 y. the league record for most bases figures to give Jack Curran assist­ 0 » k ...... 118 113 99 3.10 Silk O ty vs. North Ends, 8:30— per game average and Bob Ijop- Boston 3. Clilcago 2 ance in the back court. Bob Bolger, too much trouble in roundirtg. up ■ t X on balls (148 In 1945). He led the HarrI* 93 93 10* 391 y . . N L thrqe times in that department kins at Gf-ambllng who has' scored New York 3, Detroit 3 (Tie) Vln Verdeschi,| Eddie Bartels and enough for an entry. ' Weir ...... 103 KM 97 303 591 points in 22 games. Wes Fields ard strong men inside The league \vlll only i^unpete Ses^loB — 95 104 199 and also topped the circuit In “hit c o l l e g e BASKETBALL ’’ by pitches”, in 1950. Among; the '“ little” colleges, ?. >‘- and off the boards. once a week, but will have the two Tolair'..’... 1 KM 497 601 1807 Arkansas Tech, which established PACKARD dates open so that If there are Q. Vvho i.oh the (a... ..uuu.vii NariaHy* (3) - East Stanky, who began his big Before fq^iiyi: Bristol Sunday, ...... KM m Penrt State, 97, Pitt 85 (Three the all-time offense mark in 1953, the BA's move into Meriden for enough teams, they may choose Invitation Tournament at Madison , Dan)a"ch'e 89 31n league sojourn With the (Chicago Square Garden and when was it ...... tie *4 *7 2*1/ overtimes) • Is now ahead of last yekys proe. th'e thllrd meeting of the year with between tl^e two arid form two ...... 93 35 .97 2T Chibs in 1943, subsequehtly played NOW! ^ St. Francis (Bkn) 67; SL; Johns Tech ^ows an average bf 95.2 the Kaplaa Towaie*. That game is leagues. Games will begin at 8:15 pleyed? . » /BenSch* .' ...... 3* *3 121 for the. Brooklj-n Dodgets, Boston 101 (Bkn) 48 . — , points per game for. 11. sotoeats. carded Saturday''night. Finding a p.m. .\. Temple in 1988. I.** ...... 8* 87 Braves and New York Giants be­ (WNERS Creighton 87, Scranton 65 Last year, this hfgh-po^'ered outfit' Stop in todajr — Tap ouv good combination with the addition The play Which ' "sees the Total* 4U 444 4 ^ 1440 • fore he became player-manager of averaged 94.1 per game. of George Felgenbaum. the locals KAHTKBN RKBI LTN shooter drive for {.he basket and the Cards In 1952, Ezsard Charles, former heavy­ Paul La'uritzen of Augustajia> appear to be on an even keel with then bring his hand up for an un­ 1I*«SH1* (31 He calls it' quits -with a lifetime (III.) is the'individual leader 1n | Tramp* derhanded layup nearly alwaya, D*Vlii ...... t il weight champion, had 42 amateur other league clubs. A sweep of the B. F. PIF. major league, average of .268. Al­ field goal percentage with a hril- Gompitit week end aeries \vould move them when close guarding by a defender ' ,’ ...... ;.....KM fights- and won them all. Kintals Bolzi'r. t...... 3- t 1 i ...... 94 though he Went, to bat , only 40 Ilant 64.8. Ha’s hit oh 70 of ^ 8 i into the thick'of the rare...... S / 1 11 causes fouling, produces' a call .lohxmn 84 times last season, Eiddle still Flo W* ■...... 4 ' 4 X2 against the shooter. Why? . Cowirs..;., BATTCRIES shots. ^ ERpiirOvtrluuil " Wo Stun 'r n T f.v .'.'." ? ;'.' '.T. t» 1 1 showed a penchant for getting on :Awte M a g i c , .. ■ '-T-' -■ Baltimore, Jan. 29 (F) Hank Vordoeerf. C ...... 1 3 >■ 5 Referees who call this ooeal- Tedlord ... base, getting eight hits, six bases' lUtoflRM'SKMKm . N'dthfnii ld“ seri(r a'way 'foy -Fttrrelt:-'# -rt ror-oCT-m-.-.- a —6r” 17 ways nse the dcfeuiite' roan’s handa _ ... (m 'balla-,a);td- w ar Once W t'bjr ■e^we fiwpply you, -rHfht- out Bertel*--.I..— —...'-.-..-... -4 -a ' as thetr gulde. If. he keeps them.up VV BWsenla,' rr.-: r.r.r: T *••27 pitch* He'aacrlflced/three time*. ]tofr«U. C '•aa*aasao»ao«»a»»«aR • 0 '* 4>f our own stock. -. Orioles gave ’ the outfielder his as the play unfolds and stays that ptreut ,... IM 131 9< 343. . . Idle Mikzis, who often played] Hart _____ ...... 3 outright* release. TWirarcfeV a na­ Tolel* v.'l i'f'f 1 i . Si'i-rTri-. . 1 -83- i> 04 way. » foul la rarel.T called. But ’ .-*4 -j? *4 BY AIL AUTHORIZED ahOTtatop' alcngslde Btahky alth lcaiabrees v. 7J 'hixrifos. Ciitffwayfi ani! all sdiw :::W iaiafc:* tive of Elmwood Place,. Ohio, and Bam* if hr brings them dimw on - the y., .Duhaldfi ..95 8* 92 2*3 ...... 3 B F. PtR. Brnr»>nlo . . 97 79 *7 2*3 the Dodgers, yestei'day returned | gSSachka.'s ...... si formal accessories. ^ Arp I tr I now living in Santa Ana, Calif., Byrno. a ...... -...... « -.1 15 player bringing up hit' shot. It Is Z»lck 1 » 93 m 344 DEALERS EVERYWHERE UNDER hto signed contract to the (^ ic a g o . Hnaan ,'.7.'.'.'.'.'..''8 became the thfird veteran of the Birch ...... 7 3 16 normally ruled a foul. The .pres­ Ecnhrrt .... • — KO 132 214 Cubs. Miksto became the 25th Qabl ...... » Caniwoll ...... >..... 0 . « 0 sure is all on the defender, for if .....0 . ^ old St. Louis Browns to be dropped (’«rl»oii. c ...... ;...... X.9 3 21 TolsI* ...... 531 491 1o9 iiii TERMS OF OUR GUARANTEE. ' M o m c Im H o t W o E p o p B r to come to terme for 1954. 1 i from the players roster, by the O.lwiriio A...,,...... 3 * IR the shooter’s hand comes up- and » s • ToUll* .i. .. 33 14 so oriole*. ■ ' . > Wldbolm, f ...7...... 2 4. R hits his, referees piMs It as part of .Ncridcs REGAI. Scanlon ...... 3 fk WbHe (ila» (I) m d Pdaf Company . OTUERB TO (4ION were; Third' 3 his shot. ' Bohn. Jr...... — 113 103 220 MEN'S SHOPS Klcckncr ...... 3 5 D. E. FKECHETTE, F r^ baseman Bobby Adanto of the • $845 scores with their run-run-run. carbon cleaned, iwlvea refaced, D. DrMrrrhnm ...... 97 106 110. 312 Q.: What part of an offensive F. DrM rrchant...... 90 *3 *5 381 1951 Chevrolet Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan. aU new gaskets, new oU, kee- . , . ,0*llh» ...... i ...... 108 10a KM .11* SAVE MONEY player’s body should defensive,Calmer ...... 123 toe 83 323 C A ^ WAX WASHED IN A JIFFY Radio, heater, siffnal liiihts. and. . ^ 1 1 therlro all pistons, .'iBatoll new man watch i^ en guarding? Hrim 96 133 9e 31* CLEANING AND INSTALUNG Topootch Games A.: His mid-sectlon. Our “ Auto Magic’* car waaher jMt only cImur y other extras...... ^ 1 1 wrist pins. Complete labor. 8 % ! Total* 514, S3* 493 1533 A t Redooed Psiero saleo tax extra on pni^ ON GOOD USED TIRES BASKETBAU car but gives it that poUshed^loolu 1949 Cbmolet Club Coupe. SEPTIC TANKS mi CESSPOOLS 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan.— Power 4 **mplsto argaalzattoa to TRAINED SEWAGE SPEC1ALI8TS An exceptionally bMutiful car. Glide, radio.-heater FREE USED TUBE aMag the aMst mafiera eanlpoieat aad aaaeiilaery'—RESULT! A HAVE YOURJCAH W’AX WASHED TODAY Has an extras pomible. ^ Q ^ g WITH EVERY USED 'HRE DITRING JANUARY ■CTTER jafi at a LOWER PM CB; SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 and defrosters. GUARANTEED PRO GAME A tmU value...... '■P r r THIS IS WHY With snow and ire on the ground there’s no need to drive a Watorpraaflag aC eelhira. STATE ARMORY on smooth tires. We have used tires with plenty of miles left Special Inirodactory OHer y NKSSIFF ARMS CO. a Now aail3rgwiaai arpter . . . mare pcopl# c»fl PKELIMINARY 1:80 ' 1951 (^tovralat 2-Door Sedan. — Has BRUNNER’S on'them. All rizes—nil prices. For passenger (cnra—and some FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR 1951 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan—^Nice 2 ' 1015 MAIN STREH , Haro laatallaA M 'Kinney Bran. for trucks. a Now “ rootprooT* sewer «i4r *BiI**- tone green painL ^ v A C (1) Prompt Serric* BRITISH- WET WASH W f: Radio and heater. PACKARD WE BUY JALOPIES FOR JUNK AND PARTS' itaro iaatalML . (2) Quality Work $1495 Radio ai(8 heater. ^ Savms Ypui Manmyl o nagged aew«[r Base cieoa- WILL BE CLOSED ofi eleetrtesOy. (3) Reaaonablc Prkeo AMERICANS N(^ Overhead At Rockville MANUfACTWtIb 6Y Ufl-TI**l'SAtm t COfiP. OP AMIIICA V8 . PANTALEO'S A L L D A Y ^ IE SAFE . . . IE SURE Bill’s Shell SenricB Road, Talcottvilic USED AUTO PARTS BRISTOL ' CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. MANCHE$TED NOTOI SALES M A I N S T . m i M M U T f ^ ^ l Tel MI-.5-5191 HORACE ST. .e. TEL. MI-9'7346 SATURDAY, JAMUARY 30 Coll McKINNEY PROS. JlT|«A IN $TREET — MANCHESTER •V"" TRAMPS S121¥EST CENTER SY.-:-C6 r . H A R T F O R D R I L SheR PremilNa Gaad|»fi’ Wp;jh ^ SEW AH MSfOSAL COMFANY ~ Oeoeral $1—Katorvoff_ 1 * 81J8 ” ' YfilPHCWf IIIM (tknaCK M ill M M l)-M a TEL. lO toM •*M 8fi--^IM-lM K A B L or.. JIANUytolUt

.- v .V-. . ■■4'- .V-. . A- . 4 /• v>-:v .r, 'i- 'i ■ - J'. X- i / ■/' '' ' ' 'I'-r ■ ' ■ , '• V ’V ' / ’ u ■■ ;- / ■ ■■ ^ ■: i.'i, / ./■ ' MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANIjJARY 29, IS , J \ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER^ CONN^ FRIDAY; JANOARy 29» 19^ Hotmea for Salt 7 S Mowaa for Salt U HeouM for Bait 72 Panel S<;reen8. What*B the IVext M ove on the K eeney Street School? RooBia without Boards 56 SUMMIT PrtvaU eale. 62 aow m ui W . You must aea tMl m AitoiMibUw far Sato 4 B a a ii Sluices OfffirM IS Hcatlnii^PhiaibiBc 17 Degi—Birds—Itots 41 HSuachoM Goods 61 Six robtn Cape Cod, pre-war con- attractive colonial home aUiitted h e n r y STREKT Araar-FIvff-wmkiL- QU A»>A|OT^BieT> an^nithtef ■trticttoif.’-Whole interior recenUy on "wj a lovely park-like lot with______over t '{< ..TUDOR. -ULEARANCE3ALE Caa*~Cod, 4araga,..WOOdad Add- Todecoratrd.- Foor«doi»im — "vfttn -1 6 9 -rooe fauimeer>Wtce ja r f a Uvlag I PoK^ Uronp. hMt*r, axceUent motor. Pricod (urntture a apecialty, ebatra cansd heating. AHeraUoiuf and aaw cellent pita for children. Rorkytilil fenced lot. A nice kune completa ' jt' t' . All fun.!!.... Un.