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. > WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 1. HER Avtrafo Daily Net Praia Ran Tha Waathar PAGE TWENTY rsr tka WaHi M a d Faraenat a( V , A Waathaa Banaa Aattr^ratirr lEurnins Jaa. M. 19M ■ala Umlght, aot as eoM. Law armad 33. FHday eiaody with lactioa bon near one o f tha local t y 11,885 fhaace of eeeaaloaal aaaw add banka. He had dreamily fo m tte n T A bout Town Grant Notes r ar tha Aadit toralag ealder. High aaar 33. it was not the bank's night depoalt ac OIrealattaa vault.. Postmaster Grant helped re Mmehe$tprÂ CUy of Villagp Charm It V M in Barbara WalleCt, OtrU 13 Years as claim' the money and the bank’s Stata cbalrman, raminda marabera assets Increased. But Grant'a Ire was aroused the 19) o f Um Amartcan Logton AiOIiary, / V O L . N O . 104 (TWENTY PAGESlt. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. IfM PRICE FIVE CENTS to bimg Uumblaa and other aetA;inj( Postmaster night an .unfriendly r.wn called his pxxy, oouipment to the moating at her home at 1 a.m, to complain about , \ delivery of hfcr mail to his home. T keraa. 147 Wâranoka Rd„ Friday ■ \ _ at 7:30 p.m. Work wiil ba on Uttie Poet office old timers told H. (For one thing the man was slight- Jg-OAT NKMMflON 0011001 aprona and overaila with pockata Olln Gfant "things will quiet down Jy aWashlt GM Reports In which mambera and friends wlli after the nur" When he became And, he told Grant ".It's none of Slight Irregulars Of ^ Eisenhower place contributiona for Girls State. postmaster Feb. 1. 1943. It is now your business" when the postmas Min Waliett would like to hear 13 years later and things still ter sleepily—and logically—asked 36^' Famous ^ from thoae planning to attehd. haven't "quieted down." In fact, for the complainant's address. $1.1 Bimon the volume of postal work here is The late caller was' finally told Given FDR higher than ever. Grant saya-. Covenant Congregational to "take another. drink and drop A quick glance at ai few figures parlahloners Will hold a cottage dead." He didn't complain again. seepnds of famous tells the story Immediately. In But he feels' there are great Net Income prayer meeting tomorrow at 1:30 1941 Letter 1943, the post office' grossed $48.- compensations In helping people at the home o f Mr. and Mra. H. 312. Last year, the total postal in B. Carjson, 0 Hemlock SU get items vitally needed. Moat of come in Manchester stood at 3326,- these packages or letters .arrive . Washington, Feb. 2 (A*)— Miami, Fla., Feb. 2 (A*)— 793, almost a seven-fold increase on time, but one womui who had ■ ~ “ H E AD‘ A famous, latter Franklin D. General Motora Corp. ' The Moly Innocenta Mothers In the period. moved here from Springfleld, Roosevelt wrote 10- days af achieved a record-smashing Orcla will meet Uiia evening at 3 And the town has gained 93 new Maal.r2|M(l not received some net income of 41,189.000.000 o'clock with Mra. Thomaa McPart- streets while Gmnt has been post medlcuW necessary for her baby AlhPurpogg cotton ter the 1941 Pearl Harbor at 7 land, 523 E. Center St. master. When ne 'started, there when she called on a Sunday eve tack to “ the President of the equal to 84.30 per ihare of were 17 City routes: now there are ning. United States in 1956” has common - slock and also set Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Shainin. 27, and the RFD route length has ' Grant said he found the pack been delivered at last to new highe in dollars sales, em p!| SS Lakewood Circle S.. have Jumped from 45 to 100 miles. age. It had -been sent third class -aay ftwMiMnMt oonooic ployment and payrolls In named the daughter bom to them All this postal growth is under —obviously low priority—by. the Dwight D. Eisenhower. 39 B ig T hree Jan. 27 Mary Margaret. The standable. fo r Manchester's popu druggist who Ailed the prescrip Tha World War II prcaident'a 1985. . ' 0 ^ 5 g c ^ letter asked consideration for "the Shainins have three other daugh* lation has boomed from 23,799 In tion lit the Massachusetts city. Tha figurea ware diacloaad merits of a young American of tara and two aona. 1940 to 38,600 aa of July 1. 1955. She took the postmaster's advice Harlow H. CurUca, presidant. at a Held Afraid the latest estimate by the State when he suggested she get a copy^ goodly’ hcritaige— Oolin P. Kelly news conference preceding tha fil—for appointment aa a cadet in opening here Saturday of tha GM The third annual new member Department of Public Health. of the prescription and have it But while people have, in a Ailed locally in Ihe future. the -United atates Military Acad- Motorama of 1954..,. dinner will be held in Cooper Hall amy at West Point." , Curtice Bald (Mlhr aalea totaled of the South Methodist Church sense,, compounded Grant's prob To some people, 13 ma.v be an ' Of Conflict lems. he saya they have also been unlucky number.' but the postmas ftegularly 89c yd. Toung Kelly—"then only an in 312,443,000,000; up 37 per cent from Thursday, Feb. 10, at 6:M p.m. fant and now a 6-foot, 15-year-oid 1954 and 24 per cent hlfher than in Thon who have Joined ainea Feb the" most interesting part of his ter says he has dever regretted -“n-. taking, the job here. He feels it' high pchbol sophomore—is the son the previous fecord year of 1963. Washington, Feb. 2 (IP>—- ruary 1956 will be guests. The 'job. Aa poatpiaatcr, he deals with Indian Head brand AII-Piirpoae Cotton ia one of The new net Income figure was 48 both postal employes and the pub has been his most rewarding Work, Of Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr., the tlih Prime Minister Eden . Rev. Percy F. Smith will be mas considering how much kindness America e most famous fabriicsi known for years for IJnited States’ first hero of the per cent higher than Jn 1954 and ter of ceremonies and the main lic conatantly. From both he Rays up 4S par cant froi^ m previous toM the Senate today the he hag generally received cooper he has experienced from every lon^ wesring quality, and guarimleed color-futiwas. war, killed in a bombing mission in meaker. District Superintendent one. His idesi seems . to be "you the Pacific a few days after Pearl record set in 1960. atomic bomb acta aa a “ mu II (%arles X. Hutchinson Jr. Frank ation and understarrding of the dif He said also that the average ficulties postal' workers face In mây not get rich in this job. but There are practically no' imperîona in Uicat Harbor, tual ^ t e r r w f ’ against war, Oakeler la chairman of the com huipher of salariad ahd hourly-rata getting th » mail delivered. Who cares—you can't buy friend wonderful Indian Head solid colors..... we challenge CoUn HI lives at Cbncordville, since tn i^n ited States,96, XBrit .mittee. ship." Fa., near Philadelphia, with hia employes on GM payiblla through Grant, who has lived In Manr the eye to detect them. out the world numbered 624,000, up ain and Rv l«n hAV6 it. cheater for 26 years after moving mother, and stepfather, Mr. and. 47,000 from the 1954 average. The Prime saM that la here from East Hartford, says he Stock up now—at these gieit eavingi! Mra. J, Watson Pedlow. He attend! World-Wide peyrotLi, he said theaa days **>i irtalnty and taar could write .a .really funny/book Weattown Friends School, a im m: 0.1 wrATNfi auatau ew«r»«»"» •> <»■■■»'■» totaled tS,127,000,00e, compared atalk (he wt about his ex|Wriences. U%uaHy gen G ENiR AL Quaker Inatltution. i with $2,610,000,000-^-1954. "Tha moat ui natlcas d i ial, he can be moyed quickly to Interested la Weal Point Curtice eald the ')H|l*r aalea rec earth today $e most d$- I fIMIO TUNIN8 /i anger by what he considers hypoc- 1 4 '\/ The White House eald today that ord, which rompalW with a 19B4 atrucUva wat,^ _ . , •ver rlay. TV SERVICE official inquirias, made with the total of 19.924,bOoAlS and the previ had at hia command^^ coa- Some of Grant's more amusing Days M A C A Call Colors approval of Iâsident Eisenhower, oua 1953 r e co ^ h m of 110,028,000,- Unuad. - \ KEMP'Sg Jne- i recollections include puncturing Nights #Ae99 PluaParU $ 1 3 . 9 8 Indicate |he youth "is interested in Pete Meets Shadow 000 was achieved ’ Vdeaplte a da- This has orsatad a mu dw the egoa of self important clticens. ^L.MI8-5I94 going to West Point.” clina in defense daUvertea to 7 per UrreaL You and i»a and tha but thin does not mean he la im- But he trill have to wait at least cent of the total sales, -compared Biana each command or will L Sizes • another year «nd a- half, when he aympathetlc to a legitimate com With 14 .par «ant In the preceding /■ command the means to plaint or problem. will be 17, to be eligible for admit year. each oUiar." “ \' 141,2 to 2 2 V2 Prim's Minlaler Rir Anthony Edan of Britain algna a joint statement In W uhington, Fab. 1, Trala Hdtet Reeovervd tance. er :ies GM'e net earningi, in dollars, in after his conference with President Eisenhower who watches tha olgnlng. The talks, covering world Edan addraaaad th# Banata attar , - Shortly, lifter. Roosevelt wrote TiDIICH O P DW ilF ~ ■ TK4Fr 196$, were reported at 3809,000, - pnMama; axtendad over Uicoe doya (A F Wire photo). — ■ •- ' yraman who dropped her train his letter on Dm . 17, 1941, It >yaa 000. The 1953 record total was Mnt to the National Archives here Ha a ^ a latar bafora tha Houaa. ticket alohg with a letter she was Pun: sutawney, Fa., Feb.:2 (A *)Punxsutaw ney Pete, 3334,644.033. malliitg. The mail box was locked voQsm for safe keeping—and delivery as Curtica told nawaman: Tkiaa Part Caaraa groundhog, poked hia snout iAtp the air atop Gob-; tight, o f course, it was 9 p.m., and he directed “to the President of the grizz] "Provialons for U.S. and foreign Federal Jury In tka Banata apaach, Edan laid hap train, left for Virginia from United States in 1956.” bler^ Knob this morning, bariced a double-barreled forecast income taxes last year are . eaU' Doctor Reports Ike down a throa-part couras which ha Hartford gt 10 o'clock. Would the About two weeks ago the Na mated in the area of St billion, 350 said will glva attaet to tha "Daclar- ILTON, CONN. .dived back underground. The groundhog had seen his postmaster come down and get tional Archivist, 'Wayne Grove^ ■ million, compared with 3839 mll- atlon of Waahingtan’' which ho ' By West Mde Circle of dug it out of the files and sent is. adow, ah omen-Of more wintai^ ------Given Hughes 'It out,, please ? Grant would, and' pi EVirpatterns In ‘The UmS'waa announced lihn Ih 1964. The 1014^1955 GM tax aijaiad yaafaiday with Praffidant OonuHuttity Baptlat ^ u r c li througl^ White House channels to come. Ti«y O^lîflif's Orcb. did. bfftcially aa 8:33 a.m./This was bill. Including provisions for state naaphowar. ^ Eiaenhowar, a 1915 West Point F ife c Haaaidthaaawara: Itr seems people often drop specified aa eastern standard time Weathermen and local taxea wiil ba In the area Perjury Case Needs, More 1. llainMin ailtaaeaa “without p m d a Y ^ p i m : things, absent mindedly in a m ail graduate. — o f 31 bilHoni 600 million. The com In his 1941 letter to his'1956 aud- for ease of decoding in faC away apology" and stand randy always 8:S9-13:M ■ box. thinking it Is some other kind at JHALE'S places. - parable 1954 flgura Waa 31 billion, Washington, Feb.^ ilPi — Piga-fflzcuanad th# poasibiUtF of of receptacle. One man put the (D White Linan ^ d Lnca on' Ouokar reaaor in the White House, Roqae- But PnnxButawilhy ’ Pei4 set a 85 tnUlion. New York, Vab. 2 (F)—Tha per ^ "to moot and talk with oommu- DONATION II'm Aim Blow at / t 'chief executive running again. cash from the business where he cellar and cuffs dacorata this imort, velt wrote:' / precedent by-deparênt from hia "More than $2 bllUon, 180 mil jury .case agaihat Paul H. Hughaa (dent Eisenhowar'a'personal physi-1 ntst powars" although jkaaping ol- Thuridair, 9:30 A.M. "I am writing thla letter u an But Daway told reporters that ways awara "of tha mathoda wuah was employed in the bulk mail eol- ell-purposa novy ^rin g Sheath. Hoi expected weather opinion to touch lion in payrolls went to 410,000 was given to g' federal court jury clan said to d a y /n o man who la in hia opinion Eisenhower is "aboo- act of faith in the destiny of o\ir on a new topic. He kept it abort wilt ba uaad against ua." button step-in front, three-quarter \ country. I desgh to make a/requeat Groundhogs hourly rate employes in the United at 10:50 a.m., EST, today. just four and.a/half months past lutaly nacaasary. tq the UniUf. 3. clear that ths Unltad eStlNT MNOINO and to the point, just four mono States. In 1954 a total of 31 bil UOm ^novas and slosh pockati. which I matte in full confidence Federal Judge Archie O. Daw a heart a tU cl^ In a position yat" Stataa and to th * bast proapaetz BUtaa and Britain aharai|‘'uBlty af 2: tone squeal*.' '• ' lion, 747 million in payrolls were to decide wl)*ther to seek a sec for peace." that We shall achieve j t glorious "Bad wenther; good buyinesa." ChicBfO, Feb. 2 UFi—The U.8. son, In a 46-minute * charge, purpose"/wbqravar thara to a daa- IH g ORIGINAL solf-adheliva victory in the war wV now are paid to 3S7,000 hourly rate em- ond term. Bouad to DIaappolat OOP gar of conflict, Ba oltad the Arab- waging to preserVe o w democrat Bmam, Hala, SInali Weather Buryau today Issued lU ployea" emphasized to the jury that The W l ^ Houaii doctor, M*J Snydtr’a atatemwt! that tha laraal diapula' as aa Instance. ic way o f life." '\ / Pete/wasted no time fatting aimual atatament dtaoraditlng tha Miami is the second road atop politics was not Involved in the Oeh.^ H o m ra M. Snyder, told President should have more tiros 3. Oontlmi* giving aconomlebatp With thoso new patterns you can do even more wonderful Then, after requeaitng that con- back ^ t o hia hole. The day- start groundhog aa § compatsnt lore Tor the huge Motorama presents- egse. Hughes has claim«t he was newsmeT Witt respect to Elsen for a daclaion was bound to be dR' ed with four inchea of anow, turned tidn. Its premiere was he-ld in New to Mends of the W*«t Brat "hut / things with CON-TACT . . . red or white brick wall effects, eSatar. the tool, in a political plot. hower m d a-daeislon. regarding a Appointing to RepubllcZn support not forgatUng othOn." Above aO. (ConManed ea Paga Nineteen) . ii0n tain and finally into slush, But tha oCietal’IoiiMhaters were York iaat .month. From hers it <»H|K ’:.alK:,.-,figiMte Bnyder’a views, howavar, "Navsr baa the IdanUty ef forecast. They pointed with pride Deaths in 1955 on six counts of perjury stemming basis of physical fltneaa, Snyder thara was .no indication whether to the tradition thkt if the-groimd- what aome folks say about the from testimony before a fedwal replied: l7.?cn a / DRUG STORE Skating Medal Weather Bureau. Eiaenhowar actually might daclda (OoallaHad an Paga Swutw) NYLONS hog sees his shadow — ha's sup grand Jury probing H arvey/M . "1 would prefer not to aay." to put off announcement of « dS' posed to be frightened by it — The Inapplicability of aome Almost Record Matuaow, former Communlaywho Only a short time aarltar Thom Cortina D’Atripeuo, Italy, Feb. 2 ^Teb.‘''2 Te V K T o :fu.;mrrl’-w**th.r aaylnp^ ““I aa E. Dewey, diScusoing second cialon for a while. turned informer and then raptidi- Aa recently Za a week ago Eijwn- All with reinforced heol and (B- Plucky Tenley Albright choking viouB. sayeth tha bureau, because ated hia toallmony. / term 'poaolhilltlee at tha White U.S.P. many of the most popular onee Chlcaga Feb. 2 - Traffic hotver laid he atlll had not made back the pain of an Injured leg, (ContlRued dr P«fG Two)/ Hughes allegedly told grand House, eald he "can!t even conceive toes for extra wear.. Sizes and teenager Carol Heisa won gold originated thousands oC ysara ago acctdqnta killed 38,306 Americana of the poosibility of the country up hia mind-.wbether to bid for an 340 cc . an4 silver medale with a daxzllng in North Africa, and, later, in Eu in 1965 — one of the heaviest tolls Jury that Matuaow hfccama a other four years th the White B ulletins turnabout witness after being and 4he world without ' President 8 'V t o l l . \ p^rformanc-e in Women's figure rope. in history. Elsenhower’s .leaderehip in these House. But he said he would not skating today gnd sent the United First Bluebird! The motor vahicla held its peril- flnancially prompted hy a number dilly-dally aboiit making an on- .froRi thg AP Wires Locality is of utmost impor of antl-McCarthyltes/— Including timea." V ‘ States into sixth place in the team tance in considering weather prov- oua place aa the' No. 1 killer in ■' The former governor of Ne.w moimcement once hia mind's made standings of the winter Olympic Bolton, Feb. 2 (Speciall — accidents. Joseph Rauh Jr., hwd of Arnerl- erba, it seems. jf ' cani for Democratic Action York, after a conference with the up- ______Game*. .Unable to see hlai^ shadow in For instance, the Weather ’ The National Safety Council President, declined to aay apeotft- T im n x BOMBBB CAVOI ' The triumph, following Hayes today reported that last year: (ADA),, a pro-NewDeal organiza New Tork, PO l^ (Pk-A IB- e iE F L IR I the midst of wintry weather, Bureau advises that on our PacMc tion, and Clayton/Frltchey. deputy caliy whether he-and _ Elicimower (Costlnned «a Page Twalve) Alan Jenkins' victory in the men's the Groundhog must be a con 'Cbaat the moisture bearing winds' Accidents of all types brought yewMrtd b ^ — » hlBb aahoal 1 '^ ' $1.00 individual competition yesterday in chairman of thY Democratic Na honor atudnt a f ...... wltk '%...... fair (*e M e t f F •• fused individual today, but hia blow in from the west and tha death to 92,0 persons, Injured: 9,' a i-2-3 U..S. sweep, gave America tional Commits. bewilderment • hardly com southwest, bn the other hand, in 200,000 and' resulted in„310,300,' rkenlstrymlsll — tvaa kaM by polleo (Limit 3) the first sweep of such honora by Rauh and Fritchey denied on tOdGV Glas a movto ttMUer no wafer breath-taking repertoire despite istered in 1937, the 'rtnner-up ed to inters^ Ihe Washington Iwd been In n cemn nt nboapHnl ■r the stinging pain of a leg injulfy I which'dehounced th* U.S. Suprfme’V here A t six dny*. Tbo 63-jr*nr- Lovely New China from ân Juan y«»r. '« ' / (Court’s nilihg on public school B M itH il 1 ^ • Exclusive StrTpline method peels off backing instantly ■uffereq ik pre-Olympic tralnln The 1955 traffic toll showed an (Coattniied on page Nlaeteea) old Arknnana nattva had been She gaahedxher right ankle witi bh-^] aegregatlon iaa an "illagal encroach Battle Liii6« Fixed nctlve In rent eotnte in tbo Snn Ctttrae Jfwolry • Sticks by itself— easy to remove in tha Caribbean . . . the warmth and ■ eight per cent gain over the 35,586 ment" on the sovereign rights of a a skate bladk. totel Of 1954..--,..,. / Fernando Valley In re M t Laiga aalactioB el •yUs* on almost’ony smooth, dust-free, flot surface— wood, glotSs romance of tropic ialand^ captured in fascinating She becomes America’s .firs stale. . •U btoealau. aoaiaga Traffic deaths I ^ e a steady Up They vblled.the pledge,that Vir For Primary Vote enamel, metal, pointed or varnished surfaces, plaster, tije,' new colors and pattern* . . . 4ight, shimmering queen of the Ice, succeeding Bark ward trend last year, and z o ^ e d LAW FOR FABRIC fA O T Mckloeaa 'bars 'Ann Scott, a Canadian, whd Ahead for U.S., Russia ginia, where ‘the interposition New Rritnfn, Feb. » pins and lings. $4 / Wall poper • beauty, grao^lly designed for everyday "luxtiry to record holjday' heights during movement, had Its recent rebirth, w-on now is a pro. ■ . the Christmas'period. 'The D«(C'em- News Tidbits In Ne,W Hampshire Membt/m o f Local 133. United • Waterproof, stain- and alcohol-resistant,. _ . v j in dining” . . . glaaming and translucent. . . ao Mist Heiss, a tiny. Ylvacious 16-i would follow whatever legal and Auto Workers Volea. today * ber toll, of 3.960 ,was the lergeit Gulled from AP-Wires honorable .maana.it .could muster K . SttMoser, , durable, lt*9'lu|fy |u^nteed--ifapU free If at • year-old. alao turned in a terrific,- EDITOR’K NOTE—Jn two artl-''S''tn such an aj ment, ia it going for any 'month alhce Decemoef, " Cbhcbi^, N'.'M.,' Feb.' J' (8*)-:-^ iiaanlmonaly appm-rai teem s.of.. Full FaiMawM • Wipes ctebn with a damp cloth ’ ’ ^ * ’'i 7 w i d e ** cle* 'this week William L. Ryan ha* to impede the mixing of white and a new oontrnot between all damaged in home use within a year. crowd-pleasing program.. Biie the to be posaiblejln the future to dis 1941. battle lines have, been drawn for C U D S ■ * f Women's Men's, flve-foot-100 pound a c h o o I'g 1 r 1 dlsousaed Um elgalflraace' of car- Negro students In the classroom. tbe union and the Fafair Rear YL r tinguish between atomic and non- Paaae* Both Housea the flfst-in-the-nation New Hamp 8 0 HALE S DRAPERY UEPT. , couldn’ t, overtake 'the lead Mias rent Soviet move* In the fields of atomic war?. (OeaUnoed a« Page Five) Congress receives hint hydrogen ing Ce. rmuffied by negetMom < bomb with 3.54M tlinrs power of The vote yesterday left no doubt shire prtmai'y election* Mai'ch IS. early today. Member* ef th* IdtIEIIY Albright' ha dcomplled in compul- trade and eecinoniir. warfare. To Perhaps the' question of nuclear On the popularity ’’aide of the S--35* S ; atomic weapon that blasted Hlro- as to Vir^nla’B* stand: in the loeal voted, however, that tbo A gift any women it aory figures. day, In the last'ôf a iserles, hr warfare already has become one ballot, President Eisenhower is un Latgciclectioa. She'll love it!. X Boxes I* W w Bhima may be at least In planning Senate the resolution passed 36-2; mmpnny. and Local 1349^ Intar* eoM M eppitciatc. ■ In the day’s other actlvlty.iCan-, analyze* some, of the nnderlying of degi’ce- Within a few yeari opposed as a Republican and Sen. stage. . . New- York Gov. Averell In the House It was 90-5. . national Association' ol M a A ^ ada boun.ced back from Its hockey elements of the mllltery situation. the use of Weapons capable, of Kefauver (D-Tenn) unconteited as Harrliflan and Sen. Estes Kefauver ■- Under the process of inlerpoiii- ista must reach »,-declBion la COSMETIC BAGS 98“ I defeat at the hands of the United erasing vsst areas might be suto- lion, if more than onorfburth of a Democrat. - ^ February States to whip Germany 10-0. A By w i l l i a m U RYAN ■ iD^Tenn) have long-talks-Withfor In' the haUotlng for' control of —thelr-dtaputo heloM. .ttie —ÛAW-. — 1 e s A •mattcally exchided. for fear o f' rv- the atato* Thierpoa* lhe|r rights on members will retnm to tbobr rugged. 26-year-old Swede, Slxten (.\P Forelga News Analyst) mer President Harry B. Truman the atate’s delegation to the- na CASUAL CHINA taliatibn on both aids. The stand Who-haa vowed strict neutrality the question of public school in job*. About 3A00 employes, Jernberg, slogged: through the 'There ia a long political-econom tegration, Congress will be asked tional conventions, however, both MAIM eiAS ic war ahead for the United States off In that fleld would seem com on subject this year. Involved; pines of .Ampezzo Valley to win plete. - t to submit a constitutional amend face opposition.' 914.91 the 50-kiIometer (31 "milea, 120 and the Soviet Union. Atomic Energy Commlsfiion takes Hou8«hol’ thinking relies heavily on its civilian atomic energy industry as pitted against one faVo^âhle to WaslUngtenr~mi > iff*—A C M Fightmt ComhiBoUpm, in two hours, 50 n;inutes 4nd 27 the state*. Sen. Knowland (R -C illf), who did FOCKET WATCH 2 ^ 9 Or’on, acrimere, wool. Slip-ons, cardigans, V-necks, mize the ' .question of superiority { Strategic . Air Command and it issue*, regulations on po**eSiion federal jndge today upheld tb o ' I ^ *• . SAC'a ability to deliver the hydro In Georgia, m House committee not discourage, the limited effort in Viceroy Acenrate ...... 89* ANEFBUr S9*RELLER (Continued on Ppge'Nineteen) of one side or the other in the mili and-use of atomic materials. approved .a bill that would take valldit}' ef JMt executive agree- tary field. '' gen bomb anywhere. In three or hi* behalf. • ■ ment giving Japnne*e court* tha mock turtle neck cardigans, shrugs. Committee of Hartford and Tol away Ihe' charter of any city that Kefauver’s pledged backers ar* rLASNUGHT 95 A.F.C.Tihltto LOZENBES Ah-eady. a stand-off in nuclear four years. Communist orbit devel land County farmer* is. formed to right ta t n American seldlern MhHUMsC opments could pare down the ad fail* - to maintain racially scgr*: ronf^nted by a slate favorable .to t-onU. Chmnia finish. . . ~ T weapons is forcing'the East-We-t obtain all available facta to farm gated facilities. The measure ap accused or eSrdnty Crimea In Bonk of >4 Tube of IS Dior Raises Waist quarrel Intd the field of economic vantage. A'dlai Stei^naon, the 1952 Demo Japan. The ruling by U.S. Dto- VALUES TO $6.98->NOW ers before they muet decide on parently was aimed directly at cratic nominee. and political competition. And with . 1’.H. Holds Lead their spring planting. trict Judge Joaepb O. MoCtor- Rig. *1.4B‘valii Atlanta where a federal couri Deadline for filing in the prefer In New Silhouette each year of auth competition: tê But in the electronic, age. tacti Maine's Sen. Margaret Chase order recently brought an end to mghy turned down a plan by !E3u;- / Both for only . -FINK 9ANCY/ military, picture will be changing. cal atomic weapons teem to have i Smith eaya ehe thinks “ moat likely ence poll phase. passed at 5 p.m. four Amerleaa aoldiers to'eacM* segregation oh public golf couraes. EST yesterday. The preference poll 914.991 Free World Strong arrived virtually at the point of 1956 Republican ticket" would be An Interposition resolution has trial in n Japancee eenrt. Tbo is merely "advleory" for • conx'en- ' By NADEAN’E W.ALKER Tl)e Free World etill hat the abil becoming oogveiitlonal weepone. beaded by Vice President Nixon been Introduced in the' South Caro four nr* necuaed e f obatiuetlnE / / • / . to lion delegates. , ANEFRIN NASAL SPRAY $2.99 li $4.99 Paris, Feb. 2 (M’l .—(Christian ity BQd the power to retaliate The United,, States probably has a Ml Ambassador' Clarq Boothe lina General Assembly by mem- juattoe,w, aoenult. and noanhlt and / . y Aattkistnadno. Antibiotic. - The deadline for-delegate-ftltng 7 Dior this morning pushed the massively to aggression, and even long lead in this Held. LDce.".' . . Bridgeport Superior ber*-of the etato's spcclaT’Segre battery, Inlant o* Adulte.. H-oa aiao » ,______is Feb. 11. Neither knowJahd nor waistline up to just under the bust. political aggression such oa that If tactical atomic'weopona were, Court judge tells, police hie' wallet gation Study Committee. Adoption FoMt fa ia B»U*t ^Stevenson backers have flied com IM m I QiroVES COLD TABLETS Not all .sizes in all colors.—All Sales Final He calls the new effect the "F which seized CSechoslovakia would use^to counter a Red aggresaioh,' containlqg $41 nu* taken from hia Ic expected next week. Gov. George REDUCES SENTENCES line" or “arrow silhouette." carry with it- t(^Sy the th eat of woTild that lead eventually to use coat which was hanging in hia- Beu Timmerman Jr., maOR Both Stevenson and Knowland sheath, with tricky cuts, drapery opinion of some highly placed ob- existed, the advantage would awing In his courtroom. the legislature to endocse.Qthe reduced the *entencee of Milton BALLPEN^ ASPIBIM 'A vivid intarpietation u * . . refused to enter the pcaferehtial NASAL INHALER of the colorful, toman-Sal and pleats for daytime, dressy serverr, the Russians are prevent back to conventional forces. Democratic Gov. Dennis J. Rob resolution. It declares that South and RonUle Sebnrarts t T fl to S3 vAidi lolimHagioddeoManidkos . styles have never been -• ao full ed from Seising many an other erts of Rhode Island 'says three section of the balloting, which Ei month* for' their part ta tbo tic faatival of Trinidad. *f t*' F«s,...... aaly $ 1 4 , 9 5 On the- continent of. Europe, the Carolina, will exercise “ all powers tohoodeoIda Boaol20 ...... blown. Ifaunequins floated in and wise alluring opportunity. New England governors and other reserved to it to protOct its senhower and Kefauver won in . abertien death of Mra. Doria in lovely turquoisa and ^ (4 dianar plataa. 4 brfad * buttaia. U.S.S.R.- has and will have for a In Custody . out like puffy clouds. The .Soviet Communist Party's long time to come a great super- top political leaders are planning sovereignty and the rights of its 1952. Jena Ostreicber. When tbo HAND VICKS VAPO-RUB soft ahadaa of gray on ^ 4 cups, 4 aauotn) , Ilie “ F line," based on the long- 20th Congress, opening two weeks ,ority in ground forcei. There Arq Charles Atwood Jr., is shown to form regional group to.back people." -Elsenhower’S' name was entered Schwnrtxtn entered plena of no MtXER. S irH : b*^0*«*A i*e«e4y«e*b«f a«41o* *ao4ll maO aOP a • . . . WHIP EZE 349 Acts 2-wora a ton oot‘ Just O O e arhita body. hand letter rather than the print hence, undoubtedly will set off only about 15 active divisions after surrendering to Boston Adlal Stevenson in-bid for Demo Alabama tva* tha first state to in the primary despite the fact that defenae toat Tneadny to^cbnrgeo bmothing ooiy ogoin Comphe-Lfptus'. . . . of abortion enaoing tbo iedtb of GREEN STAMPS ed one,‘is achieved by a belt smack flood of propaganda for uncondi avmiable to the NA’To commend polled Atwood admitted cratic nod . . . . Nor'way apparently adopt an interpoaitionlst plan the Prqeident has not yet indicated under the boeom. tional prohibition of nuclear weap to protect a Bhiropcan front of Shooting student nurse Rofe will wnll ruling frAm her oourta which seeks to hold void tba- caclal that he plana to run for a second the nttroBtIv* 33-y**r-*td f * ^ U K J W H A U c b n ehOla belreo*. Judge ConoU fen* GIVEN HOUSEWARES—BASEMENT Pull-face, thei silhouette be- ons by international agraament hundreds o f miles. German ra- Marla DeSiiva to death on tha before acting on Rusala’a mildly rulings of th* Suprams ‘OouH— term. , ehOla belreo*. Jnd g *' Evan today, Waatem leaders are wordad damand for release ef 14 and tha plan hacama official and Should ha dacld* to fo n g o • BGGSd GB iBdDtalWBBHMG MANCHBSTIR toHN* gomes the arrow, pointing up- armamant - prograsaea a I o w l y. ataps e f the nurses' heme in IBtn tNUMB TACKS ENVELOPES asking: Aside from the obvious Bemon’a South End. JHa gave Sovlel flshlng bqqta seiaad aa teeni for BIre. SebOrart* < Hag. 10a. la eoiofs...... WITH CASH SALES 2U5< 2 ■ 9' CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS lOenOBeeg OB Pag* NleeleeeX. question of foolproof safeguards .(flnattauad aa Page Etovaa), jaaloUsy oa -a motive. poachers. , .(OagttansB oa Png* T w \ , (0*a1IOM

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c ■ • ^ PAOETWO MANCHE3TER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHESTEl, CONN., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY t. 19S6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2.1968 P A G E T H R E E T Will II xaiiii! and that nobody onn outdo H in fancy oeataman. 10 Home Permits^ o Tha Slumborara hoad for tke Virgiiiiaxyotes Evasion LoFOND Pete Meets Shadpw wooda in top hata and swallow Issued in Month / 4 SnHlB iRiHlIBWHtt tail eoata„. in grant fur cloaks and BROTHERS gallant cockadaa. In togM that Mtaniitt could be talaUkaa for vnat night- O f School Segregation Tha ^Umated coat af teuUdlsB STKAX HOUSI I V — V Under Gloomy Skies ahirta. Soma travel on horatMok. la Manckaatar for which pwmlta MONMN. MAB>. ‘ Others enrpr divining rods and war* tsaued durtitg January was NORMAN'S n o r S a R’ other myata'rtoua gearr wnicawhich hasnaa a■ (OaMttmMd from Page 0«a) public tranaportaUon la Ala- 8lfr,S8b, according to a Weawref Thfaa% M gf t m (OiOllaMM I M i Om ) knows hR can't go wrong on that Vagus aasoelatlon withh groundhog- generally and Montgomery Building Inspector Qrtswold 5 t m i f » any mora than ha can on the, gtry. Tha lodge mansI li s aenprata waat into affect without the gov- tpeidflcally. Both city and atata pell. throufh MX more weeks of winter weather. observation poets, whichIch send their amor's andorsamant aututea re^uira aagregatad a«at- Of the total, 8104.180 repr*r ing ia\pubUe transportation. . ktbsmsUon. ' Without th« thedow . “Pete only predicta what he findings to a flaM communicationsmmunlcatlons ¥ba deadline for executive aetten Bonta ^ eatimafad" coat o f. 10 d S i’ kiiowa will come true." canter. ■■ V ' to flrichtcn him, Pete ahould have * Alabama's aulHfiutira rasohi- homes. Five dwelling permits war* ■^wUi stayed on the surface to await aar* The club aaya Pate doesn't care Third■uw «sof .uie.the groundhog gTOUpS,g ^ p s . 0 lasued ta Andrew Ansaldi and two 'a sE n c Mon camar yaatsrday, and Gov. ly arrival of spring. what forecasts ai-a made by rival mao> on the . proVrl early- la to WllUam Ltssard and Sona. Jamas B. Poisom said then that he Public Records O m m U c s “ Our best fuesa on tha business groundhogs In othfr Pennsylvania the uncompromising PannsyivnUn Other permits'were for two Duchch flan or tha Allantown nra'a waa washiag his hands of the mat TEL. Ml 9-4597 VatartlM o m W n p ^ nrophecy.” said the spokasman cities and alaewhera. After all he’s garagaa -dt |1,72S; - mlscallBiweus FREE PARKING for the Punxautawney GrbundhoR been'^ in tha buainess since ISOS which goes by tha nama of “Orund- ter. Thus lacking action by the constriicUon at 817.000; and al- . PoniBy Shows Arlhir Oric Storit Club, "la that the rumbllnca of and the others are Johnniea-come- aow Lodge Nummer Aina on da govemof, the bill was not re- Delphlna to LRlMlt teratloiw' and additions to build h U rW T ta M SOS HARTFORD ROAD A T McKEE STREET what’s been goina on here on the lately. Lechaw," meaning Kumber Ont on turosd. to tha House where It U Newton and VwwUm, ings a t 888,470. VU. 00 7-8SS8 surface must have rattled the roof; the Lehigh, or more to the point, originated and It thereby became property at 43 Especiallv’ that 'Pennsylvania an act automatically. of tha groundhog hole.” anything you can do wa can do hlartlag* While tha bald aagla prafera flah I. Vow Party j Dutch dumbkopf at Allentown, Pn., better. The bomb blast cams last night. Punxsutawnpy, he explained has I said Pets kvA apeci^ communique Florian Harvey l31 MUI aa food, tha golden eagle's etapl* bean aerambllng for Its eronomlc Finmiy, grentAr Philadelphia It waa the second set off in 48 St., and BIcanojwnqr May. PI Ifey, 33 diet consists of rodents. WROUPHT IRON I that lapsed^nto tha pretender's greundboggeri bank htavlly on hours In Montgomery, one-time Ufa in recent yaars. Mines that ooTi vernacular. Wella St BMK n , Jamaa’ once were the buainess backbone their famed soo. Unhappily, Km< capital of tha Confederacy and Church. ^ RMUNOS “ Dea Lechaw grundsow,'’ snarled mle, the specimen that waa coach now beset by a drawn-out HRgro of the town of 10.000 have cloied Pete. Thomas David Stratton.^35 Gar ed for the big occasion died leas boycott of city bpaea. ' den St.,' and Oaryl Jana Laird, 18 and foreata that were the heart of “ Raua!” 'Hie bomb last night exploded In PORCH COLUMNS a proAUbla , lumbering builnaas than AS hours ago, Tha aoo has Dalmbnt SL, Xeb. 17, ------Thru Peacoek,AUey Pennsylvania haa four canters of other groundhogs, though, Includ the front yard of the home of B. D. iUithefan Church. HAND RAILS hive dwindled away, this higher acience, aach awaaring Ing tha notorious Ona-eyad Con Nixon, a Negro Pullman car porter! 7 to be top banana and each cruah- Jamaa Andrew Lyon, Vanea, TO J? But a major replacement hM nelly, who doeOn't give a hoot and former president .of the Ala aad Deborah Phoeba Brovan, 1087 PIPIOUARD RAILS bMin found and the dedicationXof ingly acornfui of tha other fellow'a abput ahade or shadow but juat bama Chapter of the NatjOnal a new 1300,000 factory waa sched claims. Only in Pannsylvanta, they Main St. wants to be let alone. ~ Aasoelatlon for. the Advancement BulMlag PcmilU uled this afternoon m a highlight all assert, docs the true ground- VALLiY WiLDINO CO. of Colored People. Mondaj^ night a To Manchester Roofing and MILLER of Groundhog Day. To be operated Tiog'cult flourish. n « M OUMllHkwjr HE M IU jiomb waa tossed at t|Mf parsonage Siding Oo. for Anthony Gryk. for by Superior Meter Oo., the plant The Punxautawney Club in home of the Rev. M.-L. King,' a OiO lMi|t.-OKU OAlIcct alteratipna to a. dwelling at 80-83 7 soon will begin production o f gaa J4oV^weatem Pannsylvanla boasts W eatherm en Negro Baptist preacher. Porter St, 8809. IftCMrg* Ew BrttaalM meters. edge, on-a«nlority alone. Both NixonXhd King have been To George S. Patten, for alteri ^^2 For Y6^r Jfoncy “ Wa’ra pretty excited,” the Club :e ISSC Its members, have active In dlj-aetlng the boycott of Montgomery buses.. tiona to a buslneu block at US spokesman aaid. "Thera'a been a up Canoe Ridge In the Aim Blow at Main St., $100. lot ^ jumping up and down about No one waa harAted a t . either r) • foothills o f the Alleghenlca and To Ernest Richardson, j u >t a OUR IVER POPULAR FRIDAY SPECIAL tha^good news toA I gutsa that's stationed Xhemsalvea on Oobbler'a exploalon. Considerable damage done - to the front porch of 1-story, S-room dwelling at Garth bow tha rumbling got to Pate. Knob to katch and record the G ro u n d h o g s Rd., $12,000. •; “Just like him to add another groundhog'a behavior. Fo r the en- Xing's home; the blast at the • 'V EMEMENCY sura thing t« his prophecy. Ha tire Punxautawney region thia la Nixon dwelling dfd only minor Wt StrvB 2 Livi BrulM LOBSIlERS 2 ON. lURNER a Jdnd of fete dby, with the aelec- (OsottMMd frsos Pago Oaoj damage to a gate Poet »■■■ ■ I ■ r i tlon of a Groundhog Day king and Negroes In Montgomery have re But, aaat of tha ItocktiA tha With Each OiMpItIt Dimar snvici queen and of a inan of tha year, fused to ride pity buaci since Dec. DAYS ONLY - THURSDAY - FRQAY - SATURDAY ■ A ^ and, at night, a banquat and a more applicable proverb would be: S In a proteaL against aegregatad CALL Aik Ysar Dtaitr groundhog hop. y *When the wind is jn tha waat tha stating. All Color Mild Terrific! HOME STYLE — PUTTER SERVICi The Issue of the boycott w u Be** Marti*/ 4»ha Pajr** Vpatart Onag waathar la always bast.” toesed Into federal court yeatarday WILLIAMS Tt PkMii III But to the Sluihbe'rlng Lodge of Ona of tha aAora popular, sayings when five -Negfo women flM a Jerrjr L*|rt* , ■•**14 B»*t*a SHOP EARLY, SOME ITEMSjdMITED! EYERY. APfLIANtE IN THE Groundhogs o f Quarryvllta, In Is -'*Tha aduth. wind warms the suit in which, they asked that aeg- DINNER COMPLETE eo. OR. SERVICE Lnncnatar County, tha Wesiem “ Artistdand ‘Tennessee’s aged." Actually, aays the Weather TRgatlon ba mads unconatltutlonal seers are "the upstart gang of Gob- M odels” P srtner’ , STORE MARICEb DOWN TO GIVE YOU GREATER V i^ E S . ^ " Ml 9-4548 bisr'a Knob.” * Bureau, the south wind "la about the wetteat. stormiest and gtner- VlitaSe*** The Slumbering Lodge hea been •*4 C:*Ur •■4 C«Ur at It for only 4S years By ita own klly laast pleasant of winds in our MILLER^S stataa bordering the Gulf of Afeslr lilM :ia«iU l:4a«:U avowals, jinwaver, it makas up f6r AT THE CENTER—MI 9-8123 -■ .X.- that relative newness In preitlgs CO.” iaURWSIDE@ The bureau contedea that some T EA6Y nsE rABsmas and elaboration. Tbia aoclety says BUN.: "Tha Ln*t Freattar" \ Ita memberehlp takes In eminent proverbs based on wind direction Marti* aad Lewl* X ... Yssr Nnt ■ ...\ men In most of the-professions; and >1tumldlty—whlla net aura 'ARTISTS and MODELS" that It haa been cited for distin Mgna mind you—"may hava soma _VI*U»'UlM l:lt friNriiillM guished aervica the Internation foundation.” rl«B Niarlliif POINT 0 Prestige with Prephecy f E al Order of Groundhog Greeters, in 'TOP GUN" Why have so many layman al ways triad to forteaat tha waath TELEVISIOK ■>» .t T !■•J 'W woti; iu in iciiT” ar? An axplanatlon offered by the raa:: ”lAtnna>KTiei'>~c’a^Mi NpW Thru SAT. FOB P B O Itn Weather Bureau la that paoplt (Today Cent, frotb 8 PHIT.) REPiilGEItATOllS - RANCES -D i r “love the prestige that cornea with D R O O R A I i S p REFRIGERATION prophecy." Tha fact that we haven't always 2 MG HITS! / .... ■ /'X. . / ' : had the Weather Bureau to call w m g u m u M u m SERVICE tha turns for us might hava aema- . video Everyday — iAOALL WILLIAMS tUng to do with It, too. - AU IUgl\& Xm rv ed — . HOTFpINT • FAIl^Y SIZE , Norge !tirtfii Ml 9-3S8S In the multitude ' of proverbe, K. T. Dickuioa A Co., Xae. rain la foretold by the beiiavier of W in n cats .and dogs, cattle, rad hair, ropas, spMart. smoke, crickets, p i MAIMHEITER KNITTINe MILLS Jiiiiihiiin! frogs, birds, mica, flies and rheu CQAST TO COAST iiiiii matism. CAUWtMA tWKT WIMt Tha groundhog? Oh yas. Accord e Been exposed to the won,’ iSHER ing to tha myth, ha comm out of Automatic MIT. M HrMIM Um ill LADIIV nS OIRLS' HSSf 9UAUTY his hole today. If ha sees hla sha ders of Hi-Fi? Drop in to-' « 6 r a i'1.35 o«a j9 dow, ha runs back and Mx mora I night and let i|S demon- ‘if** weeks of winter Is Indicated. If he doesn't sea hla shadow, ha stays C; ;{itrate some of the sets we •9,LI. CAPACITY URANCWnKS out In the world because winter la ^tancl^ stock. »4j,- ./ ended. \ ‘ r. jiiotT. iTAnmr port, The Weather Bureau say* this Xwvrr • I WAY RINSING M r.eu N t^ iM PLUS: ACnoN-THRILLS! la plain bunk, Naverthalesa, the SALES aad IN CAiiniiitA official opinion added that our 277 aaoAD • SUPER SPIN VlfATIR r ITH furry friend probably will stay out SEBVICB r r K t i r BLOUSES In moat of the MldwRit and tha \ RADIO •OT T [ I f V I S I 0 N •IXTRACTOR III!! 30-8-1124 ‘ A ICTiebNIAAIW HIKTION ■K-ii East— and gat hla note mighty ■A cold In the snow. \ kill CkaaaM S New ■**«*. C***, (tLMv NEWS CABAVAN - ... Cka**el is Hartferd. Ce*a. Jeka Camera* Swayie SHILVIS IN THI DOOR / COAST TO COAST li-ii ROCK N ROLL ^>1 VP Clm***l I* nM*n*U, M*». (1*441 BOB CUMMINGS SBOW iiiil Cka***l M BariuneM. M*m . 4 SI BiaiGP PULTON J. i U E N . PWTAAU WINtS Jobless 0aims j i T i : Ch***«l M New BrlUla,, Cea*. (Itl MYnEBT TBEATEB • PUU WIDTH FRIlZIR Cka**,l at WaWrkat^ Ce**, —Mark Saber “ Deer et Ck****l U Malyek*' Mae*. Dealk” BAB M WEaTEBN «BBA- (M-ttl DBAONET !iH4 'TKB (Ul EALP HOUB DBAMA GUN CMNAN the week ending Jan. 33, aeeerding

r BNiHWAY PATBOL . '21 INCH FAN PtOOP . POT• ^ 2 . 9 9 claims taken, with 3,372. Other promise MANCHESTER (ttl PEOPLE'S CHOICE municipalities rsporUng'over 1.000 (Ul HALF HOUB DBAMA • CALROD OVEN UNITS • EXCLUSIVE TIME WHI3KIIS IN THIS PROOUCT *:!• ( II DOWN YOU OO NODF.L ■|i claima wera New Haven, 3.448; . You'U !• GliMd to Your UuH (It-UI POUE XTAB'PLAT- •» r CONTROL / ' 4 OR MORI YCARS 010 ihSi WASHABLE Bridgeport. 2.456: Waterbifry, LUMBER, Inc. BOUSr.—"Tke Uelearr" 14* RB88 _ w ^ n yoa * i i ! - terday at the Hotel Bond, Hart (14441 DOUGLAS EDWABOS ford. The new primary law wa» iMI BIOHLIOBTS WHISKIIS IN THIS pRoeucr j liW ^ I CONNE&ICUT BEPOBT COMPANY 5, S, r YRAtS OIB explained. discuMsd and Illustrat Itik liai WEATHBBVAME 1:1* ( *1 LONE BA.NOEB 81 nisseU St- — Mmacheater .88 ed by Mildred P. Allen, secretary VACUUM MILL (1*1 SHEBLOCK HOLMES , FLOOR - $Q e of state; Alice T. Petereon, deputy —"Baker 81. BarkeUre" olT ho^ man FRICE! secretary of State; and Htitn M. (14441 SOT. PBE8TON OP TEE ( ti PA8SPOET TO DAMGEB 2 1 liiii! TUEOM ^ (II) q u iz BIDS TRIVETS ftr * '®® Ley, executive aaeistant to the sec 1 4 ^ SOUR MAIN POWIReN l-aii (M-441 DINAH 8HOBE (U ) MILLION DOLLAB MOVIE TOASTER * ’ ^ retary of state. Queetiona re (ttl BOVNDUP . (Ur DANGEBOUS AMIGNMENT POLISHER O U ttEANER 'S YIARS OlO garding the law wera aniwcrad at ( 41 NIGHT EDITION S44.S0 VALUE FORMERLY $22.95 . ” REG.$89.9Sf-ONLYAFEWATTHISPRICI - n;i:i (ll-M) NEWS WROUGHT IRON FRAMEÊG. $1.19 ooch too. SIM length by .the three experts on the 11*1 NEWS A W EA TB EB ROT 3.99 panel for the more than 330 wom AUTO (Ml PINAL EOmOM Special ORLON aad WOOL bland en who attended. WESTERN (HI NIOHTCAP EDITION SAVE S0*/a— ESKIMO J.CUF AUTOMATIC - hnil fabric, washes like magio—keeps STORE U:« IMI SPOBTfjBOUNDUr .MMir «IMH POPMAI taANM 'Guest apeaker following the (Ml W E A T U n , liliii pleata aad akqpa never Mg*, re- luncheon waa Mra. Julia Kiflln of 818 Bfaln 8L—Opp. Oaater PhtIi (Ul PBEVliES AVAMAMI AT AAP STOatl. (l»-l*-MI WEATBEB L'Hli elate wrinkle* aad rarely needa W|uhtngton, D. C.. vice chairman CANISTER SETS Every Day 3-8 :S« (HI CONNECnCUT BEPOBT < UHF CONVERTORS preening. New eprlag celersc. of the National Republican Fi OPEN Thnraday 3-8:00 ( II HIGHWAY PATBOL 7.95 nance .Committee. (III BIG SHOW COFFEE M (Ml THE AUTUMNAIBES The local women present at the Ante Supplies, Tool*. (Ml UTTLE SBOW 7 Pc. IMPORTED U D annual' meeting were Xrs. Esther SporMag Goads. Paint*. 1 1 :0 (ILMI STEVE ALLEN ALUMINUM “ M Teelfkl HAIR DRYERS rw:! Pickles, Mra. Hasci Finlay, Mra. Toys, nikea, Whael Goads. II :U ( tl LES PAUL A MABY POBD CHANNELS ■ $4.98 VALUE percolatOr a I A , . 1 1 8 OPEN TILL 9 EVERY Dorothy Bowen, Mrs! Bertha i i a U n g T B ^, iOutboBida U;H (II NITECAP THEATEB lilt ( t> NEWS " REG. $7.95 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED— REG. $24 JO Borst; Mrs. Elian Backus, Mrs. V . ' . Dorothy Earle,' Mra. Barth# FIrate; EAST CENtER Mry. Vivian Farguson, Mrs. Jane Jlaveran and. Mri. (iUlait Hollo MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION DELIVERY I way. . ‘ STREET I I iu:i( \ I io'> ► •"•(>1(11 - niii - n iii- .NORMAL INSTALLATION ■ With modem machinery, one Menu: I 1 M I 1 - lu: \M -i r\ i( ( iiu! American farmer can handle 80 | T JR E E l GUARANTEED SERVICE TAKE UP TO 31 MONTHS TO PAY A4ANCHESTER ■i! aeraa of riea Mmparad to ,two Mlt»s I aerak by AMatie methoda af hand -I IM ' I I Road Service >1 I '. tm iaj. i . •f’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„'THURS d X y , FEBRUARY *, 19M P A G E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1959 . FAGi^PIVB spend on the Job according to the RibicofTt "dlacovery’*-*that there Hbnfliratrr CaitBite ARdI Chin* waa aomathing unagund about thia Accident Widow ------. J clock. It’s also tha amount of tlma Inancing, and need for a chaftge. ‘Droodlet Oanada’a we spend tharpening knlvae, Connecticut seemed, to ordinary Republicans. By BOOEB PBICB Praises Ribicoff m u n L ilg t* W O m l- tilR 38,300 Traffic G u m I P r e a c h e r Sa^ttittg Ifprald Leitrr B. P e a n ^ h a a Juat made, irejudicet, pet hates, weird affec ^ o h ^ i r o A . Board Picks Stirichfield Itn instance In which he had W O ob—12H Daily Radip W H A T -a iR Luncheon? tuttco BY nilc ^fort thr CanuiM Honaa of tions,' sxes, crussde* snd invec reached for a paper iaaue. But . PRoniNo co„ me- Yankee they were stymied bocauae RiW- On Speed Curb That laterprttTh* > Deaths in 1955 U BiM^l Slrtct ' Oommona, an cxtandbI1< Actually, the amount of time we a apeclal committaa heavily leaded IN TOWN ir$ sard to C hina-a policy spend In the actual ude ot such Hartford, Fah. I . MIRKE 9 ;G—Johnny Dollar ■ The Board of Education yeater-'f'ence as a superintendent, of schools P mmM Ootobur J.-UU tools of the trade ia almost In- Democratic Governor of Oonnecti- nasa figures. BasBts BBd era wlijBct to ch a w 50DA 5HOP atudy and examination. Pre/eaaional Republicans are, of d « now," a y o u ^ aaothar wrdta FUNRAi HOfill "-om ctal Detective. day ended a 2-year search for an i and as a principal of Junior and \ tignificant. It's the dong dark cul commits, there is one, which to without noUca. (CsBllaued (raBS Page One) courae, not only disturbed because CbnnecUcut'a Oovarnor yaataiday. V-:J>olka Party assistant auperintepdent bt educa-' aenipr high schools, '>iiiibHihil Ey«i7 The Canadian drriaion, hours spent in the accumulation pa'rtlcularly dtoconcerting to the TEL. Ml M M 9 isW - “Where The Jolly Crowd Meet” 1 BolMUTm. Kntwvd at tbr Rlblcoff has managed things like Sha wrote her huaband waa killed WHAY—Mqsle, Marebaal —The Geow SnowShow The growth of population, hnd tion with the appointment to the I -He w a s superintendent of _ at MaadKAtr. Ceaa„ at aon aayi, it to stand pat. for the mental abrasive, in tha long good profeetional Republicans t l BABT d u m n BT. ,C—Jilt Precinct data MaU Hatttr. thU, hut because he has been able by a ear on Dac. 23—the day ba- WUJjljr**‘*‘**'*l K»vu« WGtU-Orfbeat the increase In travel alao figure new pott of Raymond D. Stinch- | schools for nine towma in the moment, on ita praaent policy y drip -ai*lt tti AdTaact professional Repubitcana, this tha lieansaa of drivers coatvictad rata par 100 million .vehicle miles recommendation of Superintendent high abhool principal in Easton and nition to Oomaniiniat China. process of stinging one's self, Just There is. In the Republican pro- T" WDRC—Jlel Precinct D Homborgors, our ewii mixtiiro of Oat Ttar ...... * * !S looks a little like sabotage, being of speeding. WHAY—llusto UcrcHaat WGTH—Offbeat was aatlmated at 8.4. That Waa of Schools Arthur H. Illing, The a ■ Junior .high, school principal in Six Moath* Thia decision, he ttated, wat feaaional book, nothing' more un tc get In the piO|>er mood these committed by people who sup "My two sons ifour and eight), V WCCC‘"»ltucord K«vu« two per cent higher than in 1994-X action calha at a apeclal meeting Auburn, both in Maine. UCIOU5 eheico moots—shxliiig fronkfurton TIbrtt Moaiaa t-w reached after mnaidering the "in- derhanded. nothing more diabol •■Ohay —NIte Vfalcb ' Om MoBllb are the hours and preparations posedly should ba keenly aware of and I arc hdpaful you will never w n c —The' American Adventura 'Which had the.loWeet rate on rec that was cafied late yesterday Illing, who had contacted a ical. nothing' m M emotionally on fiMstod roR. Wttkly ...... teretta and liewa of oiir alliet. without which the production of the necessary interests of tha Re relax your crai^down on apeedera. WORC-Jack Careon ord.- >'i afternoon for that purpose. number of 'colleges in a quiet Btii^lt Copy enraging to themselves, than Gov ‘Ash Tray la Matemlty HaspHaT WGTH—Nlehl lliielq , i tome of whom are even more di publican party. "But you wen oila day too lata The number of deaths, from hH Sttnchfield, who rdeeiVed hia search for an asaiatlnt. first heard our nominal .working hours would ernor Rlblroff's blaiid talent for To check the accuracy of this At; i l l * - ' _ W o w — But the’ Rlblcoff trick involved for ua. WHAY-Nita Walbh . kinds of AeCldents—92.000—showed bachelor of arts degree from.'Col MEMBER o r ^ rectly Involved in the contetjuencei be Impo.ssible. enlisting notable Republican citl- drawing I took it over to-Hhe Ma ^ A T —B aprcial other chief ally, Britain, already A Thought for Today publicans. who feel bound to\(>tln whatever verdict they bring Iti. He WHAY—Betty Kimball WGTH—Nlfhl Muilc Sitpatdita bca^ art alto rtacrrtd. puts ,the proposition to tmm st atudted it awhile and aaldV it ones cars, to drive that they are Days from ISM. WCCO—Record Review a alight increase. Adcidental Be ia now at the Univeraity of hiitted to the full' Board yeater- . recogniaea Communiat China. some . opposition to Rlblcoff poll- WKNB—Requeet MatiDee Ii43- day. such a high level*that, yiu good looked like “ An 4nner Tube wHji giving them a dangaroua weap WIUY—Nile Waich deaths at work added up to 14.300, Connecticut, where he is working \ UTillc Canada will not now txr cles. Into direct conflict with some WTir-Thr WolhV PHul Kina Photo Impressed by Nysfeni Pun tcTTlca elltat ot N. B. A. Soft. This youth hymn will be sung leading citixens o f '-Mgnecticut, a Lifetime Supply of BloWout on ... SToeova fsi/SlS WORG—OU tlolby WTIC—Converaatlon a blight tncreane. Death in public on hla doctorate. Stihrhfield. whti Republican business mogul who to, WDRC—Arooa ana Andy but not involving motor vehicles Kev. Howard key ia married and the father of three According to MiRDti chairman let. Ine. tehd diplomatic rarognltion to many times this week by young they ran hardly refuse^Wf know Patches.” Then a young man who "Ona thrilling buiwt of speed Bermuda Plan Accommodation WGTH—Waxwor/e WGTH—Night Mueic . Poblnaitia Rtprpaeatatlrrt: Tbt of the type who Is normally .a 3iaa- . f made'a small gain. children.' expects to move iptu Sherwood Robb,, at leaat part of Jabot MtUitwa Sptetti Anncy — Ntw Oommuniat Oiina, the Pearaon people throughout the nation as of no instance in vwlch any of was handing out cigars took a and a man's Ufa is wasted, a brave (Braiakfast only) for 2 Dtya toita- heavy contributor to Republican WHAY—Record'Rodeo WHAY—Ndwa; Night Wateh The all-accident death toll was The Rev. Hovbard Rlcke)^. pastor Manchester soon. He will begin hto the reason Stlndhfield was inter Y'ork. t!blca«o. D«i35lt arf EotJ^ they observe Nstionsl Youth' these citixens hsA/ister on. ac look and ha said, "It'a a Boyl" but man, v.iio aavad many Uvea him from f i l l . Choice of Hotela and WGCC—Hecotf Review m em ber a u d it BUREAU OP aurviy of policy attacked the party campaign cheats. WKNB-Rrqiieet. MsUnee WTiC-fIbbar. Molly aubstantialljr imder the levels at of the Church of the Nasarene, duties as IHIng's assistant next ested in the position here was the n r aCRIPTIONS s i ] Week. We feel it has s rich mes I think he was confusing the self during the last war under Liongar Stays possible. WDRC—Romahre Mooda -CIBCU1*ATK)N& "anomaly" of Chlneie Na- The most spectacular insunce of cused him of tryUg to use pres- WTIC—New/ tained In some earlier j'ears. It Norwich, will be guest speaker for week. impression he. gained of the Man sage for sll of us. Droodle with aomethlng else. Then fire,' and Was commended for It. WDRD-Ne*s .. WGTH—Night Mueic thia. perhapA was that which found Bura.ôn their deliheratlons, or try M a A|n Steamer to Bcr- ISilA-' has topped 100,000 four times the special youth services at Man The School Board's budget car chester school systehi. While-ne Delivered I Th# HtraM Prlntlnf Ctomptny Ii*.. tionaliat \representation on the I made a mistake and showed it to w'ho atill had much to give ua and ^TH— and Rar Sherman Knapp, the current day ing influenc^their verdict. So * * ^ " ^ '* * muda and Return WHAY-Newa; Night Waieb since 1934. chester Church of the Naxargne ries * 87.800 appropriation to pay gotiating with Illing, Sttnchfield aatumtt no llaaodd rtspoatlbUto td United' Nmona Security Council, Now in the da.va of youth. far as we can yscover Ribicoff has. the Resident Physician who insist the community. *^WHAY->«ecord Rodeo WTIC—Carling Coneervatlon Friday through Sunday'. b poarapu^ eirort appease In ^ When life flows fresh snd free. Individual who happens to bold the ed it was a- ‘Staphylococcus Sub "He waa mV partner in every by Air, or the Reverie vrith WDRC-rRomance Mooda And the 1988 all-accident death for an assistant aiiperintende'ht. toured the entire plantxand, ac- Ttrtitmtnta and oihtr readlni' matter which woiiIiiNiBdirata that Canada In hit own conduct, given none of WOCC-VRecoid Review WGTH—Night Music The Rev, Mr. Rickey la a grad Thou Lord of all our hearts and business position which was once cutaneous." In fact, he was so thing. How can one go on knowing Stay of 5 Days, from $I47A8, WKNR^-Requeet MaUnee rate of 86 per tOO.OOO population Last -year's budget also carried an k cording, to Robb, waa "highly im lb Tbt Maachtater Ertalnc HtiaM. ii not going tie wait much longer them reasonrto regret their serv ilisa- was tho lowest bn record except uate of Elaatern Naiaarene College pressed." lives, that of the late J. Henry Rora posiUva that he gave it a shot of thia will happen to others?" Bermuda Plan. Longer Stay can WTUÎOSU Radio Lana WHAY-Ncee: MshI Watch appropriation for the Job, but no r E E a before roting ^ seat Communist back, acting as chairman of GoV' ice, or reaMn to suspect that RIbl' ba arranged. WDRO-:^ Kolby WTIC—Great Glirterileeve for the 58.5 mark attained in 1994. Quincy, .Mass., beforb comiiig to one could be found to fill It. Illing Robb said' Stinchfield waa^ also Dtanlay tdrertltlnf rloMiig bonra; We give ourselves to Thee; eoff himself, wasn’t on the level nenicillln and charged me five Ribicoff said yesterday hla order W ^ H —Bob and Ray ernor Rlblcoff's flood disaster com WDRU—Mooda tor Roinaoce But one of each 18 persons in Qtilney. Mase., before eoraing 'to sard the problem was finding the’ impressed wllh the raputatioR, of r Moaday—1 p. m. China in the U n IM Nations. Our fervent gift receive. bucks. that licenaae of all convicted speed- Round Trip by / WGTH—Army of Stars Norwich. .r Tottday—1 p. m. MtiaiUy. ■ mlttee. with Itiem. \Whlch'. of course, * 'WHAY—Suburban Hacenada the .United States suffered a man with the necessary qualifica Manchester schools and liked t'he Wadaeaday—1 p. otTYbaaday. The Pearaon survey of polity And fit us to fulfill, era be suspended for at laaat 90 A IR TOUR Air, Stay of 8 CCC—Record Rtvltw Miaa- The Republicans in the Legisla /merely/makes the .professional Re- WHAY-rNIght Watch disabling Injury in 1999. Services will be held Friday and tions who would work for the pay Idea of hia own children attending. Thnraday—1 p. m Wrdnttday. Through all our days, in all our counsel of the old St. L o1 U\1 s days will stand aa long aa he is DayS|Barmuda Plan, from t i l l . .. KNB—Matinea w ric—Great Glldereleevs Saturday evenings at 7:30 and Prtday-il p. m. also warned that Canada must not ture had some dispoaltlon to quar publiriins alltito more unhappy /WTIC—llWU fiitola Lana Falla last year cost 19,800 Manchester could Afford. •them. 1 ways, and/reaentful. \ Browns American Ltague. Baaalwbill Govarnor. . ' Choice of Hotela— alao Longer WGTH—Army of Stan Stipday moi-ning at 10:45 and Sun ' Baturday—1 _P. » under any conditions ^peeome in rel with the work of the commit /WDRC—Cal Kolby WGTH-^'toht Mueic lives, burns, 6,100, drownings e,-'’ Duties of Post ® Our heavenly Father's will. Tours. CMsallird'dcadllae;taatfifd dtadllan: 10:30 a. m: each -V Club. Died Wadnaaday. \ - WGTH-Bob and Ray U:W- 400, firearms 2,300—each, total day evening at-T.' KILLED IN A|:T0 CRASH of pubileattoa except Saturday -> volved M any commUmb^t to de tee and Ita recommendationa, not Chicago — Clair Thomas Rally, FINED IN AUTO DEATH Taxes Additional • :ta— WHAY—Night Symphony ' Essenlially. Stlnchfield's job will A' because of the committee itself, WHAY—Suburban Serenada WTIC—News showing little change from the be to lift 'kpme of the burden of ad- Colchester, iiêb. 2 r SetSeasana, Send for in- WDHO—Today tirSporta said 39 Btates had higher trtiffj^c A t least 207 cities reported re superintendei^ to devote more on Rt. 3. State Police said Dillon, PINE LENOX PHMMJtCY us do, /. Yet, in their instinct toward some By THE AHSOCIATED PREgff in Mason City, Iowa. ligent homicide yesterday,, fln^ VHAY-Newa: Night Watch 1oa> Literature. WGTH—Lea PaPaul and Mary Ford WTIC-Bporto rioal death tolls, and the total w m ductlon.s. The largest decreases time to policy. Stlnchfietd will as who had been missing several When and if Canada does give Independence, they were psywo- White Plains, N.Y.—Mito. Ellxa- Mexico City — Jean Destout, 3190 and given a auapended acn- forraattoa, Literature. • :r' Thr With radiant delight; WDRC—Sir .Anthony Eden lower In 13 others. were credited to Syracuse. N. Y„ sist In /the general duties of cur hours from a Norwich conva 299 iA5T CBNTBR ST. TIL. MI9<«i90 diplomatic recognition to Corti- loglcally stymied. After all, m ra' beth Sears, AS. early film'writer, tence of three months in jail. Bt' WHAY—News „ ^ . WGTH—Bob i-nd Ray Not chubsing what is great. formerly of Phtladelphto, who waa .'WCCC—Good Evemna Good Music States showing reductions were with 37 per cent. Tampa.^la., with lescent home, waa walking along The hottearnroblem the Wash ^back’s business position sucâsor magailrfe editor and clubwoman, neat VasaaUa, 24. was tbs driver WKNB—Today in SporU U:sa- riculum, organisation and gsneral munist China, Pearaon said, that' Nor spurning w’hat ia small. production manager forthe Philco WH AY—Symphony lieted as Idaho 23 per cent, A ri 34-and Seattle and Dallas vrith 28 the road. waa heading the committee. former president of the New York of a car that struck and JrlUed urriu—News admlnlstrVition. ington Angkb-êrican confer- 'recognition will hot extend to But/taking from Thy hands our Corp. In Mexico, who joined the WDRC—News WTIG—Starllaht Serenade zona 11, Minnesota 10, North Da per cent each. Sttnchfield, who toerved in the Pine pnmmmy " tasks Earlier in the Rlblcoff ydminis- Business and Professional Wom firm in Philadelphia 29 years ago. Mfa Murray Feeney 8ept/30. WDRC—Night Owl anca considered wib. UiAt peace Formosa, or to any recognition ot FdLEY WOTH—News WGTH—Dance Time kota 4; Kansas, Oregon, Nebras Elghty-one cities with a popula United Staten Air Torce during Infant illneasei that damage the To glorify them all. tration. ’ the Republicai/ profes an's League, apd widow of Frakk Shrub Oak, N.Y. — The Rev. i ’lS4- 11:66- M4 CINTIR ST. TEL MI 9.9R14J In Palestine. Communist claims to that Island.. sional leadership sufferM a similar WHAYHAport apotllfht ka. New Mexico, Utah and W y tion of 10,000 or higher completed World War II as.an abrial gunner, brain often are causes of mental . \ H. Sears, KaiikAs City cattleman. Neil Boyton. 71,' author of many An eagle's neat if used ^ a r after TRAVEL A8ENCY WCCC—Good Kvenlnx Good Huile WHAY—Nile Watch In the business of tr^^tw to pre embarrassment, in th^ matter of St. Louis — James Dunbar. 60, WTIC—Burllght Serenada oming 3 per cent each; New Jer- 1993 without a traffic death. comes to Manchaster with expert- deficiency. . ^ "Aa ; we see it." said Pearso^ Teach ua to love the trud. boys' books snd former teacher at year during which the.’birds add 84 CHURCH STm HARTFORD WKNB*-Kvenlna Serenada WDRC—Dance Orcheetra revising the flnanclniyfor the Con a St. Louis lawyer for 39 years V>yoIa Seminary and College In material t o . It untli\,ai neat may WTIO—Slrletly. Sports vent new' war In Palestine, the "the legal status of Formosa It The beautiful and pyire. JAckson 2-S188 WDRC—Zalman necticut throughwAy. Governor and former treasurer and general mrub Oak. Died Wednesday. weigh a ton or more, \ high conferees were facdd\ wtth still Undecided and no step taken And let' us not for ,one short hour WGTH—Conn. Sport Llgtal An evil thought endure. i:Sa— three possible courses of actlwv vis-a-vla the Communist regime ./'______WHAY—Dinner Date ■ Radar to_0|)erale/ But give Its grace to stand WCCC—Good -tivenlna Good HttoiO The^moat .distAstefur couri^ __Ahim)4T>r.eJuilice.______thatiaaue-______In^mr-.—it-- -^Decided, hraver^-and- atrong. ’ - - f „ WKNB—Joe Qlrand ,___ „ WTIC—Your Senatar from Conn, e ^ n to theni would have been to* \ucular, we would Bbt be a party to ‘Tha lovers of all holy things. WGRO—Guy Lombardo New Traffic Light dWmd* S<%ae4mS htmst anv jS . . ______a . x mm ^ Admit Uwt Soviet,Iûssim had any Action which handed over the The foeS Of all things wro'ng. WGTH—Bill Stern 8:467-. , * right to stick her finger into the or Govamnient of Formosa WHAY—Dinner Date Manchester will have the only Kaar East. Rusaian motivea In the Eleinhr Psncler>». secretary, Man- WCCC—Good Uvenlng Good Hueio againdtthalr will to any mainland haatar Chrtotlan Youth Council. WKNB—Serenada municipally-owned radar-operated area seem fairly clear. Russia govaminant;Îat afont a Commu WTIC—Three Star ISxU-a traffic light in Connecticut when WDRC—leiwell Thomas the installation at Oak and Spruce ' wanta to show enough capacity to niat Chliiu^ dovammsnt." WGTH^Meet the Artlit makt trouble to blackmail her way l:aa— Sts, is finished, according to.Chief Thia point^lhat of what ia the WHAY—Kneore Theater Herman O. Schendel. Into tha big-natlon dominance of actual legal atûa of Formosa TELEVISION WCCC—Good Kvenina Good Music He said it would probîly have LAROE.ST DISPLAY IN WKNB—Serenade the area'which Is now held pri la aomethlng AmCglcan policy has WTIG-Anewer Man been in operation at tpe enjl of . MA.NCHESTER WDRC—Curl Ma.-eey today if it hacl not been foi' the marily by the United States and beAS_TRICKSTER PUZZ|-E. Intend to hold It. From their point V wn Ay—Polka Pa responding' to the mechanical "trip- WCCC—Good Hv^lna Good Music I • f view, it would ba inconceivable WKNB—Robin's Nest ,/fieni"—from one location to an (fleoM KINT.Um pencil—ink blurtj Farmer Rescued, to WTIC—Lone Ranyer other more easily. . — n m iRfsiHnn m to Invita Ruatia in to ahara tbeli- thanks To Yoijf ,J WDRC—Mv Son Jeep For example, it has been de A perfect example of the wa/ In WGTIk-Offlcial Detective nwBmnnn Your Nomo- , pretUfc. cided to alloi^ traffic on Spruce which farm Jtroup pressures/ snd A ■ :I6- k hero—with a bicabdi Tet, in their rcjactloh of this WHAY—Polke Party St. to move more freely than that m m m a d t i h WCCC—Good Kvenins Good Muk s llwt’8 laon eocHliig IIm« any yoa tflor bklDrol course of acUon, the United States the pressure of the farm p/oblem LIFETIME on Oak St. If. in the future, it was Addrtts- itself, can prodpcc JeMlation / found desirable' to permit Oak St AadNewIurtaiitJOY—tiiBliqgMtliatBifilgaidkb- snd Britain have laid th^sclves Television Projtra which has most of Its reaj remedy traffic precedence, it would cost n i«n ■ waBhtng o/moaf litee-• will pay yon 932,000oBrii for open to one charge. It la that they On Page Two City.. ..Zono. -SlOfO- the ri(ht.anBwerl located in thr headline/ such an only about '3100 to ihove the typuld rather not have peac^ -in' PORCELAIN /_ "scanners." □ ii « n Palestine than have it come, in example waa afforded^ Washing To make the same sort of tinman ■ Print first lottor of your Thke a look at tho pakiBind doek Eaay, huh? ton, the pthsr day.^hen, in, a ALLIED FALTORY AUTHORIZED change, with the mechanlOal any degree, from a recognition of It all started when President Hayas was in tha io8t nontB in thi« box V Why, a lot of the lottiffB a n Ollad ia alnady. But the prestige o f Russia in the area. veritable paroxytrf of political TVSERVmE per would require new excavation watch otat! The IHckBter's aedimd. And he‘a ght a a A..M. TO r p.M. and would probably cost approxi joy, the House of Aepresentativee FINISH \ whole bag of trida to 6ip yon up. Ihke Cim 3, But tha clinching argument White House. It was 1878. People were talking $1.50 P tr Ktousff C all mately 3500,,'Chief Schendel ex ■ ■ ■ id;3in R E M E M B K R I You m ini incluilo tho top from Hio voted 387 to 0, hi permit the na Acrom, for example. It aayB, “If gallant, he’a ea«y Against any such course of scUon ri.tJ plained. n iinijpin mnnm carton of ~lH»«r Mx* h«*HU of JOV wHh your ontrv, tion's farmers u obtain, refund of about'Thomas Edison’s invention, the phono* la that it would'^^tablish the BU 9^0080 "fhe radar scanners are fixed to \i\mM n n ii n n B "Box top facsimile Is accrptablo, to admire.Now look at 3, Acroiaoii thepuxxle. . . principle that a conc^t.of great the federal tw/ cent js gallon tax / SERVING ALL MANCHESTEB the end^f an arm suSpfpded some LO— ER. Why, that muat be “lover”! But hold on /Midem/OyfJ '^raph, and crowds gathered wheinever Mr. Bell height/kbove the street and no ex- powers has Uia right tid run the on gasoline. / Hoi ; ( . .. -o K ild 'it.be “loaer”? Or k there aoiOM ottor word ' cavatton is necessary for the in ]►•• Matth ' that flk tM due better? ' whole world. This was,/uppoeedly, a measure clSmonstrated his new-fangled telephone. stallation of wires connecting the Ann m riana dear to thp heart of the nation's light to the controls. Unfortunately, that same argu \ xENERAL farmers. Iâssing It was suppoeed ■ It to planned at'present to per Remraber, oily one word k right in each oatai ment also applies against the soliiv ,to show/the alnccrity of the con- mit 30 seconds each time the light CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN The trick (and the fun) k for you to figure it out lion the Eden-Elsenhower con In New Haven, three men formed a company to SERVICE changes for traffic movement bn All .aet to bmt Th© THckatcr and podwt that iwrn the politicians feel for tha 5. If gqânt, he's easy to admire. '' ferences did adopt. That solution Oak St. The light will remain L When walking in the forest, you must he ex- 932, • 6.*In good times____ . — arc not hard to make the Near‘East ^have. This -11. Cain killed bis brother______best' in the headlines. . find. program, by ruling Russia out. 12,-A lot of men — ----- more than their wivpa For the average America^farm 7. Just because you hear one ______af(pr . automaUcaUy invites Russia to ever can find out about. another when tough kids are leasing your dog, EASY RUI.e s rd R WINNING er, the red tape and time required That was a million telephone^^go. Today, there’a continue a trouble-making activl- 14. Shakespeare wrote You Like It." there is no good reason lo'assume they are hurt to get bis tw o cents a gallon batV ing the animal. t; in the areA But that it not the nearly one telephone for every two people in 19. The defendant is bound lo lose if Uie T . 3s«Wat*r Action i soft line,. . . . crisp * great, dey for the American ------r - are ■ even how on the scene sup- and efficient for 'F ” ~ F C ut q lo« 9 brokoa Use-— — — — farmer, in the headlinei. • Fteoh^vBf Hinting p o ^ ly in charge of guarding the The Southern New England town and country, travel and business. cup This coupon NOW! . peace, whose function'll shourd • topidry Spin. Juat IJikB The Court Sava Sizes 24 to 32. ba to preserve peace through the Navy. 4; a r a n) e I, I 2 application of law against war. Supreme Court,, in a de- • bKhitivt SoIbcnO-DIoI TELEPHONE Compony brou-n. black or SAVE lOf ON This function the United States c**ion which may hayq aignifi- charcoal. WHEN YOU tUY EITHCR BBd Britsdn have now, in the Near * V*''' * beyond the . particular In- AwoWeMe in IffeH ord ikHmft k ■ IT Bast situ'ation, disdained and! duslry primarily Involved, hiss M anvood Oraen er 1 GIANT 2 REGULAR anewy I '■ UBurped. -They are. In e/fect, niled that the sharpening' o f wMH, ECONOMY SIZE Mbouldanng the United Nations knives ia an intagrai part of the Rage . Alien, East WHETHBi YOU ENTER-OR ROT , SIZE BOTTIE iO TTLES 0Ut of, the way, and sayinjt we will Job performance of a butcher, and SALES-SERVICE Hartford, is open n Tuesdays through U r i foca it. Nothing con mtika doing dishM handle this ourselves. But even if therefore something to be paid ****»>*” 9 W ro « w 8««m for tba eada^m Raturda.vs 9:g0 a.m. th a t m B*d kb# BBBiam iPheroeerogllw they can handle it, the principle fun. tut the Naw Instant JOY doat moka H— . OOWfJW o ffi^ W a wet PBWbUrse pee N*IIm fee# uW euIfW # for. regatdleas of when it is done. to 9:30 p.m., Fri- y U itm iBI roj^fg»B um (reg gm Oa,jim Be ted haadikg. proutlai ihk aatabliahad is dangerous, tha game : wall,kfmort nice. Endsgraosy dishwathifig. (jets fWviBC fro Wmae ef awimOTl elar^ or ear kruM a «b « • * « w a M B i PPBB — t e d BTOBt k e B Now that ia what We'ya been ilayt to 8:50 p.m. JIM S : H* roapiBi anbrnmad tea rokorngU— • " •Utbm oaaaiat datdmiOa la dangerous, and a world that it tha |ob over fast. And it's milder than any other * figidfiirBru »m’tnntaeabla.joo 4 . m b rn ysiffBa tailing tbe boas, for a good many **f**w «**rw maoummdiaa «iil M l ha kewred m uIvtMha midi < wr roeet eere»y * 1* wrwWr«a BBlBf to ba run this way la not leodiiig. liquid Soves )jeu money, too. Penny le Wa kt. e f^muRk iw W M . (N M. r OOiaewoi iBpfM may mad tbaUt oteoeeayc rmetaoAiiambia, RtW. mtabfS years.' .It lAB't' only the number of KEMP’S for penny, JOY does more cfisfiM than any m o o i w A O A E flig galAg to ba A world of roal hours wa spend in actual piigduc- INCORPORAITD other prpduct. Try H. • , -•rso Redeemable only on JOY MBMHty BBd ordtr (or anybody. 7U MAIN BT.Win 3-388B Qon. 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. . \ Once again, First National Stores are ha|;^y to FIRST announce the anFigal "thrift event thousands e^êrly wait for! ^
This year, First National Dollar Days are bigger than ever with more of the items you n e ^ every day at bigger and better savings. Yet every item featured in this event‘bears a label you know and trust!