|» 9IUS1. powder room, two up with bath­ room, fireplace, pictureaqua din- forifoick wila. MorloMjr Brotham, and niakad. Anson- F- ’ Theip. w ork. Parma glaaa alaatrio- and ancas'st tremendous uvhtg:-You with everythtng f o r only 618,900. room. tiraplaco, large modaro tog room and kneheh. Master bid- SOl-US Center St. Pbobe MltchaU 94789. gas water haatera sold aad tn- x : u ve at , •. Warren E. Howlanu, Reoltot. MI. CaMnet kitchen. Laundry area to room plus twin sited snd tUe bath lo . Patroli^en : Seeking stalied. TbtM paymanta arrangod. CHAMBERS FURNITURE PLEASANT ROOM for'rfnl D e«r 53600 or A, R. WUWe, J r., M l. bdaement. Completely Inaulatod. on second floor. Attic. Screened IMl'lMO, OU>RR CkevroleU, WINDOW SHADES made to order Skalley Brothers, lOtciMU 9 ^ 4 . Live Stpek—yeiilcton 42 Sergeant Post; Eight and iaataUed. Venetian blinda At The Grun able location. 9-4389. •; Storm windows and aoreena. fide porch, boMment garage, hot !n School Plari Torda, other good tronaportaUon. wkter .heat with O.B. furnace. A b V T * Good credit enible ua to accem S8 and curtain foda. 24 hour aervice. WE BUY C0WS(^ calves and beef MltchcU 3-5167 r o o m f o r Rent, riot waterJskUch Amanita driva, attached garage. Afie^ Rookie x^bs catUe. Also bbrs Piela Bros. Houra; 10 to 5—7;S0 to 8i30 P. M.' ATlHXcnVE FOUR Room home Must he aeen to be approeiated. Dtahwaaher and dispoaal are tome .M 0 U R R doem. Dodgtaa >Iotora,.338 Main. Battntataa. fla d ly given.. Fagan MeviBir<;i^Tnlcldfi|p«- an prlvUeges. For irtngte or\tw0 to very iiop^condUlon. May be Appotottog a/l6-m*mltor cora-f which la oooipflMl alUir ■WiaStiw Shade Oo., Route 44 at Tel. M l. 8-7409. , Call 50. 98069. No agents. of the many featureA Shown by Ten patrolmen competthg for I hh> fo4:80 P. BL S to k s g * M gcnUen^ln; Phone M l. 3-7903- - \ purchaaed/Wlth or without furni­ appointment Bxcluaiva with Ova mtttee to reprasMit them to any: m**tinga, waa rathuifl M BotUm Notch. Mitchell »«t4TS. praihotlon to eergaant and eight futiira s e tto p a group o( AOieut 951 tha Jan. 36 meeting, Chevrolet Tudorr-1145 COMBINATION Gas and oil stove. T w a 5 w 5 M S . Kitchen Shd bed- ture. imnifaUate occupancy. Call, HORTON RD.—Custom built 1941. Tyler, Realtor. 50. 9-4469. MANCHESTER— . ackage Dellv Good cmKUtlon: NO- 9-90|M. NMadell^ ftouth. Realtor. 8 badrdom home, living room ap­ men seeking flv4 probationary pa­ opponents o f the move to abandon! The summary: fC U TIM E IM t'C h evrolat Club O w pe—S145 XlhBQCST MAKIN0...43ood erork- cry. Local light trucking ant y .^ Artlctos for Sdo .45 iC for two gentlemen or cou- trol mch’a Jobs on tl}* force were present n i^ for the K«en*y ! VOTlft): That aU Uda rHelNH manahlp. Reaaonahie rateo. Satl* W042 or M l. 3'-to'^. proximately 17 X lltk, ftreplaoe. i^C H lH rim ^ t. James Pariah, ._^!PIBD ADVT. 1940 Chevrolet Tudor— package delivery. Retrigeratoriv OIL ANO GAS eombtoatlott range, M l. 9-3081. two-famlly, five and five, fuB cal. being examined orally today by a Street Sraool voted last night '.o on December 33, 1963, cm tlii IM * matca gladly given. Moulaon’a iiAliUBT’s’A ^ u e Shop. to» Main 6 room full bath, ell heat, ample closet 7. THRU FRI. wadtera and stoval, moving A street Mttcbdl 8-8001 Moderately good condition. Price reasohable. SCHOOL McUon, lar, bxpaindable UUrt floor, oU three-member, screening panel in seek counsel to tispfesent ney Street School Project b#, 61M CENTER MOTOR SA U ^ WoodworiOng Shop. Pilgrim apcdalty. ML 94798. . ^ 51 Washington St. Call Ml. 91196. flCELY FURNISHED room, very .radiant .N|paca. Overalzcd garage with priced Itema in china, gtaat, tin­ cleqn, private home tor a gentle­ ranch, attached S*****-,, , Breezeway. Rear porilh. Lot 78 z steam' heat, city conveniences. Bx* the hearing room of the Municipal them .III any legal action which the aamc are hereby mjevtofl,' |Q:30 A. BL 2-666S. heat. 62,000 down. ^Call Owner ccUent condition. O.I. and F.H.A. Building. <. ware. piwter and furmtiire. JORDEN UPRIGHT frUMi-, h^ man. Call at 819 Spruce St. ‘ 190k Shurbs. Owner leaving town coiU* out of the fight over VOTED: That the GenefAl 5l6n^ 'SATURDAY 9 A. M. 461 Main Street \ AUSTIN A- CBAMI CD. Hartford 33-5867. '\ approved. Gatto Co., Hartford The aergeancy opening, as well the/jilana. ager be. and he la herehy oatAar- MANCHUSTsnt Walduig Service. local and long dtataa 790 pounda. 8 months old. ' 818M0. Walton W. Grant, Hart Portable equipment. General ford >7984. Kvantoga “ Manchester 991N , 91016, evenings as the Sve new patrolmen, was a grbiqt took action at a meet- tsed and remeatod to titoe wAaU 1646 CHEVROLET heavy didy pick* paclzins. storage. Gill For the BEST buy to Ml. 98444. > MANCHES^R—New TSiiidl, quiul Manchester 50. 841944. _ in the Keeney Street School ever acUon is nteisraiy to tonal- KOR r ooofiaut'noy wntx elding, buUer and furnace weld- ' g-sm . HartfM g -im Boarders Wanttd 59-A ity construction, no devela)iment, 5 0 . 9 7 1 ^ provided for in 'the Poller Dept, Arn^OlATED , up truck, 6590. Ceil 'ML 96029 VENETIAN. BLINDS budget for this year. Chief of Po- _Jt*r learning that Atty. Jay E. hate Oie servtcaa of the ptasent :tcheU 9-169S or MItenaU MONOGRAM .Cambtoati5>d^ oU-kaa large kitchen, three bedrooms, MODERN 4-ROOM home. Cabinet 6^ler 6 p, m. CaU MI-3-4865 M ove, to .very good condition,. M9. / ...... lice Herman O. Bchendel .Asked, for. Rubto(nr..*a.stauj}ch ..opponent at. Arnold LawnManra FINDELL MFG.; CO: Genileman. fall cellar, wooded lot, -centrally kitchen, plastered waUs. olt burn- H the aba^oncient, waa eager to Keeney Street School Projmit ~iMarMI-3-5121 MI. 3-7094. / tOpM\AND Board. located. Only $18,300. Carlton W, M ANCHE^R VALUES er, full cellar, near bus, school, the extra sergeant, who would he 11990 CREVROUET f^rdor, fuUy BARO:>U> A SONS. Rubbish i PsintiBg—PapoilBiC SI 485 East Mtddla Turaplka ML 3-7U9. ••' -r I the department's-fifth, so that continue hts opposition as a ciU-j VOTJU): That the OAMMl 54sn- \ equipped. Original Uack finiah. Also. RocondtUonlim Hutchins, MI. 99U 2, 9-4694. shopping center. Only $8,500. Carl- moval,Ll,^d90 callara cleaneu. cau PAINTIMg . . Paperii^ ceUinga 3 ROOMS f u r n i t u r e —$189 New five -I13.90Q, fourth cruiser patrol could be es­ sen but declined to represent the' "g ^ be, and he is bwateP author* / ExeepIkmUly clean. Only 1895. MltcheUlie U ^ 0 8 4 . Tapu and Cords hy Yard ton W: ..Hutchlna. 5 0 . 9-91S3-9-4694. noUD. hbd roqueotetf to caaaa th6 Sea Bob Dliyer, Center Motor whitened, floors sanded aad re- Bedroom, living room, kitchen MANCHESTER-Cape very tablished. ■ finished. CaU G. Fickett, Man- Uaed but in good ahape. Easy T^iDcnts 63 nice, 610,000; expandable Cape pine Aerea Terrdee—Four rtwms AVONDALE ROAD WeU con- The feet that only eight would * A fter - .considerable...... diacuaston, the;praesnt architect on the Ki6»6y Uwt aad pQoiid Salea. 461 S t ______COMPLETE and power lawn chasten HI . 34881- DCUTA-DE WALT power to«ds tefmi. Su U dav or nlxht Phone Apartmew^Flata— and garage. BxeeUsitt caaditibn-- be rtmkies taking the oral exsmt jgroup decided to tr'n.e no action 8tM6t School Proiaet.' AJfiilM mower sales aervica. Motors Cod. has everything, 613400;' - 8 structird home, axceUant condition. Lawrbnce, to be paid tha botoMa 949PDVMOUTH 46oor. Oray. nccaaaoriea. Salea. aarvice. me Hartford 6-Q3S8-. After 7 .pjn, ' room hoin#r • acres, of. - viand, , TlJ.tKiO.. 5(ove-right la, livtof rotan wito nation today indicatee .that aix oQtfr than the appointment of .a. ^'^''fMSUND-'^ktdMT Spmdel typate,^ tUitodknd Pickup an d DECCRitTE n o w : Ouaruiceed due TUm on htg- contract wtth tha Radm, heater, new Urea, new bat- BtraUoo. Term s arranged, 46-46 80 / three OR four w m apiftniehf. 68,700. Bolton, three.ranch houses fireplace, two bedrooma, large, candidates have already been committee until legal counsel is , r vicinity of Bolton. Phone Man-| deliveiy aarvice. workmanship; FuU Insuranca cov­ furnished or unfurnished. Central Older 5lain Street Hbme—Four Town on said project, obtatotog * dleater Ml. S6U7, or MI. S6878. tery. d e a n throughout.^ Make ua glqutpmeat Go., 88 Main B—R —T—’—a 60,500 to 611.800. Vernon six ranch kitchen, and bath first floor. Up­ eliminated by written teste given obtained. ML 8-9013. erage. Keystone Decorators. ML location. With heat, ^ h t and hedroomA lavatory down, two car Im'icated ^ from said Lawrence at the tAm* an offer. Morinrty Biothera, 301 4 ^ 9 ALLYN ijT., HARTFORD houses. 69.300 to 614,000. Many garMfo—2I3,T00„' stairs . expandable.. Screens, earlier thle jnqnth.. Originally, 4tan*-« saleoM by h U n -fe r ^ clAfane "‘xloSl^W® vlcln. 315 Center St. H fied; -0-1306-- ^ zeater. Lease around 1109 iiiidr* Uitlngs of all ktoda.-CallT1ie storms;' oil Mirnir, Urge lot. split there jfiid been 14 applicants for Mrs. Hugo iBenson, a leader to DOORS OPENED, tereat Sea tha new triple-tUde Write Box D, Herald. \ against the TOwn. / » lty\Clrcle It^ C lr Theater, InacripUon on copied, vacuum deaiii Irons. PATMTINO, Exterior and interior, o n e GE REFRIGERATOR, 655; Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Realtor, Btx Room Brick Cape Cod With rail fence, trees. Lovely home, the patrolmen's Jobs. the fight against the abandonment, VOTED; That Ocnwral Reward. Pleaae call ML 11947 MERCURY chib aluminum combinaUaa wtndowa— nice section, 613,600. Cell Wm. said rti* had been contacted by IS, etc., r^MUred. Shears, papcriiani^.. Ceilings refiniah' also doors at great anvtam. Call large double bed, box spring and X Manchester ML 8-6930 o i^ . Ml. baaementgArage and many extxtras . The ten patrolmen etarted meet Manager be, and he ti hereby au­ tlful maroon finiah. mattren, 620. CaU HarUofd 9U83. Goodchild, Sr., Realtor, MI. 6-7938 many organisations and waa con­ ivea, mowafa ate., put con- ed., WaU paper hooka on raqueot, tor tiT ' demonstraUon. BiU Tun' Business Locations \ 9-9931.______. —$15,800. tog with the acreentng panel for thorised and roqueatod to engage Looka and runa very go for coming needs. th- Eatimates given. FuUy insured. anytime. 19rn^nute Interviewa at 10 o'clock ■wall4 Pbete. vinced Ui* groupa were waiting for ■ -j 6499. Center Motor Salea,; . Main Bky. MltchcU 94096. ONE MAPLE wing chair, small .^MANCHESTER - For 8104W0, four- Their expreaalons reflecting dejection'''and concern over delay Umy expect-action by the Board sf Walter Crabtree, Jf., architect, of V waitot^M Paarl street. Call Edward R. Price. MttcMI for Rent ' 64 Central—6^\|ind 6 duplex with this morning. The probetUmary- Keeney Street area residenU to Wert Hartford. Conn., to prepare ABBoancenenis desk. 9 V is Fifth wool rug, lamps i^roort expandable Cape Cod, not gkrege arid lar|;e lo t kANCHBftTBR — Cape Cod. four Director! Tuasday will cauM In tha construction of a new Keeney Street School, opponents of the re­ take a stand _ __ ilMT PONTIAC Club aedan. FuUy 9-1008. ROYAL ANO Smitb-Oorona port­ GROUND FLOORS office space. ro^ s, expandable. 3% years old. patrolmen candidates faced the neceosary plana, and apartMtlofiA MANGHkanOt T^V. Servlet able and standard typewriter* and dishes. 5|L 3-9387. .\ tovs development. Good, aised panel In the sl^ernoon. jection ar4l shewn talking over the next move last night at a meOting to tha present Keeney Street The 19meir.ber committee was IfEW X^N E Ml. -34796. Mac'aT equipp^. Priced to aell today M Good traffic locaUon, 700 sq. ft. kitchen, all city utllltlto, over- Many Other Choice Llstlnga Off\Porter street. Partislly finish- for the conttnktlon of ah etemen- nadio and T-V. -apadallata stoca AND Paperhanging, AU makn of Padding maehtou The panel consists of Cspt Jo­ School. ■ ' . ^ empowered to aet “to secure the tary srtiool ^ land o f the TWini interior Decorating, Reupholater* I only 6995. Center Mdtor Salea, 44l work. Your neighbor MAHOGANY Bedtoom set. to plus fuU basement, lavatory, heat­ sizedvgarage. Lot 90 x 200. Many ed eOoond floor. Hot water heat, prompt constnictlOn of the Keeney 1931. House, iaivlce csll 33.50 Mid or rented. Repolra on aU condition. Consiato. of four p ^ er ed. 875 a month. CaU Warren E. amesite drive. No agents. 50. seph 5(cDonel(L of the Hartford on Keeaay Street near HacktDA-. ***• I ^ UltdMli 94680 Aw or night recommendation. 30 yean in makaa. Martow'a.x other Ksttogs available. Call this T.J. C R O C K E T T Street School as voted on June 33, bed, dreaaer with mirrors, chest Howland. Realtor. MI. 3-3600 or A. office foitvlnformellon. Alice Cam- Real Estate Broker 9-7996. Polloe Dept- Lt William A. Grub­ tack Strti^, (tha eAme sit* Save 67J8.| i 991 CHEVROLET tudor dMtixe Mancheater. Raymond Flake. TeL -V er of the C(^artlcut State Police 1953.'* NEW „ on cfheit ahd night table. Phone R . WUkie, Jr.. MI. 94380. pet, Realtor. Phone MT. 9-4943. 244 5laln Street, Xtahehester A b ou tT oW u ready undbr cotialdaraUonl. 78 weeka of Life for Aon- 5(r. and seen Bloneyloney’s I Radio and TV, teed. CaU ML 94535 for quick bon- street, corner Wadsworth. MI. utilities, full basement, large lot Lots for Sate, 73 618 C 6 t ., Mlanchester, Oonri. C(MntidentiaI aervice. ManohaStor burner. Excellent cjnAtlon. Low General Electric at tha world's Lesperance. MI. 9-7620. Charles Morhardt, 193 Barker international agreement In con 991* A. F. o f L , will be held at what Molotov had aaid to ahift Mrs. Olenden Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs., Lewis Denounces INCOME TAX prepared. CaU Dan bqt aarvice. Investment Corp., 244 Main straet price tor quick aale. May be aeen 9-0779, or MI. 99819. 300' deepv near bua and shopping p o r a .i« loo’ » *wv r „< St.. Hartford, father of Mra. Ar­ K'^grton WUcox, snd Mr. and Mrs- Must be abh first cash and carry appliance center. Price 313.900. To Inspect A*" flict with the Constitution shall lot Tinker Hall Monday at 7:80 p. m. the pArley onto the sutject of die- Moslar, Ml. 94339. M I. 3-5416. at 395 O w ner HUl S t s to re .. A 6449.09 G. E. automatic VERNON CENTER, Route 80, gas MANCHESTER denUal area, A-A zone. All utUi- nold K. Nelson, 737 Lydall St. have any effect. This is subatan- armkinent biit there waa conkid- Wiliam Minnlek. ANTIQUES Rcfiniahed. Repairips phone Babraba Woods Agency. died at hia home last nivht. Ike T-H Proposals dona on any furniture. Tleman, refrigerator for only ???? You station with modest living quar. tlea. Near school and bua line. tlally the same as the first clatue The Manchester Girl Scout speculation that they may Kortta Writes Lawrence ’ HOOVER VACUUM Cleaner sales | P L M I n o w to modernize your We have a delightful Uve room 97702. He was, born In Hartford Jan. McanwhUe. arrangemenU to and service.. LaFlamme Appliance 1 A a t o A c - T i n s • 189 south Main aUact Phone kttraah. Jritb. A: Youngatown_ .atok would not believe it if we told ters, 650 per month. Tel. Rock- Tel. 50. 98859. Ip Bricker’s amendment: EUsen- Council will meet Tuesday at 7:49' nave brought up hts own plan to Help Wastcd^-FcBiato 3S yon, so drive to Brunner's. No viUe 5-7607...... ' custom bulH brick house with at- 38.- -1866,- and had lived there- all Kower does nor obJiKt to It. p. m. At'th* h6tUe o f Mrs. Herbert spike the wsrrtog world's guns. carry out the Board of /Directors (Continned tram Pag* Om ) Co.. 19 Oik St. ML 94868. I MOTOR SALE, new guararr- MltcheU 8-9641 unit. Terrific sayings on all Uched. heated garage. This house MAl^CHESTER G R E ETT; MANCHESTER — Well located A his life. He retired from the m odels, 679.95 and up. Terms, overtiead. On the RockvUle Road The second section would pro­ McKinney, 94 Adelaide Rd. ^ After Bidault spoke, Britain's vote to dismiss Arnold Lawrsnee toe. 10% down. Ghavrol'i Ford, WANTED—Woman to help mother TalcottvUle. Across from Oarrity LARGE STORE for rent with base­ is three years old. First floor has Desutiful ranch home with ex­ zone lota with water and sewer.: Scottish Union and National In- Foreign Secretary Eden took the as architect for th* school snd hire soiwd-legislation.” But he blasted FILE YOUR income tax return in -of--kindergarten daughter—with, Banson’a, Inc.* 1089 Mato. vide that aireemenU other than ’ your'mrii'~h6hie, Ckff ML\9492t Mencmy,- DodiW — 7 . Phone Bros.-^Open every night 111 9, air ment, desirf Me' iocattotr. SuitaMr a-charmlng'livlng-TOonr wtth-fronl tended breezeway anClark, of New- still Unsold to Rsymond T. Qulsh on the new soviet proposal for a thing,” needs. Stock clearance ssls bUnda at very low prices. Shades Madtinerjr and Toola 52 GU^n^BURY —New 3 .bedroom Tito to Office sary to terminate the aervlcea of try to WlUimenUc. Hours 7 a.m . wait Marlow’A ^ Plastics, In c., is looking for ymi. deatre 8 or 4 room . fmfuralshed hum screens and doors. Welt land­ than 160’ with a depth of 180’. ingtuu. and Mrs. Helen Augustus, at/the State Armory thl# evening world' disarmament conference in- reversal and blinds retaped. Du­ ranchv Youngstown kitchen (with the present architect, Arnold Law­ Lewis denemneed the proposal to 4:8Q p.m . CaU PL 2-7914 after th r o u g h J a n u a ry . A ll s iz e s , a ll Make friends and cash profits WE BUY-SeU-Trade-Rent power apartment. Reaaonahie rent, MI. scaped lot with outside fireplace. "niis property can be shown of Hartford; one sister, Mrs. Em­ ^fter 7 o'clock.. cloJtog the Chinese Reds. for governmont-eponsored poUs on WEAVING of burns;\moth holes with our Party Plan. Call now. pont washable shades 62.69 on dlshwabher). flreplsce, attached ma _ Harding, of Northampton, rence, on the Keeney Street School • m a k es. your roUer. Stock blinds 3 for 69. mowers, chain saws, tUlers, gar­ 9-9931 after S :30 p.m. by appointment only. Please Of President Dulles, planned to recognlxe project. [any strike call aa calralated to and torn clothing, hclaery runs, MI. 3-7597. den tractors, outboards, power Shown By Appointment Only ly,. E A E Realty. 12 grandchildren. Bidault as the first speaker. The "rivat around a labor orgaidxa- handbags repaired. Upper re­ One day service. Arrow Window MANCHESTER vicinity, five or six do not ask for locations. 5 0 . 96397 - 3-4480. “This letter, in. accordance with Shade Co., 348 No. Jdain street. tools. Term s arranged. Ctopitol The . funeral will be held at French dlplomat'a reported .mis­ ttton and its membors a doubla AutoBwbUea for Sato 4 placement umbrellas rtpuired, p a y r o l l c l e r k , prefer 3 to room unfijrnlshed rent. Children, o'clock-tomorrow afternoon st St. (Coafiaaod tram ? if6 • Woman Is Rescued the dlreeUon of the Board, haraby' COLE MOTORS years of college. Apply Gunver M I. 96041. Equipment Co., 36 Idiin Stpbet. ' Exclusive With sion was to take the kickoff to terminatea your services in aU iron band of rcatraint and oppres- men’s shirt coUara reversed and ages four/and eight. Will redecor­ COVENTRY: Laiteview Ter- James Episcopal Church, Zion St., trying to get the conference im­ alon” with tba apparent aim of FOR A GOOD U ^ car or a nra.l 436 Center Street replaced- Marlow’a Little Mendr Mfg. Co.. 334 Hartford Rd. ate and care for grounds. Willi- Wantea— Real Estatt -77 'Then, referring to Yu respects relative to the Keeney OldsmobUe with Rocket engine | POT BURNEUi Stove and Coleman FRANCES K. WAGNER Hartford, with burial in Rose Hill From Wrecked Car mediately down to the German Street'School Project as of Wed­ making "human labor" a ”cm - lag Shcqii. usical Inatruneftta 53 mantle, HA. 3-4023 collect. . race. 4 room* »nd dinette; Memorial Park, Rocky Hill.' relations with the We coataot- A1 Catalano, at the Man-i M I-9 -0 9 8 0 gas lantern. Both like new. Very queaUop. nesday, Jan. 37, 1954. modity or article of commereA.” reasonable. CeU beween 6 and 9 5 Realtor ' v \livihg room 16’ x 22'; large Frtenda may callyat the-Taylor Soviet. cheater Motor Sales. Mltchall | WANTED—Girl to work part time. MUSICNinatrumental rbntal. Com­ BUSINESS WOMAN, daughter, de A' car driven by Mrs. Ula Dc- Eden would be next to aprak. “WiU yoii please suggest a time That particular recommanda- Norich Electrical Instrument Co. p.m . MI. 8-6789. litone fireplace; amesite drive­ W A N T E D and Modean F t ^ r a l Htfme. 