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Pie Crust JIFF' ♦•OZ PKG How much good food will a dollar buy? / EGCS Visit your First National Stora this waak and saa. LARGE SIZE • GRADE A % 12-OZ You'll ba amazadi b a \ f a CANS For this big annual avant - aagarly anticipatad by mOOKSIDE »z57< Swift's Prem thousands of thrifty shoppars - First National has \ARGE size • GRADE B PlNAST • Fancy' Eattam i m \ i gatharad togathar truly sansational valuas-itams you aOVERBALE °° 53< All Popular Ftaveri naad avary day, itams with brand labals you know and raspact-ai pricas you may not match in a long, Apple Sauce 8 c t ° ^ 1 . 0 0 QUANTITY a CANS AT SALE KICE GINGERBREAD V/ 'TH}., long timai Dromedary MIX I FKGS So don't miss this wondaHul opportunity to slash ® HNAST ■ wMt s.aioi» CdPLEY 7HOZ . your mi4>Wintar food costsi . INSTANT COFFEE DINNERS • KRAH M acaroni I PKGS G r a p e f r u i t 7 '^41.00 E" MINIAUJM QUANTITY 7 CANS AT SALE PRICE ISV4 OZ • PlNAST • jCraam Styla FRANCO-AMERICAN 1 . 1 9 Spaghetti CANS
2«-OZ M a in e C o r n 7 1 .0 0 KENIRATION MINIMUM QUANTITY 7 CANS AT SALE PRICE Dog Food CANS KRAFT ' V RICHMOND • Swaat Tandar K- a r d e n P e a s 7 - ^ I U t O jyidyonnaise KRAFT 16 0Z JAR MINIMUM QUANTITY’ 7 CANS AT SALE PRICE LB JAR PlNAST - Paa or Rad KidnayX Mayonnaise FINAST IBI OZ JAR \ Bcriced Beans CAINS MINIAMJM QUANTITYSci^sl.OO 5 CANS AT SALE PRICE CtOVERDALE A Bland of (Oranga and Apricot Juica MARGARINE Chocolate BAKER’S • BAKING 8 OZ PKG 39 ^ B - C BREAKFAST COCKTAIL 3 <^°s1 . 0 0 2 '-i-i 3 5 < MINIMUM QUANTITY ] CANS AT SALE PRICE (QTRS 1 u i PKi^S 3 7 c ) „ NABISCO MpZPKG < > HUNTS / , / Fig Newtons 29
-- Tonidto Sauce 13'^ 1^0 Ke»4 MINIMUM QUANTITY 13 OLflS AT SALE PRICE,
lAX ‘ 2c off aach can VOR GARDEN r FROZEN VOR g a r d e n • FROZEN - ,o o . ^ m SnowWhila 5 PKGS e a n s e r I f ^ 1 . 0 0 Cauliflower minimum ouantiiy j moL ” Mtl^lMUM QUANTITY 11 CANS AT SALE PRICE Garden Peas 6 f.00 Quick Q l/uU PlNAST Slictd in Froxan » CANS GrapetniH Juiceminimum OUANTin t CANS At ^ '" I C I Straivliemes Sugar JSyru 3 _ i n n K'lT minimum pUAiimr j ,raj’ J,*; Blanded Juke');::Si- 8 » 1 .0 0 Tomato Poite 12»°s1.00 Brocc^^ \ ^tl^ppad A lO-OZ f A A minimum quANtitt • CANyat SAU H ia ' MINIMUM QUANTITY 12 CANS AT SALE PRICE PlN A ST - Smoothy or Crunchy/ B j Peanut Butter 3 1.00 f>OI.f,AK I>A1 S ^ ' MINIMUM QUANTITY 3 JARS AT SALE PRICE LUNCHION NAFKINS / t c e tk in s 8 :<» 1 . 0 0 MINIMI^ QUANTITY I PKGS AT SALE PRICE J A R A N I S i - In Brins White Tuna 4 ca% 1^0 , MINIMUM QUANTITY 4 CANS AT SALE PRICE^ BELTSVILtE \ CALO - CAT or TENDER; PLUMP, FULL-BREASTED 15'/>Oz G EVISCERATED D o g F o o d CAN^ l o W MINIMUM QUANTITY8 B. CANJ AT SALE PRICE ■:V FARM FRESH PRODUCE FRESH CHICKENS TdpRdUlid Roast Juicy and Tender LB READY TO COOK --y- CALIFORNIA • LARGE FtRM HEADS and Juicy ' . 2H-3H LB AVG Bottom Round Roast Combination FRYERS LB Face Rump Roast SAVINGS Ice b e rg Lettuce 2 -» 23' r? SEA FOOD VALUES ‘ 59< Beef Liver Full of Flavor LB FLORIDA, Smoked Tongues 2 Ib a FLOItIQA • Sw«M Fresh Sliced Cod 25j 4 FOR 2 9 < Celery Jumbo Buncbai ___AND^ CLOViROALI Mildly Cured LB C orrcts • c*no 2 , ic h s2 i 5 < Potatoes U S. No 1 Sii# A 4 i uLBS 2 5 < Fresh Cod Fillet l> 39< CALIFORNiA FLORIDA Bacon B f o c c ^ I i •r TEXAS .. . 1 9 < ^Grapefruit 4 '«2 5 Delicqtessen Values! More Dollar Day Volues! 1 l b . , ALL FOR Cabbage aO R ID A 3 Lfs 19< Gropes CAUFORNIA EMPEROR 3 2 5 ■'ALL BEEF • L«ir) Cottage Cheese PLAI • 23< Chopped Beef 3 l>s 1,00 ( ^ g e Cheese WITH CHIVES LB 25< FINAST • Mildly Saatencd FLORIDA ORANGSS Pickle and Pimento Loaf >> 39« Sausage Meat 3 lu 1.00 Mid-Soosoh Temple FIRST NATIONAL I STORES S LB BAG 4 S ' Kraf t‘ ft' ' Kraft » Kraft Miracle iChees* Spreads Casino Kraft J o y A Golden Fluffo ^ Old Engliih, Cht«« N' iK e n Heliam Dreifing and KoL* French Dretaing French Oi%saBnf Fredch Dreasinf Swill Cheese , Mazola O il Pan Cut-Ril;e Armour Meat, Product's Suds Maker Fure Sherteninf ■utter Wes Pepfr Treat Cheeped Hem Cemed leaf Hash Vienne Seusefe Davilad Mast 8 0ZBTL 2 9 c Par Satada ar Caakbif B -Q ZIT L 2 3 c 8-OZITL 2 3 ^ 8-OZ STL - 2 7 c Si?uf.l » OZ PKG 39c- 3 1 c ' K V 4 c K 33c 5V88c. VI 32c 51,61c 3 2 c , 2 125 n ROILS 4 7 c 2 W-Oi CANS ^ 9c 1 2 0 Z CAN 4 5 c 2 «4<5ZCANS 5 5 c 2 40ZCANS 3 3 c 2 3'AOZCANS 3 1 c . ■ e • » -sTs^-nr^.. ’ r
i ■ II^ C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0 NN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 195S PAGE NINl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c6 NN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 196S FAGgeiGHT how rapidlyy jfrovrUi SfrowUi in our com appropriated $1,500 toward the inesa meeting in the Nathan Hale •triKtlon. There were 180 - new uiuKratched, while the uncoata^ Coventry ^ nuraa's aalary. There were apeclal (Mnimuntty Center. Hostesses' cases during- the year with 1.000 will be •imounced soon, li Included the floodd which ravaged Connecti Reds Ti^ to Spur ^ - munity w iiy'^ nor what aervlcei Sikorsky Presents' cut laat year. Propeller propoUer waa bgdiy damaged, re*, w musy^rovlde for Increases contributions totaling $72, pa will include Mrs. W. Bryce Honey revisits. ^ Local Scût Units in the cempalK" committee; and qulring extensive repair. tients’ fees In general netted $449, well. Mrs. Warren K. Ultle, Mrs. "I hope We will not have to uaa In auinllm of the chronically lU. Her work also Included aaalet-' ^ , Iheee men will have the ipeclallaed this for such purposes again.'Vhe Farm Pro1V C of aollcltlng their profeaalonal Helicopter to State R ec To Resist Er disablad, er the aged and the in cies $408 and patients' fees X T liU l r U U U bualneaa aaMCiate* In the inter- went on, "but that Ita uae can be Parf Time Assistant Asked Garden dub Meetings ' crippled children's clinic, tuber- 8 firm,/ through the ' C a n c r r Society Culoehsand metcrnal health super .Fridny, Feb. / eat of Boy Scouting. ' concentrated on conatnictlva proj Hold First Place ’a do Know that at the close The Garden Club Executive Midnight 's 2 a.m...... Votufitaara Nqwed HarUord. Aijb.- 2 hellco^ ects for the Stgte." >y Windsor Ldcka, Fab. 3 (A), Moscow, Feb. 3 (d*) —In a^jMove. $361.80. Board will meet ^ d a y at 1:30 vision, Immunisation clinics and IfmililillM DUtrict, Soy Scouta . East Sida .rchacy, Public Visititij^ Naive ir first year the monthly case the Balk vaccine clinic. She also 3 am. - 4 a.m...... Patij ShMhatr ter set down on\lhe Suite Capitol pibpaller mailufagturer has davlaad to. Spur lagging crop production, d for our nurse was so demand- Expense -tar the year totaled .m., at the home of Mrs. John H. 4 a.m. • 6 a.m. , . , , _Paul'.Meehan . •f AawrkA^wiU conduct lu an- TEXAN HARTFORD RECTOR / Alovlea. 6 Wrestling, Tp.m.; In Card Journey $4,881.49 leaving a balance from estland, president. did tha urinalwli teats free of' lawh yesterday ksid out\ stepped Junior Ba ^tball Leagug, T:S0. a naiif way of. protocting blades the ioylet government h'aa hiked' ng that it la approaching the 8 a.m. • 8 a.m.' ...... ',\.V,,.Jean Marcel nuaj flnaiiM h^pcU^ on the two Croup to View XJBVentrk Feb. 3 (Special V ’ This will Include her salary old; (he 1955 y ^ of $314.38. The budg Tuesday the club's flower show charge during IMabetie Detection 8 a.m. • .10 a.m. Benjamin J. Whelaivmweial man Ctimmuj T ; Coed Bowling, 6 from atMraMon and eroaloo daihaga. by 70 i^r cent the price it pays ■ point where some aid muat be et for 198F4a aet up for^totnl dls- Week as offeceBasketball Laague, The Hiupilton Standard PxopeL for vegetables which' collecliye, bur.semenU of. $5,980.30. or about the home of Mrs. Robert hi. Wil through the< State Department of 8, acouts will diiltribute to local Civil Rights Film Joseph Ash Johnson of Houston, p.m.; Xing, 8:30 p.m-l Archery, In the edMM at the' Red has announced that it will be nec *#• fees. Chappelle said the Am those whose conditions and clr- Health and Dr. Robert P. Bowen, Noon - 3 p.m. ,, ...... ; , . . Volunteers Ne the United Aircraft Corp. Tex., has kMepted a call tq, be-rec ler Dlviaioil'-of the United Aircraft State and individual f^rmis‘ aft cumstancea are In need of o "The Sound of a Stone." drama- ham A. Riblcoff. Who waa awaitti Good Sheph^ here, aucceading this is done bFxoattng the hollow aiatant for Mrs. 'niomas O'Brien, will be through special awvitlea association la strictly On a non 6 8 Bawling, 9:30 adn.; Midget 3814 polnU I of the 18tH Premier ' Bulganin and pariy public health viattlng nurae. The projects. The $1,200 item ^ for t cured fCr tlte necessary aetvlces 1:30 p.m. for a . workshop session throughout the state. .p.m. - p.m...... John McCauley Sr., -Svalyn Me* continued activity and ^tovih of tic^.povel of ^clvil rights, will be the arrival, and handed him >the (he Rev. Cram^C. Csbaniaa, who steel or aoUd aluminum liladae eeeelon'of ] y.. chief Nikita fpmiahchev'aign^ the Slid this poses a direct challeiê profit basis and for this reason the at Wiley's Qraenbouse to plant Cauley A kevs. , Baakctball Laagtie, 8 p.m.; Coed with a aupar-thin coating of nlckal. Ian waa revealed by President slx-montha salary, Chappelle point mipport of the community has / Piilillc Bppper \ this graatest boys' organisation in showH.^ during the. official board jtlred In NovembM/aftar 25 yaars Mowling, 8 p.m. ■/ Other SCO vskl. 8184; 3,000-word decree which also in to our organisation now, since the seeds In preparation for the club's 8 p.n): - 10 p.m. .. i Olive Ray, Grace AndqrebS The $50,000 3-seater thus be vWtor. ~The R i^ Mr. Johnson The nickel la bonded to the hol- 5ohn ,F.. Chappelle. ed outl been and he hopes will continue to ,'nie Auxlller}’ of the American 10 p.m. - Midnight the nation. On Feb. 13, adulU. in meeting', in North Jdelhodist FrkWy Manchester 3118} .Red troduced a system o f. bonuses to- Last month Mrs. O'Brien nisde In hie Annual rejioef at therms; primary goal of this organiaatlop' annual spring plant and food sale. jAglon wilt have a public supper ...... Anthony Zillnskas \ cluding scoot leaders and acott came Conhectlcufs first State- wUiNcbme to Harifora April 2C m low-steal bladts with -âuccaasiva ■peed production and delivery of is to'assist in maintaining a heal be biost generous. Skywatch Post located'ated on top of Manchyter Police Station. Vel« Church, ^ônday evening. The owned helicopter. E a st Side Rec: ifen% Volleyball, Men'e Club (>e's. SQ^l: 118 visits and the association: soclatlon meeting, ppelle aim Mrs. John E. Bamsbee will glva Saturday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. fea parents, will call at all homes to la a tiatlve of Bridgeport a i ^ la coats of sing and coppdr, and a Town Motors, 3987.' the vegetables. •. by this or- thy community and to strive for The public has given 49 hours of Instructions on planting at unieersunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. M u n T b ip sI movie has "Ven produced by the Riblcoff said it should be of now nvenndidate for aXph.D. at 7:30 p.m. ' ■ pointsd out that she Is unable to do "The support refiel volunteers service at the nurse's turing home baked beans and home collect contributions -fommwlty T: Free Baaketball synUietic rubbeb bond la Oaad for - The produce is sold . in stats the educational work. of the of-, ganisatlbh front Ufa people of this constant improvement In our workshop. ' Building', Manchester, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-S Manchester District includes-the Board.pf Socfkl and Economic Re- great value to many departments Tale atNNeW Haven, whdi;^from the aluminum blades. * oftke In the Booth-Dliqock Memo baked brown bread in the Ameri p.m. or Tuesday evening from 7; 20-9:30 p.m. period, 8 p:ny.: Movies. 7 p.m.; / PLANE VICTIM RITES stores at fixed prices. There waa -flea Ih addition to making ao large community durm our first year health aervices." Mrs. O’Brisn's Report can Legion Home. Mra. Ralph M. towns of Manchester. Bolton, He- lattnns,of the Methodist Church. in the State government; State 1051-53 h\aervcd as a.s»islkKl rec no indication whether the consum A total of $1,402.77 toward a rial Library, as well as untold The executive\ sewlon com- Police may use It for traffic sur tor of St. raul's Church./At mmi- Eighth GradA Dance, 7:30 p.m. The nickel protects against dam an amount of calls. of active aarvpt, has been moat Mrs. O’Brien's anniisl report Bums Is general chairman. Pro . bron and Andover, and is a division West Side Rec; Movies, 8:15 age fbom stones, debris or watar Stamford. Feb. 3 t/P)—Matpo^gl er wbuld have to ebsorb the price The health program has just gratifying, Imludlng support of $2,000 . membership goal Tor 1956 hours In tran.sportatlon to clinics, showed that her first month’s work STATE JOBLESS CLAIMS DIP said a total of 21.871 claUie of CSuuter Oak Council, which at n ences at -7:30 p rh. \/ith the de veys, rescue and search work; the ton, the Rev\Mr. Johnsoh has b^n budget' was reached during ' the typing, making supplies .for the ceeds will be for their community votional service led ^ Robert A. Highway Department could use it canon chance^r at C 3 ^ t Churchy p.m.; Eighth Grade Dance, Tt30- spray. \ Services for Mr. and Mrs. MalcolnH Increases. completed its hrst year of opera many .town^rgahlsatlons apd In- Included 55 vlsRs and 118 visits In service program. filed for the week ending -Jen. 38' , present serves 10,800 • boya The The company aald,-« pâne with Rdgerton, who were killed In a The decree criticised the Minis tion and the association in its dividuale. public, drive. To meet Ithe budget health service, and numerous other December. A total of 1,180 visits Hertford. Feb. 3 |S>)—The State aa compared to 22.771 for the local fund drive has been planned McBride. Mrs. John PCretto is the in layout work, and the Develo; Cathedral. last year special activities of food activities to aid the program. board evcretaiy. AniongNlhe mat nfent Commission could uaa It for one propellatv-coatad, the other dh- pUme crash near Caracaas, Vene- tries of Agriculture, State Farms, 1958 budget as prepared by the "HoweiMr. while we may' be were made duclng the years, of Manchester Evening Herald Labor Department reported yes previous week. Initial clsitnS, by District Treasurer Frank Miller, party, members and state goverii- / Finance Committee has set up justly Pfoud of our Suocets, it is sales, smorgasbord and sale of MotheM Club Meeting which 871 were for treSTments or terday that claims for state unem which Indicate new. unempleymaat J(dia Dormer, Norman Larson. ters to be discussed is thb^forth- showing proposed settlsment sites Blood donaled/M the Connecti Skatlng, coated, accidentally taxied onto a xuelv early thia week, will be held Coventry correspondent, Mrs. O- L> .comlng ^pecisl emphasis givenven to to industrialists and businessmen. runway covered with loose trap here' tomorrow. Fyneral secvices ments'.for failifig to boost crop supplemental items totaling $1,200 now to/the future we must plan Ucketa for a Coventry . Players . . pro- The Youn^ Mothers Clnb will bedside care and 289 were health ployment compensation benefits increased slightly, however, te John • Mortimer and Scout Field cut Blood B a i^ i^de|$nsited fob 8 for an aasiitant j v. our Activities. We cannot foresee' .duction netted $848.74, The town meat Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a bus' supervision Including health in- Uttle, telephone. Pilgrim 3-8381. dropped five per cent Ikst week. It 3,898 over 3,5U the prs'Vioua week Exscutive Bruce McElroy. A group Clsflin. College, a school for Neg’ o Helicopters, said the Gov^nior, future use byJm» don^r, his family Rec: Coed Bowling rock recently. ' Will be hfld after the bodies arrive production as called for In earU r «f prominent men. whose names youth...... 'H’ "proved to be of great value duHiing or friends. up), 6:30 p.m. The coated propeller was almost from Veneêla. edicts.