233 tion of Comtounift:alflTn nations, Tito Diplomats said he had a detailed tlon baa no chance of copimittA* 8-4184. plete line of inatnimenU. Rental sire furnished apertment. Hartford MI-9-0028 / , said! Robertis, 27, of 842 Woodbridge when Town Counsel Oiules N. Bnildiiiff— ContrsciiliC ^ 14 891666, M i. 9-0833. way; 1-car garage with door Washington S t/ after 3 o'clock paper ready outlining how All- approvaL l a v t a a i BatUrlaa. aeU-charg- WANTld>T-Woman to make tele^ ”,QUAUTY” BILT flrtipUce man- applied to, purchase price. Rep- REAL ESTATE “We hay* noTeason or need for St., ran off the road, aideswiped a Cfrockett and 1. can discuss with inFORE YOU Bay's used a x ing, year guarantee. 63949 any to kitchen; storm sash and this afternoon. German elections should be held. you payment by tha town of th# See Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 6 phone appiointments for photog­ trt. Stained, assembled, ready to resenltog !!^ds, Selmer, Bach, changing burTull cooperatloi utility pole and then continued up — car. Let ua damopatrato. Budget ALL KINDS of caxpantiy work. Pedler and wndy. Mettec's Miuic MANCHESTER—6 Room Cape Cod /| an embankment to hit several They Said it would cover not only balance due you on your contract Salea and Sendee. 288 Ham rapher. Call h a . 8-4031. install. ExceUent for painting, screens; lot 150’ frontage by those wM up until now coopArated the coat Oda Motors, Mltchall Ilsssonsbls ritfia twi Studio, 177 M ^ e e . MT. 8-7SOO. Business Property (all finished). Basement recreae;^ 4, 6, 7, 8 Room Single Houses small treea last night, but the driv­ safeguards of freedom during the and o f obtaining from you A otcaet mtebeU 94S7L Open ava- CaU MI. 93877. Ucm room, storms, fully insul(tt^d. 100’ (deep. Price 89,775. We with ua without meddltoi actitol. voting, hut also coDdittoaa 94960, f o r S s l e . toternSl affAlft. er *scap*d w ith only a. hump on .hsr release of sill claims affainst th* tdnga. GENERAL CARPENTRY - A1 LEAVINC STATB-13.5 cu. ft. doep All this tor only $11,000. E "A S will arrange mortgage to suit. Please Call “ Funerals head to show for it all, police re­ which should prevail before, dur­ town relative to the Keeney StreAt '■ I T S TIRES—Snow may come, so why Help Wsntoil—Mato 56 Realty. MI. 9-6297 - 3-44^. But at the same time^Tlto ex­ ing and after the balloting. teratlons, addlUona and new freese^ 7 cti. ft. refrigerator, BECKER BROS. Piano in good WEST SIDE—ExceUent locaUon tor pressed hope for the "norapallsa- ported. School Project.” TOWNKXOUNTRY 1949 CHEVROLET Tudor, itae don’t you pick up a pair of ano- ccmstructloR. Dormers, borchas, condition. 37 Foster St. MI. 3-5331. beauty parlor. Ground floor, low Under conference regulations, local owner, deluxe model. Lus- YOUNG MAN, full Ume. for gan garden tractor with 3 attachments. CUSTOM BUILT Home, living SIX CAPE COD HOAffiS: tiem” of relations between Yugo­ The accident, which fu rred on Lawreaoe SUeat caps now. AU alara 63.90 up, cash garages and rooms finlahed at eral drug atora work. No hl^ta rent. CaU A C B Realty Co. MI. hflas Kathrya Quton. Molotov would have the 'right to When contacted today, Law- . troua black, A car you would ho AU to good condition. Tel. Jdl. room with artistic 'fireplace, book- Located on Lenox .Street. Oad- GKORGE L. GRAZIADIO slavia and Its Communist Eut flouth Main Street near the Man­ and carry, Brunner's, RockvUle reasonable prices. Workmanship no Sundays. Apply in persofi only, 93441. 93392. Funeral services for Miss Kath­ chester Country Ouh. also trapped take the floor directly after Eden renca declined to say whether he W O ^'S MESSiS ' to own. Only 1796. See Bob Rd., TalcottviUe. Opra tvenlngs gnarahteed. Fn.s estimatoa. Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 rtielves and large' mirrors, ’Twin terbury Street. McKinley ryn Quinn, Locust St., wers held European neighbors In this res­ finished. The big question today Ohyer, Center Motor Sales, 461 459 Hartford Road. \ size bedrooihs, large kitchen, R e a lto r pect .the speech varied little from Mrs. DeRebertls to the car, the would Accept payment And sign ’U1 9. Robert M. -Alexander. TeL MI. OFFICE FOR sale or sub-let. Air Street, Walker Street Carter this morning at 8:30 at the W. P. impact of the pol* having Jammed was whether he would Join in the a releaaa or bring suit against tbs 1 Street. conditioned, newly decorated, pri- ceramic lUe bath, finest workman- the report of hla'Executive Coun­ 97716. WANTED Diaaidiids—W utclie»— /Tel. Manchester MI-9-5878 Qulsh Funeral Home, followed by a tha driver'a door. Tha car wound debate on Germany or try to drSg ^CiWA*' ' .. / ONE SILVER Muskrat coat, size vsite lavato^, beautifully furn­ ahip. Ehcltwed breezeway, two-car , Street and , Aspinwall Drive. solemn high requiem Mass In St. cil to Parliament yesterday,'which the diacusaion back to his proposal _Jt 1946 CKCVROLET Aero tutone. SPECIALIZING in custom built g 9 GAS STA*nON ATTENDANT J e w c h r j 4 8 13. ElxceUent condition. MI. 9-1567. garage, amesite drive.. Lot 119' hailed improving relations with up at an angle on the embankment Martin’s Isttor ^to Qrabtrsa Traitors for Sale t-A ished. suitable for any profession C all th e / James' Church at 9 o’«^k. ^ which nuKtoft impoaaible for her to at the close of yesterday's session Exceptimi^y clSah. New white rages, Stanley overhead doors Study Position or business. 100% location. Lease, frontage, beautifully landscaped. the Soviet block and expressed reads: wall tiresNAU my ran ate bon- LEONARD W . TOST. Jeweler, re> JOHNSON BUILDING CO. ARB YOU HEADY to saU your • The Rev. James P. Tlnunins was open the right-hand door- that the Big Four call a disarma­ Dear Mr. Crabtree: 1853 PLATT, Completely furnished, cabinets, blora tile ceilings, al pMrs, adjusts watchss sxpertly. low rent, will consider any reason­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml. 95182, the celebrant, the ReV. Edgar Far­ readiness to deal- with all coun­ ment conference of both United PAINTS? CAU esUy guaranteed. See Bob Oliver, will sleep seven, TV aet installed, teratiou. additions. Call Frank Experience Preferred Rooms without Board 59 9-4694. 953 Main Street boaae'’ Wa hava buyers waittog tries. on terms ot mutual respect. She Was removed from the “Enclosed is a copy of action^ Reasonable prices. Open dally. able proposition. Writs Box , Q, rell the deacon and the Rev, wrecked car by a passing motorist, Nations members and “ the non­ Center Motor^alea, 461 Main St 34 feet long, fuUy insulated, two Cootoia, ML 34833. Herald. 50-3-7428. Evenings 50-90018 tor 4, 6. 6. 7-room etoglea and 8-1 taken Jan. 26. 1954, by the Board • Days Only Thursday sventogs. 129 Spruce LARGE FRONT bedroom with tamUiea. Gatto Co.. Hartford George Kughei^^the subdeacon. 'Kenneth Marx, of Glastonbury, member states”—to other words, of Directors rolative to the Keeney bedrooms, living room and bath­ MANCHESTER—Well cared tor 8 Mrs. Jans Maccriroiie was organist 1960 CHEVROLET Fordor, radio, ALTERATIONS, Repairs, remodel street. EateheR 9-4SS7. kitchen privil^es for couple or room home on lot 107 x 130. Steam MANCHESTER G^EN / ‘Ib ^ 5-9188, evtntoge 98989. Manebes- who was attracted to the scene Red China. Street School project in Msnehes- heater, exceUent tbrmmhout Bring room, will aeU for $8100, will con­ Write Box A—c|o Herald two girls. Inqulrs 140 Garden and soloist. sider renting on one year lease, or ing, wgfi new construction expert FOR S A t E .oil furnace. Madeline Smith, Real­ .. bedroom ranch. PzUo, garage, 90* ter 5UtcheU M946. Easy i^rihy Life ?!len Mrs. DeRobertis flicked her ter. / your own mechanlc.^a a baiwain Drive after 8 p m. \ landscaped lot, shade trees. Only Father Timmins, assisted by •' ear lights off and on. Marx brought with option to buy. CnU MI. 3-4113, ly done. No lob too smsU. For free w a n t e d —Y oung man Interuted Fudandl^igd 48-A tor. Ml. 91643 - 3-4679. "I/have written to Arnold Law­ fc' ra 6946. D o u g la w M o t^ 3U Main. $3,000 cash needed to assume 4% PRIVATE PARTY would like to Father Farrell, read, the committal Headcpiarters, where rence stating th*t hU aervlcea Jarvis Agency. estimstil cell Henscl A Gayaon. 1 inside and outside salesman, L a r g e f r o n t Room tor rent on 1 :0 SETTLE ESTATE aervice at the grave in St. James’^ U. 8. Jobless Roils iM iii « i v f n r MI. 9-3001. BEA80NS3> Hardwood for stove, MANCHESTER—-'100 Oak. Grove mortgage. Warron E. Hnwlard. buy 4 or 9 room house from own­ oh* was given first aid. Police then relative to Keeney Street School 1949 8TUDEBAKER pickup. Good Norton Electrical Inatrument Co. West glde. Gentleman preferred. St. New six room custom built er. CaU 5 0 . 93298. Cemeteiy- 34' TRAILER for sale. May 71 Hilliard St fireplace or furnaces. Cau Laon- Realtor. 5 0 . 8-8800. or A. R. tooK her to Mtncheater Memorial are terminated as o f Jan. 37, 1954, condition throughout ' w^ritten CABINET MAlONG-^We alao do MI. 8-4403. O roc^ store with living quar­ ranch home, located In an AA WUkie, Jr. 5 0 , 9-4389. The bearers were Richard Hig­ ly llt^ M52S guarantee, 8485. No down'^ray• aeen at 90 Durant St, corner ord GlgUo. 50. 9T033. LET A C B REALTY Co. seU your Hospital, where she received emer­ Rise Half Million We expect to meet within the UtUe, off Broad St. aU types of carpentfy work, re­ WANTED—High School hoy mpm- ters.. Present estatUished business zone on over an acre plot. Full gins. Fred Morrell. Emil HIckIng, gency treatment and was then dis­ xnent 82840 monthly. Cole Mo- NON-SMOKERS, large room, priv­ in good neighborhood, all fixtures, SEVEN ROOM Center entrance home. We have a waiting list for Arthur Loftquist, F. Winston Ben- Is Under Study next few days with Mr. Lawrence, modeling, atterattons, mddiiiotia, Inga, 6 to 10. Apply in person. SEASONED HARDWOOD, cut any ate entrance. Private 'jath, picture basement, 2 baths, attached ga­ charged. an attorney representing Mr. Law­ tora, 486 Center S t ML 8-0880. aft. Good workmanship ahd res. slock and dwelling with a six room rage, roof covered patio, amesita Dutch oolohial. Large llviqg room all types of property. kCortgages dall and Walter Quinn. (CeatiBBed Frooi Pag* Ooe) Pina Pastry, 658 Center St. desired length, 317 a cord. WUl de­ Wtodow, telephone, parking. MI. arranged. For courteous service. Fatroimim Milton Stratton, who rence, and Town Counsel Chsa'les Auto Driving School 7-A aonable rates. Estimates gladly liver. Bob Kurtz, MI. 3-8107. tenement hot water oil heat (new driveway. Price 627,000. To in­ with fireplace. Cheerful famUy (OonttatNNl from Page Oae) Investigated the accident, said Mra. 1849 FORD CUSTOM tudor. radio, 9-0086 after 6 p.m . kitchen and dining robm. Four CaU 50. 93892. N. CTOcJtett to discuss the mstter beater. Beautiful nmroon finish. given. Can Dick at PI. 3-6895 or system). Business add property is spect CaU Vancour Construction Edward C. Stoae DeRobertis lost control of her car January, of the three -preceding of compensating Mr. Lawrence LET US PILL YOUS W a n t e d real nice bedrooms and bath on to ‘ 13 weeks, depending on Its New .slip . coyaoL Runs Uke aew. AUTO DRIVINO InstnioUoa. AU John at M l. 3-5769. c l e a n ; ^mfortable* weU heated priced for quick sale. Co. ML 3-4836. CONSIDEiaNO SELLING The funeral of Edward C- Stone. after it went into a slUd when she years. - and. obtaining, from him a release, laaaonr or tnaurad duat-oontrat Gtrden-^FsnB'^fiaiiy second floor. Full (jttic. Gtt steam Of Maple JSt;,, Vernon, was held nature...... ■.■■f------—— - Douglas Motors, 383 Main S t First class Ibolmak'ers and ma- single ro6m. Private home, quiet YOUR PROPflOlTY? Swerved to avoiji a car site said The untmpToyrhent figure did satisfactory to the town. car. Capabla experlancad tnatruc- EXPERT CARPENTRY, no Job too :hlniats, 95 hour week. Company P r o d u c ts ^ neighborho<>d. Gentleman pre­ heat.'Amesite drive. One-car ga­ yesterday afternoon at 3 o’clock The Post account said Schlne, was traveling in the center^ of the nbt include about 279,OCiO'persons amaU. Take advantage of my low rage. Immaculate throiQJiout. For Without obUgatloa. to you. we whose family owns a stc^ng of ho­ "It is my understanding that 1949 FORD Custom tudor, beauti' h»r. Cordnar Auto SchooL Mltch­ id Group and Retirement- plan. ferred. References.. MI. 3-8183. CHARLES LESPERANCE wlU aroralse dr make you a caah at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, road. : ’ who were described as being on eU 96010. overhead. Tel. RockvUle 99799. IF YOU Want good eating potoitoes details and appointment call Elva with the Rev. Gborge B. Higgins, tels, waa alatsd for training in the there ia an orderly procedure that ful, ahoolutely beautiful condition Ohly Urst-claSs men need apply. offer «w property. Sm us before Polics today also reported a "temporary layoff.''' a-lth definite must be followed In reptscing an in every respect Just 3695 fuU call Manchester MI. 9-1390 tor iNo. NEWLY d e c o r a t e d . Beautifully Tel. Mitchell 97620 Tyler, Realtor. kOtcheU 94499. minister of the Center Gongrega- Army's CrlmbiAl Investigation Di­ Inztructlons to return to work MORTLOCK’S Driving School. Loot tA TOOL and DIE CO., Inc. you salL minor accident on Center Street architect. WUl you please inform price p^tively; Douglas Motors, ^;|393 TMland Turnpike 1 Green Mountain potatoes d<- furnished, and spacioUs room. The . BRAE-BURN REALTY tlohal Church, Vertran. officiating. vision. this morning Involving a car own­ within 30 days after the layoff. confidence quickly restored by ALL T y p e s at c a r p e d work livered to your door. Keep tele most complete light housekeeping G O O D J O E S MANCHESTER-6 Room Cape Cod Burial will be at the conveni­ Lapham said the soldier hid A me as to when, in your opinion,, CaOfid fir iBd M ivdni .383 Main. akUlad, courteous instructors. Eki Call M l. 9-4848. (3 unfinlahad) brick front, 3-ckr ' Phone latcbcll 2-6173. ed by Patrolman Don .E. Daley. This number was. some 80,000 larg­ you vrould feel free to dlscu«» with phone number on han^i^ faculties avaUable to Manchester. Houses for Sate 72 ence of the family, "C" physical profile. Indicating he Police said It was slightly ((amaged er than in December. proBiFtljr Bt Bi tstra 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe tudor, dorsad feaebirw methods iiunirss WANTEL^Part time butcher, good You wUl marvel at the cleimliness garage, storms, acreens. A beau­ us iht deUUs of coifimiasloning OARAGES. Wood, brick, cinder F O R tiful home. B A S Realty. NEBD13> nOdEDIATELY for out ■ > was not in top physics! shape, snd when the emergency brake on a Ibe exact figures as released you to proceed with work on the clu u rg t. nice condition, 3996 fuU price. safe driving. Raaults guaranteed. pay, goodNvorking conditions. Ap- of this building. ChUdren a cce^ d . MANCHESTER—Foyer, large Uv- of town buyer, 6 or 7 room ranch he waa not sent on to advanced sh(>wed a total civllisn labor force MltcheUt-nst. block. Financing arranged. Real' ply In person. Cam ’s Market, 1 50.96297,94480. Anniversarytry M a w . 80 truck parked across the street p ro^ t as requaated by to* Board Douglas tiivltM you to took, etmi- Househtdd Goods- 61 Cebtral. /^ ced so reasonal tog room with flre{dace, delightful or colonial, to A! or AA sone. Cape Infahtry tfriliiijig." / failed- to hold, Allowing the track o f 62.13.37.0OO. as against 62,616,'^: pare elsewhere. Douglas Mbtora, dential BuUdera, Hartford 6-0181. 8- one. Mrs. Dorsey,-14 Arch Sti ' and 6, aew aiding, new root, new Other listings accepted. ElVa •aying: The driver of the truck was An­ tion Includes persona either work­ perta. No Job too amaU. CaU MI, hath,.. Front and rear porches, oU MEN Ann Keating will be said at St. be held in the near future.” ii5 1 Studebaker Champion Q-Paaa. dual control car caU Larson Driv­ oil truck. Good propoeitlon for boistoring. Beautlftil fabrics, plumbtok, sttam heat, convenient ‘Tyler, Realtor. 50. 9-4469. Junes' Church, tomorrow lUornlng “Schlne was permitted to leave thony J. LaPoUo. of 28 8. Alton St. ing or Actively looking for work. Wkat the Dtrecters Voted C A uia.«-tsi« 9-4294. . • FURNISHED ROOM near Center. steam furnace. Attached garage. Patrolman Stratton Inveatigrted Coupe—R. and H. OD. A nice ing SchooL Phona MltcheU right men.. Boland OU Company^ prints, stripes, solids. Expertly Gentleman preferred. Mrs. Rol- to rtorra, bus and school, full a t 8:80. week-ends at the request of a con* In agriculture, 9,845,000 were em The formal summary of votss. Landsoajprt lot. Ruaco combina­ price, 313.000. CaU A C B R ealty IF READY to buy. sell, e: ebanfe gresslonal cominittoe and it wasn't th* accidenL ployed, as affaJASt 5,488,000 in De­ car for only 6889. Low bank 9-6075. .. ; 360 Center s^AeC~-" finished; ||| down, |2 weeUy, rton, 39 Hazel 8t. MI. 99707. tion WtodoWb throughout. A very la; esUte, mortgages amaged. — rates. balance one year to pay. Call Co. 50.92393. within the province of the com­ cember, The non-farm induslrle* m iVINO InatnicUons tm n your Roofing—Siding 16 good buy, Madeline Smlto, Real­ O-nsult Howard .It. mandant here to say yea dr nay.” ahowbd 54;439.000 working, as Mr?. Carr, MI. 97320. f u r n i s h e d Room tor rent for tor. MI. 91643, x q . 8-4679. • TOOL DESIGNERS Aganc?', kOtcball 9U0'(. 1951 Ford Custom 4-Door Sedan— horns. Dual-control insureo car, FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Sitnstions W snted^ lady. 68 per week, with kitchen HARVARD ROAD, corner S But, according to the Poat'a ac- Eisenhower' Seeks. agalnat 95,326,000 in the previous .... AAdh>'juid; Top quauty tel e- f u Ll t g u a r a n t e e d , u s e d drive, many extras, only 613,000. 5Cato a t 5 a . 97498. Evenings 5 0. Harriett A. Otordano to Eliza­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 1947 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan Da 98883. — room for one dr two' business peo­ • G A U G E m a k e r s way S t, wiU be tnataUed and the those things they can not well do vision service. Calls received be­ Dof»—Birds—Pets 41 BUT IN GOOD . SHAPE ple. Beside bath. Central. Call Carlton W. Hutchins, 5U. 9-9133, IdANCHESTER—6 room Cape Cod. 90018. beth 'Petraltia ant) Elizabeth A. oath of office adpiiiilstond cn Luxe. 94694. for themselves." ROOSTNG, Siding and carpentry. ALL FOR ONLY before 9 a- m. qr after 8 p. m. MI. • PRECISION GRINDERS fuU beecment, fully tosuleted, ex- Lewie, property on Florence St. masM by the rector, th* Rev, The Elsenhower Lincoln Day ■ i i P nigbt 91347. THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet 97887, Caniillo Oambolati to . Herbert GRORCHES MOTOR SALES Alterationa and additions. OeU cellent location. E A E Realty, Lbghl Notice Stephen Stryjewskl, Sdnday at 6 messsgs is in the form of a film togs. Workmanship guaranteed. Center, 095 Msto St., invites you $ 4 2 5 j g . 9 6 3 9 7 .3-44901 G. Bradley and Eva Bradley, prop­ 80 Oakland Street WIRINO INBTALLA’nON-oAaU • SHEET METAL p.m. This custom has been fol­ recording being made avaUable for A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn to visit pets of aU kinds. Spe^^: EAST TERMS—FREE STORAGE CH6E LARGE, furnished room for AT A COURT o r PROBATE hold»n erty at W. Middle .Tpke. and. Hil­ lowed since he sasuined pastorate party dinners around the country types. N^i ^ amaU. Pater Squirrel, monkey and 6 foot cagei two. With or without kitchen prtvl^ MECHANICS CAPE COD, four, rooms, ahad dor­ at CevcBirr, within end (or (hr Dit- liard SL MI.9.8483 Pantaluk, 40 Foster atraat Pheow stru t kUtcheU 8-4860. ' Phone Mo Immediately o f the church In 1948. during the next few weeks. , $35. Connecticut bred Parakeets. leges, la . 94776. mer, steel center beam, fireplace. irlct' of Corentr}', on Ui« 37(h day ot- BUI of Sale ^ The hrrt such dinner for which 1M8 MERCURY club coupe. Good MltcheU 97803. M l. 8-3378. Hours Monday through HARTFORD 6-0358 • JIG BORERS ty- Xfany extras. Tel. 50. 94061. January. A.t>. UH.