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TMck-SHc4Ml Bacon 2«"-»B5' Skinlats Fronkforfs' •«« r.«.t *u a«T u 49< A, AI^BfOod Bacon iitP«4 3 9 ' iProsh Cod Staaks ••4MT»^ti«pw u gs' Tem pIbO rangei "j j i SIy u k ^ 6 « . 4 9 ' JAM PANKiN LARGE YOUR CHOfOi Loiii i^mb Chops T««.mr4K A m 119 9 ' Franck Friod Haddock U55' SUNNYBROOK GRADE A P a s c a l M l a r y CAur.ixnAiAaoituNCH ia W ^ /- Fleundar Fillata ‘ Hm-tama u49« ■/ B A R o r r-Rt|pht Sousaga Moot 2 69' Rome ApplMî ^8Ab3.9^^- large Eggs ooz 5 5 * 'Far cup «ner ctm of pure coffee plecaurc^ folka depend H t Grocery Items Reduced in the PasH Weeks! ,Ctt AkP pnauuai-quatitr Coffee.. I year after yearl Aa Angel Food b.. S w o e t . P o t p t o e f VniOWOOlMN ^ 188 ’ RING 1 of fact, American familiea have been enjoying SILVERBROOK GRADE A M u s h r o o n W SNOWWHITf ■■ U lUa floe coffee for over 90 ycara! 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Salad Oressing pts 2 7 ' q,s 4 3 ' NdZEN.OIIF, 4 ?S 8 5 ' Del Monte Sweet Cherries • 33' Stotler Paper Towels i 2 •« 33' B a n q u e tte s CHICKEN OR TUIKEY ANN PAGE j r Ann Page Grape Jelly ' °' 19' M oaiM n num M - W arw ick Chocolates ‘c 6 F . S S ^ 1 3 - u : i . . » 2 , 4 3 Daily Dog M fol DEL MONTE ' Block Pepper » 15' 2 r AivP Tens for TASTE and SAVINGS A S tP T u n a F is h WKJTf at*T M ott Dietetic Applesauce 2 I OZ CAM 1 9 ' •OSTON STYLE 2 t 'lB15 0Z 1 LB 12 OZ OR WITH Peanut Butter ANN PAGE n n UK 4 7 ^ SunnybrgK>k Red Salmop ’^.“ 45* m 77* QTS JAR 35' Arm our's Chopped Horn Prune Juice 3i: TOMATO SAUCE CANS 39* ‘CANS 2 0Z A A C 8 toek-up With These G. E. Values..., Vanilla Extract ANN PAX1£ BOT A iTF Cole Cat and Dog Food 6'i«««»3r O il U0 4OZ a t k c , 2 9 ' Sliced Pineapple MONTI 2 CANS m w Ann Page Currant Je lly G. E. Light BDIbs • PtNK, 100 WATT EA Larsen Veg. Layer Pack 2 ! LS CAW 3 5 ^ I LO 13 OZ There’s a hegp of hearty eating in these R.esty beans. 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HANCHEiSTER EVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. F E B I^R Y 2, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1956 PAGE ILEVnf
starting at I.'IS. At the prasent Croea had the outlook of Mrs. the Rockville Chapter receives its T R o e h t i U e Andover Atomic Age impa$$e time tha team from the PeUah Ralph Taft of South St. or qpeta of ISO pints. American dUaena Club is leading WUUom Coarwinaki of 17 High Slight Inrreaae Several Activities tournament.; Thtra waa a IncrasMi in Minister Stages 1 ^ Halan Fay wlU show alldaa St., the local Chapter vmuld sur- the number of unemployment com- Long ^jQn.Mmtary Strife ot/Mr trip to Swltaarland at tha pass Ita 150 pint quota Friday penaatlon claims taken for tha / Indian Program To Aid Campaign maaUMx of Victory Aasambly, whan 'the bloodmobile visits thia Yveek of ,1am- 33 with 133 being OathoUc Ladias of Columbus to dly. filed aa condpared to 138 for the night at • q ’clock at tha Mooaa Mrs. Taft, who has donated two previous week.' Tha number of in Andovw, F*b. 3 - (S|M Î) — Ahead for U.S., Russia Rockville.kvUle. Feb. 3 (BpaciaU Moaaa. gaSona of blood, today explained itial claims rqse from 11 to 13.; Our Compuiy Store WiU Be 0 | ^ Te The PahMe Robertt r. Kahan, chairman of/tba the rsaaoning behind her generous Ckltf lUd compleU wnh March of Dimas campaini, has an- 'fha Book Ctul^bf the Union Con Heapltal Netee SATURDAY MORNINGS IHOH^ A. M. imtil 11 NOON (Coattaaed frdaa Page Oaa)' gregational GhurciH^l meat to donatjona noting that she had a A daughter waa bom at City Sioux war bonnet and war ejub. ______\ liounead that anyonea who has net son and' son-in-law in the Korean Available are fine hand*kidUlBK yarns la Laabt WtoL held the ^ n s atudenta apeUbouhd Senior Citizens recalvcd coin cards by mhll should night at i o’clock ati))o home of HoaplUl Uiia mornliMc to Mr. and HATQ'a maflibara are raluetant to Mim Halo Bchulae. conflict, both of whom fortunately Mrs. Ronald Bvana, EUlngton Ave. Caahinere and Fur Blends w a wide range of cekn. at in a apaeial aaaembly at the An-- make their contribution to Ray build up thalr atfacUva foreah. - Mark Birthday mond Spurimg, traaauroc, tn a maaahara of tho si need no blood tranafusiona, but Naw patients at the hoMltal to- aUrective prices. From Ume to tiaib eho Secende ef /■/ d o m Elementary School yeater* Without tha thragt of what Becra- ;Chalrman Kahan urges that tha First Oengragational whom, Mrs. Taft said, "might «»y Include Mias Jane 'Bancroft* Fine Fabrics wiU be offeted at pricei snbataatlally h^ day. community aupport tha fo6d aala, School .will meet tonight have." < • Warthouae Point; Sandra • New- tary of Stata DuIIea call, “mas- o'clock at the chpreh to diecuse' Bill CaarwlnsM, wall known win' ib. Broad Brook; Alien Skin- low market. * / \ The Chl^. who 'la otherwlae atva" ratalation," littla would atand Saniof dU aani local club for sponsored by th.^ AbostoHo Chris-' kaenm aa the Rev. Douglaa R tian Church, acKeduled for Fridgy buUdiag needs with the architect jyrwaohar in Rockville and Man ir,.RFD 1; Mrs. Catherine White, In tha way qf Red military aggfaa- elderliea oigantnad a year Ago by chmtar haa,given about 30 pints iford Tpke; Herman Schufft, • WhyNotPlantoVhdtUîflSatardayT Pimm, pricat-in-charfe« of St> Jamea F. H Û c'Jr., town recrea afternoon, etantng at 1 p.m., at Onwvd Meeting , Peter'a Bpiacopal Church, Hebron, alon. tha L. P. Fitraarald Ford Station; Vamon Grange will meet toawr- bf bloM and reports that ha start West WiUington; and Mrs. Mai^ it on a program for Oradea 1 to' Soma Amtrican leader, fael a tion dircetor,.'CeIabratad its flrat alto the' white elephant auction, row evening at 3 o’clock at* the ed being A donor because "my own garat Dorman, Webster SU Watch your fsBiily smile when complaia ban on nuclear waapona family might need blood some ALOON SNNNINe MULS OORFOM TIOg at 1 p.m. and addreaaed the up X therefora. would be handing the birthday 3r«ftarday aftamoon at wnaored'by tha Mooso 'Club, at Grange Half in Vernon Center. The rper gradea at i'.4S p.m. THESE Rll ROASTS ARE CUT you put one of theee wonderful the OommuiUty T, where maatlnga la Mm m Lodge, on Saturday pMt lecturers will be in charge of day." CserwiqM aaid "It makes All î'x^ttvUle and Vernon YALCOTTVILLE, CONN, \ Soviet UMoii a long-range polit me feel that I'nkôtng something l%e Rev. Mr. Pimm’waa made X FROM THE REST WESTERN Rib Roasts of Beef on your table ical advantaga ganarated by tha have been held during tha year. tha program with. Mrs, Leonard news ItamVsre now being handled aa honorary chief of the OJibwa. plans for iha March of Grtan serving aa chairman. that will do aomabddy some good.' through the Mancheoter EYOnlna . . . and wait until they taste its \ m.M of Soviet land, power. Thus, Starting Yrith leSs than a dosen Dlnita Dance weri announced to At of todiy only NKprospective Herald, Rockville Bureuu, iecaled dr Chippewa, tHbc in the aummer the current diacuMion of a. "naw man and women, the membership Donors Needed of 1K3 when he waa aent aa a mia-. N eAVY STEER 0EEF delicious flavor its juicy day by Albert S^leHnan, chairman If alLrasidenta of the Rockvtlle donors had signed'up. V^kina will at 1 Market St., telephone Kork- IfoodnoM... its temptint teller- look" in atomic weapona beicomaa has increased to 67. Seven new f the dance odmnllttM. Tha doors IfvUkeTR 5-8138. A êrtisc in The Herald— It aienary to the Red Lake Reaerva- a matter of grave importance. members were welcomed yester Chapter of the American Rad be welcomed and wiU be ne tloa in Mlnneaota. WITH lACKIOlii AND HALF OF , . for* these are TOP at Maple Grove will open at • p.m. \ A highly placed Informant in day and, including guasta, the oy Saturday, with dancing from 8:30 Tha name. Red Eag^, which in Rll RONI REMOVED DE ROASTS cot from fiiie Washington Indicatea thia waa the tendance rose to 71. / to 13 p.m.,’ with Kabrick’a Indian tannage ia îa-Ko-Ki- quality grain fed steer beef. line of thinking behlnd’the recent Dirddtor Herdic called upon orchestra fumiehlng tha music. Kew, waa pvdn to him during the' "bribk of wair* 'atatbment at Wlnflbld Chace to ravtaw the prog In addition to dancing and a ceremony becauae an eagldT^waa tributed to Secretary Dullea. The ress and social events for uis year, lunchaon there will be entertain- the first exciting thing- he aaw Idea wia to make an announce mant by tha Linen Dnstars when he waa ordered by the chieia ment Ilka thia to tha Communiat and in hia report he took the op / ★ Stock-Up On BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS ★ portunity of thanking the director quartet, the Barbershop Chorus to sit outside the tent. The "Red" world: and the Maple dfove chorua. part of his name waa given be Two Mlaealeqinttona for hia Interest in tha club, and cause Of his bright, very un'Indian, also praised Mrs. W. J. Dobeon of Radio Setop Approved World War Improbably began aa the YWCA and tha women’s Lawrence' House, Civil Dafenaa ted hair. Values Galore the remit of ,mt aggresaor'a hUa- -/a In hia colored slides ot the res- Orange Juice groups of St. Bridget's, North director, announced to d ^ that4ha calculation of Amirtcan intentlona. Methodist' and Second Oongraga- Radio Amateur Civil Kmtrgane^ arvation ’ and ita'^ inhabitanta. World War II almilarly reaulted tha Rev. Mr.' Pimm, alntêd the tional Churches, who had taken Service plan submtttad by tha school childrnt how the handsome from raiacaleulatlon of what' the turns In fundahlng. tha graatar .cal group had been approved by OJibwa yoigigatprs dress much the PKGS. United Stntae might do. 11.0 big part of the refreahments at each tbe TOC. Under fbia aatup, certain same aa the /Andover residents, Fr. Fr. Potatoes 6 "little war" in Korea waa x. feint, meeting. in a Civil Dafenaa amarganjcy. with the exception of their gay testing Anterican intention., and Yesterday, the'group presented to Ernest Raed has bean/named N tribal clothes worn for apgcial N probably U mlacalculation of thoaa Mrs. Dobson two dosen beautiful radio oncer for the Communica 3l3C3: LEAF or tntentiofia by Moacow. Therefore camatltma In apprMtatton of her tions Division, with William ceremonies. PEGS. SUPER MARKETS the United Statea now wanta to Witinok sa the alternate. The OJibwa Indians use floral CHOPPED 4 make clear Ita inUntiont, ao there sa rv i^ , and tha'tiipa aha gives Toakriit'e Bvente designs in their beautifully beaded will be no aimilar miacalculationa ■0/ freely at practically every The third altUng in the eribbage costumes in contrast to the l i L in the future, .meeting. tournament will take place thia geometric designh' found in the *» — - - jr |mn CHICKEN A One of the highlights of yes evening with the Legion meeting work of other tribes. In the huid- TURKEY The argument continue!; .The terday's program was a humoroua PKGS. Soviet Union imderstood thia skit entitled "Meeting at h But the Elks at tha Elks Club and the. work which they make for the lEi^Meat Pies ^r BEEF . 2 language. Thus it ahifted tactiica PAO playing the Maple Grqve-lSC tourist trade, they adopt the west Stop." The membeys who partlci' combination at Mlipls Grove ern designs becauae the visitors abruptly and chose to challeiigA pated, all attired in gowns, wraps m eet the centuries-old floral work OPEN the United States on other grounds Md bonnets of yesteryear, were a s k in g too modem. PKGS. for the time being. This shift be Mrs. Marlon Jacobson, Mrs. Mary ISach coatume has eyes worked 32e and describes the reaesre: Minced Ham conducted at the laboratory of nNR SIEMESS phyaiological hygiene at the Uni HYDROX COOl versity of Minneeota. Freshly tU.< Tha meeting will be opened to lb MyM the public at -0 p.m. vên the film Sliced CORN^ , will ba shown. Afwrwards. Dr. Boiled Ham \. Maurer will answer/4uestions from FANCY HEM GREEN BEA g - ^ a s c the floor. Deata^CUale TOMATOM i i r 27e Miss Beatric^Cone ia conduct \ lbs. for ing the dentslînlc W'hich is being o p r YOUR FEB. COPl' OP GRAPES held at the Andover Elementary PRUNtiUiqE •w eel QL BCI. 3 1 c School this ^ ’eek. .Fluorine treat- EVERYWOMANT V' FANCY LARGE NRM ,ments andêanlng will be given t ^ J ^ 'S EVAPORATEO m ilk TS 3 £138e to dfi children in grades 2 and 9. MAGAZINE \ Vaccine Ordered -- f ' : . 'k » ICEBERCr hcl$. Salk Vaccine will be 'ordered for "R ON' SALE r ■ COCiOA Nestis’s Evtteoiy - IB Da. «.47c 315 clrndTen whose parents, have AT ALL authemsed polio shots' to be given C D A f illB T T I Bo.v-Ar-Dro / AW., rOPCLAR FANCY HRM HERSHEY kisses .u «. 25c at thia month's clinic. o m n n c i l l wlthChpriw 4«-oc. CanAfS SUP MARKETS ' 4 ■ '~ToUlght'X Meetings \ 0 NESTLE'S MORSELS ...n » 19c he Blxecullve Board of the PTA i KOSHER SPEARS pill rirkle»>-qaart Jar 29c will meet this everUng at 8 o'clock SLICING TOMATOES lb bask. at the all-purpoee room of the milk Vi ^ I* ' ■" CHEEZ-WHIZ Krmft'c IB Oc. Jar 49c Elementary School. POPUUR MAYONNAISE P.n.j.r29c Mrs. Wineton. Abbott, of Hebron • iM., has invited the Ladies' Benev,"! STEAK SAUCE 5 ^.0 . cm. Ific FARM FRISU FitUITS and VEGETABLB4 I PenonallVORY oltnt Society to men this evening . ' V '* — j rli! CHEER DREFT at her home at .8 o'clock. FRISKIES DOR FOOD 2 Lb cm.. 25e LARGE HEAD ICEBERG Phlll Mnacbeater Evealag Herald An JOHNSON’S 6L0-C0AT qdan cm. 79c PASCAL CELERY15c LGE. LGE. LGE. c dover correapoadent. Mrs. Paul LETTUCE 15c PKG. PfanstieM, telephone. Pilgrim PKG. PKG. 31' STARER TOILET TISSUE "S^r. ^ 49# - Sec ad bi thkaaoor FANCY CORn.AND/ SUNSHINE HYDROX l-Ui. Box 49c ISf 64c PINK SEEDLESS • Here’s Borden’s completely new coffee. IVORY SNOW IVORY FLAKES DUZ IVORY 9 m APPLES 3^ 29c I GENERAL BURRY CHOC. MACS 81,-Ot. Box d3C More than that—a new idea in coffee! ORAPEFRUIT 3 ^ 29c ■wiu 2 M B D ^ 1 7 C We call it "Rich Roast'*. That’s our LGE‘ 9 0 c LGE. »ai LGE. TV SERVICE EDUCATOR CRAX 1-Lb. Pkg. 3 3 t with e0i»dH C EUO FACK way of using gentle heat, to draw out PKG. PKG. 31' BARS X I FKG. U Z . 32* SEE AD ON PAGE 5 J > y s ACall - full flavor from a very special blend of NIghU w 2s99 Plus Parts ANCHOR-HOCKING SWEET EMPEROR 3-Fc. MIXING TOMATOES 29c premium Rrade coffee. The result is a TEL. MI S-filM ORAPES i*19c cup of coffee that’s smooth, rich, heart OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8 P. M: FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P^M. ÔW LSET warming... above all, with a deeper WHIL,ETHEYLA$T! . flavor you’ll like at once. CRYSTAL CLEAR We think you’ll agree-here’s a wonder- MARCH OF DIMES * SWEET JUICY SANTA RO$A Doi. ful new way to tnlbooffiM oontcnhiimi - lAKERY DEFARTMENT TANGERINES 39c SWEET PLUMS 57*'29e BAKERY bEPARTMENT Pick up a jar or two of Borden’a new DANCE "Rich Roast”, iKxt time you biiy cOSee - ^ d enjoy deeper coffee flavor. RM e Bo w l a l raBiii DATEind NUT AT ALL TIMES'WE HAVE: Waalird and Clennad Onndrlion, Knlr, Spinneh. FRUIT BOLTOM, CONN. lOOK FOe TMI MO. WHITI AI40 SUN lAllt. JUST RECErVEOji Freah ahlpmrnt of ChlVes, Freah Kwert Com, Imported Italian Triple A Wim nn itiamins cup or com i on it. T«iy O'lriflit's Oreh. Cheatnnta, Boaton Lettnce, Frrab Pineapple, String FIga, Coronutik itswruueofm FRIDAY. FEI. 3 BREAD POTATOES: New PoUtoee, Green Mountain nnd Maine PoUtoea. They cook up mealy and 'f i . . ■■ SfORE OF MANCHESTER, INC _ IM-lStSO fluffy anow white! ' v'<.' REGULARLY 44e KCONOMY 44* CENTER STRECT PLENTY OF FREE fAMONO : 7 DQKAmN flBfl
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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1966 J- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1966 PAGE THpiTEEN
.» ( T ■ Town GOP Votes iDraft Boost Seen vclU dW vote on the persona rec-' of .view. Lynch wants a water line build the street or to pay for Ita Jaguar Snaps Telephone Pole in Crash E n g a g e d Bolton ommeded by the Board of Dea EUington's Grand List Street Questiou extended from Greenwood Dr. conatnietlon. H* cannot be made Eden Claims A-Bomb On Party Rules . To Hike Reserves cons for memberdhip in the Reported at 68,747,969^ across the rear of the lota ao that to abide by aubdlvlalon regulationa Bolton Congregational Church Before Director^ they can be serviced with water. 'because hla Iota front on Green Society. ' Ellington, Feb. 2 (Special)— The Una would alao imprdve water wood Dr., an accepted atreet. . Republican Party membera will WqzfilngtOB. Feb. 2. (8V-More Church to Complete Annex ‘ Enters University of Connecticut An increase of $555,564 in the dlatrlbutlon alnce It would "loop" Some Sown offlclala feel a atreet Acts to Prevent War Mias Irene Gagllardont, 1955 ^ Th* town and Edward C. lolich. what la now dead end In the pip at that point' would 'make It bavo their, chance to vote on new yqiibff men may be drafted t» grand Hat over last year was graduate of Manchester High ing. easier to get to and from the rules to govern the party at a .etirve for shorter period* in a reported today 'by ElllAgton’s owner of four, lota at the- curve cneplebroken'pole broken off atE.at'E. CenterCbnter St. and PlymouthPlymoi Lane when tht car hit it. Police said TeSelle, 23, who quired o f men drafted since the New membera will be welcome. have endorsed new measures to final IMthority. ' Under the new RFD No. 3, Coventry. Committee for a job Well done, ,Md Burton 'Tuttle. The meeting nam and Winated. Young Democratic Club tonight st Uvea A ^ 6 Alice Dr., admitted falling asleep and waa arrested and chargeil with rcckleas driving. Investl new law became effective. ‘ " \ pm-ent another Israeli-Argb con State lh,w, a party member can The action Tuesday will alia 8 o'clock in the Tow-n Hall, Instead gating i^trolman Primo Amadeo estimated damage to the car at $1,000. TeSelle writs admitted'to Man Both are graduates of Manches ------^ ------flict. warned Red China against force a 'jwimary by getting the for competlon including furnish-/ ■T" /' of tomorrow night as scheduled, Chester l^m orlal Hospital following the accident at 12:11 a ^ . foday and hla condition ia reported "good.' ter High School in the class of "aggressive expansion"' and cau afftiaturea/qf live per cent qf the 1955. Miss (Jowles Is employed aa ings of six claaarooms, a worship due to the March of Dimes basket H îsuflereo^ lacerated Up and possible chest Injuries, / ' ' ^ in. tioned neutrals about Communist registered pgrty membera on a a dental assistant by Dr. E. M. Ike Again Pushes room, klnderi^rtea,, toilet facil ball game at Ellsworth. Memorial "enticement." 7 ' '" petition. , \ Robbins. Her fiance la employed ities, tionference Voom, and pfurtor’s High School. ■ Climaxing' a three-day confer I f a prim al^ ia forced on the aa ^ mechanic at Scranton Motors Postal Rate Hike .atutiy- 'f*'® 'l**'^ *^ ^ *” * ence on global Cold W ar Issues, Named Drive. Leader CB Offering Land kRtlnK Tonight Mother, Five Totg ■election of towfl. committee mem In Rockville. pletely modern kitchen haa al ready been flnlahed and la In uae. the President and the British Clarence T, Nicholson M bers, that primary, will be held on N o date has been set for the Prim e Minister issued a summary Pleasant Valley Rd., a' llfeldng To Town, Church D l l / to the inclement weath- p ie ill Oregon Tire the third Thursday -in April. wedding. Washington, Fehu 2 (/Pi—Presi . Report!.from the meetlnk Indicate resident o f the towm. P la y and lay, there will not be any the new wing may be ready for use statement and a "Declaration of ^ ...... -V ■ • ’ dent Eisenhower/ prodded Con /■ Washington” laying down the Zoning Commlaalon' c h a lr ^ n , a bile. Ice ikaUng tonight at gress again . yegterday to raise by M ay 1. PoUo Dance Tomorrow pHnclplea and general alma of memtwr of the Idsh-Americsn Sbttlh Manchester Fire Depart inter..8prlngs Pond End Char- Portland, Or#., Feb. 2 (Pi— A postal rates, sending it a report Director of the Tolland County their policies. Club of Hartford and is member of ment oraciali have an added in Oak Park. mother and flvo.children died In a Peiping Hits 1J.S. that the mall service Is now toeing diaptec of the National Founda The tone of both documents was the St. Francis of Assm Church centive to' find a new location for Yesterday, the beat Ice o f the $1,000 a miniite. fire that ^stroyed their honfe In tion for InfantUe ParalyaU. Atty. U.S. CHdLCB . 'Arm, reflecting the dashed hopes Men's Club, has named the site of Hoee Co., No. 2. now lo season' was noted at Center New s Tidbits a matter of mihutes In a auburban On Bulganin Note The report was from Postmaster Edward O'Connell of • Stafford bom at last July's summit confer chairman of the 1994 Heart Fund cated next to Cdnier Congregation Springs and several hundred , Culled-from AP Wires General Summerfleld. who has Springs, will attend the local Polio ence for an end to the Cold War. Drive to be held Feb. 12 through al Church. skatera were Out hotl. In the area five miles east of Portland lb' been preasing unsuccessfully for Dance tomorrow night at the Rain lite emphasis, nevertheless, was 26. Cheney Bros., which owns the afternoon aijd at night. laat night. Tokyo, Feb. 2 (4>)—A Red China on peace. With specific respect to . ' Polio benefit . land and haa leased It to the fire newspaper said today President \ q three years for higher rates. The bow Club. Reservations are being R IB R O / fiT -ssi Only the father, Arthur Merrill the East^cst conflict, Eden and district, has offered It to the Elsenhower rejected Soviet pre Formal charges' are to be placed fate of the administration recom taken for groups or choice seats . A benefit bsaketball program, Qraham, 50, eacaped. He said he Eisenhower rejected any thought church for a nominal SI. The pres mier Bulganin’s proposed frientf- In Scranton, Pa., against two men mendations in this election vear la. In the ballroom by Mrs. John sponsored by the American Legion any= damajie. resulting from the got out only because an explosion, dubious. EVISCERATE that it should "be resolved by will be held tomorrow night, be ent'leaae expires on Jan. 1, 1998. test. ■hlp pact because it would improve wjiom authorities say plotted with Swanson Jr., director o f the local presumably of an oil heater, blew .Eisenhower urged higher rates FULLY Ro o k e d ham s DUCKLINGS force.” “ , ginning at '7;30, at. Ellsworth Me In disclosing Ita offer of the land The Japanese fishing boat Russian-American rel'atlons. teenage high school girl to kill her drive. However, there will be an PVEN READY him through a window, ajrgregating $4061^ million yearly, * ’ •' - •- No Othtr Uoding ToGliiMflB* vWe shall never InlU^' vio morial High School gymnasium, to the church. Cheney Bros, also Litcky Dragon was dusted with .‘‘An easing of International ten parents and divide her wealth.. tmllmlted supply of tickets avail \ lence,” .they said. said it waa offering for $1 to the Sheriff! deputy Robert Hewitt sion would fo llo w ... and Increase Federal mediaton services arranges including a hike in first class letter able at the door and re-arrange- for the benefit of the March ef radio-active fallout after the laid Graham told him he was Cor Givi Tht 12-Hovr ProractioR The jbint statement. also _was town a small parcel now used as a opposition to the Washington poli to continue talks seeking settle mail from 3 to 4 cents. riient of tables to accontunodate Dimes. / ‘ American }4->bomb teat March 1, awakened on hla living room FULL " YO UKG frank In .^that it acknowledged playground for the children at Lin cy of expansion,” said ihe -Kwang- ment o f 110-day '’strike against large or small parties may be In the opening game the Broad 1954, a t ‘ Btl the, fire house. bur Cross Highway at,McLean Hill wife until Ihe went to bedv He aald Brazil's new Vice President Joao ar on- the iasue of seating Red The Hamilton Standard team la More than 100 skiers and ski thony Giuliani, John Aubrey, Jo- LARGE HEADS The parcel extends' northerly for when the Sflale Highway DepartDepart he plugged -In a heating pad for Goulart meet at breakfast at U.S. 24 Oz. Can Slina in the U.N. This was a coached by Charles Muzlkevlk. hla wife, then went back to the enthusiasts in Matfchester turned ■ soph Tracy, Colin Tenney, C. Rey 35c 60 feet and easterly for 29 feet. ment reconstructs ir part o f Rt. Embassy. / nolds, Frtd Wattert, Mrs. W. E. LEHUCE. 2 hds. 25c main Elsenhower objective. former Ellsworth High School General Manajjer Richard Martin, living room and fell asleep. out last night for the Olympic In town. $OA.95 Neverette, Bamgrd Baronousky, NIBROC WESTRRN r .. -. . : ' . - ■ i ! a. A compromise was reached on star. who discussed the matter with Fundr.Nlght program at Manches See o d in th k p r - * r The detour route Is outlined 1n SEES NEW SCIENCE THEORY Gcorifo Rose Sr., Charles Hath Eden's prtmosal to shrink the list Dancing will be held following Cheney Bro4. officials earlier this ter High School. Franciq Mahoney, PAPER TOWPL' CARROTS. 2 bu. 256 of goo^ which Britain and more an agreement between the" town away. Felix Jablon: Raymond the second game, with the Bruce 'Week, will report on the offer at general chairman for the Knights LA R G E SEEDLESS than n doxen other countries ‘refuse and the Slate. The State agrees to Police Talk Man New York, Feb. t (FIDr. J. Jeu cll. Paula Rose Varca, Donald 2 R O L L S ^ k r 64c Martin orchestra providing music. the Feb. 7 meeting of the Board of take over the liability and mainte o f Columbus, reported that $30 Robert Oppenhelmer, famous A- INDIAN RIVER V to sell to Red China. The I7m)ed waa received from donations for Includes InstallalloB, plue tax, Tedford, Herbert' Wilson. John Refreshments' will be sold by the Dlrecto^. • nance of a , 1'nall part of Hilliard bomb'physicist, today forecast ' WORTH "CROWING” ABOUT. ii!i ’ I haa a^'OemIdete embiurgo on GRAPEFRUIT Legion Auxiliary, and all proceeds Thiriiffer of-the playground land Out of Killing Self the Olympic Fund. Guaranteed for 1 year. Ralbiano, Glugllo Brondolq, Paul NESTLE^MORSf China trade. Under the com- St.: W. Middle Tpke. from HII- discovery of a new scientific ThvreMi, Dayld C. Toomey, Edna, lil!' w ill be turned . over to the local should be welcome news to mem Hard St. tq Adams St.: and Adams Ed EaMn, one o f the Country's peinrtple of “ immense sweep and 2 fo r 15c qmise- the embargo list will not * -. . CALL "PETE" WILSON EU'h and Jeanette Sumner. 6 - 6 t B A G Mgrch of Dimes drive. Dennis Ri bers/of the Board of Education, top akT*experta. talked on the simplicity.” He admits he. does automatically brought into line* ,St. from/the turnpike to Center Hartford, Feb. 2 (/D—S t a t e Al.so Arthur K. Fish, , Mabel ordan Is chairman of the pro n tfy have recomniei.ded to Marlin St. ■/ sport and later commented on col« not know what it will be. Nor Wlth the ahorter list applied to Police said a man telephoned from ored slides which he showed. ' M l 9 .5 6 5 0 Howard in memory of her mother; Euaslk but w ill be reviewed. Some g ra m v th it h e negotiate for its purchase. 1*he route will be used while the when it will come—perhaps with \. nearby East Windsor last night Prior to the talk, Manchester Everett T. McKinney, Edward ttsnu Ilka rubber may be taken off. \Friei»d»hlp Night State / rebuilds Center SI. from in 10 years—but he thinks it most Serxice Calls ■aid he planned to kill himself and High's band gave a 30-mlnute con- Paggioll, CStarles Zeppa, August p K N DAILY * A.M. le 7 AM.THUKDAY end FRIDAY, f A.M, le f r.M. 3. T h ^ w o leaders agreed that Friendship Night was observed Adams St. west th the point where likely will come from a young Day or Night by Evergreen-Wood Chapter, OES, asked them to rqmove his body so cerL scientist. , $2.95 Mildner. Edwin Hinds, Stanley testing 'O t hydrogen and atomic Japs Unopposed O n ter St. meets the turnpike and "m y relatives won't find me In the and Mary Nichols, Myron Lee, bombs will be continued on the last night at Masonic Temple with Hilliard St. Mrs. William ‘ Bans, Mrs. Charles morning." A Ido Pesee, Lawrence Lombqrdl, theory that\when properly con .That rchullding task is part of State Policeman Everett J. An Jacob Stygar, Esther JBrinaie. f ri Parnham and Mrs. Walter Brdwm To U.S. il-Tcsls iiii ducted such f)Mts 'create no hazard the project to widen the exit frrtm derson said he kept Donald Wool- Helen Berry. Oscar .(utd Rophia to human U feW welfare. in charge. Ih e Wilbur Cross Highway and PARK aiti, 30, talking for about 10 min Anderson, Harry Williams, Or- / 4. Policies governing the sale of Tokyo, Feb. 2 (/Pi—Japan has in make It a non-access road. ^^sKchester Evening Herald utes—enough time for two State mand W est ,Sr„ Gasmin, Denlae 317 HIGHLAND ST.' MANCHESTER, Cl arms to Israel and the Arab states formed the United Slates it haft The highway exit itself and the WAYBiST LARGE Mapping rorreapondrnt, l^rs. An Troopers to get to him. ^ and Ronnie Morra, Edward Da- ,wlll be reviewed Vfurther in the no objerllon to proposed Itydi-o- portion of the turnpike immediate HURRY BEFORE M l 3^278 OPEN SUNDAY TILL 7 P.M, When the troopers arrive^- they \ Dosser, Leslie Spencer, Fred War- projected three-pbwer talks. Mean nie Collins, telephone, MItcSiell ly near It will be kept open to traf ge:i bomb tests in the Pacific this found Woolam barricaded Inside. nock, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. EJlmo.ck S-4419. fic during conatructlon, SONSWEET ROASTING CHICKENS ^ 49e while the United Btatea will con year, but has asked that precau For two hours, they shouted from •Sr*. R. McKinney, L. S. Inscho'and tinue to hold in suspenrion Israel's tions be taken, Kyodo News .Serv the outside ./or him to give up the James G. "Hassett. A g ift was request to purchase a b ^ t 1.10 mil- ice said today. / 34 RENCUED Idea. Woolam'a brother and his \ made by Mrs. Ruth Smith in PRUNE JUliE *' *•"’• lloh worth of U.S. guns^nd other 810 FANCY SMSeef India for Peiping Through a request filed In Albuquerque, Feb; 2 (A1 — minister joined the plea. memor.v of her daughter, Mrs. equipment. Washington Jan. 20 by Ambassa w1nd-whipp^ snow Klortii which Then at 11 p.m., the Troopers Joan Grlllo, who died o f polio'. / 6. Eden agreed to try to work S-Or PK«. NCSTIES , ' . \ dor Sadao Iguchl, Japan/reported piled drifla 10 feet high forced forced open a locked door and took There waji one anony'rhoua g ift In MARY SAYSi-^^bow about old foshienod Pot R ^ » tiinnar M b wook* y out Britain's bitter disput^ with Seat oii/UsN. Unit CORNED BEEF ly asked that: / 34 itenions to spend Ihe night Mm Into custody. They said Wool this group. / Saudi Arabia- “through friendly \ •nd? AN mocH cut from hoovy wastom stimr buof.'* 1. Advance notice m Hie place, marooned In a school building am put up a alight struggle. PT.\ Fashion Show CHOCOLATE BITS li :! dtscuaslons.'’ This dispute centers time and size of the/oangcr zone here. They were dug out to- State Police said they could not Bangaloie, ^ndia, Feb. 2 (Ah-- Plans made early In December -^CHOiCearFeiM E around riVal claims to potentiat\il be given. ilay. Snow drifts wbirh sur learn Immediately how Woolam lands.- ' \ Prime Mlnisjer Nehru appealed to for a fashion show and dessert 2. Warning on /the scale and rounded Ihe Hawthorne Elemen had Intended to kill himself. They card party, were approved by the . g. Eden and EUsenhower agrec( day for a^tisaion of Communiat expected damage/of the experi tary Hchool in northeast Alim- found no weapon-s. . LA ROSA ' they would continue to seek-"a Executive Committee of the PTA BEEF RIB ROAST vOiina and' Outer Mongolia to the ment be issued. querqque failed tit halt school They said he la separated from recently. The affair, will feature juat.and lasting peace and a uni SPAGHEni No. i tj.N. E/oriomic. Commission for 3. Compensation be '"made for o{icratlons today however. hla w ife and four children. versal and effect'lvely controlled ELROW * disarinkment which will relieve A ^ a ap'd the Far East (E C A F E ) / MACARONI RINDLESS mankind q f the burden and the ter- (Zoning the I2th. annual ses. BSIRSTTXwlflr lor of modem weapons," slon-.of the ECAFE conference, lESH KtUED' Nchriiyiaid jic found it strange the IT COSTS SO LITTLE BACON “ •'89c 1 conference l.s trying tb solve Asia's Stpodk.fhk "en*.'- L b . P k g . 19c econoinih and social problems l A P O N S Real "CHEF RqLLS"-ready for the oven! TO LOOK LOVABLE Doctor Claims Ike without ^ e presence of certain 64c UeANONFAeMSaSADIALAeaeSTRICTlY I f nations "mcluding- that country O-CELO Needs JMLore called CTilny." ___■> MEDIUM r V Nehru spê after PhtUpplne FRESH EGGS "•^ 59c | Delegate P. K. Lagulo had com ««« 52c ?!t?^nrOBSTERS UU ^ S f ONGE fOoatlnMd from Pagele Om I mented on "efforts to ajjnfit Red China to the United Nation wiri) t. Although he called for'fo r giving giv m i m a i p i i V.VM- through the back door of ECAFE. W iniii the President more time tci reach ‘To leave out a very large par Coupon On PaSe 5 J .• declBlon. Snyder said 'Eisenhow- of this continent in discussing -er*a ,recovery progress from his >-our program is'to interfere with fife-— -7'-li Sept 24 heart attack is entirely these projects," Nehru declared 14-QZ. CAN SILVER FLOSS aatisfacton.’ at this point. Outer AfongoUa has wired a re CUT FROM TOP and ROnOM ROUND MISSISSIPPI ' ' II quest for admission to ECAFE. SAUERKRAUT 2 C9"* 10.OZ. PKG. MRDS EYE Manchester has the Ionge.vt plat 'Hie Russian delegation is ex including ill form in the British railway sys pected to renew, as formal discus c tem. — 2,194 feet. sions begin today, its efforts to CUT GRREN BEANS 21 1 SCOTKIN iH'”' unseat the Nationalist Chlne.se Cube Steak • * BACON ‘ 4:1;;: delegation in favor of Peiping Manchester # Rockville 79 . Z. CAN SNOW CROP li'il! Lejjfsl Notie* representatives. LUNCH NAPKINS 60 ^ , ■ UJIITATIOS OBDEh “ ' . , 111. _ / | c « 39e^ 1 A'^ A ^ URT OF . PROBATE GRAPEJUICE i ■iw at Maachefter wiihin ■iu>d'” fnr Coventry B O L O G N A Sliced or Whole Lb. 39 c 4 1 Dtstrlct of Uanchener, on the 31M rt«y r r -.y j-ia --- -jrjiir- Preoeiit kon. John J. WsllrU Judg<- -About Tow n 16-OZ. FKG. SWEET UFE r Estate of Acnes Harrienn Ua%loi1, llte of Manchester In said .District, de SHORT or ceased . . Mrs. Robert C. Widhsm, 32 On (notion of WiUtam Sidney Harrison Benton St., will receive the "Worn- Sliced STRAWBERRIES ■ 39e 1 ef said Manchester, \execmor, an s Touch'' award tomorrow over SIRLOIN FANCY MclNTOSH— MEDIUM SIZE ORDERED; That rtx months trom the Station VV KNB-radio, on the pro Brown *ns«rv« STEAKS nst day of January,^96S. be ami Uic *-'oZ. pxe. ernes EYi lii same are limited and allowed (or tlie gram between 10 and 11 s.m. SILVER FLOSS creditors wllhin which to hrlii* in tlieir Solid Pock Whito Moot APPLES '‘’^*«**'$1J)0 claims against said estate, and . said executor is directed to .stve publlr n<- Saturday, Keb. 4, si 6 p.m., a CHEF ROLLS FISH BITES , 27$ I SAUERKRAUT No. 5 'i Can 1 9 c . • * ttee to the credllDra to hrinc pptiurk supper will be served at M W , ehongtd or cKiclitieiral in Circle BUMBLE BEE FANCY FLORIDA la their cliims within said time For Ustinqo the WHITE FAGES ailowed by publishing a copy of this ê Buckingham Congregational ..... $ order la some newspaper having a cir- Church-foi‘ all families of the par i ------■ j ^ t i t e b CUlaUoQ In said probate district witMn •f Hin tnlnphon* dirtetory. plnoM eoH Hit tninphonf biislnnu ish. The admission is one hot dish EXTRA QUALITY I y g iij AND TENDER | | I MAKE’EM IN MINUTES | JUICE ORANGES 49c taa days from the date of this order - , r aad return make to this court of the New members .received during effiet. Famous Lovable! bra CORNED BEEF* HASH ;;.n 27c aotlcs glTen. a „ 1955, workers \ut,fun down." Small Artlelas for tMs sale nre.needad. Any nasM* Items agpreelatad. auppoacd fugitive from Juatica In boitt 1 Nautical term Broadcsmtlng exchangad The pageant waa given in ob licth Kraushaax and her commit Donald wi^ Intereated and fa itp .,' For plek-np call Tstemant S-8M1 or leave at Moose Lodge. S, M. another atate. The conatabla 14 Iroquoian written testimony and exhibits. servance of the founding of (he tee. Pretty Valentine dacorMioh* watched antf queatloned curlouaiy. 4 Nights (ab .) Bridge, rh alrm an . T R em on t S-4411. evinced ' cdnaiderable eagemaaa Indian 5 Painful 11 Canvas- 34 A lt Some of the witnessea lubmitting National Coiyrress of Parents and mad* tha tablas bright and cnqer- The ne:^ Sunday morning the with reference to the. reward-M 15 Entanglae 4 The French shelters 36 Quoters written testimony w.ill be called Teachers in Washington. D, C.. on ful. \ fath er jn'aa occupied w ith th i Sun Feb. 17, 18*7, by Alice McLallan five''hundred dollafa which ha un- IS Rodent franc Is used. Ultimate 37 African ffy later for droaawxaminatton. day /paper, eo comfortably and Birftey Vnd Phoebe Apperaon 3 ” deratood had been offered for the 17 Mountain pool I n ------, Citizen 3 8 ------iisaa the Mancheeter BroadcaatIng, which pleuantly occuplen -that he waa Hearst. Theresa O'Leary W'aa. the apprehenalon of the fugitive. lICompaM point Algeria Flew aloft sou Is headed by' John Deme, 131 û cu n t to lay aalde the paper, history narrator and Ploranca Maglatrate—But tAia man It Carpentry 7 M other of The pfennig 1* 40 Penetrata Woodland fit., would locate a ata- and made no movement to do ao Hetna tk f fashion nqrrator. doeanT anawer the deaerlptlon cent term Apollo a — coin ,43 Hops’ kilns tlon In tha new shopping center I WANT TO SEE MOW THtyLU , until .lie wife InquIrdT whether .The ffntaln opened on a scene tie' He ^haa' no deep acar on hie 21 Rot flax bp t W ager Epic poetry 44 Am erican cola on W. Center 8t. If it gets the LOOK HANSINO IN MV he didn't Intend to go to church. show inggyjlce, portrayed by Betty forehead. \ expoeurt • Biblical Glut 45 Poker stake wavelength. Brothers would put a KITCHEN! "Oh, I auppoee ao," he anawered Dorr, • with 'Clrandmother Lake. Conatable—Well, I think I am 22 D octor'f mountain Hebrew geld 48 Soak up atation in Hartford, and Regional alowly. Uttle Donald eyed Him portrayed by JJanet Meek, and entitled to at leaat four, hundred aMirtant lO.Chariercrs coin SO Romanian eehi would locate in East Hartford. wondertngly and aald, "That Mother Lake, portrayed .by of the five .hundred dollara for 24 Seaweed* eotmda aa If the meeting aide oj. Rosalind QulaR? To a background bringing him here. It waa no aaay 24 Noisy sound in you waa pretty nearly run down, D' Egyptian Speaks of music, fashion* of the years Job. sleep n? 1880 to 1820 w era modeled by papa, len't It?" 21 Lets It stand Barbara Hutchings. Connie Young, 25 Am pere (ab .) The profeaeor of c'.i -mlatry wee U'hat'e Behind ^ U et of To Youth Council Ginger Lelgl, France* Hyde, Mlrror'e Bad ImekT 0 30 Atmosphere giving a demonatratlon of the 31 River (Sp.) Many peraona at/l believe that propertlea of varloua aclda. 32 Male cat The Manchester Chrlattan Youth Pfbfeaaof-Now I am going to aeven yeara of baivluck will befall 33 Years between Council will hold h Community anyone who breaka a mirror. drop thia ailver dollar Intri thia 12 and 20 Observance Sujiday at 7 p.m. - at Up to $1S0.00 For Your What'a the baala for thia euperatl- glaaa o f acid. WI1 Old Rofrloorator 8t\idenl--N o. air. tion ? I 3 t Himalayan service of worship will be led ^ 2 YEARS TO PAY A WHOLE CUT 1 Profeaaor—No? Perhapa you An authority on folklore and carnivore Judy Hansen of St. Mary’a Church, 31 Arom atic herb w assisted by Richard Barr^te of the Com m unity B aptist .XJhurch. PoHerfron's 41 Altitude (ab.) i r - ' ISO CENTER HT.. (CLEANED} OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB 42 Opposed to JT Brenda Cole of South .Jttethodlst -- express (Thurch wiUbe the organist and a . s b ' 44 Number tsnfr rw group of 'Round Table Singers MMOK MOOPLE.yOU'RB 47 Portuguese from several chuicchea w ill offer To Broil ECAD.5IR/AN EDITOR OP MOUR CAL BOMiSARDiNS tME LAST account’myney special music aOlectloni. or Fry IBER CAN EASILV DISCERN MOW MV r a m p a r t O F T H E . 41 JapanesCyCOin The guest speaker for the eve HsraM Photo. WINDOW SHADED h a r a s s e d m a l e /-!- MOLe - in-tm e-PAPER Will save 50 The lat/s a ning will b^Mlna Erlan Mina from Mayor Harold A. .TurKIngton, center/and Raymond E. Cooper, chairman-of the 1886 Heart Fund CROUCHED BEHIND THE NEWSPRINT And PRO.WOTE TWE FLOW h Egypt, who came to this country Campaign, light the "torch of hope" in Center Park, officially opening the Heart Fund drive here. Dr. WASHAMJ PAPER FOR A PEACE 51 NestM boxes to study chemical engineering. He George A. F. Lundberg, president of the loaal Heqrt Assn., wltnessetjl the torch-lighting ceremony last "lU Y Ê PARTS. OP C0NVER«ATI0N iNTMe HOME T M B h V • R e t . 0* * , INTERSTATE Sj— HEH-MEH/ Nu BSV no LONEER FUL AtOVtENT, HE C 1M« Eg NIA tervwa Jr«. 52 Powerful graduated from Bethel College in night. The heart and torch will remain llghtad during Febniary while the campaign is being conducted. ESCAPES A DEVASTAT- CUT-UP roULTRY YO U lm REST' t CANi Hide BEMINO YOUR exm osive Kqrlsas and worked in this field Sunday, Feb. 26, is Heart Sunday, and about 300 voluhteers will canvass Manchester, Bolton and Rockvlll* AQUA SHADE INS b a r r a g e o f lmiwi|fe»vVALUA8Le jo u r n a l -- ••A fine kettle of fieh thle it! You folks it the office 53 Gaelic fOr a short while. He has decided in a concentrated effort to-recelve donations to provide aii.expanding program in the area. laiASTS, uas, v ^ s .'u v n s , sacks •od N E m GIZZARDS n o n s e n s e AMEM/ M Made t* O^r S H A R -B U m PM' 54 Pace how to devote his life to mission egging me on. end-thoeo folks out htr# ogging me off! #1*19 With Your Adlers BUT WE MIGHT work and Is studying at the Ken / PaganI, Nancy . Roberts, Judith Hany,'Elizabeth Hyjek, Jacquelin USE t h e i d e a nedy School of Allssions at the Rockville Sullivan, Brenda Tedford, Nancy Jachim, Judith Kayan, Irene Lee, FOR A ONE- Haitford Seminary Foundation. FARMfEESH RRADE X EGGS D AY STUNTA Wade, Patricia Wisniewski. Pamela May, Jack Plotkln. Bar L A. JOHNSON V Eftcape Artist BY AL VERMEER He plana to return to Egypt, and ' // ' ’ ' ‘ PRISCILLA’S POP Honors, Lloyd Baker, Elaine bara Schindler; TerryAnn Smith, parts of Africa to^worx in Dr. High School Lists Bentley, Sandra Bentley, Lynne Judith Wright, Ann Zanghl.' FAINTGO. • TASTE jXND COMPARE . . . GUARANTEED TO SA' " i M M M M f THANK SOIL DEAR/ Frank Laubach'a program In lit SOMETMIN’S I DIDN'T THINK , eracy work. Hla subject fOr the Bodry. Joline Breton, "'(Jarolyn Hnnors, Fred erick Ai;x.t, R o y y o u ' d n o t i c e M V l ] 66 Honor Pupils S99 Main SU Tel. Ml 9-4501 1 LOOKS ^ evening will be "Christian Citixen- Chambers, Diane ConopaSt, Bever-. Auclalr, Bette Burns, David Burt, NEW HAIR SET. 7 M I » H T V ) ship In the . World jCommunlty." ly Etchells, Marie Galloway, Lucius Cook. Winifred De Long, Mina is reported to b« a most in- Rockville, Feb. 2 (Special) — Georgcaifn Qrlggs,' Sandra Haho, Ann Gagne, Lynne Oayton. Joanne Georgianna Hoffman. > „ . .. spiring., speaker . with great sin The Rockville High School honor Gessay, Jean Gower, Gall Jondrow, w w CaiUl Jbnes, Florence Leplne, M ayre JosJIn, Sheila TL'afkieVlCh,' cerity and enthusiasm. roll for tjia second quarter was ' An offering will be taken during Louise Mantle, Janet Polllo,'Reg Judith Kaydcn, Jeanette Lawrence, the' program. It will be sent to announced today by Prlnlcal Allen inald Rolierts, Royal Thompson, Linda Lawrence, Patricia Little. Burma to continue the’ work set L. Dresser. Following are the 166 Walker Thompson, Roger Walker, Carol Lukas. Lucln*. McGreevy, ■ 'V I c : up two years ago by New England names of those VL-itlv honors. Judy Weber, Prisctlia Wellea, Paul Nagy, Carol NeiT. Walter MANCHESTER young, people to help organize a Seniors: High honort, Janice Freshmen: High honors, James Palmer, Theresa Percoakl. Geor- youth program there.. Connecticut Bartlett, Carol Blnhelmer, Dianne Ashe. Florence Blinn, Helen gianna Poggie, Phyllis Reutter, young people are contributing tO: Dowding, Evelyn Hanson. Patricia Bloniarz, Joyce Bragdon; Kath Antoni Sadlak, Jud^ Scribner, Rob a*J wards the travel expenses of this Hiller, Carol Kroymann, Carolyn erine Bi-ltner, . Jane Clapp. Betty ert Stocks, Patricia SucheckI, w orker. MusSer. Dorothy Woodworth, Lor Garnesky, Rochelle Goldman. XSeorge Vesper, Roy Vince, Robert PUBLIC MARKET lis S s s s * * ! The members of the Youth raine Zigmond. Carol Hagen! Judith Hany, Leona Wallace and Virginia Yaakulka. Council extepd to eveiyoiie a most Honors. Sandra Backofen. Ann* \ Traffic Problem BY V. T. HAMLIN cordial Invitation to attend this Basch. fleatrice Brown, Carolyn ► 803-805 MAIN STREliT COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO service, the evening program of Cone. Gall. Crandall, John Del MOPE NOi; ANY- OH.f njNNOtt groups In the Youth Couhclf. Mrs, Ponte, Virginia Dempsey, Juliana , - tMW’..fVE JUST AJRE NOT \ rD £ A Y THAT... Hooks Johiiston .is the. adult ad £)ue», Barbara Dzladul. Judith , UTTLE COTTON m e o e e m m MAINS THIS \fiO nAG Er VERY MANY I PERfiONAUy. .WOODS W ILLM T ANOTtm m ooes TO visor of the coiuicil. GawilOf. Margaret Higgins, Mary I6L I \ MORE ontn peoPLE IN Ji FifiSER rrs ______\ LOST OWN meMAOcAPSF . Jane^HHler, Lorraine Hyjek. Craig . AFTER THESE MAO- L THERE AMONO THRIFTY TH»IK TU . 1 MiRAClJE •nCSE /S f V----- COWFOUNO IT, ^'HAW ONtt TOU RS blowout of a faulty tire, purchased Beverly Lanz, Ronald Lemlk\ 65 DIAMOND.■*/ k Nancy Loveland, Madelyn Masker, Lb. c iED.lOTME POhi 4NUD iMDIIkU r-’— r------1------— r " P ' T ' i SAW7IR. srt tmora a w u k K)m o at Ashland's garage and supplied nAMSS itlAPV.' Wl 1 OH THf IR FAT, bj^Dterstate ^ re Stores. Janice Midgett. Elaine Pagan!. TO E E nO O V D E '. Small STRIKE ATDAWH^ Mrk. Carolyn Kilpatrick of Tal- Patricia Pllska, Shirley Rau, Gail LB0006 A) PUBLIC Rlsley, Franz SchSpperer, Char FARM FRiSH cHoici cins NATIVI MILK.FSD thiri mot a CottvUle received a $2,800 aettler SMOKED SPlWTf BUD ’* lotte Sikes, .Caroline Skinner. iDSNOU ment of her damage suit against BMERV WNUTSTO ie4S[ Patricia Surdell, Raymond Wheel-; Small Leah Jlerbert C. >utchinson, a Îton GOOD BUt THIS WEEK ca-nentry contractor, yesterday. Sophomores: High honort. Janet j • FORK SHOULDIRS The case was settled' as it was about to go to trial before a Jury Balch. Gall Benton, Carolyn Blinn, | Poultry Janet Dresser. Esther ElHn, j Your Cbsic* LR. 39c in the court of Judge John King. Beef The auit Involved an accident Mrs. Mary Lbii Ertel. Sharon Gayton, Boneless Judith Hallcher. Joyce Lri'lng, Kilpatritk suffered over three SWIF^-ARMOUR Fowl FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF Roast Lb. years ago a* she was entering her t^vTithia K alber. ^ ^ - | From Bolton 35 Rib Roist SSe FRESHLY GROUND ■ Elaine Lawless, James McCrya- j WESTERN . Lb. c home, then under construction. ! BEST CUT OF BEEF ^ ^ y j lJEUteASe. MrV.il >et OM ^ tal, Margaret McGinnis, 'Robert; HAMSURG She rfild that on Nov. 10. I"'?, Loin Veal Lb. 39c—2 Lbe. 7Se BY PETER HOFFMAN she .fell through an opening In the HINDQUARTERS Capons,, Med. Size g Q Tb« last two mMity riba H Q L Chops JEFF COBB floo r that, she claims, had not been' .MICKEY FINN At ast! BY LANK LEONARD protected by Hutchinson or his em Eviscerated - .L b .^ 9 7 C will ba priced at Lb. LEAN GROUND YES. HE'S ADOR.. L . I DWT 70U THItiK AO/.f..,VVILL YOU__ ' y ployes. Mrs. Kilpatrick dropped WANTED TO EUY OF BEEF I.«f dr Rump i CHUCK SEIF 5T(jp PUTTIBG WORDS itm t o Peioaw . ■ through to the cellar and suffered Veal to R w V Lb." MR. COBB Id NOWJUSTAMOMENX 0H.I APRUT THAT! H iR g WEEKS? Frying Ctiickend BONELEM CHUCK ' Lb. SSe—2 Lbs. $1.(» IN MV MOUTH AND a hip injury, she said. OLD COINS • 0 T 0 .M D f ? r PHILIP! its THE j IFIGdRENEll HE TOLD ME The plaintiff waa represented by Cut-up Beady X A PdI Roast u, 59s Shoulder ofA'^cdl ■* — .JlMAtX PURE FORK \ I REWLY WASYwEll,IiaPVWflTS PROFESSOR NHO I v HAVE HER REAPY HOW LONG IT , the Manchester law firm of Leps- f Or b e d r i d d e n \ 'o t " m for pan. Ea. ^ I sO Y ner and Rottner, and Ifutehlnson To Roast Lb. (OOQ AMiCEDBUl! I STNEPRACnCM&ll DESERVES THE CR^ \TDIUKEKB( / PHIL W H O U RIB Lliik Sumo^ lb. 59c wa.i represented by Atty. Donald CALL Ml 9-288S boK e lesm . OWa fXWT WR \THAT STOPK) I HEMUSTKANONPB I)LJDW>TMS»E0F Fiske o f Rockville. Chickens Breast oixYeal f | A — PURE POliK . J- VOICE 10K AHmiEREj RENTEP FOR HER ROAST OF BEEF Fot Roasting Lb. 4 9 O v iR Roast Lb. 89s For Stuffing Lb. JLwQ Sousovu Muuf 4 9 c . NEAR THAT GOOP! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ tHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTfR, CONN., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1958
THE Temple Dropped from the Banks of Unbeaten College Herald Angle Sweden’s Skier Cracks Jinx to Win Mirathon B y Cortina D’Ampcxzc, Feb.• ^Twinniiig ia tvtw o Jumra, 50 minutes countrtaa in Nordic avants. N o non- Austria la oacohd with 48H, figure akaUng avant oU to them- was declared the wnrM Alptee’Md — “Bridesmaid” Sixtenten and 37 aecom Scandinavian country aver won Norway third w l^ 44 followed by sahrag yrn tgruy. champion on the basis e< her dewB* EARL W. TOST wnberg1 of Sweden, ater' f t It e was r the * “teatum# e w f i j r one o f thaaa long dtatoneo. ski Sweden 43, Finland 36, Bwitaorlond Adds Olymple TlUo hill victory and perfotpaaiiean in the races, oombtned and jumping. 33H and tm United States with Haytt Alan Jgnkint, Colorado len t and special alaloma, streaked Outside Punch Only Two Clubs Sports Editor tw« Indians Can’t het Up Carter Loses Decision t-. ci.». .fluoly la.TSSJSS'JSr: :S'5 .5 N o Americans (jpoippletad' in to- 3 $ 4. . \ College eenlor fr&m Colorado lown the steepi Inclined lyffano cracked through today to win does not c«6int aa a record. day'a race But while the Ruaaiaiu, who Springe, bad tq atand off a bril course In the aanaational docking Can Still Boast M O T * H E K K A N D T H E R E oa h gxhlbiUon game. Last aeaaon the rigorous 60-k{k>meter Russia flnlShad third, fourth and Sweden jumped into second have not w6n a title in two days, liant flnighlng challenge by 18- of «n« mlnyta, gQJ But Acts Like Champ RED Grunt .and groanera raturn to tha Hawks, than operating out o f crosscountry ski marathofa sixth In the marathon, picking up place In tbe unofficial team rocs are mit expected to rack up many year-old Ronalo Robertson of Beet Amerteon Bhearlag In Final Thrive C am ^ the spotlight tonight at Foot saven points to ’hst Ita unofficial with 53< polnta, followed by Austria mors ptllnts, the U-*- aQumi mg Beach, Calif., to add the Gladys Warner, 38-yearHold Den CBRNEY AA Milwaukee, split in two games of, the seventh. Winter Olym Perfect Marks Guard Hall In Hartford when a team total to 101. The Soviet ath- 46H, Norway 44’ and Swltaerland looking forward to tha ramainlng Olymple title to Ms three world ver College co-ed from Colorado TeuB Ms. S tgi BMTAl'BANT LEAOI1S with MltchcITs NaaaUr Arm s ba- •iând could accord the Ihdlana an olx-man tag team wrest^ng bout pics. ietaa have the tesin champlonihip 33>|. achedma eagerly. \ crowna Hayes' kid brpthar, David, Springs, Cok»., noade America's \ By PAT BOLDUC Neecemblnl Chicago, Feb. 2 UP)—It waa a « scrap since falling to regain his Villa Laetsa (4l fore capacity crowds jat the Having practically cUnahed a uncomfortable night<^ much like Konarnkl . Zanhingo ...... 103 103 I will headlina the .card. Rough and This waa one of two cham clinched, with thred more daye to The United Slates had 28 H In addition to tha D3-S sweep flniahad tmrd. beat atiowing In tha deitmhlll race, Riuso ... pleasure to walk Into Jimmy Car title from Wallace (Bud) Smith N ew York, Febu.-3 o n — And now Armory.. .Hottast pitcher In the Young Robertson put on such a berth In the forthcoming annual underdog Bristol last Friday. Qado ...... lOl 81 - ready Buddy Lee,' with Slav# Girl pionships to be decided on go In the games. points but stands to Increoaa thia in the men's flgura gkatlng yeatar* finiahihg 10th In 1:49*. Benguon . ter's dressing room at Chicago last Oct. 28. ^ a g lla ...... 90 — 1 there are two. winter leagues this saason has magnificent show in the free fig State Claaa A Baaketball Tourna Like the Rama,..'Hall has nothing Ouellttle . Moola.ln hie comer, will team with Soroad Gold Medal total In tha woman's figure, skat day. A rt Tylar, tha vatanus four- Sol Inski ...... '138 135 11 Only frolicking San Ffancizco been VIntgar Bend Mittll of the thia seventh day of the giant ure finals that tha judgas naeded' Penny Pttou o f Lmeenla, N. ment at the N ew Haven Arena, the to lose and e>>erythlng to gain. Stadium laat night. The power that has accounted Kearns ...... 133 145 1C ’Tiger Joe Tasker sad A1 Geta of ThU waa the second champion ing. tha Ice hockey tournament still man driver from RocheaterXN. Y., Toteli ...... 477 4»3 441 1431 and St. Francia of Brooklyn re Cards. Skipper Freddie Hutchin waa $4th in 1.69 and Mrs. D w e tty Mancheatei^Jndiana cannot afford Zatursky^will string along with He had just lost a cloae official for 28 knockouts m 70 victories is Broxowskl ...... — 108 1C Monchaater against Emil Dupres, snow and ice spectacle. ship gold medal for the Swedee and in progress and four-man hobalad Ie4 bobeledders from 19 naUhns in two hours to deckle the winner. Teeat Me. I (It main unbeaten in major collogo son believes that tha southpaw will Finally they gave the champion- Surgenor of Soattla, 86th lii 8:016. to relax in t ^ final three gamea. hia ton^^Morers.' Chiptain Eddie Claufhiey ...... SS 101 134 33S decision to Cisqo Andrade, 26. a atill there and he's atill fast enough Totals ,...... 533 618 517 104 Tartan Belo and Patrick BulUran. Tenley Albright, America's waa particularly, grattfj^g to racoe trial runs down tha piyipplc DIrli ...... 7k , S3 92 263 basketball today with Temple now dtvelop Into a 20-gama winner. rhlp to Jenkine by seven-tenê of The favored Russians 'wars frus Flrat of all, Crnch Elgin Zaturaky Wojqik'and aet shooter Alan Cole nifty little fighter from Compton, with N hia fiats to take advantage Clasdea til'. Stats Athletic Oommltaioher Din- world champion from Newton Jem berg since he had ftntahad sec Tha girl' figure skating stars coureO, His brilliant one (minute, Mt»rn ...... »4 SS 104 283 one point. trated in their efforts to Win the and hta Red ^ d White chargea at the forwards. Both seniors, the Burke ...... S7 S3 100 380 Calif., who has been beaten only of any opening. Packard ...... 93 81 106 373 a member of the dearly departed. ny McMahon has ordeied two ref ond to N orway’s Hallgelr Brendan should UuiK' 15 points onto the 19.29 seconds mads him a prime Vossnio ...... 108 113 99 319 Take it. frdm a man who knows, O nter, Mass., and her 16- women's dU relay when at 140- have their eighth aet on winning 6-1 Wojcik ia averaging 10.4 points Lehmann ...... 84 81 90 r3<7 twice In 35 bouts. Muhlenberg, on 11-4 giant.|cillcr erees to work the feature attrac In the 16-kiIometer race and run Yanks’ team score. and jump ''tha choice In the four-man testa Fri* American women aklere, how But Andrede waa the official Zwick ...... I l l 37 99 307 the quickset way for a baseball, pound mother of four chUdrea an the CCIL title for Ihe-'firat time while the 0-2 Cole Icadv with a Dirts ____ this season, broke Temple's bubble year-old teammate, Carol nerup to Hokullnen iii tha 30- Americans sevaral notches In the day and Saturday. The garnet end ever, again were a disappointment Tolale 443 443 123 1406 Moat of the ringside sports writ winner ae Judge E. A. Frenkel and ...... 112 95 9U 398 tion, Two other bouts complete the player .to attain fame and fortune chored a fimah team to on upoet alnce'-the 19t4-4S'âaon. Second 17.2 average. CMIe also has an out Anderson ...... 103 114 89 308 67-66 last night to snap the Owls’ ^ Heiss of Ozone Park, N. Y., go standings which currently flnda Sunday with ski jumping. in the downhill eki rmeo won by ers at the nationally televised 10 Referee Joe «W hite scored in his show, the first at 8:80. . . Moat ia by hRting . horns runs, so claims kllometor. victory in the 16 kilometar (9 ly, by capturing thhh- remaining 13-garne winning atreak. \ them In aeventh,place. The unoffi And the U.S, hockey team, eur- Madeleine Berthod, a five-foot side chance of topping the school Teas 4 (4) rounder gave Carter the edge. The favor 95-94 and 96-95 respecttve.y. Totals ... 527 489 483 1505 popular choice for boat engines la Ralph Klner, former Pittsburgh, for the women’s figure skat Today’s battle, of epeod and en- miles, 664 yards) event. mea the Indiana would complete record of 277 points set by Itoe Jalhert '. 112 ing ion 321 You might say the unfanked flurance waa a two-man one be cial standings are baaed on the ac priee winner over CSasada Tueaday SWte milkmaid celebrating her Jenkinn ... D2 ■96 271 Associated Press card favored him Judge Lou Capparelll favofed Car a gasolina motor. Diesel power la Chicago Cub and Clevtlond Indian ing championship ' at 8 :30 e campaign with an Hmpreaaive 61 cepted formula of 10-5-4-S-3-1 for night, is expactad to get by 86th birthday. The Finnish mother, 8 UH Iten- S Morhardt laat winter, having al MtrurkI ... Ui\ 60 62 243 97-95. ‘ ‘ ter 97-95. Andrade waa rutwei;;hed llollaa iMke Hnatr (11 Mules, who opened the achedule by becoming increasingly popular for slugger who la tha new n n eral tween. the nigged Swede and . 11 won'and three loat rectu-d whlcij Wright .... 90 96 Dl 277 M. Zwick ...... 96 n o 112 317 a.m., leading the field in that HakuUhen. who won ^ tha 50-ktlo- tha top six finishers In each event Sweden today prior to its Im Particularly downtieortenlng to tonen collapsed after croasiBg the ready caged 206 tallies. Author of Carter, sitting relaxed on a 140-136 and moat of hia points, upsetting LaSalle, had-a heckuva big craft and cleetrio .power fqr manager of the San Diago ndres would definitely place them in the Low Score 74 60 64 318 Soblnskl ...... ,108 — — 108 order entering the free skat Can’t Catch Russians portant meeting with Russia to the United Statga was the showing finishing lina. She overtook tha 85 points, but probably the club's bench in hia quarters, spoke like were plied up from a atinging, Kochin ...... 99 — — 99 lot of Gall knocking off the na> outboards. There are two types of In the Pacific pair- Oslo, V Whatever the U.S.. entrants do morrow night. The Yonha and of Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence of Russian anchor halfway over her top rebounder, junior Norm Ho- T o llli *469 444 431 13i<) the champion he once waa. Three rapid-fire left jab. Carter, how Kondra 107 112 84 308 'lion's seventh-rated club. F act ia. gasolina motors, Inboard and out home run hitter drives a Cadillac. ing phase of the competition. tnga, Team Me, 3 <•> Macl-achlan ...... 116 138' 118 '.170 . Tha previous beat time for the from here on In, however, the Soviets are the only Undefsatad Paraholl. Colo., a- double champion flve-klk>raeter leg and won with henthal will jump center. Zatur- times he has worn the lightw eight ever, blocked maiiy of them.. It waa 6-1 Bobby Gall who dumped board. . Tickets hava been placed Tha singles' hitter drives a jalopy," The big, blond Swede, ■Indefatig Tyler .... 74 90 91 215 Porterfield ...... '. — 97 115 312 (Uatonce waa 3:30:11 by Sweden's Americana can't hope to catch the teams in the final rouhd-robln in the 1968 gamea at Oalo. Mrs. 97 aaconda to spare. The wtnalng Aa of laat Monday the locala' a..y'a third double figure scorer, Dlmlow 69 91 67 247 crown and three'tlmbs he has lost Braised Left Hand Pohl ...... j ...... — 102 128 230 in 20 points to pace the predomi on sale for the 34th annual swim the one-Uipe National' Lea^t able In s p r i n g over the hills and EHa VlUrund in 1936. Rueabuie, who are way out in front competition. Each has woh two Lawrence flnlahtd SOth in the glow time waa ene honr, nine minutes current 8-3 record placed them Dave Tur'-'lngton and diminutive Han 69 65 64 2.16 it. Andrade Used the jab ao/much nately junior squad. ming carnival to be held Saturday. homer king reporta.. .'tlie con dales of sun-baked Ampezso V al ninth among alate achdolboy Leo Gyr will handle backcourt Bonadlen . 95 98 70 26.1 Totala ...... "533 "559 "655 i i S ley in eub-zero weather, dethroned Tha victoi^ upheld the Nordic with 94 points, 53 of them in the gamea. tinig o f one minute, 55.8 geconda. and ona second. Russia warn aeoond . 90 60 ' Can't Change Drclaion that he bruised hia left hgnd and Gall had great help, however, Feb. 11. at- 6:10 p.m. at Yale's troversial Jackie Robinson ranks Corredo . 87 267 MMIor’o EeoUorDiil (3> Finland's Veikko HakuUnan by monopoly of the Scandinavian apeedakating competition. Tha Americana had tha meit'a The petite Mlo> Berthod, who and’ Sweden third. quinteta. Rated ahead were N or-' duties. The 6-1 Turkington,' also “ There's no sense getting mad— had to give it a long soak in a F. cnEughney ___lOO US 99 314 from pafdy Gemma, who bagged. Payna Whiinay Gym. A capacity Walt Alston, current Brooklyn walk tll- 1 ), \Mlbur Croaa (11-1), senior, sports a 12.3 average Tout, ... 437 444 399 1280 you can't change a decision,'' hi: bucket of cold water after the DcSimoiiC ...... 95 93 125 313 13 points and superbly defenaed crowd Is practically assured for skipper, aa tha fourth beat man Pontiito ...... 125 113 142 380 trong N ew Haven Hillhouae (10- while Cyr, a 5-3 junior, has aver said quietly. "Andrade is a good fight. / Guy Rodgers. The Owls’ back- the Yale exhibition pool show. . ager he' ever played under. Chuck N erw ith (9-1). aurpriaing COIMTBV CLI B WOMK.V nninnkl ...... llfi ^ 99 106 320 4 aged 6.4 point* a game. Kinpr«M* (3) fast boy. I've always been known DoBÎIaBÎla ...... 108 125 104 337 court scoring ace didn't get a field Pace-sattlng New Haven Blades Dreasen, now o f the Washington Weaver 10^1), Torrington (10-3), . "I was confident I was winning Win Three Ijtfedals for the U^S. Big Buss Keeney, Ronnie Slm> Low Snore ...... 60 70 S7 197 as a slow starter. I thought I had all the w ay," Andrade said. "TTiat goal for 29 minutes and wound up return to home ice tonight to bat* Baiiatora, is flrat. Leo Durocher Stratford (9-3) and nearby Wind Johnson ...... 119 88 77 284 Totali «. 544 545 57S 1664 North Ends Bow 67-66 mona and . oe Hahn are the leaders him from theNtixth on. I worked tie the Philadelphia Ramblers at second and Burt' SHotten third... Olym pic ham (9-3), Hartford Bulkeley, like Veglerd ...... 65 88 87 2«l extra weight he carried hurt—he with a scant 10 polnta. That left amongxthe reserves who have com LorrnUen ...... 103 »» 87 281 him over well ln\the fourth. When 8:30 at the New Haven Arena. Since 1647 the home run loader in Mancheater, boaated a -8-3 record. could piiah me around . . . but don't Walagt (irill (2) the big job to Hal Lear and al bined fb|* only 81 markers. The Allen ...... i ...... 96 87 92 277 I went down in thgt round it was Last Monday night in Charlotte, the National League coHaetad 40 Before thia week’a action ■ waa Ulblln ...... 106. 93 84 382 take anything away from him. He Paganl ... 106 116 344 though he hit for 28, it wasn't aforementioned trio has accounted definitely a slip." \ B. Claughfl^y .308 or more four-base blows except in 'Jottings To Walnut in Overtime atarted 18 Claaa A achoola boadted waa a champion once. enough. N. C-, the Blade's played before a for 68 of. mat total...... Kccih'V ...... 356 1952 when Ralph Klnar’s 87 waa Tolala , .. . 122 494'1184 In moat cases, a f i l t e r who has "In 1952 I remember working Saolpla ...... Carl Boldt. 6-4 junior college The Mules led 31-13 at one sellout’ crowd of 10,300 fans. Sev better than .500 recorda. Under the PtBrIi (1) 373 tops. . .Sugar Ray Robinson at 33 dropped guch a decIsioH would be out with him in Lo* Angeles, and Wh<îan ...... 375 transfer, gives San Francisco an point, but the score tightened in s eral thouai^ fans being turned Cortina, D'Ampezso, Italy. Pab. BlaMtaigg raaaal’a (tt) CIACa new ruling thia winter Clerk ...... 60 70 47 197 Isn't the oldest middleweight Wutch ...... 65 83 90 318 harpmg about it plen^. Carter I could left jab him pretty good outside scoring punch tq back up away for Uie ijfat- game in Dixie. 3 (FI — Auatrta’g great Toni Sail W Pet. only 16 teams will qualify for the Totals ...... 619 688 649 1756 the second half. The lead changed champion in the history o f the Finttasan, f ...... i itarallton ...... 76 U 111 378 took it like a gantlcman'. then. I'm goln^ to 'try and get Bill Russell, K. C. Jones 'and com-/ er, hondaome oa' a profile on a North End Paekagt ..11 Knekl. f ■tate tourney. Bobo an^ Robinson H ^ a th ...... 79 81 78 338 Bay’s RostaoraBt hands 11 times in the laat zavan ring. Tom m y Ryam boss of tha Hlllnnkl .. Truman Gibson, secretary of the Smith for sure now.” Acflo ...... 351 pany aa they head for a second . Twenty o f tickets are atill avail Greek coin and as (taring aa the Walnut Grill .(.'.-,..11 OIritn'ty, I '.j,'..','.'. 4 Meet Hall Tomorrow ...... 106 1U9 75 293 minutes before the MuUa moved 160-poundera, waa 37 when he re Hahrathal. o 1$ ...... 85 87 77 249 International Bioxing Club, \told Bis manager, Ralph Oambino, John Rtvosa 103 >89 134 326 straight national college basket able fdr Saturday night’a college ■titr in a weatern . movie, eo far Man. Wallpaper • ■. 9 Tomorrow night the Indians en (tuthrio ...... 111 91 117 319 to a three-point edge ano went in tired undefeated in 1907...Floyd « ...... I To Meet pn Coast Carter his 100th bout waa one\pf added: " I was promised a 4hot at basketball game at Storra between it the individual etar of the Win Paganl’s ...... , \ 7 T S G iO r d g g ee e a a a e a a a a ee • « tertain Hall in a CCIL contest Totals a...... ~4M *i7 i Jop Rivosa . . 86 149 101 336 ball Utle. to a freeze with 1:22 lefi. Rodgers Patterson, the boxer Insiders claim Uui best he ever fought and in ^ Smith's______title____ ..If we______beat_ Carter...... I Paganl ...... 101 138 92 331 Connecticut and Niagara. Because ter Olympi'ea. White Oloaa ------starting at 8:30 at the Armory. A sank a mean-nothipg lay up at the will beat Rocky Marciano in an Toioia ...... i t ^ l M ? M Bapgblrei <11 caied he waa entitled to a rematch.S,wouldn't have taken The fight in many of the students are on vaca Sailer Alreaya has won the Mon. Auto ParU r i a Boa. Aota Ttiim f m triumph by the host club would Hollywood, Feb. 2 (>h— Promoter Carvey ...... S9 89 79 317 Despite hia years In the ring and Total* ...... " mo 693 5511663 buzzer. other year, owns two Cadillacs. A Jackie Leonard of the Hollywood Uhleago otherwise. tion on ample supply of ducats are men's giant slalom and slalom and- set the stage for Wednesday's DeMartIn ...... 93 too i l l .103 age (he's going on 33),* Carter atill Two Clo8 e Games Duke A M Beaten second was presented to the New TlKmiMoii. I ...... ,4 final home contest against strong Legion Stadium has announced Johneon ...... 88 107 89 384 The bout drew 2.027 with a net availabla for this independent the dpwnhill la still to coma. No Booketbali fans wars treated to showed sharp reflexe* in hia first V fsPsArtl’ K . Duke, rankM 10th, was another York fighter on hia 2iat birthday B. Kelly. 1 ...... $ the signing of middleweight cham Phrien ...... 94 98 128 318 82,877. Bean’s (I) meeting. . President M a u ric e one here doubts he's tha graateat tha beat game of tha year l u t Mortanoe. e ...... 4 Windham. The tall Whippets have Low Score ...... M It 76 338 major victltn. laat night, although by hia staff. , 1 loat only to the Indians in league pion ' Sugar R ay RobinsM and McCann ...... 91 121 111 Y Junior Loop ' Podoloff of the NBA visions, hia skier In the world. '* night a t Buckley So ool when WSt* HuniingtaK a ...... ,.•• I h h'elaon ...... 83 82 104 371 flalvatoro 108 116 not unejyJectedly. The Blue Devils .. T«‘ C eeaeaeeeeaatae 6 if warfare. Zatursky'a quintet con Bobo Olson for a rematchXApril Martin ...... 110 120 circuit expanding from coast to Wee Willie Pep,'former world'a Other high spots; rut Gnu noied out the Rec Senior Totals ...... 507 5n u n were leYeled by eighth-rabked Ken m ntals ...... 1* B-U tts . - ( cludes its schedule Friday nlifht, 27. He said the fight would be'held McCurry ...... 117 101 coast. N ew arenaa have either been featherweight champion who la Best T ^ Performance — Rus League leaders, North Ciid Pack* Babtee (St Varrlck ...... Ill 128 Standings tucky^81-76 aa Jerry Bird fired a . Betin at ton 4o i« PassBl'a - Feb. 10 against Meriden in another at Wrigley Field in Los AnghUs Smith ...... 89 84 constructed b? -are being projected taking on all corners In quest of sia's skatm, who rewreta the rec age 67-66 In an 0(Vsrtimo. In the Leaders Can Afford Pet. latX first half Wildcat surgie. or Gilmore Field in Hollywood>. Pledsik ...... 9 1 83 in Pittabu^gh, Baltlmorer Port ord., hooka with their f la s h in g opening game o f the twtnbUI, Pa^ CCIL akirmlah In the Silver City. TOta’i aa...... 637 643 585 1664 G ros-itea---- .900 pay nights.'hSa been offered $8,000 \ WafaNlOtttlfn . Robinson has accepted an esti Obremiki 81 88 'Second ranked Dayton, prodded land. Maine, Loa Angeles, San skatara. In tha 600, 1,600 and 6.000- gani’s had llttie trouble with Man* Judlng from the prevUhu Man- Barger ...... 83 81 llAD WtllU (T i North Ends .500 to fight Cisco Andrade in Holly- 'v ' . 1 '■ -Pyii ehester-Han contest the locala mated 875,000 or SO per cent of m in e ...... 90 101 Ratô .... ns 102 109 836 by Coach Tommy Blackburn's ob- - Francisco, Houston and Dallas, Ivood. . . . Jackie Brown la tabbed metar races. charter Auto Parts winning 92-46. Anderson ...... los 91 O RWMy . 116 119 113 348 P a lm e r ...... 400 Best Comeback — Semndinavia'a g *• F\ e e • ge a • a » a a 6 e • • e e 6 T ahoidd have little trouble tomor the gate and national TV receipts, aiallo ... 129 _ _ 129 servation that '"The teat of a good ’television has played a major part aa one of- the brighteet pitching . Tha nightcap was a hattla be in NBA Correnti’a .. .200 cross country'skiers, who proved row night althotifh it la almost Leonard said. H e also said the in Thtale 537 537 574 1448 104 106 1)4 324 team is whether it can come back in the growth and success in re proepects in the m ajofa with the tween, two evenly matetied teams certain that the final acore will be ternational Boxing Club would not Waickowskl ...114 143 94 :»1 after defeat,"., righted itself by rent 'years of the NBA Podoloff the Ruselans can be baatan in y Z>enhup ...... \.. — 119 130 239 Two laat ditch battles were Pirates. He has - chalked up 574 for first place and the outcome g •aaeeeaeeaeaaa tt much doeer than the earlier 89-34 be in the position of co-promoter walloping Loyola of Chicago 75- three evente in which the Soviete riignn. ■ .....\e.eaea*ae.. | New York. Feb. 2 f fP )~ l^ it Inâeven behmd the Pistons.. With staged in ■ the Y Intermediate claims. "W e have made T V the strikeouts in 503 innings during was uncertain until the final horn. •t. c \.,. 0 0 margin. The Warriors have shown and would figure only in the TV Tech, Contractors the mad acramblea for second Totals ...... 578 589 "550 m ? 37. The ^Flyers w-erg dzummed ’handmaiden’ of professional baa were touted to win. After the IfDOWen.r ..\.eee.epee«eaa( g *.?Va...... d 4 t George Mikan rapidly rounding League laat . night. In t|>e opener, three minor league seasons, Jack Scott and Steve BelUnghiit Ifllirl* I eaaeteeeeaaa j[ 4 - 19 snaMed Impitnrement as of late money. place in the Eastern and the West into form, the Lakers may soon out of the' unbeaten ranks by ketball. TV will help US not only Hardest plUherg to hit in the ma world championehlps ' two year! paced the winners In the first naW. C'orreatt'o lasoraaca (2) Correnti’a edg^ Palnrtr Roofing ago, moat winter aporta axperta Ity. f VVaeeeaeeaeaaa I I ern Divisions of the National Baa regain their championship stride Louisville Saturday. , a t‘the box office but In furnishing jor leagues laat aeaaon were Sad while A l Surowiee waa top man for U n tii BoW\ in Cage Tilts T. Martin ...... IM 94 115 317 50-48 and In the nightcap the Gros- thought the Seandln'avlana. tradt- . Pta, ketball Aaan., is the fact that Phil of other years. Farr ...... 113. 115 106 334 Three other upsets last night Uia peraonnel for our future teams. Sam Jones of Chicago in the Na tha Northies. The lead ehoAgad Barku; ...... 97\ll6 109 321 itea outlasted the North Ends 63- ional domination o f croae country V adelphia and Fort Wayne cannot saw Fordham defeat Connecticut , Ski conditions in New England tional and Bullet Bob Turley of hands aeveral timaa tn tha oponTng / A free throw with 15 seconds Correntl ...... 100 'lOO 133 323 62. waa at an end. Btaikdinga afford, to be too complacent about 82-72,. while Georgetown (D C ) ranga from good to excellent. the Yankees in the American. quarter before the Orlllars grabbed aaaeee . left by Neil Johnaton climaxed a Twaronite ...... 123 i23 111 355 Palmer Jump^. into an early Btggeat Disappointment — The . g saeeaealeeeta as 0 Pci. their first-place poaltlona. . clipped St. Joseph's (Pa) 84-72 . There is 36 inches <>f snow, op Jones. alIo>ved but 6.51 hits per a two-point ' M ira Just ban re the UGMTWEIOlir six-point Warrior rally in the last .Total* ...... 640 S4A 564 1650 lead, over Correntl’a and left the U.S. team outside its figure akat* i|6g _g « •tsese'aeaaoasaaa.^ McBrlda'a . . , .1000 Faltering Philadelphia lost Its 3 '4 minutes of regular play \ and Adrian (M ich) ended an 18- Cannon Mountain, 46 at Pinkham nine innings and Turley gave up A three-way handshake signifies a clean sweep t t r the U.S. Ill the men’s figure skaUng event at the horn sounded ending tha half, agmMSg ay g g■ ae'ooe4 a oe e e ate e eee e t a a e f second'game In tWb days to New .MerriH’o Market floor at intermision with a 26-15 era and hockey team. Most of the •MCKAIUMIg g eeoeeaeaea 4 aae 0 \JwV LEVa Qraeh Manor ., .714 against the Knicks antV sent the Appleby ...... 91 98 90 279 game winning string' by Defiance Notch. 30 at Stowe, 45 at Mad 6.13 hits for each nine innings he Winter Gamea in Cortina, Italy. In the center la Iâyes Jsnkina, who placed first; Ms' brother, David; StartingIf tost In the aocond half York last night, 105-104 in double M. FRrraiifl ...... 97 105 84 286 bulge. The overconfident Rcwferi American downhill and croaa coun N a .N m y Acato-Bjrlvaater .333 game into the first overtime. John (Ohio) 82-77. River Glen and 20 at Mltterajll. worked. . . . Sport magaalne has third place winner; and teammate Ronnie Robertson, who took second placa honors. the Oim Increased Its lead to 39- overtime. Only a Boston 107-106 Bujauclu* ...... 104 12.3 136 36.1 soon lost their comfortable lead try performers would not even ^^'leofe* at' ‘haff 'aj^'w aiira C. Y , O ...... ,333 ston then figured In reverse In the Is. FRnând ...... Ill 123 114 348 , Elsewhere among ■ the "Ifanked named Walt AUton of the Dodgers 8l dnly to have the North Bndenr loss to Mmneapolis preserved the as the Ihauranceraen, sparked by have won a place on a Ehiropean Chenay Tach -T, . .166 final margin of v lc t^ . A deliber V. Farrartd ...... 116 114 114 344 teams. H oly Ci'oss (N o. 14) whip- ' A fte r three months and a thou the "M an of the Year in Sporta.' put on a furious..ally and tie up Warriors’ 3<^-game Elaatem lead husthng Billy Stephens and little team. CBAVIIMIN ate-foul call against him gave New ped Creighton 97-60 qa Tom Hein- sand points, lanky Bob P ettit of The top 12 performers of 1964 In the game at 40-011 with throa min- over the runnerup Oltica. The Totals 519 563 538 iiso Bob KwaSh, battled back fueioualy the popular monthly magazine are: If the U.S. it to polish its New^York Regains Action in the Intermediate York’s Ray Felix two charity shots to overcome the deficit at the sohn acoretl 22 and,"bleared 22 re the St. Louis Hawks has finally tarnished reputation in the world One Ball Tournament uteo remaining In tha third quar- Red Sox Satisfied League at the llaat Bide Rec last Knicks are m gamea farther .Mancthtsiar Motnro (3> managed to put some distance be-‘ Roy Campanella, baaeball; BUI tar. A faw minutes lator they took back. with seven a eco^ s left In the sec three-quarter mark. The tide of bounds in his 31 minutes o f play: of winter 'eporta a whole new crop IHÎSeo night saw McBrida’a Sport Center ond extra atanaa and New- York MassOll m ' tween himself and Clyde Lovellette Russell, college basketball; Bob Open to Men, Women Second Place S]fot a 47-46 Itad. howevar, tha Walnut battle see-sawed throughout the Oklahoma City (No. 15) amacked or athletes must emerge before UOHTWtIOHT I I V I I FOR H O M I* Both Minneapolis and Rochester, Johnson .366 Couay, pro baaketball; Rocky Mar To ' Stay in Boston H m tM tm s rot down Aceto A Sylveater 66-28 in a behind 104-10^. Felix made both. 317 fourth period until a htwp by Loyola (N ew Orleans) 81-66 with of Minneapolis . in the N BA the next gSinee at Squaw Valley, fought back and gained a 60-47 CRAFTIMFi Cat! ahtniliiHn bady 24* 83-77 winner over Syracuse,.gained ciano, boxing: Hopaibng Cassady, iVotnpn will be allowed ta lop-alded contest. In the second High maiv was Joe Gra)>oaki of NowirkI 354 Stephens with 10 seconds to play soph Hubert Reed canning 33 Individual scoring race. 'However, c a lif., in 1960. New York. Fib. 8 IF —The New edge at the buster. lattg, U tM -w a rp -p raa f— rigid. Sis a\half-game oh the Idle Fort Kovl* .. 375 Pettit’s new challengar is Paul college football: Harlon Hill, pro iBempete along with' Uw men In BoatoH,-PM^ S iF-TteBM S A. game, G re e n Manor outlasted the WarriM'a with 29 points. •i'...... <••• ’X iced the verdict. Bob Neil gayaan points, ahd Memphis State (No. York Rangers wera bock in atoond W ith leas thaiv throa minutes to DO-IT- glaWat — 4 gleab, 2.level. One el Ibe Wayne PlatorM in the Western. Arizin, the jumping jack from football; Cary Mtddlecoff, golf; the One Boll Sweepatakoa Bowl Tawkey, owner of Ihs Bbatoa ItoiV Cheney Tach 57-44. Vern Mikkelaon'a jump shot TotAl* ...... 583 6ftt; 687 1751 outstanding performance for Pal- 16) trampled Murray IKy) 106-72. D Ol'BI.Ea place in the NoKonoL H o c k ^(Xpliw the-PsLluge qulRtot took a taeiebad Stanley tâdysMS Taeft ee Minneapolis retained its two-day- Boftero Corp. (•> Philadelphia, w-ho has moved past Maurice Richard, hockey: Nashua, Johnny Mariucci waa so delight ing, Tounuunent Saturday at asya ba baa no intOBtloa q f MdMde'a carried on their win with fouf seconds left gave Min- mer in a losing cause caging 17 A 15-polnt, five-minute drive (•> League today. But almost gqttol^r 07-06 advantage but this waa diiplay here. ~ old second place spot over the Chamber* ...... 107 i06 — 213 Lovellette. Pettit has registe'red horse racing; Pat McCormick, ed, while hia U.S) hockey'team J. McCoee ... 96 93 ning waya and came out with their neapolia Us victory In a rough con leamourcux points. the Weet Side Bee for the tene- as Impotont theyhre fast cement shortllvad whan Scott tank a long m ottiig tlM taaba; / ..., Y ^ U R S E L P Royals bjK a half-ga]|pe and is now smashed a cRse game and gave 1,033 tallies. Arizip 1.116 am' swimming; Tony Traliert. tennis waa upsetting Canada that he H, TVlfHiS - S i 94 M sixth win as againstAio losses. The test. Sixty-four fouls and \three Tarca .. .. Tiny Biardi racked up 20 points fit of the Retarded Children’s. ing a Stanley Cup playoff bel'th. set shot and followed up‘with a Yawkey mads that daw/laat Bmith ...... }?5 Kentucky a 38-29 halftime lead Lovellette: 981. Neil Johnston o: and A m ie Sowell, track. . , . What jumped up and down "w ith exblt- loss puts Sylvester In a tie for technilb'als were called. Boston Fund In Mnncheeter. This an- Totals ...... 183 189 180 133 pair of free thcowa. B^tnghlrl night at tha fifth annual Jiaiior Hlllnpkl.... 12«T to spearhead the Gros-ites' win over Duke. Bird had 12 points in Philadelphia is a distant fourth m ajor league club won the pennant menti * (4) The surpriilng Btueehlrts, who WALNUT TORPEDO Coach Red Auerbach protested the Snow ...... 118 nouneement wrna mode by OlUe then drove In m a layup to put Good WUl Dlnnar at w w m t F$rk. third place with C.Y.O. High over the- North Ends in another that span and finished with 29 to with 889 markers. This quartet ia for two straight years and then An Italian guard, unawara that I, . Molumphy . ...104 119 97 .140 would have settled for fourth Hornet Win Streak game as a result of a delay-of-the- Jarvis, president of the West B. Molumphy .... 92 101 97 390 the winnara id>Md 00-66. A j^ r of He raeetved a dtatloa at tha af LEVEL acorer fo r M cBride's Waa • Billy Totals ...... 549 661 561 1571 clcwe battle. The lead exchanged tie Duke’s'Voe Belmont for top all averaging b etter. than 21 finishetl In the cellar the next sea Mariucci was. the American coach. place at the lesson’s stort, won game call that enabled Laker Dick Side Ber Bowling League, and foul 'Shota J>y Kan Lowd ahd fa ir apqnacrad by tha jMaaaarttti- Drop ia end tee the aew, Adama w ith 16 points, while I*eon hands many times in the fijial min honors. Both 'clubs now are 12-3. points per game.. .Manager son? If'you guea.ied'^he N ew York tol<] him to quiet down or be eject Totals ...... m 2.40 194 430 another one last night, trouncing Schnlttker to sink three foul shots tourney director. setts Oommlttee of. Oathdies, popnlar priced line el N a.N I2 *2 Gardiner, and Ronnie BrSult caged Snapped by Bears utes of play, in the exciting contest. Blackburn ' benched all but George Mitchell of the Green Yanks you are wrong. The Phila ed from the rink. the Toronto Maple Leafs 6.3 be Surowiee rat the I'tsii to two and in the waning seconds and cut the BISSELI. DART LEAGUE Awards will be naode for the aiatehed teele ieiliandy- 13 and 10 tallies. For the loMrs, A hoop by Ron LaPoltjte with only sophomore Arlen Bockhorn among Manor Pros la toying with the idea delphia AtWletlcs woh flags ' In Mariucci let loose with a flood (1) fore a welcome-hpma crowd of 14,- with 60 ôn d o to go, Jim Morlar- Proteatanta and Jtin i • Celtics’ lead to 105-103. Boston s Stsuidlnga >lgheot atngle and Uie hlgkeat M Lutssarl .....91 lol 9ft 383 dhfiit'th^lionse.BMn, hobby* Irv August waa high man with 11 50 seconds left puU the winners hia Da.vton jegulitrs (not to of bringing the St. Louis Hawks to 11913-1914 but wound ' up last in of violent Italian. The eurpriied 703 In Madison Square Garden. It ty acorSd on a driving, layup to "T h t purchaaa et.ttia Son Fran- New York. Feb. 2 (T)—Pitts Ed Macauley leq all scorers with 26 W L Pet. triple. Tlie tourney is open to F. Itasxarl ...... 97 106 96 300 occasional tool users — markers. ahead 61-60. But s4win-pointer by "chastise, but to rest”) for the Manchester in the near future fo r '1915. guard withdrew. was the only game played in tha again knot the oeore at 00-atl. doco franchloa was simply a adutrt burgh's 10-game winning streak in points. Spades ...... 8 4 .667 all. bow'ISM In Mancheater. ’Total Totals ... 186 188 583 in a word, de*it*yourseIi /OLsSUL m The second game turned out . to Dick Kacinski with 20 seqonds re opening tippff and A1 Sicking, the "H e didn't know I waa the coach NHL In^ the overtime Scott came buolntiw move whtdi aleo prulaeu h m m w t the Ainerican Hockey League was After starting slowly, the Royals Hearts ...... 7 6 .583 plnfoll will decide the winner. be a scoring duel between VInny maining regained a, 62-61 margin 6-6 replacement for 7-foot Bill Uhl and he certainly didn't knolv I am Smith ,, .... 64 84 Ml 2,'M The victory gays the Rangers, through with a pair of buckets, tha valuabla W *it Ooaat territory at an « id today, but the Hornets capitalised on a 55-point second XHamonds ...... 7 5 .583 Kohen of Green Manor akd Kenny for the Northies. A t this point Dick responded with 16 points and 25 of Italian descent and apeak the Smith\...... ift? lift 93 309 back In familiar aurreundings after BeiUnghlrl drove in for a layup and fo r tha AnYortqaii Lqosua," WALNUT TORKDO I I V I I — bendy tar didn't go down without a fight. half to down Syracuse. Outshoot- Clubs ...... 2 10 .167 ------“I *>a..9 Irish o f the Trade ScMool. Irish LaCroa* broke loose under the bas rebounds. Dayton is 15-1 and a language," Mariucci said after a nine.jgame road trip, 67 points, Bill Sheek^ cogod a foul shot. Yaw key aoid- tSTANUY^ Mlling eppliaMm'TttrnHwa and aHiar The Hershey Bears dumped the Ing the Nats 12-5 In the third quar Broadway Clowns Due Here Totals ... 191 194 176 143 Tha North Enders fought back and .bauMheld fadiUblngk tbl, S la slay netted 33 points In a losing cause ket to mesh what proved to be- the pretty *■*1* bet for the NIT. ward. "He was just doing his Job. one more than the Detroit Rqd ■VFe've b(Mil lateraatad in the streaking Hornets 6-4 last night in ter. Rochester won In th^ last min Lost Night's Scores winning score. T h e North - Ends I waa well, impolite in Italian. FRO BASKETBAIX coma within n point of tying tt up Hondyiaan M vellt packal ,1m tar clOM and Kohen scored 32 foi^ the win In conference games, Arkansas <1> Wings. Montreal remains way out San FranoBeo francMoa far four I< - a game maêd by flatflghla and a utes on baskets by Don Meineke Diamonds 3, Hearts 0; Spadea It's a good thing he suddenly real Eoetem Division .... 76 87 66 253 but a pair of charity tosses 1ANDY MAN quarter work. ners. I t waa a w ell played ganie atill had time for another shot by slipped past Texas Christian 74-72 In front with 68 polnta. years,"/Yawkty added. "V f* aet freeôr-all in the closing minutes. and Richie Regan. 2. Clubs 1. Sunday in Cage Exhibition W. L. Pet. .... 94' 101 104 301 in the etoatng seconds coot them at for three periods as it ’waan't until Bob -Brass, but he w-aa detected to regain a share of the Southwest ized I was the coach or I might The defeat was a tough one for. the prira that tta'd pay for it. It. MaieliMl teels Th^ setback was a costly one traveling. have been in the soup." Philadelphia 29 16 .630 Itoat a tie and a possible win.. # the final quarter that the outcome lead with Southern Methodist Totals .. 174 166 192 614 the foui^-piace Leaf*,' .who are would'bo:ve coot ua four ttmaa aa “for Pittsburgh Vince league-leading Groo-ito* <6S> Boston 26 21 .55.T (1) Pinky Hohenthol set a new scor waa decided when Green Manor scheduled to meet the Porkers Sat Organized seven years ago the tics, Baltimore Buileta, Syracuse M. Jarris .... 79 »ft 101 r 4 locked In a cloee battle with Chl- mudk If wo bought It few yqars Providence shut' out Buffalo 1-0 to B F Pt*. Cables are flooding in from New York 24 22 .522 i ing record agolngt the Auto Parta out-scored Its opponents 20-11. l>aPoinlr, f ...... 6 (Mi 12 urday; Richmond, cracked hopeful O. Jarvis .... 89 113 K« 304 cagq and Bogjon for the lo4t quall- EVERY TOOL USER move eight poinfii in front of the touring New York Broadway Col-'* Natlonale and Fort Wayne Zollnera Syracuse 20 26 .435 I . 1 s|m at the price aet at that time. MrBrIdv'a (481' Shimm*l. f ...... 2 (V3 4 Virginia Tech 66-60 in the South Japan congratulating CTiiharl racking up 41 polnta.Tfie lotera runnerup Hornets. Weatern Division I Totals ... 166 303 310 180 Tylng 'Stanley Chip berth. Toronto M to r LouisvilUi (tha farm dub .. . \ B F PI, Phils Hope Bouchee Answer McKerver. t ...... 5 1-3 11 ern; Yale scored Its first Ivy orad Clowns make their first local in past seasons. (CSiick) .Igaya.on hia second place were never tn contention trailing NEEDS Adami, f ...... 4...... s 3.3 i< The Cleveland Bboards boat the lâCrofla. c ...... 6 0-2 12 Fort Wayne 26 18 .591 has 41 points, the Hawka 87 and the S<» recently add to a Oiban ...... k*...... League victory, defeating hapless appearance Sunday afternoon at Silk Town fans will witness in the men's slalom. Japan'haa em 21-40 a t halftime and Pagant’a rilbb, Springfield Indians 4-2 in the other Blardl. x ...... 10 20 Minneapolis ' 21 27 .438 i U the Bniina 86. combine) w e’ve been diaoatlaflcd \ Brsull Falkow*v*Kl. g ...... 2 0-1 4 Brown 81-53; T exai Tech smoth the Armory. The court magicians team that has perfected the art of braced ^him aa a national hero. : D Morrlspn ...... 94 90 96 264 continued te pile it on in the Sec Rim. ^ game. 'Rochester / 21 28 there.” N e .tllV ^ Earrrll. C ...... 8 For Slugging First Sucker ered Arizonia (Tempe) State US- oppose the high-scoring Green ball, handling while backhand and It was Japan's first medal in 28 ♦28 g, MorrHon 94 113 106 .118 ond half gcorlng 68 points. Joe Oardlnrr, g ...... I!.. 3 13| Plttshurgli^ which had equalled Total* 31 MO 63 St. Louis / 18 26 .409 Hsnllrsp ...... 7 7 7 21 HAI.AS STEPS DOWN H m i'A Morih Kndo (62» 63 in a border contest, and Kent Manor Pros in an exhibition con trick passing la the Clowns' ope years of Winter Gamea competi ‘yhompson'waa high man for thf Barth, g ...... f.. o Thursday’s Schedule Chicago. Feb. 2 (F —George FIVE TOP OBIVMRS Joh'" g ...... 1 5 " season's high mark of 10 B F Pt* State beat Western Michigan 97-90 test at 3:15. A preliminary ia cialty. In addition; the N ew Y ork tion dating back to St. M oritz in Totals ... 197 213 > 9 418 lotera with 13 tallTea. PhilAdelphiA Phlllleo (19th in a^complated 12 games In 16 starts. Bra**, f ...... 7. Fort Wayne at St.~ Louis. Ôolumbua, Okie ( F —Joe O’Brien Lrsfwranc.f, g ...... 3 0^ 4 straight triumphs by Providence, in the Mid-Ametân. scheduled to get underway at 2 ers will feature,, the one and only 1928. Rhozo lahthara won a fourth (2) Holaa today la expaqted to turn Kerlea of Articles .in 1956 Major Another Syracuse graduate ia Balon. f ...... ,1 Minneapolis vs Boston at Rt. Ph .lip m 111' 79 .109 his field ciiaching duties of -the WRONG HOUE-IN-O^ o i Del Mar, OaUf., waa the only also had high hopes of t.ring the Kaclnpkl. c ...... 6 O'clock, place in the fiOO-metei* speed skat W. Phltlfi Irtl 99 Totals ...... 27 1^19 id League Rookies) -■ Win In Overtime King Tut, labeled "Negro's Great Louis. P« . - 93 292 harness driver te win more than Arvta A Sylvrstrr <381 leagtie- record of 11 in a row set Jack Spring, a 7-8 record south .O Npill, g ...... 6 Syracuse trailed Cornell until A combination of expert ihoot- est Comedian," on the hardwood ing race in 1936, but that waa all Chicago Bears pvar to a younger Bremberton, ‘ Wash. (F —Andy MX MIASUMNO TOOU IN ONf. Vliil iVIRY TOOL U »R tMIDS a good, roll. . . , B r PIF, by Cleveland in 1943-1944. ' New York. Feb. 2 (A^—Ed Bou- paw. Ouinby. g ...... Philadelphia va New York at Totals 207 214 801 mail, fie called a news coherence, vohnaotl learned that a hble-ln-onc $300,000 In Grand CSreult purses K*nnpdv, g - ...... the last 48 seconds or regulation ers, playmakere and defensive stal courts aa well aa the baaeball dia until Igaya came along. ~ . our S)ei|l«v Handysran Teel lecliefl end able honker. Why net build your (e*l AiiguFl. r ...... 1 g-i.i 11 d ee, a 22-year-oId rookie who 1 Syracuse. dm be a heorthroaker, toe. He shot tn 1966. Ha won $819,967. How ZlnsBFr, f ...... 1 (V« 3 But leading 3-2 at the end of the Southpaw' Floyd Ross was pur Fr^chPUo, g ...... ,. .. 0 time, then won 96-94 in overtime warts. the Clowns have t<)j)r«d-ibe monds. King Tut has perfected sev TTic Dartmouth student's moth- * for 2 p.m. E8 T for the purpoee of leek, el Hili 12* Ceisbinellen Square. tel around o heinnier from the ntalched first period, the Hornets were out- never played higher than Class A chased from Chattanooga, where Rochester at SyrtcUe. (U naming a new head coach. Holaa ona on a ,861-yard /hols during ever, four other drivors earned Il'e an iiuide try square, duKide try leal line. Ot <•„...... „0 (Ml 0 despite little Chiick Rolles' 42 ' United States and South America eral new comedy routines which ei and father Imth were famous M Mot loy ...... 91 91 RumpII. c ...... s'/ 4 (V** N baU. may be the answer to thei Total* ...... 26 1.0-18 62 Wednesday's Results T. Morlsy ...... 109 91 64 eweepatakea pta.- qt the Kitsap m ore than flOO.OOu. TiMy ware Bill scored 3-1 In the second session as he had a 10-13 record and Marino' Scorie at half 31-24 <7ro*-U**. points. Julius McCoy sank 27 whlla gaining recoignition a s . one will be a tre'at for the entire fam skiers. Si has- spent 36 of his 60 yeojrs coach tquere, allre tqusre.'aiumb, leuel, depth yinlon; g ...... v...... 2 ‘ 1.4 5 Philadelphia Phillies’ long- search New York 105, Philadelphia 104 ... .I...14 14 ^ 14 42 Haughton ot MasaapeqM, N. Y.. LaForgr, g ...... 1 Ariiie Kullman, Red Plepsrh and Pieretti,. 34-year-old righthander of the foremost exhibition quintets ily. both the ytwhg and. old. ing, forming the Bears from hta Country Club. The ^ u b le was.that gauge end •Ireiqht edge — ell in ene. for a slugging first baseman. points. tt> become tl.e top scorer in (Double Overtime!. Del Miller of Meadow L « ^ , Pa., Stan Parker registered for Hersh was obtained from Sacramento, ' Correatl’o (56) in the country today. Pla.ving on a A recent addition tb the Clowns Do the Olympics change? Total* ...... 214 206 189 609 Decatur. III., Staley Starch team tha * winter rulas 'called for play Totals 10-20 28 The six-foot, 200-pounder, who Michigan State's history (1,134) Minneapolis 107. Boston 106. Wayna Smart o f DeMwars, Ohio, ey. AI Nicholson wrapped it up where he was 19-15. This la thi F riF. ' different court practically every la Tom Seal}! 6-2, 190-pound Yea. aaya Chriatel Grafiz, the (U> and guiding thm to seven;-Na on temporary greens. His.. bail batted .313 at Schenectady, N. Y-, f ...... S 4-10 10 as the Spartans’ defeated Detroit Rochester 83, Syracuse 77. M. Simmona 122 100 ina and Frank Ervin of Fempono' EXPANSIVE BIT HANDY H A ^ for the Bears with a goal late in same fellow who was drafts by KwSFh f ...... fi 041 12 night against the best talent pos eager from Brooklyn. N: Y., who girl who won Germany's first gold J, Stmmnn* . 174 W m m tional Football \ League cham- -dropped into ^ cup oa tha regular C*reofi Maaor (>B» it ..Phillies' farm club in the East 85-78. Mimisslppi State's Jim Aih- J Friday’s Rchednle the final period.' Washington .back in 1945 and last I,of)r(.ilow.c . u ...... 2 3-7 7 sible. the invaders have appeared performed two aeasona with the medal In Alpine skiing in 1936 at plonshif>a. green. Beach, FU. . Guntaison. t . ern League, is the beat regarded St.pn.ns. z ...... i . 5 ■ Me. 422 M«rkhaTn.' c~ goalie Johnn.v Bower was too much only 73 in 293 innings on the coast, of the, fabulous Harlem . Globe said. "The Olympics have become M. ru-'hlnx V...... 10^ 106 116 324 ■tknnoy. g .. Totslp 8-24 50 .Other results: I Eaat Lansing. Mich.'::—(N E A ) — for Buffalo. Toppaizini, the clr- squad at the Phillies' training Trotters. Sealy later spent three super gamea. There te more talk J. <î*hlnir ...... 115 M ua 336 is slated for relief w’Ork,.._ Palmer. Roofins <481 'Army 75,_ Albright 71;. Penq Dave- -Kaiaei. who. kicked the wjn-^ cut’ s Tcadlhg acbfcV, provided the camp- in' Cleanvater, Fla.; i '^lext ...... ■. ■ ' ...... B' ' F Ptf. fu ll aeaaons ' w ith the' ‘Trotteri about who wins a medal than how Bonus ReatrictloiM ^ a te 76, Na\*y 65; M t 78. (jariie- ning field goal in Michigan State's Totiil* r : : r : “ai a '‘ aH " w Uianqtml. g winning margin by scoring at 9:46 spring. Bouchee comes w ill recom'-' Butkus. f ...... rv2 10 learning many hilarious .'comedy he won It or In what event." (I) I Tom Qualters, 8-8, at Reldsville .Clifford, f ...... 3 gie Tech 76; Iîn.ieton 74. Rutgers 17-14 Rose Bowl victory, played a. Ntalil.n ...... 6.1 «66 106 264 ()f the final period. Bower âme up mended. A left-handed hitter, he Nrif; c ...... 8 routines in addition to improving Chriatel now runs a ski school ToUl* ...... 27 59 last season after sitting out two 40; Providence 82. Rhode Island tinder Spartan end coach Bob D. Blmmon* ,..,....0 7 122 100 .11!) CRpiipy Tfrh. <441 slammed 22 home runs, drove in McDonald, g ...... 0 hia ball handling and shooting abil- In Bavaria. „ with 34 stops to jgain Ms third years with the Phils because of 80; Kentucky Wesleyan 100, Itol- Devaney at Alpfna. Mich., High. U9ANMVI HT SOI. DO-IT-yOUISilF HANDY NAIF HATCHIT — heed larged R ’ r PI*. 107 runs and led the circuit \iith N. Twerdv. g ...... 2 Bfgining Feb. 6 we will TotAlp ...... 306 306 m »r*>’Brt. f ...... 1M> 2 shutout. bonus restricUpns, is back. S6 is N. Twrrdv. z ...... 6 lini 83. it.v. ■' MfN. Strong—leng-toitlng—Mild heed from ipociol it««l ond ttmgortd Id Hold 40 doubles. — • Freckle-faced Lucille Wheelgr, .Toycp. f ...... 0 (LO 0 Cal Steams scored two goals for Angelo Lipetri. 11-6 at Schenec Tully. g .. " ...... 0 be closed every day EX ■ From the moment they take to *aa/ ^ 454 ,CENTER S T . ^ M l 3-4882 likea the '%ct that hb atruck-out brother Wglly,. wilt try a comeback KovUni)38-875, Andy Loinoureux Butch Bueclno announced this TIL. JA4fcM« 7.IIII TIL JAdOan ••llSt TIL MlttMl >SI4t twice a* many oa ha walked and wlUi the FhilUca, too, was .M2 at 146, J e r ^ Smith 868; M ix e d morning. The Toacharg are unable to floor-a team. t u R ^ in four abutouta. H g alto SyfACtiae. Doublg$-^||u7 SinunoBi 1S2-SS0, -.A I. ■ ■ ' . , T . I'V'