- FAther Stryjewskl will speak in FURNISHED R005I8 for rent. PrtzVnl. riON. THOMAS G. WELLES. The Center Springs Sports both ngllah and PoUsh. also the tike meaaeg* was provided was cendlUou. radio, heater. Direct R o o fin g 1 6 -A Friday, 10 to 8, Wednesday closed AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 LOOKING FOR E«q.. Judsr. Equipment. - Inc., including, fix from owner. Easy terms. MI. COMPLETE Repairs 1^ Stuart R. St 3 p.m. S. A M. Green stamps. Kitchen privileges. Call AH. • EXPERIMENTAL MawfTHTatTER*-QerTison colonial, Oa inoUoa at RuUi ConntanlUir. Ad- following presiding officers of each held In Providence, R. U, last Wolcott on wringer and autonuUlo See It Dsy Or Night 9-9093. . 3 rooms end extra lavatory down, minlMratrlz on th« inteaUlo *iute ot tures, stock and good wlU. from group: Ignacy Wlershleki for Uie night.The White House said “ sev- . 98619. ROOFING—Specialising to repair­ MACHINISTS Arrigo Almetti, preaidant, to John washing machines, vacuum clean' ing roofa of aU kinds. Atoo new FOR BEAUTIFUL certified Con­ If. you bsya-ito means of trans­ OFFICE SPACE 3 room end fuU bath up. Centrally IVcd CoestanUnr a.k.a. l^ h ioa C. parish committee; Mrs. Genevisve eral hundred'/gatheringa of th* MitakldeB a.k.A F. Harry ConaMtloe, McBride. p ^ y faithful WlU hear it. ROASTING CHICKENS FORD Ft. dump truck, 14,000 •ra. motors. amaU kppUancea. roofs. Gutter work. Cblmneya necticut bred parakeets both nor­ portation, I'll/send my auto for located. B A E Realty. 50. M397- late oCJCovenlry, wlthla aaid diatrict, Wojnarowlcz, Adoration Guild; 6ARA6ES Great sa v ln p on this unit, Welding, 180 Main St, Puna MI. cleaned, repaired, 26 yean’ ex­ mal and rare colors, visit the Ray> y(^ No obllgktion! 3-4480. deceased. Lease Mrs. Oroline Custer, Fritndahip A p ^ Iy Thin Court doth decree Uiat aix Kohn Broa. Tobacco Co., Inc., “Your chickens are piwttivcb’ the beat I have > Oarage,[e. BoccUand. 96678. perience. Fru utlmates. CaU mar Aviaries, Route 44-A, Bolton,. A—L—B—E—R—T—S IN A 100% montha be allowed and limited (fw Cflub, Mias Georgians Rubacha. Itowley. Manchester MltcheU All birds guaranteed. Wb atab SEFTIft TANKS FOUR AND four duplex, aix years to Cullman Bros., Inc., 95 acres Lutnia Choir; Mias Frances WoJ- a $ yt*. to poy . . . Issy »s seoel eaten,” says one of eor oat-of-t*wn earto»tr% 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD old. Oil rtaam heat, amesite the creditora ot aaM eauto lo ezbibit a Cksits of It siylst A tits* SMOBILE—4 D r., fuUy 2-986J. carry a complste line of cages AMO Employment Office their clalma asatnat the ume to of shade tobacco land and narowicz, Cecilia Choir. Perifiona] Notice* olio hydramatio, Prlv- Linoleum, Asphalt TUa, RubberTUa LOCATION? drives, property fully enclosed Admlnlatratrtx aad dlrecta that pubtte Acna of ohed room. In Mancheator a AS hsst qosAey . . . Ssad ior wifen I •erve thera, every one ask* where ^ ^ ■ X and suppUes. PhoupJtL O-OOIS. notice he rtr'en o( (hla order by adrer- Following the . induction cere­ '. Only 1100 miles. Tu- Open evenlngs_74|fP'in., aU day 1960 CALORIC gas range and Ser- with anchor fence. Laundry in and Bast Hartford. manrcloas chkhewu’* Thln'cn6trai»er hays ten at r New Car guarantee. Tel. PLUaSEB SEWERS basement. C all owner. 50. 91104 tlaira la a newapAser bavins a clrcnta-' mony, supper will be served by Uie C ard o f T h a n k s HAROLD HENRY Htntlng-wPhiniWng IV Saturday vel refrigerator.^Phone MI. 3-6309 W e have just sOch offices PRATT and WHITNEY tlonVjfaid dlatiict. and hy poatlns a BaMding Permits Friendship Club, after which re­ 84181 Only 63M6. after 6 p.m. copy thereof on tha public also, port In To CAmillo Gambolati for Geoige W* wish to thank all ot our neigh-, for her freezer at ten per cent'off. and y e a e*E> awaiting your inspection. ports wilt be aubmitted by the ATUNTIG com ‘SS* MltcheU 99493 PlaaUc TUe mB^INOX Furnacce and warm air CAN^RlfiS. GUARANTEED Sing aaid Town ot Covenlry. neareat the N m A owsM for one-rtory. six-room bors, friend* And relaUves for the many PU MmMu OlMMd AIRCRAFT SDC AND 6 DUPLEX, two furn- place where the deceased last dwelt parish financial committee, B u- act* ot kindness and sympathy sbmrf 1A4I Mawsll Avo.. Nemdsa. Coon. (TM iXUH .Ihmlniea coupe hutingi Bayl Van Camp. Mltchall aU colors, also females. » * For complete inforaiation house on Hackcratack 8.rest. 111 bi our. r«ceiti ihu Iom «lelw1toeil|hodl This may 84644.. X., aces, new roof, exceUent condi­ C*-;IHed from Record. Jamin Partyka and Charles Sk'ra- BsprsssalsiA by R O M OLCdTT MItchril 9.2929 Manchaatar, Conn. M l, 90436. B m ttt Tmmk$, Ory We09 Sowat see Frank Miller at s BIsaheth Laerk. Clatfe. 912,900. ot o-jr kusbasd and lather. H s ^ A. yin'va been look' H * I M o^TV SMviM tion, expandable, near biia, atore, Court .o( r fehale. b a^ and delegates choaan to the Burbeck. Ws sw eel^y thank •!' DON RYAN. 51 OakdAlw Bead A PL U M B m o door, U M a IM tallall—OMtor W ato9 DhrlaloB o f CaitoA A ircraft To PblUp J. Rich for RiAsell 8. who sent Uie Asaatlftrt ^ floral trihutu WethersfMd . 40S WfiU CentfiT 8ti«M . ns an of BOXER PUPPIES, $39 to 640. E x- X — n .B ta rtn sa otlm 86. ■ __ church. Lot 191' front- trees, mm- Dianleref Gevaatry.* POttarten. fo r alterations apd. ad^ Church Synod In H

i ^ '■ SJ- . ' - h n r 7 1 /\ J ■ V I* - /- ' n: ’ FRIpAYr JANUARY 20^ 1984 1 Average Daily Nat P tam r IS i f iBaittlifBtpr ERmitis JjfpniUi / W a a k K a ia W r i T ' ------' ^ fan. 22, IflM Li''r Mwiday d t t-p,m.-'tiri ------" ra. Bmice Cbx, pM dis- 'Oliiiiiiiig tri Wairittiier t 3 i i ^ ftfttHF pul^' pieitdait, wol Inatall • t v ^ s n * a r af tSa Anflit ^:40urgmC1i.'ilfra. Virflnia Jaaea aa conductor. at CiMnlaliaas Mrs. Flom Orada will be In DwBOse. Soon, ~Manch9M€r^A City o f VUlago Cha/m tMltMUw the diarye. id a' kitchen social - to fol­ \ ‘ M i­ low the bushteae aeasion, and lt ol th« rate membarsi are requested to briny Barenh Told VOL. LXXI1I.no. 102 ( tetasMUad Advarttstog an Pnga If) ■ thaiB of the Im. artlclea for prises. Refreshnienta MANCHESTER. CONN*. SATURDAY, JANj MRY SO, 1954 (TWELVE PAGES) .^rttalm n^ their doae- will be serv^ by Mrs. Edwin Dental dleeaaeek\ particularly ------;.______^__ L______atore hi the Jetmaon Palmer, chairman; Mrs. Eleanor tooth decay, are far^ more com- SM Main before noon Parks, Mrs, Dorothy Opwles, Mrs. atoro wiU bo open Mildred Cbwles, Mrs. Sarah Clay BMu among chl]idren\ than they I food u early aa S a-aa. and Mrs. Sarah Gilmore. ahouM be, the M^mdiaiiter Dental AEG Tests I ; ! AasoctatiOn reported hs it an­ i;- iJIP^admdwin. auperviaor in the A third son was bom Wednes­ nounced plana for the sixth annual, iPIISiMhh d q i« ^ « it of the Pratt day in Glen Rldye. J-i to Mr. nation-wide obasrvance p t Cbil- Atomic Opc J i^ l^ ta N T Machinery Divialon, and Mrs. James Herdlc, Jr. .Mr. yrt8 eelitn-ate hia 80^ Aiiniver- dreh'a Dental Health Day ^ Mon­ Herdlc is the new recreational di­ day, Peb.j. May with the NUea-Bement-Pond rector of the 'Town of Manches­ ofTnwi^rr af West Hartford .n- All Expert Checks Cakes at . (he Polio Benefit Food Sale its to the importance of .,'1- Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam W. THias- thelc. children hava hatter g re a a ..' ____ - ure, of Clarendon Hflls, HI., be­ health. The AEG described it in telling came the parents of a son, Scott of the continued quest for new McCormick, sreaterday .at the Mac- There is no valid reason why any toild should have to kwe a Rome, Jan. 30 (/P)-^Aminr resources of the precious atomic Hell Memorial Hoq^tal in Ber­ tooth except peesihly by aeddent,” material despite already-incrsased Bid Vetoei wyn, lU. *Ihey have another son, a leading dental authority saiA tore Fanfani’s 11-day-old expansion and deveiojpment . of Wortli;^ age 14 months. Mrs. Trea­ Christian Democrat cabinet uranium supplies' from overssas sure is the former Margaret Mc­ "If the parent teachee his child and domestic aceaa,. Cormick of this town. simple ora^ hygiene babita and has 'fell today, - opening a --new defects treated early and often, the Italian political crisis. Ilie V. a. Has 523 Mlaes I child has- almost a 100 percent / / government, Italy’s third in Ig the United States alone, the < Membeie of Troop 16, Girl chance of reaching adulthood with six months, was toppled when commlsaion said, ore is being pro­ Berlin, Jsn. SO Soviet Stouts, will meet at the Weldon all of his natural teeth. duced from more than 525 mines, Foreign Miniiter V. M. MolO* Beauty Studio tonight at 7 o'clock. the Chamber of Deputies re­ mostly on the so-called "Colorado Mias Bernice Juul will talk to the ‘’Parents also should support [ tov stubbornly tried sgsili to* fluoridation of their community fused to give Fanfani a vote Plateau”—and the uranium hunt ‘ day to bring East and West girls about hair styling and other water supplies as an additional of confidence. The vote Is BO Intense that mine operators, beauty aids, as part of/their work who until rather recently were Germans into the Big Four on the good grooming badge. aieaiui of helping their children against him was 303 to 260.; have better dental health. Where Oommuniata, fellow-traveling So- working near the earth'p surface, Conference on German unity. community water supplies are claliaU, Monarchlata, Neo-Fascisu, are ndw mining through deep He ran into a Western atone A daughter was bom yesterday fluoridated, children have about pnvWestern Democratic Socialista vertical shafts, some of which will walk to Mr. and Mrs, George Keith, of two-thirds leas tooth decay than and even one of hia own ChrlsUan eventually be aa deep as 600 feet. The persistent Soviet diplonut, Mystic, at Lawrence and Memorial dioee who live in cities where Democrats combined to defeat ths As to the Florida investigation, who refused to accept no for an llo^iital. New London, and has drinking water la fluoride-free.” 44-year-old premier, the AEC said thkt in the past some answer on this same issue yester­ wT» . J ^7^'^ been named Katherine. They have one Lane HeMback uranium has been pbtslned as a day, brought the subject up soon ■ J another small daughter. Donna. Only ths OirlaUan Democrats, by-product of commercial phos­ after the sixth day’s eession open­ 4 \ 'Ihc paternal grandparents are Mr. 79e — Two Pr. for $1.50 says ona trade union member of phate rock, which. Itx^produced ed. and Mrs. Warren L Keith of Cam­ th4 party, and the RepubUeSn from the lower layer -ofxUie so- No Repreeentattoa bridge SL Kenneth X. Cloutier, 299 Parker. SL, are pictured p ^ y , with five-vote#, stood bjr called "Bone Valley Formathm" in ! mie American. British and as they left for a 12-day/DeLuxe Cruise to the Caribbean portp of INCOMf TAX Fanfani and hia ambitious program Florida. | French ministers vetoed the Ru^ .Miss Vicki Wachtel will play the the Netherlands V est^dies, Venesuela and Colombia sailing from of anU-Oommunism and aocial ra The upper layer of the format Sian in turn. They repeated their tion, known as the "le^hed zone,” leading role of Mathllde in New York on Jan. 2 2 ^ Grace Line's Santa Rosa. form. The Liberal party, a. amaf' reasoning of before—-thst the two Necklace” by the Coventry May­ RETURNS center group with 12 vote has previously been discarded aa Germanys haven’t got a govern­ ers tomorrow at S p.m. over WTIG. And Aftcem Mng Setvieea' sta in e d .___ l_. y^~ ~ ap --overburden waste" dhring the ment that, can either speak or lia- S Stubby, baldly i^antl^ iMUked mining operations. EvenN thopgh toa.Yor the ..German.pecqtla and- Last season atie. appeared adth At Venr Bame eir^^ scientists 'hiiVe 'known ' forV some DTO.. them in "Dear Ruth,” and also 244 MAIN ST. oui of the chamber im m ^ately therefore the rival regjnw* to ex­ played the lead in "Abie's Irish Far Appotatawnt Call. aRer the vote tAP announced he time that it contains uranium in istence cannot be allowM to taka lYS ciodayha.. concentrations somewhat higher p a rlin Xhadincuaalona, 76S Main SL Rose” by -the Cmiter Thespians. thkn ih the'gHdsph'aie 'rock'.' ■ She began her UtUe theater train­ THE KIDDIES ^ A ^^ KINDS la acnedulto to go 'ian Presl- The Russians aren’t much inter­ Manchester la Aasoctment A RAY fiOOKR dant Lui4^ BinaudI/ submit his The problem has been: haw ested to whether the Westem gov- ing While a member of High School F O R v a l e n t i n e G IF T S extract the uranium efficiently an' MI-3-5680 Sock and Buskin, and had a promi­ ED*S SI^N CO. DAYS M I4.54U CormiU tasignaUoiy^ emment of. Konrad Adenauer Aiisady p l a ^ were laid for economically ?. takes part Their aim is cleuly to nent part in many of their produc­ S t o r t s ^ M H c M I 3 ^ 4 8 EVENINGS M i^lO V AB white and pastel colors in dainty Swiss But the AEC said today , that tions. or Austrian embroldsrad handkerchief. Many f ittin g the qow familiar process get some kind of recognitirt for by which Italy searches for a new certain extracting, processto have their aatellite Communist machin­ designs to choose from. Special now been developed and have ery which rules the Soviet Zoaa government. Monday Einaudi will proved promising enough to' be £ and its 18 million people. start his round of consultations to tested on 'a pilot plant acale. Ibe' newest exchange pointed up \- flpd ths. next premier. ' Meanwhile in Washington thS X the deadlock over, plans for crea­ l c \ « o c h ~ And alisady the Christian Demo­ AEC.annouhced. plans today to tion of-w new-/ crat press was pointing tog'a put the atoin to work in a new ment. strong contender: Alcide de Oas- way—heating aome .buildings at OfficiaU aaid the United BUtes, one of its big plants as a by-prod­ peri, the lean old statesman who Tkto S-c«trve la the Tappas Zee Bridge- .whleh b belag built to Britain and France were unified la guided Italy through eight years uct of making materials for iron determinatimi not to yield in carry tbe New Veil* State Tlnuway aver the Hudnon Blver hetweea bombs. Of stable government after the Tarrytown. top, and the west hwdt ef the river south M Nyack. N. V„ the slightest on their demand for LAST DAY OF 'War until last Juna'a shattering Hitherto all such atom-generat­ fraa elecUons throughout East U fl feregronad, was denlgaed hy eagtaeera hecauae of the taffamphy ed heat In Utla coMntry *^koa been ■ ' H*rRW8 Pti0tD elecUons. These coat Da Gasperl OB both sheres. I t wwa coasMered easUr te accoOipflsh the turns West Germany aa the ' essentiS) and hia Christian Democrats near­ wasted, though'the British for sev­ Three-yrafv-oM Oregory Barelaa, who la a quaUSed expert o« gowHea and related Items. tiieckB the first step toward n new govern­ over water thaS en tauHl on either hide where -0-degree corves wouM eral years have been keeping build­ ^deMeloaa looktag cakes new on sale at the PoUo beneflt being conducted today la ttie Johnson Block. ment. ly two million votes, greatly in- have been heceeaary. (AT Wlrephoto). creaaad the strength Of the Xeft ings warm in this way. 6S1 Mala St. NMeMbers of various ehnrdi, fraternal and patriotic orgmalsatioas are eoaducHag the U. B. Secretary of State John and Right in Parliamaht and broke Hanterd fltopsaslesi Matod sale and Imya ae»\a gqal of $1.6t0—or over. Orqgory to th# son of Mr. aad Mta, Walter A. Barelea, Footer Dulles was drafting a state­ 4fl. making U. S. M© ators poeition for merger of- the East atota in the final debate, calling tdant-. I t will be. .hqqlted japj-to a German Cbmmmilst'and th* West Communist leader Palmiro Togli- ndw production reactor under con­ German regimes oa the proper first your , attl and pro-Oommunist Socialist struction'there. t o v e f i *iep. \ leader Pietro Nenni "Volga Stur­ Twenty buildings, occupyiag a At today's sixth session of tha geons." iro] gross area of 250,000 sqiiare feet, Berlin .Conferences the atage was Just before the vote he cried: and including ail adpitoistratlon Railroad Strike Beaten by Father set for a new round on the German ..A Valentine' ■ "I will thank God (f Parliament building, u-tll be heated through' issues which finally came tote treee me of this cross Which I have Washington, Jan. 30 states to repudiate somO treaties— the courtesy of the atom, it was New York, Jan. 30 (4V-F( / . —------focus with these two devMop- HEART TO HEART TALK . J . Cupid's had to shoulder.” > laarfted. The AEC said the new m ents; Beleagurdd Republican sena- ■ rS*^”*** contenUon. mediatofa Worked againat Hartford, Jan, 30 (/P)—Four-year-old, Marion Muirhead, > atnmgest .bow and a gem studded golden . Fanfani, youngest man called to heating system would save Uncle allegedly beaten into unconsciousneas by her step-father, West.Backs Eden F in . arrow. will go striUght to your Valsntine's ^ premiership since Benito Mus­ tonal leaders hacked ‘^ayfHttbSsu“ ^ Sam the cost of, I>i million gal­ clock today to avert a threaten 1. BriUfh Foreign Secretary An­ Heart “with your love” . . , solini, denied accusations by the through a tangle of words to- conferees tepbrted. lons of oil annually, that's enough Otrike on the Long Island RSilV died last night at Mount Sinai Hospital where she had been thony Eden formally proposed a 5- day in an effort to find a con- Republicans brought Democratic rosA the world's busiest commuter^ a patient two days. Police gave a tragic description of Marion’s stage plan backed by all three (CoaUaned ea Page Two) stitu tio n a l tr e a ty - p o w er Lyndon B. -lohnaon and IContlauea on Page Two) Une with 300,000 daily fares. abort life—bom out of wedlock In ...... — ...... , Western Powers for creaUng a uni- amendment accentable to 5***®- «>«> RuMril. Georgia The independent Brotherhood of ew London, sent to a foster home , “ w^a tied free Germany able to Una up IN H E A R T Each amenameni accepiapie lo Democrats into their efforts yes- Plus Fed. Railway Trainmen called for a New Canaan and brought to Ipawraca.^wa with the West. BOX President Eisenhower and terday to obuin either some kind walkout at 4 a. m. (EST) tomor­ rtford last November to live V aaSAxFaa M, A V I, 2. Molotov began a fight to whi Sheets and Pillow Cases Tax of compromise with Bricker ori American Wool Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio). CAB Weighing row if there ia no agreement on with her mother, Shirley Muirhead -ran e W t rx Western recognlUon of the Bast A new net'Of word», to which langusge on which - a bipartisan 'Wages, hours and other issues. Dt^tYh', her step-father Alex- I'llaL 'M ifI fgV I I S ' Gtrinair riqilmrby denauafl^ that —i __ Bricker raised no final objections, majority might agree, The railroad has said It would not andlr 8. Dryburgh, Jr., and the •‘fl-J-a-allKK/xA E v U e i77e both Wtot and East-Gandaa. rep­ Type 144 Parley Sought was Sported to have been sub- Knowland put a M"e on efforU to roundund out a sub- ; •' into effecL ^ Ce took photographs of the Conference whUe Gefiuiny ia be­ fornla, the' GOP leader, to Eisen- sUtute bill. Previous deadlines set girl’s' W y after she was admitted ing discussed. —and passed—wpre Federal mediators set new talks By Guatemab LADY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPERELL CANNbN FINE MUSLI> ^ e r Problems bower last' night. for a week :es for today, starting at 6 a. m. to tKe\hOspital Wednesday night. Molotov was Immediately turned There was no public .indication ago and yesterdky. (EST), after meeting first with They sAy the pictures show that down by all three Western minis- ' PINE COMBED PERCALE SUPERFINE MUSLIN of the President's reaction after Bricker said in an interview he wv'w ” l Guatemala, Guatemala, Jan. SO R E G . $ 2 .2 9 ™ - 'Boston, Jan. 30 — The Amer- Washington, Jan. 30 — It’a one .sidp and then with the othe» h/r body, except for the chest and . ,1 r. ten but he tosMed that tha tasUM $ j . 