!(■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1956 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 19M HoomImU Goei* I1 WithMM B o u i U BedBiOB Pragerty For Sale Y6 Bs FMrSola 72 WoBt«d—R#al Estate 77 41 BfXRRBI^Modam brick MANCHBSTER-OFarriiad Oapa BUYERS WAirmO — It you a n Federal Jury THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY lad SHORTEN Hall) ksiitad—Ptsult 85 lÔTONB PENNY DOWN I C E N n a L o ca l Stocks Eisenhower AatooMUIae Mr Sole 4 A W m U E HOUSE ROOM MXAR 0 « R « b u a ^ i , i u iL m % Ood, SS* master bedroom, flro- ready to mI6U u your property and S fnR 'f PRESS operator im tad. MANCBBSTBR. Pat Ontar, 98# STORM SASH and doan, Painted. 16 Featar Bt ML 6-6147. ■prinMar ayatem.I. Warrpn B. Hew- placo, tUa bath hot water hast, want quick, yafialda aarvlc#, than ItM FOUR door Ittidabakor Com- Five day weak. Must apply in Main St Ml. 9-4378. Opoa Moaday. 96"xa", 38"X8#", 33"xtt” . 33"X OFfURNmiRE land, Raaltor. ML S-TlOS, ML picturaaqua yard with traaaa. Var- call Tha Real Batata Canter, Raol- Given^ Hughes MOfTMltlRl’T V 81", J9"x39". Doora, 34"xl8H", By Clinifid mandar V4. Low milaafa, low \ sraon. Nsw XfodsI L a u n ^ , 79 TuaMay, Wadnsaday, Saturday ON THE EASIEST TERMS FOR RXNT—Roeoi aoB fsn B #. F6006. planck School, bua, ahoppina. Only tera, iS Bast OqaterSt ML S4U1 Given FDR 2365 pDMi um n« r 30"x79".' MI. 94683. Private fUnily. RaaaaoaMe. CwB. • MWilabwali) prica. Call MDl. M tll. tXACn.yiT(tVIRNr' s SuiSummit St. 9 a.m. to # p.m,, Thursday and IN THE WORLD 814,800. Oariten W. HUtehlna, Iteaf. ■ay time. X pjn.nrieaa Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Baby M I.M66T. tor. MI. #-6183, ML 6-6864. Perjury Case trwamiHmjjOfti- CORRAL PLAY Pan.' practicaUy Storti Your Bank Nocks Mvirtitmeiit SOLIMENE^S ALWAYS PiNkMI NK« iM^N TO do housework one day parakaeta. canaries, mongrel pup- Bawm for Sol# 72 a-\waak in Manchsatar. Call plaa, hamstcra. S and H stamps new, 313; also car bed, 8f. Cal) Monthly PayBiontg ■DC ROOMS, broaoaway. ganiga. L#|iH NoUm Bld'Aakad 1941Letter Hos A Volue Leoder .wm* M A m A Li lT i m i : MI. 94173. PLBABANT BmQLB or dputda 9) First National Bank CLASSIPIBD ADVT, ôaANMritwiif FafoUngton, OR. 7-3433. avaningf. 'With avaiy purabaaa. * IN MARCH fuU baaiinaia, firaninca. not water om. On bua Mna. MI. 9 MANdddbrER — Numaroua'llrt- oil heat, amasito ariva. Priead at Omtal OerViees A6mtaUstretl«e, PuV of Manehoator (.... 9S 84 DEPT. HOURS Todoy it's o iRavqrMvCbargaa.) V YOU PAY JUST liEs Inctudlag 14 oaw ranch He mUldlnas Oerrlct-: iirt*6 Mas-tor F eat. (now tea WaaliiiigtiMi Feat (CeU miad from Foga Ooa) LOVE SEAT, in good condition, only 814,800. Chariaa Lssparanca. furatshtna niusrisis and aeriermlna Hartford National 8d5 A. H. to 4:20 P. M. IMS Butek Riviara hardtop, two chairs and mlaceuaneoua itam>. m o n t h l y PAYMENTS PLBABANT, funiabad room, naar homas. thraa Mdraom eolonlal, he work for Intsrier and Bslerier and Tinftea HaraMI^ In tea toaterlal. Bank andTniat Oo. .81 88 tone gray, radio, heater and dyna- -Help wiUi Uvastock—VchklM 42 ML $-nm. ■Ideratlon be given to ery«u«^wg day- weekly. Ml. 3-6661. $16.79 batb, Mt eod ar twa gaatlam«k fbur badreem eolanlal, neat SH ‘alnUaa. Mlscelhuisoua Rspolrs at V. Attar chaciring, tee nawapapar Oonn. Bank and flow. Ehccellant condiUon. NADA l4H igb8t. reorn'randi that wpi OJ., and 110,400. LABOR four room ranrii. L Poet Ottics.' Maiielieater. Cean.. will young Kelly to West Print, Basse COPY CLOSING TIME 1 kO. 9-1766. WE BUY ealvaa and bsef OMPLETE he received, ia irinllcaie, uatll 6:00 a. coavtncadvRaq)i and Fritchay teat Trust C*- ...... S3 SS prica fl.SSS. SOLIMENE'S price cows, many more. Thirty year mort Oella^ 100* let, auburbon. CMten m.. B.S.T. on Febniary rt, 1(16. at MiaachMter Triut . . . 65 — velt added; FOR CLASSIPIBD ADVT, ♦l.OM.' PBX SWITCHBOARD Operator. catUa. Also horaaa. Plala Broa. Bost# aiNI Aeesssoriss 46 ROOMS O f BRAND NEW gagee aU. T. J. CToekatt, Real W. Rutohina. Jil. # 4 ia , ML General Servlcea AdmlnlMratloa. 610 tea lnfermq|leii wa^ false. ROOM FOR RENT ia qulat privaU Firs Inamranoa Oonumnla0( ’1 make thia appeal bi hahalf of MON. THRU PRL IMO PonUac Chieftain four door Must be good typist. Apply morn Tat x a 6-T40#. FU tor. MI. a#6U, MI. #-7711. Peat Office aai OouiikMise, Bottoa S,- Hughes faatiflad tea Informa Aetna l i r e ...... T sth 70% SEE THE NEW .1906 Johnson flea- —ar Mai# Bt. aO. 6-1616. Masaarkamtta. and thea publicly this youth as a token of tha oa- *10:80 A . M. aadan, gray, radio and heater. Why ings. Lydall A Foiuds Paper Co., BEAXmrUL WMTOtoHOUSE •peaed. ffpMncalleaa, etc. mar be tion i was phony. Hts oeunaal con HarUord Flra . . 144 154 618 Parker St. horse outboard motor. Threo GARRISON Colooi^ (overaUad). VERNON ST. — Oountry almo- had tmm that nffice ar Custooiaa tt SATURDAY 9 A. M. take a bua OF drive an unaafe elder horsepower to 38 horaapowsr. E u » n a c luwBiQiauTOit n b o M ia patvata hand- laguirt Four yaara old. 38 Scarborough tends Rauh, Fritchsy and others National F irs...... 17 / 107 Uon'a appreciation o f tea batrie car when you can drive thia beauty Article# For Sal# 45 PRETTY BEDROOM sum ) H>hero. Bight'room rin^s. elder tha holldinf. > knew tha Information was bogus Phtonlx ...... M . 90 ■arvicts of hia father who mat Now on display. Salat, servlcea SUto Tailor Shop. M l S-7S6S. Af Rd., axcellant condftion, oil not home. Four rooms each floor. for only llt.es monthly. haKdbome u v a i c N ^ H but were willing to uae It anyway. death in line of duty a t . the very rom i OOOMEBATIUN w a x EARN MONEY at tmmep \ s ad ROYAL AND Smlth-Coroaa |loit- and rentals. CapitolCap Equipment ter itM caU MX l-B047.< water bast, firaplaea. Oonvaaiant Steam heat. Suitabla for laiga Life aad IndamnHy u s . Cod. abla and standard typawrUara. Co., 33 Main, ISt. fa . 3-7963. 6UITB ' to acbool, new ahepping canter Bhdmann further ' argued teat ~ iteet of the atrunla which liraa n APnuBcaATKD IMS Naah atation wagon. Small under business opportunliilti^. heat-proof Dm: family. Ocoupan^ at closing. FuU Aetna U f a ...... „^:.19S 306 lat upon ua by the perfltfy a fa in stature. Mg in value. Lota and AU roakaa of adding machlnas ■“ T ------and new high school. Very desir rica 81I.OOO. i a . S-6I7S. ~Bnte Rauh and Frltcbay were convinced Aetna Cteaualty .. .132 ' 182 loUf more miles per gallon. Ralph ■OM or ranted. Rapalrs . on ,aU BEAUTirUL "DB UlXB"'ftkNaK able location. Cal) now. A. R. Phonic System that if the "plot" blew up resaqd friend.” AgoHaMBta-wflata— SUrn Realty,- - Conn. General . / . ...f4S5 *4#0 No Snlride Diva Lewis will gladly demonatraty thia makaa. Manow'a. DiinBoiKl#— W atch es-^ . msTEAO o r orMYUjcBouiE vnikte and Co. MI.‘»-48St. "Hughes* word would navar be be- Dial MI-3-5121 ELEC^^ REFlUCaBW t^ IF TegOBidRla Hartford Steam Boll. . S7 ' First reports of d p t KsOya fine car for you. H#iy Wastad—Mak 8$ Jewtlry 4$ Uavad agalnat thsira." Travoiora"...... 7914 $4H SPECIAL on wmUpapsr, rtgular $3 Lota Far 8ol# 78 Successful for Bald tea proateutien to tea exploit Msfd ha died dlvingnUa RELUBLk ADULT or young man TABUU 946 NORTH MAIN BT, — Fbur Fittdie UttUtiaa « ihto tea Japanese baWaohip Bob Dickson baa lived herS all ' paper. 9#c. Thera ara .41 pattema LEONARD W. YOST. Jawalar. in- ' MANCHESTER Conn. Ught Powor .. 1714 1*^ laohip his life and has many friends. This for pari time work in drug store. to choose from. Stock limited. POTI A . hasted.ated. Oas and alactriclty BUILDlNO LOT, Lakewood OUria ha In Ungayan Gulf in the Loot and Poond pain, adjuata watenea axparily- Included Unftindiîd. CaU JA. “Tha dafandant wants ua te ba- Conn. P o w o r...... 4314 48V4 IMl Dodge Coronet four door sedan Good driver. Any availsble kouta Opea • to 9. Green Paint' and Reaaonabla prices. Open dally. YES, BVCB^ Attractiva ranch featuring ITH - Smith. 100' frontage, 900' da^. Hava that avaiybody ataa Is .-accepted. Ml- 9-8143. IHP674 between 4 and 9. X 18H ' living room with Ora- Vernon Pupils Hartford Bloc. U . . . . 87 89 I/>ST-Shouldar otrap pocket|mok has also lived here ail Its life. Be W al^par. 931 East Middle Tpke. Thursday avanlnga. 136 Spruce . EVER' Laval lot with abundanca of trass. crooked except thas^fendant and HarUOrd Gaa Co. ....'37 —- It dmsiopad eubaaquantly. baw- tween the two of them they should Ml.i. 9-6800. ' Street. Ml. 9-4167. place, dining L, three bed Priced at 84800. Robert J. Smith, aver, that there was no auielda' naar centar ol Mancheaiar. Ra^ AUTOMOBILE I $478.17 SH ROOM apartment < rooms, kitchen and cammic tile Rockville, Feb. 3 (Special)— teat avarybody la m hg but tea So. Now England ward. CWntockvlUa TR. 6-4427. really saUsfy a used car buyer, Fraa storage ratU unfurolahad. Married < Inc. Ifl: 0494L defendant." \ dive and that tea ship Involved was Only fully experienced man who BOLTUN->BuU«Ung atone, vanear. waatad. Fraa da- bath. Rear acraaned porch and ->^ra, Cbnatanca Kelly, remedial Tel. .'...... 40 43 tea heavy cruUer Ashagara. can repair and rebuild radiators .tireplaca, wall atone, uagatone. livery, / Boiton Rd. ML S-6399. attached garage. Combination Of Rauh and Fritchsy,''îl|[i Manntaetnrbig Oompaalea SOLlMENE,’lNC. ^ k u J u .tr of all makes should apply. Good Fuel and P#«4 45iA Fraa sat up by aur ewa raUable ' naSlng expert, atated emphatically ■Old: . ' Kelly, however, was awarded the FOUm>-Cray and black famala Dodge-Plymouth Since IbR MUt%0 M O Alao alate flagging. Boltrni Notch TWO ROOM hasted ■torm wlndowa. 815.800. Sobartiaa For Sal# 75 Am. Hardware...... TlSH 18H Diatingulahed Sarvica 'Ctaaa poat- working conditions, vacation with Quarry. ML .f4SlL' Prompt 4 SEASONED hardwpod for atove. man. at the Board of Education meeting "If they wonted to oooooct -Arrow, Hart, Hag. . . . 4714 5014 tlfar cat, part anpora. MI. 6-MW, tS4 Center St. M KH AtLtM , with bath, fumiahad or Oentrally located, two famUy cock-and-bull story tbsy Bda't Aaaa. hnHw* ~ Sill juiZ Wi display of “a y. company-paid insurance Uvary. furnace or fireplace. delivere4 Phono Mo Immediatoly labad, alactric or gaa! UtUli BOLTON-^Cuatom buUt three bed last nl|ht that “Johnny can read Knefits. Apply Mr. Fabrlxio, A. 6-4 plus two roohia on third room ranch, panalad firaplaea hava to rely on tela youa IMt, IMO CHEVROLETS. Godd e o o o K L iu M anywhere. Call MI S-70S3. Leon CH. 7-0S58 tumlahed. RockvUla, TR. well In tee Vernon School System.*' tour... , SSLi'Ca.;:;;;::: SS SiS|gS“,SKr~nt’’*'** •"'* *"“* “ Annoaoceoioiita tranaportaUen at low coat. Lowest C. Hina Company, 186 Washlnôn WE SELL and acrvlca all electric ard Giglio, Bolton. floor, axcaUant condition'alruc- wall. Touagatown kitchen, cer a\:, Hartford. JA. 3-0181. rasors. Big traSe-ln aUowancea. After 7 P. M.—CM. 6-4690 batwaan 9 and 13 otdy. turally but needs some decor- amic tila bath. fPull, ir y . baaa- She was asked the t'roubleaoma . “But this young man sold teem Tha tUar was atationad at Ctoik down payment. Low monthly Field la the Phtltppinca whan tha INOOMB TAXES prapdrad in your weekly payments. Douglas Motors, Ruasell'a Barber Shop, comer Oak See It Day Or Night FOR RENT—UnflmdRMd, dpactoua sating, Can be uaad ■■ ana fom- meat, car port, amaaita drive, question by Bdard member a Mil of goo^ Actually be was of Bearing - MANAGER NEEDED and Sprues Sta. If you have a» maana at tranaper- W home. Wonderful buy at oversised lot, 831400. Warren E. value to team only N ha was Japanese struck Feail Haibar. boma or by i^lntm ant. Bxpar- assMain. \ ' Garden— Fam —Dairy tour room downataira aparimant. Flaherty. i-Frary Clk. flying old model BI7‘a/ lancad tax w m . Call ML S-472S. Business Services Offered 13 Moving—Tracking tation. I’ll send my. auto tar you. Garage. QaU MI. #0616. Howland, Itealtor. MI. 8-1108, ML gsnutaa. If ha was not ganulna N. B. M t e ^ Co. Automobiles for Sale FOR SPORTING GOODS WILD b ir d seed, faedara, and Prodoeta , SO No ebligaUon. 94003. According to Iifv. Kelly, the than, ha was a downright linMIi- He flew one of Svo banbsta MANY OLDER cars, good trens- Storage 20 DEPARTMENT N.,Baater^taal ordered up from Cterk FlaM an INCOME TAX preparad by ax- loss CHEVROLET Bel Air hardtop, DOORS OPENED, ksys mtad, equipment. UtUc A McKinney, 18 FOR SALE— U.8. No. 1 Katahdla A“ l*—B—'E—R—T—'S FOUR ROOM unfurnished first \ EAS-rWOOD phonic 'word building’ method ot ty. a danger and a thrdat not only N ortel portaUon. Cars that can't be seen of large retail buainase. ^ Woodbridga St. Ml. 84030. VERNON—Six room Gape. FlM- I Dec. 10, IM l, to attack a Junaaan parlaiicad tax oonaiiltant. ParjMn- bom the street. Look behind our V-8. Two tone, heater, radi^. ^ 1 coplsd, vacuum ciaanars. Irons, MANCHBSmt Paekaga OMivtry. potatoes.’ Bryan BrothaTt, 119 41-46 ALLYN IT., HARTFORD floor flat for middle-agad eotipla. reading InatrucUbn, aa opposed to to team but to tija ADA, the -Na- Ruaaall iNg. 01 or .bualn«M. quality line of float 370. 251 McKee St. SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION ON facUitlaa. CaU JA. 7-1373. Barbara Woods Agencjt; lira Kelly told the board that ‘Vo-Ag’ School ' O-pasaOnger station "wagen. Will aeil below market price. Call Ml. 9-7847,' Can be aaan at Grundar'a Uphol' •-T702. iahad rooms, thraa badrooms, Uv- 2# of tea #4 alaoNiitary grade ehtl- Kallyh _plana aaina under «t- Aoionoliiloo for Sole 4 RouseboM Serrlee* £ ------• ing frame two and three track ALL FURNITOTE DUMNG ■taring, 30 Depot Square. HRATHD BXORB Ibr rott «t room, diniag room, kitchen (CaaBonid f n « Faga One) tack by M\flghton aa it W.M6. PL 3-41SS. PAlNnNG AND paperiianging. WE RENT floor sandere, edgers, J A N l^ Y . jtrtii,. .j4proatnUng tea^yenMa. windows. Training available;. W* Oak BL m il patat t# afdt mo#l _ CaamCR b t. near Miiln, axOalltht bath. Fun e6mahY, Conn., Inc., 193 Trumbull St., With general alf round experience. 13 cu ft, Kelvinator Upright SIltten Agency, Realtors. kO. Owne^ wfll acU for M»80. Excel teat tea phonl.e, .''woiil-bulldliig" your credit turned down? Don't 1N3 FORD CONVERTIBLE. Beeu Bendix gas dryer like new. Pack program was given tee go-ahead Itad Crump political foreas in. Tan- ■ Hartford- Cohn. Complete group and retirement J3LECTRIC BLANKET^ Freezer, 8449.95-8399.95. 1-9980. or Mrs. Meyer, MI. 9-8634. lent financing. ’ To aa# iheM and hittbod of taaohing reading haa al M SMI CHEVROLET S-pasaenger sta. ve up.'aee “ Honeat" Douglaa, tlful red finleh whitewalls, radio, FORMICA counters, ceramic wall plan, company paid. 80 hour week. age deal, 8450. MI. 9-3434 after 6 by tea Laglalatura to build M “vo- naaaaa - have .oppaarad in' New | ALL SIZES. p.m. 18 cu. ft: Kelvinator Chart type other suburban valuaa w i T. J. ways been amptbyed in tea Ver tlon wagon. Radio, heater and gS Main. Not a Onaace company Ford-O-Matlc. Call MI. 3-S32S be- and floor Ule. Let iit modernise Apply MI. 8-7796. Crockett. MI. 8-8418. MI. 3 % 8 ^ ag" centara throughout CbnaocU- Hampahlra." freezer, regular 8449.95—93M.95. MANCHESTER—Hawthorne St. — non curriculum, and that It la the cut. Tho coatera ‘would, bo under .(OsBMnasi fw as'taab Oi^) powerglide. This wagon is new fora 7 p.m. / your bathroom and kitchen. For Bond#-—Stocks— Half Price Brand new three bedroom ranch, "beat'* odjnateoda- She exprefsod sorrow that Ste- car condition. Barlow Motors, 4SS free eeUmatea call MI. 8-368S, The ABA TOOL AND 80" RCA Eatate matchlaaa gaa BQLTpN—Snug little houso In'ôojl tee ouporvlalon at local boarda at IMS CADILLAC Convertible, new ISU CHEVR6l ET panel truck. MortgagM . 81 EASY 8PINDRTER, excellent con-, full cellar, tile bath, hot water Abner Brooks uked, “ Do you vaoaon did ,hot enter tea prof or-1 yaln St., Manchester.______*ê Shop, Buckland. . DIE COMPANY I BUDGET CENTER range, 8309.95^8199.98. STORE AT CENTER. Heat fum heat, all utilities. Reasonably spot. With two bedrooms. 0« * •duoatlon. ■6CCBd#“ th6 faoteot OtyMSto ItSM ISBS Cadillac rebuilt engine, new Top condition, heater, new tlrei, dition. Call MI. 9-5446. antial primary tat added teat por- ‘ . J 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest - 1895 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 91 CENTER STREET , Ml. 3.4164 iahad. MI. 9-6908, MI. 8-8881. WiU priced for a new home, 813,800. elsmi living room with fireplai find It necessary to teach any of Naol said If aueb a school waa SMS CHRYSLER Windsor four door fifteen coat lacquer refintshlng four months old. Looks like ndw. FLAT FINISH HoUand arlndow Sava up to 8lk> on floor sampla our teateerar" ■ractad la Varaoa. tea SUte would hmps ha “uaad |good Judgment” i The U prints ptekad paymenta: 822.35 for each 81,000. FOUR BURNER gas'range, in good ' electric rangee and refrigaratora, remodel front to suit tenants. Charles Popticelli, MI. 6-8844, gariM , ditiled well. 118,000. F aedan. Fluid drive, radio, heater. job, white wall tires, black top, Priced to tell. Private owper. Call •hadea, made to mtaauro. AU coe Talbot, Broken IT. 34600. Mrs. Kally: ",Taa. quite a few of rrimburao the town for oll.eon- “afnddbaI W ^ h M # .’* an'a Sfitfa skoUiic a m 1 iUUted_ radio, heater,, hydramatic. LOpks MI. 3-M77. metal Venetian bimds at a new Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, condition. 'MI. 3-4041, Inquire Buy the unuaed. miles for as low 37 Lewia St., HaAord CH. 6-8897. STjpiAUiT- r e l ia b l e man for FANCY CAKES, tunnies, lambs, 45 Benton 8t. LOVELT FOUR bedroom home fpr ^ r teachers hays' not been taught etnieUon costs and operating ax- StotM n total at 4314 B as S3 ^ week. Bninner's. MI. and runs like a new car. Excep low price. Keys made wbUa you year round employment. * Good hearts and house, 83.75. MI. 9-8751. LA FLAMMti APPUANCE STORE AT 36 Birch St. for vent large family. Oarages, oil hast, i bur method (tee Vernon method) peaaas and ask only oao-telM tul- rx. -n • wr • vlFtaiUng Swttnartaadto riirthplaio s-sm . tionally clean inaide and'out. Fiill wait. Marlow's. salary and inbentive plan. All in-, COMPANY Inquire Marlow's. sun porch naar ariiool and hut: WoBlM'^ltsa] Eotata 77 efOeaching reading.** ooate of each pupil. The aehool Dior Baises Waist written guarantee. Bob Oliver hex Auto AeccHorle#—Tires 6 Business Qpportunitira aurance benefits Must be. m'arried 15 Oak Straet -Extra buUding lot.lot 815,806. Real if built, would Instruct vo-Og atu - “ I Aiutria, In Sfte SMI CADILLAC four door, hydrC- ONE VACANT store for rent at w a l t o N w . g r a n t . Realtor, Mrs. Kelly continued, “The chil the best ' in used cars at Cental^ and over 25. Apply in person to TWIN SIZE s p ^ g with mattrees. Eatate Center, Mi . 3-8181, even- dren tn my course are average dtnte from Vernon aad aalghhor- matle drive. Radio, heater, fender Motor Sales. 461 Main. REBUILT EI^GINES Buildinc—Contracting 14 TWO BAY Esso Service Center for Fraifcla Manning,- McClure Pon Price Tsaeona^le. 65 Foley St. Towii Watkins Building CkK^r and Summer Sta. 30' if SO' inge, BU. 9-0969, BU. 94378, JA. ■pacialislng in homes. City^ coun In New Silhouette with heat. Rent reaaonable: For try and farms since 1*10; Partici bhUdren, not dull, they shouldn't iag towns la tea repair o f farm Russia oldrta, chrome vent shades, four lease.' Good location on main tiac, Inc., 373 MalnJSt. Y-3989. machiaary, axparimehtal crop with U At w es. All this for as' low aa No money down with good Most All Cara GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altera- artery with neighborhood bust- further • information call Jack's pating member of Multipla listing have to bo in my eourae." Tha nnd atate M-SB per week. Brunner's, MI. $124.95 , tlona, addiUons and new conatruc- CHILD'I 4PLE youth bed. in Aflvertisement Machinery atnd Tool# - 52 Cetfea Shop. MI. 8-4369. Systems of Real Estates Boarda s«la reason they are, tee Indicated. planting, aad other agrleulturol plariaga taarathnn to credit on the following Mssd Qês. Tel. Hartford JA, 7-4183. BUILDING MANCHESTER — Cheerful five projects. 6) b m t Its M ISl. tlon. Dormera, porchea, garages Mr. Unquiet. gocxl cond Call MI. 34787. In accordance With the pro- room home. (Two bedrooms), of Hartford and' Mancheater. 308 Is teat teera la “simply no In ■aa total to cars; SUPERINTENDANT , teraat in thea# children at home." He said tea amount of tew* asad lo t notate, a Isod rirttmny tai- New Afotor Guarantee and rooms finished at reaaonable vi.sions of Chapter III, Section 8, . ------^[5------neer bus and atoree, flraplace, Andrews BuUding. 83 Eart -Center wnidA Wlth tea top width aehitvad MBCSANICS Special; IMS super USD .DeSoto Club Coupe. Radio and No Down rayment, S3 .weekly pticea, Workmanship guaranteed. tors, rotary tiUera. Salsa, services St. ML 8-1188. “ Ia the reading taval of Vernqn ad for a school wdi(ld he drarfrom two peoslbla to evoriaka M tha Sool ,,, foi' new of the Town Charter: and rentals. Capitol Equipment Snlurban For'\Reiit 6 i hot water heat,-, axcellent con- to five acres. by alaava cut Bulck convertible, STS, IMS Olds- heater, * Free estimates. Robert M. Alex EARN AT HOME doing mending. . atrucUon. Full price 813,800. Alice children above teat of surround' Oior'a naweit coatuma ia nstthar thraa d a ^ \ mobile, four door, IM. 1M7 Ply \ COLÔTORS Manchester High School Notice Is hereby glved that a Go.. 88 Main 8t. MI. 8-79U. WANTED —A two or thraa famUy UnMit— w» ISSO Chevrolet De Luxe, four door. ander. Ml. 1-7716. ' Write Box 298, West Hartford. Republican Caucus PU B tJC -H EAR lN a of the Board THREE ROOM apartment Oampet, Realtw. MI. 9-4843. ing . townal-' Ahnar Brooks aakadr A draaa*ifor a suit ta t sT a ra ce " Amaricn hod a mouth^ STD, 1M7 Chevrolet club Rddlo, heater, powerglide. garage on Boiton Rd., Verpon. house. Occupancy not neetaaary. Alice Hammer, who aald tea haa Tbs |daa to Integrua Grads S ■kt marathan.; Jtn coupe MS..8olimene, Inc., Dodge' PALMER AND CARNEY, mason i 'Republican electors eh for inapection. Call of Selectmen, and to remind them KInmont, of Butler, Calm, wta had 6-73M. Town of Manchester are hereby Jacob F. Miller middle-aged . couple, Tel, GUbart Fiekett Ml. 34933. We alao buy property, for cash, Grade S ■ pupils are above their teat they are operating the acheots Tha bust without bring too ax- watched in a wheel th a t. Jtfl, an ductor. work, roof, chimney re THE THOMAS COLLA CO. . vise the work of sêral subordl- Rooms Without' Board 1^9 9-4948. gelling or buying contact grade lavel in raadlng ability. 'nates. / , notified |hat there will be a Secretary* without a budget passed by the ■ggeratedj la definitely part of tea ace skier, mloaad making tha pairs.' Ray Hagenow, Ml b-2216. CAUCUS on Wednesday, Feb Board of Directors, Town of Man- MANCfllBSTER—Brand new three STANLEY^WtAY. Realtor A combination of both tee figure agate, attpr being flattened Mntorcycieo--Rievdes 11 Ray Jackson, MI 3-8835. 351 Broad St., Manchester FOUR R(X>M flat) central locatlm, MIDDLE-AGED couple with good voters. No further action has,been American Olympia taam after in ruary 8th,,at eight o'clock (p.m.) che.ster. (>>nnecticut bedrdom ranches.'Full cellar,-at BRAB-BURN RBALTY "phonic” and ''loolr and say taken aiiice .tee proposed budge* by Dlor;a “ H" and "A " lines juring her back in training, s 4:30 p.m. to 6:30' p.m. Experience and Trainings: Only suitable for couple, one bed references, no children, deeper- V MI, S4313. BIQYCLE REPAIRINO, allotypes RUUFINa„ Siding and carpentry. at the Hollister'Street School to Dated' at Manchester,' Connecti tached garage', amesite ' drive, methods are in use by teacher# wee re-committed to the Boaia o f prSvioua yaara. ■ Carol, taken In c h a ^ by her tjot less than five years employ room. Write Box B, Herald. ■tely need. 4 orJi room unfurn- ceramid tile bath, oil hot water there. \ BIngliab a specialty. Now open 6 Aiteratlona w d addlttona CeU- ment in the maintenance and op consider and ..take action on the cut, th,is 1st ’day of February 1956. ’ ished- aperfment. 'Call Ml. 9-3M3- IF READY to axebanga Finance In November for the sec mother and oteara, than went to a.m, to 6, p.m. Manchester inga. Workmanship guniMteed. PAYROLL CLERK, experienced adoption of proposed local Repub NICE LARGE room private en heat, lot 90' x 340'. A raal buy at At Somers last night, teachers ond time; the dreaoing room area. Fhatag- with piece Work. Apply Gunver eration of buildings or an equiv 317,000. A.- R, WilMe and Cb., real aatate, arranged. Cycle Shop, 166 Weat Middle.Tura- A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn alent combination of experience lican Party rqles aa‘ provided by trance. Parking. Kitchen prlvl WANTED BEFORE April 7, three Conault iMward Baatinga, thera charged tee Board of Educa Approval waa granted a request raphsrs elamerad for her ptotura, kfanufacturing e o ., 234 Hs'rtford Public Act No. 36 of the Special leges. One or two refined gentle or four room unfurnished apart Realtor. MI. 9-4339. tion with, falling to hack them up from the Vern-Ell -Aaen... for the and aha posed briefly. ' pike. SO. 6-308S. " Street. Ml. S-4W. Rd. and training. Agency. ML S-llOT. Hospital “ Notes Session of the General Assembly men. MI. 9-4171, . ment. Rent reasonable. Call MI, 910400 c o l o n ia l atx rooma, 3 qr in tee controversy over . school help of Retarded Children for per Whan photo men oafced Tmlay Send complete resume tp the of. November,^ )055, and to trans PLUBBED SEWERS 8-4833. policy. The- teachers said the mission to place playgrourrd equip to edih* dVwr ao tee twid eeiilf bai CLERK TYPIST for generalOfftce r 6 o m FOR RENT. OenUemen 4 hadrooma.'Central haati ~ F o t ie ^ 'Sadayt lU . Business Services Offered 18 Roofing add Chimneirs' 16-A work. Apply Gunver Manufactur Board "of EMiicatibh_'1146 Main act such other business "as "may crate cellar, attached gara^, one board's lilenc'e in tee wake of criti ment on land next to the Talcott- photographad together, Carol - St.. Mancheater, Connecticut., properly come before said caucus. preferred. Shower in basement MIDDLE-AGED couple with high d im of their work has ''eerloualy ville School. ADMITTED) TESTBRDAT: Mrs. walked | ^ k into the draaaing ALL TYPES OF etectrlcal wiring, ROOFING—Specialising tn repair ing Co.. 234 Hai;tford Rd. UNH.USSEB Telephone in room. Private home. school daughter deeirS 4 or 5 un or two family. 8po' frontage, but, Award Contract A cop,v of the proposed local suburban. Carlt(Mi W. HUtchine, affected” their morale. Memben Intend to inveetigate Rite Cknmelly, Ellington; Mrs.. rooma aim disappeared as. Tenley inatallaUons and repairing done. ing roofa'of all kinds. Alao new TOWN and COUNTRY MI. 3-7903. furnished rooms. Ml.' 9-8838. Eula Zefinaky, 69 Drive A: Charles COMMERCIAL ARTISTS Republican party rules is avail DRAINAGE CO. M 1 Realtor, MI. 94133.9-4814. In making tee charge, the the question of llaMlIty, stnea the waa on her: way over to poae.. Cbll.J. A A. Electric. Ml. 6-867S. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys able for Inspection at the Town To Newton Firm teachers did not express them land is not Khool property, but la Aelrwell, 31 Nathan Rd.; Mrs. Lola clashed, repaired, 36 ' years' ex- Situations Wanted— MI 94I6S UUNDER'S T.V. Sarvica. awaUaMa AND Clerk's Office in Manchester. C3CNTER ST.— Juat what you're selves on.the issue of the "old' a private lot owned by a m’cmbar, Churtia, 11-Jackson St.; Shirley FBBNDAiiS STAY$i inenca.I. Free eatimates. Cali Male .89 looking for. Six room Cape, l>,i Ocorge Talcott Jr. Lloydi Vernon Trailaf Coort; Bur any uma. Antenna convcrsinnal Eowlsy. Manchcatar Ml. 1-8361 The Republican Town Cktmmittee The Newton Co.. Inc., of SS Elm versus the "new" educational PhUco taaory au^rvised aarvira. SKETCH MAKERS EXPERIENCED DRIVER needs Wm.'S. Davis, (Jhalrman bathe, plastered walls, basement, philosophy rscently adopted by the Two other matters,included tea ton McNamara. 309- Woodland St.; HaUandale, Fla. — (NBA) -T h a Tal. SO. #-14M. double garage, hot water oil heat, it., has been awarded an Air Force beard. • approval, of..Vcontracts for Sva Dale Baronoweky, 37 Edison Rd. Vanasualan star. Prandaoe. ta to work with good pay and advance fireplace, aluminum storms. Heating—Plumbing 17 , Only those vfitb artistic ment opportunities. Sober, de reaearch and devslopmtnt contract Referring Instead to newspaper teachera and the authoHsatlon of ADMITTED TODAY: Donald vamaip in Florida for tha Mar. X7 ability need apply Excel- pendable. Call Ml. 9-4414. Extras. Raal Eatate Center, MI. which involvea the use of "opera- reporti of parents who-clalm their Supt. A. E. C3iattcVton to send con- TeSelle,^36 Alice Dr.; Joaeph Clu- running o f -tha 93P.(>00 Oolfatraam m ■ BUr9-0909. BU. LIGHT TRUCKING, modtrats lent opportunity for * ad- FOR RE.VT NNW TO2E SOLD^ tlonal digital techniques." chlldriim re behlnd"ln.'the "three Tor next year~to airteach- key. Hartfordr Mrs, Theresa Kefil, Park Handicap. . < rates. MI. PI. 3-6394. p l u m b in g —Repairs and vancement. All benefits EXPEfllENCED auto electrician SPACIOUS FRONT 9-0878, JA; 8-8989. R's." the teachers said "we are ere: 14 Arcallia Dr.; lira. Antoinette This is a method under which Chairman Morgan' Campbell tract work. Call Ml. 9-8541. pleasant surroundings. and tune.-up man desires part time ROOM OFFICE WANTED the electronic brain operates. It etill awaiting an appropriate state LupacOhIno, '104 Clinton BL MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio MOUNTAIN ROAD, OLASTtlNBURT — If you are $13,400 EXCEPTIONAL ranch clariSed to memfeere the tlgurcs re- sad .T.V. apeclallata since .1934. work evenings khd .weekends, in 100% : Mala St, location. homee, three bedrooms, ceramic was developed by the local con ment of correction by a board-con BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Millinery-Dressmaking 19 garage or service station. Call Ideal for real estate or ac seeking a home Of unusual charm in a location affording cerning tee effectiveness of tee releaoed b y tha OhnecUcut Plibltc daughter to. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Charter members of Telsa. ' MI A.B.C. PHOTO GRAVURE o DETAIL tila bath, stainless steel sink, cern as a ‘‘-marriage'' of tee beat Expenditure 0>uncil Which listed 9-6660.br Ml. 8-4607. after 5 :30. ML 3-5054. countant office. one Of the finest views in this area we euggeat you con Formica counters,.. hot water •points of-tw o other eyeteme of Somers school program. The lack Lukas,- Buth HIH Rd.. "V SUPPLY CORP. Call Ml 3-7614 e Xf I 9-6419 DESIGN sider this j>roperty,^Tha Srst floor haa a large living room of such a statement by the board Vernon aa the 41st hightot town in DRESSMAKING- and alterations. ~heaV cellar, % acre lot, trees, computation—straight digital and BIRTHS TDDAT: A son to Mr. HALE'S RUBBISH and aabea removed., Elm Street', Manchester - - a- LAY-OUT- " withTiropTa'ee and picture window,'a-cheerful dhiing room, view, suburban. Carlton W. analogue. The electronic brain has seriously affected the morale the atate for educational expenaea ■nd Mrs. William Reiser, 64 Ben- 'Shirt collars turned.'MI. 3-1458. Dogs— Birds-^Pets 41 modern kitchen with dining area, lavatory and a beau of the teaching staff." per pupil. Caippbell said Vcriion General cleaning, cellari. atUca MI. 9-4516 o e lectrical Hutohine. MI 94133, MI 9-4S94. oparatea under rtteer eyste'm, and Con St.'"' and yards. Reasonable rstes. M. ALTERA*nONS — Coata. eujU. tiful large pine paneled den with raised hearth fireplace. engineers 'era divided into two' Teacher. Unit Statement would rank 137th out of the 189 . DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: H m idquartm AKC REGISTERED Springer, Span, o MECHANICAL The eecond floor haa 3 large bedrooms and bath plui avail towns in tha state if tee federal A M. Rubbiih Removal. Ml. dreasea, skirts, etc., also custom COOK WANTED—8 hour day. Ap TWO t h r e e ;, bedroom ranch schools of thought concerning The atafliment was drawn up by Mrs. Bliaabeth Rudln, Laura! Man 6-9787. iei puppy, six weeks old. Excel able space for a 3rd bedroom. Attic storage apace, full homaa on Gardner St. Now open ■Id tea town haa received was aub- FOR made drapes, iinecl or unlined ply Laurel Manor between '2 and lent bl<^ line. MI. 9-6547. . The reaearch and development tec ..Somers Education Assn., a or Convriaaoant Home; Kathleen 4 p.m. QUALIFIED MEN will cellar with fireplgce. Hie attached garage win accommo for your inspection.' Other ranch club which includes ths town's trocted. ASHES AND nibblah removed, also Call MI. 04636. contract awarded Newton is re Wilson, 37 Drive B; Thomas Moore AUCTION -work for outstanding re date 3 eara. The grounds are particularly attractive with ‘ homes jn3,900 and up. Manchester lated to an earlier one under which more than 20 teachera, and was atUcs.. cellara an)l yards cleaned. CAPABLE and experienced ealea Gigantic Inventory Clenraare search and development or an excellent variety of perennials. There U a tiled patio 'Aasociatca, Realtori, Phil HalUn. Jt„ 51 Vernon St.; Mrs. Marjory Moving-Tracking, tee local concern made the first unanimously adopted by tee group. Findley; 93 Sumptit BL; Mra. Ruby These dainty daisy m'oUfs will Prompt, reliable courieoua aery- pereon for ready to wear, Tweede, of ganisation on long range with field stone terrace at the rear of the home, from where Call any time,'MI. 9-9331, DO. It was presented to the School ice, reasonable rates Ml 9-314b. Btorage 94884, MI. 8-7488, MI. 9-3434. application of tha operational Cervtnl, S Ridgewood St.; Mrs. transform your plain linens into 20 .739 Main St. ML 3-5468. Jraad-New Merchandise program. one may look over a large section of the Connecticut Vel- digital technique,, ' - Board St an open meeting in town aye-catching seta. They are em- . .. At Anrtion! Icy. The lot. is 100' front and about 300' deep, affording Grange Notes Doris Holroea, 48 Vlotorin Rd.; CALL US ANY TIME for your re-, AUSTIN A. c h a m b e r s CO.^.tocai M AN CH lÊR-t—Suburban on bus The company's engineering staff hall last night by ths association's hreUiered In simple aUtchea and “HIGH SCHOOL GOOD SALARY —> atlmu- ample gardeh Space. The property la in immaculate con president, Alfred Charsn. Nela Oorniah, Glastonbury; Mrs- 8363 frigeratlon needs. A; and W, Re add lopg distance moving, pack EVERY THURSDAY. FRIDAY lating associations — picas- line.' Six room home. Hot water ■elected the com promise technique Helen Dteta, Tolland Rd., Rock soft Mending colors. (A set will frigeration Co.. 143 West Middls dition throughout and is being sold by the original owner after careful investigation re The meeting, attended by more 33-46 ing, storage. Call MI. 3r518'7. Hart • aad SATURDAY NITES aift working conditions — due to his being tralisferred to another state. Thia is a heat, full basement one car ga- Youth Night was obaarvad at tha ville; Mrs. Dora Elliron, 26 Hem make a wonderful p f t for that Tpike. Ml. 9-1237, MI. 9-0055, BU, ford CH. 1-1423. .rage. Prica Sll,$60. Alice Clampet, vealed that it resulted in an ap than 400 townspeople, was called bride-to-be.) 9-3IM. New you ran save even more excellent opportunities. home anyone would be proud to owh. Immediate occu msatlng of Mancheater . Grange lock S t; Miss Ellen Buckle'y, 560 Use colorful piecea from your GRADUATE” Realtor. MI. t-4848. proach which permite greater ac by the School Iâard to clear Up E. Center St.; RuaeeU W. Cowles Pattern No. SSSS cbnUins hot- ! W a n te d ' bn Lamps, Electrical Appli pancy and fairly prided at 833,000. Inapection by appoint curacies with an economical use of some confusion shout Somere' new test night, with the young people Iron transfer for 8 designs—each work bssket to trim this handy bib JUNK DEALER will csli. Înter ances, Watches, ■ Jewelry, Ahi- Apply At ment at your convenience. 800 FT. FRONTAGE, ovaraise Capa of tee Grange and members of Jr, 254 McKee 8L; Clemens Wah- V style apron. It'e the perfect gift Opportunity,to develop into re- space and equipment. educational phlloeophy. The aea- mann. RFD 3, Coventry; Mr*. Hil XI** X and 3 designs each 6'' ested in newspapers, iron and 'mlaum-Ware, Rugs, Sportidg Cod, full shed dormer, 1% baths, The approach . has proved suc Sion wee calhed after a eitiaans' Hllletown Juvenile Grange present for showers, baxaars. metal. So furniture or usable- Youry 'mon. (ligh school epoaelble aeciwîrlal positioa. Goods.. Kitchen Needs, Tools, PERSONNEL OFFICE ing the program. In charge of Mad- da Slade and eon, 150 Birch St. X 4"; color chart; aUtch iUuatra- SEPTIC TANKS Oeaeral oBlee duties aad'■■- three hedrooma, fireplace, cellar, cessful in solving problems for the convmittee gave the board nine tioaa. Pattern No. 8363 U in sices 32, Items. Junk only. Call John Furniture Accceaorles; etc^ etc. Monday thru Friday high alavation, traaa. Suburban. clyn Morey, youth committee chaif- DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. ND ^rodiioro, who hos Enlih- ■ieUng Divieioa Maaager. A aviation Industry aa well as tee queattona on tea “ old" aad “new" 8and 35c in coins, your name, 34. 36. 3S< 40. 42. 44, 46. Sice 34, Wkclaw, Rockville. TR. 8-7621, or 6 A.m . to S.P.M. As little as M.OOO down. Carlton polieiei and asked tee queries be man.' Ann Reynolds, 250 Autumn St;. 3U yards of 35-inch; 1 yard con Hartford CH. 6-0653. / ^ his military sorvico. secure pisoltiea In tke local of- SALES START A.T \ P.M. Air lôrce.' The Newton Oo. haa address and tha. pattern number to We aocommoiUte 1,#0A people, Saturday 6 A.M to 12;Nuon ROBERT J. SMITH; INC W. Hutchins. 1^. 94193, MI. alao applied it to certain com aaiwered at an open meetlnf.- Tha regular masting of Bast Michael Olid Richard Garrison, 1 trast, or scraps. SEWERS floe of an International food Silaa Rd.; William Sweat, Doboon ARNE CABOT, THE BIANCHES- OOMBLBTB REPAIRS by Stuart to work Ir wlvt. doport- manufacturer, Plenanat work'* ever 9d0 cars! mercial uses. ^ Scbool board membara feel, they Central 'Jtomona Oranga will be SBR BVBMING ■BRALO, 115# For this pattern, aend 3Sc la ADVANCED M2 MAIN STREET bald Saturday night at $ o'clock at Rd., Vernon; Mra. Margaret Shal- W aslisn A l Coins, your nsme, address, siss ds- R. Wolcott on arrlngar and auto- moRt. l - f coaditiona. Other beaeflta. We will remain open BAST CBNTBR ST.-4uitable for Newton -ta ona of-tea few com ■ay. that under tee "old” A10B. AMBRIOAS, NEW YORK maUo .waabing macfilnaa, alactrie MACHINE CLEANqi Apply at ooee te: - DEVELOPMENT TEL. MI 9-5241. ' panies in tee countiy considered philoaphy, non-academic subjects Wappteg. nin and daughter. 35 8. Lokawodd ririB to SUE BURNEtT, BiAN- • throughout Fehroary otflea and horn#. Ten rooma, The oewing group wUI meet arela; Mrs. Jane BlOnchard and O llw r O L V .i. CBBSTER E V E Ô HERALD, ranges, vacuum claanora, motora, Septic Tlwka, Dry Wella, Sewer Apply 1r porsoR DIVISION ■team beat oil, flraplaca, two authoriUee in tee creation of light tended to receive undue emphasis. V tm AvailaHe — tho colorful ■mall appliancaa, walOng. 174 POST AUCTION ROOMS Mountaiii'Read le about l mile South at the weight electronic eyeteme used by The “new" policy calle for a re Tueoday night nt tea home of XCfa. daughter, Storra; Mrs. Louisa Sau I M AX'S. " AMERICAS, NEW Linee laataUed C o r b o c Hcu I' SfOtO . AVCO Manufacturing, Corp. Maneheeter Country Club area. bathrooma two-car garage, large SMa Naaglework Album bontain- Mam StTMt. Ml. #A69S. ” t "Conaecticut’e Lnrgeot lot. Ample parking. Mortgeg** ar tee Air. Force and manufacturers turn to tea “fundamentals" of the Oliva Murphy, 34 West SL cier and eon, 17 Tyler Circle: VORKSS,N.Y. Cellar WaterpraoBag Dona The oraakly card party will be George V. Jobnean,. 34F Garden 4#wna e f .Jovaly darigna frtmn Don’t, iniss tbs spring nnd aum- EmploymoRt OMco , Auction Firm” - 158 Sniffeh'a Lana ranged. A raal bargain. For ap- of digital eomputm. Many of'tea "teres R'a” aod te tha Importanea im M i to aheeas more patterns in SAWS FILED and set. Power and ânrl|FBtFr BT. 6—BERLIN TURNPIKE palKmaat eaU Oaorga L, Gtaoia- gqvarnmaiit aMliratioaa are daa- Of tilt individual, aad was adopt*# bold tenMivew night ta tea dowh- Dr.; Normas lUeluud, 147 N. mtr 'BS iasus of . Basie FUilon, our hand mowers aharpenad, Air-coOl McKin n e y b r o s . (Cor. S. Main) and knlt-^ pattara catalog tlmt a iMMWInBtmal . NEWDfOTON. CONN. South aad of Plant il# . Raattar. ML »«T S . riflad. by a 9-4 vote 6d tea board. ■lalra roeot of O n os* KilL SehariSL^./rr^-/ angina repalra. Qanarat grinding.. SEWEBROB DISFOSAL CO. Op#. Ceanaetteut lig h t and dirsetioaa vnrtety M .attraeUve, up to the ittenitt^ ifFralik Manchester, OeonacMeht Stratford, Cnmacticut ’ . Oa^toi Equipment Oo., 33 Main i6#-is3 fmvi ad. tm . i n 6^5ao4 Powor On. Bldg. Only X8e a copy. aibttta itjrlse for aU dlM nuwaa. 8t. ML 9 .n £ : ■
• * THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 19M fstl. PAGB TWENTY ânrlifstpr Sotnitts IffrnUi J Mothers*March on Polio Tonighty T to S—TurnPorchlights On
Thomaa lecNamara, aon of Mr. The Rev. and Mra.'Jjahn R. Neu* mittoa era Roy ant Roaalla Norrio, Today ia tho laat day to pur- Club of Church with Baa and Stuarl Baraw, Bag chaae ticketa for tho Bieanor thiae and Mra. Edward F. McNamara. bert of the Oommuntty Baptlat Avente Dmiiy Net Preee Rob Church returned yeaterday from and Brad* H uêatoo Jr., Carol The Weather. A bout Tow n Lodge 30th anniveraanr dinner* 185 Henry St., waa elected aer* Par tlM WMk BMM ForMMt •( IT.' S. Weather BerMM dance Sunday. They may be pur* geant at arma of fne Springfield Providence, R. I., where they at Plans Whist Party and John Feabo4y and Shelia and j h L se .'iN e H. WflUiwB Knlfht. v1c« prwl- chaaied from Irma DeSimone, College Oamma Eta Chapter of tended a quintennial arta miaalon* Warren Tepnant aa co-helperc. 4 o it of tiM M oncl^tcr Truat Oe^ Joaephine Dimlnico and Robert Alpha RhI Omega at a recent ary conference, one of eight held The play Cvhich will be ^ven by Farttal etoarlag, eaMer tMdgkL wUh M n . KBifllt and aon. Nicky. OCnoveae. meeting helut service to Navy Puis Guided Missle on Wheels \ ^ h in g to n , Feb. 3 nat during testa in July. It'a being wheeled acroaa the flight deck. (AP favors “a step by step” easing Wlrepiiotb). In a 2,800-word message^made public'by the State Depart H A U ^ ground meat items . uf the W est’s trade controls HHNZ TOMATO ment late last night, Bulganin_ linn urge urged Prtaident Eisenhower nUESH M OUND on Red China to put them on t o reconsider the 20-year pa^proposed by the Russiflji Pir^^ SesMned Freeh the same level with Russia. mier last week and promptly turaM down( ’ *by Eiaenhotogr* * KETCHUP Lamb Pattias lb. 23c Ekien made the itatemTent in a U.S. officials• ■ said • ■ -Bul^mn' ■ - a'a«>,/X . II, COFFEE 14-OZ. BOTTLE. Air jôrce to Equip 45*minute news conference held as new message w m mainly a rahash NIW LOW PRICE Sibi. $1.00 he prepared to leave Washington of previous arguments for the (Stock your freeier). after a five-day visit for con L fc.' 2 For . trMty and that ha had not ad Huâ^ Held Hits Curbs ferences with President Eisen vanced persuasive new IdsM. For really' de luxe ham- hower. Elsenhower, In a letter Satur YOU SHOULD MAKE burgers Pianos with A-Bomb ' Eden also said'Biltain believes day, had told Bulganin a treaty Out of Boundi^ "it might be desirable to station between -Russia aqd the United □ Laan Lean L^huckChuck f ^ r Credit more United Nations observers” t e g o ’ L a m b ‘ *’ Waabington^ Feb. Z (JP>— Tbe cpminander of the nation’s States, merely reiterating peact- 59 -Y our One 5 Grovnd >... .'“ Ibi. SSo along the Arab-lsraeli bordera ful behavior pladgea already in the Americans AT HAIX’B you CAN ilCT WHOLE OR HALF LAMB LEOS t W »8hin8ton,.Feb. S (/P)—* air defenses said today atomic weapoiis soon wilL be stored But he said any flhisi deciaion United Nations charter, ‘‘might 5 2 lbs. $1,00 at Air Force ground atatwms and ^rried on defense aircraft. aa to that should be left to the Secretary of the Treasury indeed work against the cause of Washington, Fab. S (fl) -r- ’Th*/ Stop Shopping ’’The day is not far off when we shall have atomic weapons U.N. truce supervisor in the area, peace." 49c lO N E L E S S m m ^ Humphrey today oppoised Unttod States today topmad travrt Pinahurst KDjmd at the various stattona In atbraged”— r-:------Canadian Gen. E. L. M, Bums. • He Mid such a pact could create LARM, FRESH 8tandb:p consumer credit con and on the planes in flight,”' Gen. The news,conference was hrtd at "the illusion that a stroke of a pen of American cltlMna to Comniu* MIMILE lEE IRAND Center Steak Ground lb. 79e trols — something President Esrle E. Partridge said in an ad the National Press Club with niore could achieve a result' which In nlat Hungary. A noto chflnad tha ORAOE^ LOCAL than 300 reporters attending. FANCY ILUEIACK Eisenhower suggested in his dress prepared for a- Jet age con Ribicoff Plans fhet' c4n be obtained only by a Hungarian government wn)i per* For Meat Loaf . . ' ference of the Air Force Assn. Cbafldence on Accosd change of spirit.” a. McUting Hungarian etwloyep *f economic measure, - "This contributes to our deter Bulganin picked up Eleen- EGGS Teatlfylng -before the Senate- . In respon.se to questions, the the American lagaUqn and GpiiiedBeef-'So for “GOOD THINGSTOEAr Pinehurst Hamburget, mination to remove niiliUry flying New Fight for Prime Minister also said: howerie argument that “deeda not tailing freedom of pa. prese. a lm o n Houae Economic committee, Hum Dog. S 35c lb.— 3 lbs. $1.00. from municipal or civil alr^rts as 1. He had not yet had a chance words” are needed, to ease Eiuit- ITte sudden crflrt ■ ‘ 79^4 Oz. Con phrey also aaid: Weat teneions, and sought'to turn 1. There Is nothing now In eight soon as possible,’’ he said, but to study Soviet Premier Bul action'of its Wm ainc* tho flood- \ YOUR PAYORlti CHUCK lONELESS added that will come only "over a ganin's latest note to President It back on the United SUtes. fto Justify a tax cut. Curb on Rents will era of thO/Mramit oonferetieo So long a.s Tony Buyssee period of years” and at a Mst of Elsenhower. But he said he has Go Ahead ^ Gimme a Ticket Cltea ‘BrhUc of Wari VIewa iMt July-^-wM one of threw Steak and Mushroof^s 2. He sees nothing “alarming " "every confidence we shall agree” measure* by W>*htnctoB in is getting these savory to the nation's economy in. the more than $3 billion. Hartford, Feb. 3 iP)—Gov. RIbl, Without naming Secretary of taikm 'Guard Against Mishaps with Eisenhower's expected reply. Worried about an ov«rUme parking tlckstt - Not this fallow SUte Dulles, ha called the Sec connecUe^- with tha ayraat la tender Pmehurst Pot farm price situation. coff today raid he Intends wltjitn in Fort BcotL Kaii. He Juat wants kKUM. Anyway, thl# must ba POT ROAST* 59* Baked Idahoes, Premium Cooked Shoulder Hams,/ârm Freah Chicken Parts. The congressional group, headed Patridge, commander in chief of the next few veeks to call Republi 2. -He sees no value to signing retary’s. "brink df war” state Hunflarjr of Kndre Marten. Buda- Roast.s ready for you, we . the Continental Air Defense Com another 20-year friendship treaty what is meilnt by *'a dog’s life,” espâlly when a feller hM to atay ment provocative. And he said peat ^rre«>pndent "ef th e '' Aa- Our meat manager, Charles McCarthy has .seleêd these three items for top by Sen. Douglaa (D-Ill), tv holding can party leaders to lesm whether, and Ma wifa, Hone, \ hearings on the President's recent mand said that while defcnK sir- they "would support rent control with Russia, as proposed by Bul outside, leMhed to a parking meter whila his mlstreea eajie in tha American moves to build up Ita air 57c might ju.st aa well ,tell reataurant in the background,, * bases around tha Soviet Union a United PreM correspondent Lawaat Prieo In Montba WhHs H m pricss rtmain fovoroMO ws'H c o u H h im to position in the meat dept, this weekend. W e ^ a d e our vsirloin steak into two economic report. craft are always loaded when on extension in soma form” if a spe ganin In the note, since a Soviet- 57c you about them . . . We Britiah treaty waa “ torn up” by, create "fully undcratandable ap than. In it, Eisenhower asked that miaslone, the Air Force haa In cial session of the General Assem effor Nw m ottrocthrs gptciols: cuts. Either cut is tender and juicy, cut f r ^ the same top grade' choice meat stalled "all mannor of control ac- the Russians only last year. prehension" among tha Russian^. ‘nia.Martou.. Huofariani/waraHuofarii will feature lean bonele.as serious consideration be given to bly was called. . Bfised last yaar aM, ha COOKIE DEPT,' HORMEL providing stand-by - authority for queneca” as guards againat acci Tha Governor, ft a Mwa confer- 3. BritlgM has made no new com- - Bulganin,Mid hqiôus^t Blasn- , , . properly trimmed to give you full vali^ . . . vTop Round and Sirloin ' government controls on inatail- dents. -----" gpee; rapoi;ti9rTecetpr of a jiaavy MUmstt Mr f« daf«nsa of Formosa would agraa “that tha «Jn Snd the Pescadores should they be ciurton Of a traaty o f frlanfUMp- rvuuruB oo ___ _ ,, SPiCIALS CHICKEN LEGS Lb 6Sc Tip Pot Roasts at 79c lb. ment buying. Sorne economiets “ We . are, putting more aafe-Jy volume qf mall, and he said 865 In Two local employM o( tlMunltta CHOPPED BEEF features into/the. controls, for the attacked by Red China. and cooperation betwMn BEMOtwr CbooBtafs Rib Rbaat.a will be at the have sugguted that conaumer dividual lettera had been read, so strongest poware in the Statea iMatlon, Bela K i g ^ y and 1 2 0 z .T iB / Snow white mushrooms, lb. ieredit is raising too fset. future,” partridge said. "The rea far, and all but 4 favored soo(e • 4. The United States and Britain Cornel BsJm , thingarien olttaena, NEls 29s pkf. same prie^ as la.st week H’aHis on ‘Surprise* son is that the present weapons extension of rent control beyond must do syerything possible to would contribute enoriMualy to a CHICKEN BREASTS Lb 85c CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS 1b. S5c 49c. Top quality large mush- healthier International attuat)0n.” were picked up with the Martens, KsoMsr't MMi LvncIi -roomlT . 5 . . . and will have a Humphrey, asked about this, are only midgets in comparison to the March 31 expiration date. raise living standards in under ign tried like them In oecret and also All AxcDpt doubla bona cuts. ^ said that h* 7*lt Ike consumer what we are going to have,^’ developed areas to counter Rus Offlciale Mid his laUer would ba HbBs's hM phimp fowl, roMtsts bnNI broHsn. Ribicoff said moat of the mail answered in the auta courteous given prison terms. 1«.pkf.3Se Selected Idaho Bakers 5 lbs. large supply of lean cuts credit situation should be watched Gen. Nathan F. Twining piil came from Hartford. New Haven, sia's switch from military to econ Apart from these, the State B e-. 45c. ^ closely so that the government further atreaa on the nuclear acci omic penetration tactics. vein that has chai'acterised the ex partnier NflUseoOraiMm of . T E N U E R C U R E Bridgeport and New Britain. change of almost half a doeen per ment aald in a note to Huriflar-’ wouldn’t be "taken by aurprlae.” dent prevention theme In a later The Governor suggested that 5. Iêsident Eisenhower and he New York, Feb. 3 (/P)— Former Preeident Ha,rry S, Tnjmen 1m Mlnlater Min Karoly 8 M rk » mat /• PINEHURST CHOICE,>^RADE C A B Meat Sauce sonal mesMgto between the two Crachon 1-lb. pkf. 3Ss life Sea Feed Often" CORNED BEEF . . . 1st But he added he thought the addresa. Republican leaders ought to c'XH.an "take very aeiioualy” the poisi- 8»ys President Eisenhower’s Republican administration has S van other "loca l ampfoyea” of blllty of Joint U.8.-Britlah.Fr.ench leaders elnpc the summit confer SmtriilBS H i-H s Heinz Meat Sauce Prize Sausage products . govemiaant was taking .oh pk lot He said the Air Force dM^rhsen infonnsi caqcUB among the party made a ’’shamblefl” of/btpartisanship in foreign policy. This, ence iMt ^ l y . a leflation In Budapaat hM ibten In Your Meal FliHRinc PORTERHOUSE/^TEAKS of respehatbillty when you tell 157 ip the nuclear bomb buaineaa for membership to determine whether action in the Middle East to keep Mised by the Red pc)lce durinfl Cwcktrs35c are down Ic to 7c lb. on .more thaft-: 10. years -. and com he adds, is "th e th in f that worries me most in the political But Uiey noted that as recently 1951-1964 Md their , fatea ar* un Worcestershire there has been an)' change in senti, M li^dnesday Eisenhower had Ruy It «t H d«'t. FtbsIi Oystsrt', Cod, Hoddoek, los- the following: Little /’ (Coutlaned on Page Ten) mented: fOeattajB^ aa Paga Tia) ^ acene for 1966.’.’ ‘ known. m S T A N T , A lto DOUBLE BONE SIRLOINS t ment. One of the most bitter esm- In a speech remtnlaicent of hie with BrItUh Prime Minister DOMINO toN Mm , Sword, HoHIlKt, BattONrfbh, MoekortI, Bte. ' And here’s a new low “You may readily âppreciate paigns of the apeclal flood session Tho Budapaat Radio announced Link.s, Large Links, Bag that an aircraft crew wojild be “give ’em hell” UcUcs in the 1948 E()(m in a declaration cautioning Jan. 14 that Endre Marten had lULATED S W A m D O W N I*orterhouse is the de luxe cut-in* 7Qf* price on the finest Pine- of the State Legislatilre was campaign, Truman addreeeed 3,800 G Q P . SenutOT tlons neutral in the Cold War i Sausage, Ifot Sausage hesitant to ny a vehicte unless the fouifht over rent controls. drawn a alx-year* term and Mw- steaks ...... hurst Farm Fresh wildly applauding partisans at w .0 beware of Rqd ‘‘-enticements.” Marion three years. THIS WEEKEND lUY! HALE'S GOOD and Frankfurts. . Nixon Reveals haicard of them of an accidental- TTie Democrats wanted to extend ToU Near 100 Nic« for 3 generoi|f^rvlng* or 4 light aarving*. detonation was eaaentislly non ,|100-a-plate flinneV last night. M en and Elsenhowsr also aMsrted The U.S. note today informed th* SiK V ^R Buttemoteh CHICKEN PARTS controls, but Republicans, who con- Urge Party N that Soviet policy alUi is bent upon Hunmrian minister: A NEW FLAVOR existent.” trdl the House, blocked the move. lîe dinner larinched the Demo Snow white selected About the worst that coiild be 111 Europe Cold; cratic 1956 presidential campaign world oonqueSt. 1, TOa United States is reinsUtut- Pkg. U,S. Will Boost More than a million tenants are Waate Other Pacta S L b ^ g Tha fully cooked. Premium amolfad ihouldar ham, expected, T\k'inlng said, "would be affected. ■ in New T-ork state—wielde'r of 98 Chicktn Brgasts T o Press Bulganin told Elsenhower Rus- (Oanltaaed aa Pace T m ) which Bob Pierca/iampled to Dorothy an^ Tony, tasted the hazards associated with con Ribicoff said "Just calling a sim- of the 1372 -votes at the party's ao good that thaj' »aid ‘'buy a lot of thenj for a \yeek- lb. 83c Loaii to Braanl ventional high explosive weaporfa.” No ReliM Seen Mtional convention next August in elk would he prepared. to make H i a S U R G cial session for extension of rent WMhIngton, Feb. 3 IJP)—Severe! end offering." /' These shoulder hams are lean, Short Twining also sought to allay any ^ l u g o . friendship treaties with Britain, Dark meat control may he meaningless unless Republican Benator^dvised mem France arid other countries. shanked, m ily cooked.. the flavor ia d)elicious and the Volta Redopda, Brasil, Feb. 3 iJTi fears about the hazards o^ operat, we receive assurance from Repub lAndon, Feb. 8 (P)—Western ^ Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennes price right. Only 39c Ib. No rooking’ shrinkage, Chix Lags . lb. 7Sc ing nuclear powered planes. bers of their p a r ^ today agpinet The Soviet leader ilso reiterated —*Vica President Richard Nixon lican leadera that there will be Europe's worst cold wave of the see, all uperi candidate for the urging a quick announcement from weighs 5 to 8 lbs.. iMakt 2 meals for about t2.(^). Built-In controls will make such some affirmative acti'm.” a Russian proposal for a-treaty be- Bulletins 20th Centurjr pushed its toil to presldenUal nomination, 'and Gov. Preeident E ie^ ow er on whether tweeiLtweqiL tthe Corainunist Warsaw Delicious for saadwichaa. We have small and large unnounced today the United engines no more inherently dan Yesterday, Gov. Abraham A nearly 100. lives today; Property Averell Haariman of New York an Statea will lend Brasil |3S million gerous than conventional power to seek, a eônd term. , P a c tu ttlons and ths powers band from .the AP Wiree Turkeys,'Fryeri, Fowl Our grocery’ manager, John Ribicoff, who led the Democratic damage ran Into the! millions of '‘Inactive'' candidate,. ■ also de ''Thcre’a/po rush,” Sen. Payne plants, the general said, and there campaign to keep controls on. •fl/loget:jthtr under the North At- O'Netll. hea Xvorked out an more to expand her big Volta Re- dolIKrs, and government forecast- livered slashing attacks on the (R-Maine)r said. And -Sen. Dlrkaen lanUc .Treaty Orgealxztlon 3 »1<" donda steel prill. 'ers said little relief cthild be expect GOr. . other deal on Pillsbury cake (R-Illj|,° said "it's a personal deci tNATO). - , - ^ Xti; Pinehurst * Already the recipient of |70 mil (Centiuuefl ou Page Tea) . (Continued on nige Ten) ed for the next few day?. TEST NEW SALK SHOTS mixes which save you Sc on .. ‘.'Responaibility for blpartl'Mn- sion which only one man in the Bven though the U.N. charier lion through the U.S.-controlled From Turkey to’ Britain, from ehlp In foreign policy rests square Detroit, Feb .8 tffi—A new yâra-Lee Coffee every, 2 packages. world can make," adding "he pledges Its members to peaceful variety of Salk potto vaccine Is Export-Import Bank, the mill With Scandlnarta. to the ' shores of ly on tha administration In power ahould nql be hurriqd or harrMsed conduct,, he argued,' thy alma of HERE’S THOSE POPULAR Fresh Fruit attA Vegetables ^ (rakes the new loan will be able to boost Morocco, countless millions shiv .being tented on 808‘Detroit Deadlocked on Four: —in the White House and nowhere into making any prematurs an the U.N. would be advanced If sckool cfalkiren to determine ef« PILLSBURY CAKE ita annual, ingot capacity from ered in the relentlees- grip of ice else,” said lYuman. ‘‘It la Impos-, nouncement Jn the ■ matter.” Sara-Lee Pound or snow for the fourth day. "the two greetest ‘powers in the feettveneM of mm' nitrnviolet n y Eack 1 9 c MIX 850.000 to one million toni,*^Nixon slbla for anyone else to- bring world” could "harmonise” -1 h e 1 r / \ \ s b (y CUCUMBERS Cakes Gales Blast Ships Thinks Ike Wilt Run tfentinent: in ito mnanfacture. said. ’ i about” Sen. Carlson (R-Kan), a clixie relations by signing a two-way for your fmiiy Tied to AaU-Red Stand ^ Sub-sero gales blasted the ex Ha said 'Republicans Dr. Jeneph G. Molner, Detroit' Pillsbury W h ite friend of Elsenhower, .said he la part, i ^ ^ Henllk ComiuUalen, nnld. n* Lba Sara-Lee Cheese A high, government-aourre said U.S. Jury Frees Hughes posed .coasts and endangered at Democrats from formula IDAHO POTATOES 3 29c least two ship?. •■'mire the nation wants- the Presi The offer to'make treaties with suits of the tefta may’ net bo ■ Cakes d r o m e d a r y ^ 'fjlxon had informed Braall’a new Britairi and France was new . Yellow. dr...... ■- South GreecCi Just eut-of the cold dent-t«-tak«aU..the.tima be. ..wants, luiawn for aix months to.a jrenc...... president-. -Juacelino -Kubltschek, ' (CeaHhuefl M l ^ e flement' in'the latest 'meiisage.'...... SPIKACH — r Cello rkg. 25c Birds Eye ANGEL CAKE MIX ^ that the United Statea la wtlllng to belt, waa staggered by a disas before deciding.” Carlson added: Devils Food trous rainstorm. Floods swapt "I think he’s going to run.” So was • atqtemenl by Bulganin -COFFEE HIKE SPREADS Orange Juice grant Brasil substantia) economic jury Counts that a U.S.-Soviet friendship treaty LARGE SIZE from lh» eriginel'r»eip0 ,aid provided his government take away rpads gnd bridges. Hundreds ‘‘I see no reason why he should New Vorfc:* Feb. 8 inU^Mma CAKE MIKES 2 for 37c of families spent ths night on roof be rushed,” Sen. -Bush (R-Conn) "would be of great-positive slg- ônffee roaa.ters said todM Dwy ' c f fh» fcbndtt of ^ 2 pkgs. for 59c . "a strong‘ Stand against commu Doi. New York. Feb. 3 iPt—A f l tops or clinging to trees. commented. "Re should have ail nifleanqe In-estsbllshing the neces will follow the lead ef OeMial TANGERINES 49c nism.. swith- Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor sary prerequisites for the solution Chicken, Beef or fJia Girt Sceirtj ^ Buy at Pinehurst and gave. oral jury todayâcquitted Paul H. , IRet.i arrangements to supply France was worst hit> with 30 New^Tidbits the lime he thinks necessary re Foodt' COrp. la a tno-oewta-a* GOLDEN YELLOW The informant said Kiibitschek of the German problem.” Turkey Pies had assured Nixon he was taking Hughes on two counts of a six- : Mstusow with flnancial assistance. known- dead. Britain- had 17, Tur garding 1956.’’ pound price boost, ou vacuum- 4 for 89c At Pinehurst Lower count perjury indictments Hughes key 10, West and East Germany 9, Culled from AP Wires The Senators spoke in separate American authorities said toey .packed coffee. StMdard Braada strong meaaures against the R^s. Taylor is adviser to the Nation- did riot understand what Bulganin BANANAS ' 2 i.be. 29c 3 9 c , Price.s The Contmunist party already is went free immediately as the gov j'Sl Committee for a. More Effective Italy 9, Denmark 8, Austria 4, the iriteryiewa after MaJ, Gen. Howard " lar. said that oa FeK 18 It will The.se Are.A Special outlawed In Brasil and circulation ernment ^.-apparently abandoned ; Congress (NGEOt '* Netherlands 4, and Switzerland 1. M. Snyder. Elsenhower’s perjmnsl I meant- by Ibis halt. In the same raise prices to 88 ceats from ft i further action. physician declared yesterday! that messsge he renewed a charge that Coupon Pack. . . Milk down -Ic qt., Eggs • of Omununlst literature ia banned. ; Rauh and Tajrlor both denied the Four more, inc1uding,.a wopazn Senate Majority Leader John oeatsL ea_ its Cimsri A Saabum DELiciOUS ApkES 2 Lba. 29c 'The Jury of 10 men and’ 2 woiri- and a two-year-old child, were Send 12 Coupons to A D V> R T I S I D IN M e C A I ^ ^ are lower. --.-But foreigners have been per- /story.on the witness stand. son (D-Tex) serves notice on -gr.ouad c(>flee. ' ^ - turbed because of the obvious sup en brought in its verdicral’ 12:15' fearect dead aboard a tiny flihing Senators they will be kept in ses (Continued on Page Ten) (Centlnned od Page Ten) Birds Eye and , a.m. ( BSTi and told Judge Archie The two Counts also charged Recent Rcdyctions port the communists gave Kubit- that Hughes lied in’ telling the boat trapped by ice off the Dutch sion Monday aa late aa necessary FLOOD CURB FUNDS CUT Get $1.00 schek'a running mate. Laboiite O. Dawson it waa "hopelessly coast. to complete action on ,natural gas Washlagtoa. ^Fell. 8 (P>—Th* tnsiE. csocoun . miow . ip k i Frozen Food Specials J deadlocked” on the remapiing grand Jurj’ that he was. present at Phila. efeem Cheese, Vice President Joao Golart, in the Even the Frqpch Riviera, nor bill . . . Prime Minister Nehru's House ApproprlattOM Coanalt- four cminlsl a meeting In October 1954, with. mally a balmy Wmlcr spot, report- preaidentiai election. Rauh, Alfred Friendly, managing [ right hand man, V’. K. Krishna - tee today reconameaded expeadl- .small now-2 for 29c. largre- Nixon made the -loan-'announce- The-Jiiry_ de|iberated_iL Jiours. sd-sub-freexing temper'aturea. The Menon. is appointed to Indian Home Unit for $2.9 BiUion^ fure of $8,155,000 ia advaaca SNOW GROP RED RASPBERRIES .. .., 29c Tho trial started Jan. 16. editor of the Washington 'Po'at and l frost killed an ‘estimated irilllion plaaaiag ooastrucUag of 37c, Cheez-Whiz 27c and, ' ment aa he Snd Kubltschek toured U.S. Ally. Paul W. Williams Times Herald, and Murray Msrder. cabinet. ANAPPtE;ADAY this great steel center. Informants British Prime Minister Eden riootl coatrel projecta la North 49c Baker’.s Chocolate told newsmen it was “ inconceiv . Hughes had aworn that, at'.the For Post Office Department ii Hovrs Teu> lu m T t 10 Oca For Mclntoib applea take tha No. 1 spot in the Pine, said Nixon .picked this lite fori the .(Gonllriued on Page Twd) winds up 5-dsy visit to U.S. by ad eastern States between new aad SNOW DROP CUT CORN 2 39c able that the government would meeting, it was said that Matusow Juae SO. 'This ia $881,000 lesa hurat fruit arid vegetable Section today . 39cv Pillsbury Cinnamon announcement' becauce Volta Re- move for a new trial.” was in the process of admitting vising Amerlcah people neyer to donda waa built with U.S. help. he afraid to meet and argue with lhaa Mked by .Army eaglaeera Biscuits 23c. Thq^-proaecutor said Hughes' perjury. Washington, Feb. 3 (Ab—Theânnual money meMiires to emerge SdlOOL KIDS’ MINUTE MAID ORANOE JUICE . 22c Kubltschek toured tKb United bail of 81,000 would be discharged Southwest Blizzard Russians t~. . British informants aad approved by the h u d g a t McIn t o sh APPLES Statea and Europe for talks with Trumped Up Evidence express cautious optimism about House Appropriations commutes from the committee this year. bureau. and the defendant was "free to' Hug|ies sdmirted on the witness today recommended 82.973.900,000 Every apple aelected for quality. Buy Ken and Carolyn's financial leaders prior to his^ln- go." prospects for at least stopgap The new appropriations flgês ca vo d iics augurA'tlon. He has based many of atand'lhat he trumped up evidence (Causes 10 Deaths agreement on future of Cyprus. in new funds for the Post Office do not Include an estimated 820,- LAUSCHE IN SENATE RACE products at Pinehurst The 35-year-old Hughes, who of "illegal activities" against Mc 3 lb. bo.\ 39c • • 6 lb. box 75c his “plans for improving BrazU'a had been ebain'-amoking and pac ' Members of Texas House of Rep Uept. At the sime time. It de 400.000. 000 in permanent- ap- Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 8 (P) — Mott’s Apple Juice, Sun- economy on the proapect of for Carthy's Senate Permanent Sub resentatives are asked to take un manded that something ,be done to propriationa and trust funds, Gov. Frank J. Lauache taday And Indian Rivar Seedle'aa Grapefruit are healthful, ing a corridor outajde the court committee bn Investigations, but ■ By The 'Aaeoclated Frees sweet Prune Juice, How eign Investment. room prior to the verdict, tele usual measure of calling them curb the growing postal deficit. largest of which are 87 billion for filed M a caadidato for the Dam- JEM^> too . . . J Nixon, who came here to atterid contended Rauh and others knew; Texas' worst blizzard of the selves into special session March "1 The new money allotted aubject interest oh the national debt and ocratlc nomination for UK. Sen ard Johnson’s Frozen phoned neighbors in Alexandria. ! the material was phony. tseaso/F —r, which has caused at- TOMATO fO U P ffV PINK GRAPEFRUIT the inaimuratlon, Haa held a VB., to Inform hia .wife and two to see'if any state official should to approval by the House next 87.300.000. 000 in social securityator la the May 8 primary cleo- aeries ot coriferences' with Bra- Rauh snd other government! least eight deaths, crippled trans week and later -by i the Senate is receipts which _go into the tions. Lack of apparent oppMl- 4 for 39c Fried Clams. Hytrous, chlldrm. • portation and communications, be bJlipeaclicd . . . University of WHITE GRAPEFRUIT - xilihn officials on the nation’s Hug'hea was charged with lying witnesses *l»o denied that conten- j Manitoba scientists reportedly for uae during the flacat year I'TreMury. The committee notto I tlon virtually aasured l4Miscbe*a Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Ravioli. twin problemi. of inflation and tion. ■ Rauh, said he believed the and closed schools — held most of starting July 1. Tt Is 826,100,0001 that the interest on the debt is ex- , nomlnatloa to oppoee BepubU- TOMATOES ...... ; ...... lx).\ 25c to a federal grand Jury Investi the'state in a deep freeze today. have successfully eroaaed wheat 3 For 33c foreign exchange ah’ortage. gating Harvey Matusow, an ex-. authenticity of Hughes' material | aad rye and resulting hybrid is now less than President Eisenhower re- pected to be . 8200 million more ran. U.S. Sen. George* H. Bc«- CUCUMBERS ...... c ...... 2 for 25c until he submitted it to the Wash-1 Two more deaths were reported next year than this year. der, who previously filed for the Yoh have heard about how The U.S. loan -will give tem Communist who turned FBI in near Albuquerque, N. M. under'.study for milling and baking iquMtrO- Green Beam, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Acorn Squash, Mrg. Rudkin of Pepperidge porary alleviation to the exchange formant against Red leaders and Ington Post' (now the Post and! qualities. It was included iri a 83,618,099,- Estimating the. postal deOcit — . Re^bUcaq nemlnatloe. Bender CHICKEN NOODLE Na,tional Biscuit Corn Thins Times Herald). ■With the exception of the south also expects no oppoalUaw to- tha Pepperf,>freah Spinach. Farm fame, charmed the problerii by providing Brasilian • hen recanted hia teatlmony. ern and eastern edges of the state, ^ vernor Ribicoff plans tq meet 000 appropriation bill to, Anatrce the excess of operating costs over BREEN 8.NOW WHITE MUSHROOMS ...... lb. 49c Belgian Court baker out of Importers with dollars. It will Tool la Aati-.McCarthy Plot The newspaper, arter checking! with group of West Hartford young also the Treamiry Dept, and the operating revenues — at 8470 mil primary. ' , ■ are now back in stock. This Hughes testified he was a tool Texas remained covered with ice Extra Large Indian River Florida Oranges .. doe. 83c his ) secret I cooky recipes. help the fight against inflation on the material, lurned-lt down. ‘ and snow, making highways and people who plan to draw up code tax court, 'rae over-all total w m lion, the committee Mid "some 2 For 35c i Buy these Pepperidge Farm •ventually by making Iron and in .a political plot againat Sen. Judge Dawson, in hit charge to j of teenage driviag ethics ... . At 831,173,000 below presidential re action must.be taken to get postal PUSH IKE n m PRIBIAKT JoiMph R. Mc<>rUiy (R-W li). streets {extremely dangerous and week . . . cookies and Jresh Pep- stael g o^ s more plentiful and the Jqrj’ yeaterday morning, told I bringing traffic to almost a halt at torney for 'caral Olmbcl Greenberg quests'but 8252,179,500 more then ratM” more In line with the cost CWcage, FeK 8 t*|l—Oev, VEGETAILE SOUP Opeq Tonight and Friday Till 8:30 peridge Farm, bread at Piney therafore cheaper.' . Ounts one and two on which he the jury to Ignore any question of many points. says she and Hank Greenberg have the three agencies Were given for of hsndllng-the mail. I) sal(f exist George N. Craig of. ladlaiMI aaM huxst . . . 59c and 69c a Brasil Gutgrewa WMÛttea.' waa acquitted charged that in 1954 politics. decided, to give their marriage an the present year. ing rates . are “ woefully in today he aad other atate H4puh WITHOMH Thd J W H A U CORK Nebiico Chocolate * t Almost all of Crystal City waa box. . . Remember. Pep The largeat rotmtey in Latin he fSlaely swore that he ' heard When the panel reported after without gSs-yesterday-after a gaa other chance. Moet of the increase over* cur adequate." llcaa leaders will start a drive o n n peridge Fami bread helps ‘ America, Brasil has outgrown Ita Joseph L. Rauh Jr., national head dinner laat night that it could not JMper McLavy aCholaraklp fund rent year allotmcnta w m for ElserihowSr, who hM been ad FMi. 18 to put PreaWeat Blaea- 2 For 27c MikNCNiSTiii C * Drop Cookie, 35c box main blew up. SALES Pmehurst at 3(|>2 Maiii you keep that radiant look. production and transport facill- of the pro-,New Dee) and ffntl-Mc- agree on any of the' six counts of “ It was a miracle aeveral at University of Bridgeport hM higher salariM yotad for fadsral vocating higher ratea.for the iMt hower’B aame aa the l adiaae CORNER MAIN AND OAK STREETS Osrthy Americana for Democratic bben created to honor Bridgspqrt'a employsa last jrear by Oangrass. prssideattal
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