9 ^ XnoWIand's vfHS’cheduIed' White hatet .agreed to any new lan­ over a atx and a half hour peridd abdomen\ was covered with welts President Jacobo Arbenx Gux I carry over imUl today. Hia imme- REG. $3.59 ^ 3 x 9 ^ a a a • a. O Q a * * • Icah Woolen Co. has been asked noi.'se visit. \ guage, but' did not foreclose the now up to a Civil Aeronautics and bniises. ______i man pressed chargro today toat i^ to tactical putpoeeLla to try to REG. $3.1 SL — by-an 8-man fact-ftnding eommit- Board (CAB) examhter to ^^veig){ last yaar.. ______... ____ 7 2 x 1 0 9 6 2 - 6 9 Classics for None Of those'^ncemed would pShsibUity. th at he would go along Mediator Iwverett Edwards, Hospital' attendants , said there neighboring Nicaragua and three | embarrass the Western powers be- a a • « • a a 7 2 x 1 0 8 ...... \ ‘' 3 g . $2.49’~ 7 ^ ~ ~ ' tM of stockholders for a meeting be speAflc about this newest of a with the new proposal if It got complaints that Arthur Godfrey $ 7 0 9 /^.tq^ discuss tlie "difficult problems was . careless In a plane' takeoff who flew here yesterday from ! other Latin' Ameriean countries \ 6 3 x 1 0 8 ...... dozen attempted coihpromls«s in dearance from Eisenhower. He Chicago to' help yellow conciliator death. Including a severe btain in- ^ (Csattoned ea Pag* Eleeaa) REG. $3.79 REG. $3.49 / confronting the company:”' ~ the fight to tone down'^a proposal said; '' ' against the entertainer's conten­ Good Grooming The request last night climaxed tion that he was tr^ng to avoid a Rosa J. Forman, aaid that, "the approvfid plot to invade Guatemala 9 1 x 1 0 8 ...... % * 2 - 9 9 \ by Bricker that "a treaty ^shall be­ "I’m' willing''to consider any­ situation looka explosive.” Aftcr Marion died. City Ckiurt. V 8 1 x 1 0 8 . a a a a a • REG. $2.$9 a stormy specialstockholders come effective as interni^Uw in thing at any time, but I haven't ooUiaioh. Protocutbr Norman Yellin said he and overthrow his leftist raglmr. mfleting which brought these ma­ Poesible suspenrion of hjs license El Salvador,.tha Dominicah Re- 7 2 x H )8 . . . ------$ 2 - i o the United States only through agreed to anything yet." .fOoBtinued en Page l^ v e a ) would', issue manslaughter \war- REG. $3.99 REG. $3.79 For dsyg of fun,gnd nights of leigura— jor developments: legislation' which would be yalid Chairman MlUikin (Colo) of the as a private pHot is involved. rants for 3fr.*'and Mrs: Drj'burgh, pubUc and Venezuela werS' named The case went to an examiner* in a prealdentia' office communique 9 0 x 1 0 8 . . . REG. $2.89 happy sports clotlies that rat '7 Mill DUselotlea Forecast - in absence of treaty." conference of all GOP Senators each 22-yoara-old. Bidletins 9 0 x 1 0 8 ...... ___ •*!. A move to dissolve the This so-cjsUed "which'' clausOv- said be is ''hopeful" that m break yesterday when Godfrey waived a as Joining with Nicaragua in a -/ ■-'sVrr.'rr looks and comfort. Previously they had been booked plot - to Invade f-uateoMto with from tlto AP Wirmi 8 l x J 0 8 . . . $2-39 ‘'' glknt woolen Ann at its Mkrch 23 objected to'by IhKnhbwer on ttw; hearing on a complaint filed onecharges of mjury to a child R E G . 7 9 c 4 2 x38V^2 annual meetiiig was forecast. grounds -that It would penirii / (Caatiaiwd ou Page Twa) againat.hhn by 8- W,^ Bobiikilt, re-’ heavtiy-afmed infantry units, sup­ REG. 69e 42x38 Blouses ,in washable evefglaze with the and held in bonds of .120,000 for ported by pianea rouippod with PILLOW-CASES REG. 59c 42x36 \ popular choir boy Chihli's. Colors: White *2. A stockholders vote on a gtonal attorney for the Civil Aero- News Tidbits Dryburgh, a six foot two inch, 170- PILLOW-CASES.. - plan to reorganise the company nautlea Admii\iatratlon (CAA). Jellied gasoline bomba, THREE IMB IN PERK 5 9 ^ PILLOW-CASES wjth motif in r ^ maize and acqua. pound former )iign school acrobat, U.' S. C als CAarge Absurd was postponed by a superior court Whatever recommendation the Culled from AP Wirt* and $10,000 for Mra- Dryburgh. Phiiadeiphto, Jaa. Sfl CAB examiner makea ia aiihjeet to A U^ S. State Department Three chUdrea honed to^EMitto’ order after..Textron,. Inc„,.had Congress Highlights . PoUce say they have obtained Alse sanfonae^^blb of combed broad­ made a last-minute offer to take — ^------,------aporoval by the full boSid. spokesman called the charges eerly.today to a f(ie thal'lmippad cloth in s(did colors. W|iite, maize, melon ever the flnancially ailing firm, . Tha complaint grew out Of God­ PremiMr Chth Ghenjr aaya Chi»" a signed statement from Dryburgh "ridiculous and untrue." He said six oseasbef* ef a taodly ha ttMlr frey’s takeoff Jan. 7 from the air< that he slapped Marion across the they constituted proof of an inter-, bedroeaH. Tim pargata aad a and turquoise and white with stripes in g. The court order halted the nopc Nailonaliatj would adont a face Tuesday night because, she i 'jfS: Bottom and Top Sheets — meetiag of 280-owneva untU Tues­ port Rt, Teterbpro, .N, J. Thert.l*»astlla. attttoda'! toward any na. LI^®! national Communist conspiracy to red, blue-Slid' blMk.^izds^ 82-38.^;;:---- Army Defends Contract were n , p . o rts_ _a______t the tim e-ihat_____ God._ raw. iMi-iring -riMwmi.ki.t -rmATt rf "ot aatlhg jjroparly.^Md- that 'break ^np . hemls^ero aolldart^ day, a t the eariiest. when a JMsr-' oh preripus ''occasions he beat Kef iilg on meriU of the case is ariied-' trey, flying hiS' twin-engine DC3, tlie Beriin Big Four conference prior tia the lOth' Intef-Anierican boxsed -rile control tOwOr because Athens, Greece, .shBitary ritbiihaf becauac she was “bad", siut disc Oosiferewee to vaneadna to MiMlE: ...•..-*‘•',.*44 3 T j ^ 1 8 & ■ ttled." ' , • : , tufbed her half-brother. T ^ e 144 " Type 128 4. Many officers and directors Policy on Tank Orders he waan’t allowed to use the run­ eepteaPes to death a Bulgarian There have been frequent charges stalked'out of the meeting as way he preferred. army officer and a Yugoslav con­ Dryburgh's mother, Mrs. Alex­ that Guatemala is the center of U D Y PEPPERELL $2 * 9 8 ""^s3 « 9 8 . . . ■ '• OollislMi Fe«r Cited victed of spybig. ander Dryburgh, told newsmen lest Cbiamunltt conspiracy in the FVC 8BTSHEAEIN6 DATE i. r:fry ^ LADY PEPPERELL \ angry- stockholders shouted their After an investigation, Bobaklll ' PEPPERELL MUSLIN Sportawear Second Floar displeasure at the abrupt ending Washington,.. Jan. 30 • debate colls on. snbataattal dlvidende mi what be though ahe livcf only two doors Office of the Dominican Republic today titot It wM REG. $3.69 TWJN SIZE REG. $2.79 TWIN SIZE . 8. Ending of the special meeting Slezak defends as "sound business "''nra and the elr traffic control called its speculative investment from her son, and she bemoaned said the charges wers "the inven- ta ** Feto IS ea REG. $3.39 TWIN SIZE . luaulted in a "rump* session that Judgment” the award of » 200- BOTTOM OR TPP $ y .8 5 BOTTOM OR TOP tower "aa to creatd a *olliaion haa- for world peace in the UN. . .New the fact that her daughter-in-law U gold triifi: An with silf- .hflidsra.” the hoU^ disputed Bricker plan to Capitol, although some Democrats sound. Marilyn' Monroe and Joe Di- waa aaassd ..'today.;! rising trays. Special each !*• to 25*" .Testerday's special meeting of curb treaty powers. criticise it for aslcing too little and However. Godfrey said he w«S Magglo ea rente to japaa for a «atlc «« tosS^toT'DmaoeroU aa eas *r It ' atockholders was called by man­ Backers of President Eisenhower some Republicans for asking too aorry "it became neceaaary to fly honeymooti... U. S. Amy expects began circuUting a petlUon today ^ special saeoton to tbe 2) Aosarii___ ^r^^^P^ds, Towels, Dish Towels, Bed Pillows and Spreads agement to consider proposals to and of Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio), au­ much. The White House wants a pattern other than that pre­ to a ^ n d a t least 100 million dol­ among the Republican members, consider are: wltb tbe Rada lb-: ctose It mills with nearly 60 per thor of the proposed conatitutional 35,000 public housing, units a year, scribed.” lars on m n m perebeeee hi Japaa who are in the majority, to call the Tax roductiOn, a uaiforti ■ff*' c4at of the company's weaving amendment, skirmish on the Sen­ a Wnioa dollar slum clcarancO Concerning a medical certiflpate, durtog next five, years, giving n g -1 LegisUture into special acaaion. ., tern of carS' for nsgtectsd ,ddl- capacity and to »tira preferred ate floor during the issue's flyst project more federal loan insur­ Godfrey said he got one from the’ ging Japanoae economy muefa, I Ths move, announced last night drsn, a study of ths state em- on which the company U' week of formal debate. More words ance for new and old housn and Navy last Oct 25 and he said this Boodod support. at a caucus of the Democratic ployes' pay artto and a bonus tor Lowest Prices In Years !! now paying a mUIioa «Mlars an­ corns from offstage huddles, where for rehabHltation and repairs. entitles him to a civilian pilot's Feraitsr Queen Ndrrimsn pf members with State ciialrman ' Korean veteraaa.: nually in guaranteed', dividends. Senate leaden seek a formula license for one year. He also Egypt deaeribea as "unbelievably, John M. Bailey, appeared to bo UntU Oct. 1. the offecUvo date Elsewbere in Boston the newly th at’ll win a nod from both sidea. O O Fim —^The soaring price of said he had a physical examina­ hatrlia and •'dthout foundation" a one of pokUcal strategy aqd not of a now law adopted by the last Itow ctaatod permanent New England Deaaocfatic' Seiw. Georgs ef a' cup of Java triggers inverdigs; tion Just last v ie . 15 ana that its report aha pleas to marry Farid El baaed on any real hope that It wUl seaskm. the LegMaturo aower had jt’W GREEN STAMPS ^ 3 1 ^ 'GreefLjBisaips ^ ^ C D ^ tte e has elect^WU-, GeorgU and McCarran a t Nevada JUons .ky . the Federal T rate Oon^ TMaitta have been aea,t to. the JTAtrasb. l^ypUian cieonaf'iapvla result to a spe^l aearien. the po**r to ooB ttaatt totq sgo- CO. GIVEN WITH "" Dwight, editar of ths H