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t. jiflETFEH TT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 198S iKanrlfipBtpr ^v^ttittg H^raUi Avaract Oaily Net Praaa R ob Far tfee Weak Badad Tha Waathar Faraeaat at D. 8. Waathar Banaa The Cosmopolitan Club wiH not for IWM reyistrations by mail. Wilt continue .to handle reyistratlon Fak. 11, 19Sd ^ hold a reyular mcetiny this Friday Car Registrations However, U yrgea all motorlsta to applications by mall until March E iiK iglM l Clear, eoldar toalytit. Law 18 ta About Town afternoon, but instead, members remember that there haa been a 10. Aftar that, motorists will have 11,916 havs been asked to attend the Expire March chanye, also, in the application to line up at department ofticea to SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 30. laenaalay elaadiaeaa Frlda]r. World Day of Prayer aarvlca at 3 obtain. their re^strallons. A de­ Maaakar af Sfea Aadit aaaw llkeljr hi aftenMaa. ar aarly n * toeul a»rt toum«y at.tht 348 N- m a i n STBEBT . fU d IlMl’a Club on Bratnard PI. o'clock at the Salyatlon Army Ths expiration date printed on Reyistrailbtis for all. passenycr partment sub-station will be opened Buraaa af drcalatiM Niylit. Hlyh 88. HUa gM undam-ay promptly at S atadel. care, reyardless of welyht. cost $8/ in Mancheeter about the third Ri-UPHOLSTERING CUSTOM-MADE Manche$t«r^^A City o f Viltago Charm automobile reyietratloni notwith- week in Merch. pjR. Piiday. Previously, the welyht of the car ' . I SUP COVERS. DRAPERIES T Members of the Kniyhts of standlny, 1685 reyistrations expire determined the amount of the fee. Tha annual Day of Prayar aanica Pythias will meet toniyht at 8 March 31. The reyistrations now in A Spokesman for the State Motor ^Mrs. Gwendolyn Chambers of VOL. LXXV, NO. 118 (TWENTY PA(iES) . MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1958 (Olaaatllail Adrartlalny ea Faya 18) o'clock at Uberty Hall, Oolway PRICE FIVE CENTS far chuTchaa In the Glastonbury effect carry thq/information that Vehicle Department today said 360 Wetherell St. left last week for CUSHIONS REFlUrED — SPRINGS RETIED ■raa will ba bald Friday at 1:30 S t they expire the end of February, that one-third of the car owners ap- i three weeks visit -witb her par­ psn., in tha First Church, Glaston- but they were- printed before the Plyiny for. new ' reyistrations are. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton'Lony, in Kenneth Tedford, interior de- Lnlslatpre chanyed the law. aendiny in the wrony amount of .Sylvia, Kan. This is the first time URGE SaECTION OF FAlRiCS New Draft l^paPes siyner f o r . Watkins Bros., ad- . 'Die State Motor Vehicle Depart­ money. In nine years that she haa aeen her BUDGET TERMS PHONE MI 8-4868 dresseh a larye audience of St. Mrs. Joan Gates, president of ment is now accSptIny applications The Motor Vehicle Depart nsent parents. ARRANGED EVENINGS MI 9-7367 Dads, 26-Year-Olds Manchastar Emblem Club, No. 8. Maryaret's Circle, . Dauyhtera of Vernon ’s Grand List will piaaida at the second business Isabeela, last eveniiiy In the K. of C. Home. He displayed a quantity Washington, Feb. IS US — meeuny of the month tonlfht at Prealdent Ghaenhower haa put 8:30 p.m. Tinker Hall. The later of samples of the newest desiyna and colors In draperies, upholstery fathers and men paat their 36th Labor in Drive openlny hour la because of the Ash birihdaya practically out of the Wadnaoday services in the matcrlsls.. wall and floor cover- The Newest Spring Fabrics ARMY AND MARINE Goes lip $1.4 Million inys. and yave many Ideas for reach of draft 'boards unless Chunjtea. their use In decoratlny homes, ac- there la a sharp Increase from cordlny to each family's needs. recent manpower demands. OM Bdout Troop S3 will have a Mrs. Anthony J. Gryk and her RockvilleAFeb. 16 (Special) An executive order, signed earemony invesUny new Girl committee served dainty refresh­ by "WESCO" — An increase of $1,484,146 yesterday and made pub­ Bnnits at S.’SO tomorrow afternoon ments in keeplrty with Valentine's WOOL TROUSERS lic by the White House today, In the city-town net taxable In the Church of the Assumption day. puta childlesB regiatranta aged Hall. Mothers hnd fathers are cor­ Grand List, report^ today by Larins Studio. WERE $0.90 It through 25 at the top of the dially Invl ted to Attend. A meetlny at 6:30 p.m., for adult A\la Jrsn Anderson thfe Vernon Board of Asses- list. discussion and possible member­ 'Aors, will have an undeter- With an estimated 1.847,000 ship, will precede the Ash Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Ander­ effect on the town’s tax registrants now in that 7-year age bracket, yearly additions day service toniyht at 7:30 at son of 9.3 W,- Center St. announce rite. Board Chairman,Perry Zion Lutheran Church. the enyayement of their dauyhter. ran be expected to approach Lathriip said. The total Grand 200,008. GOP Chiefs Avis Jean, to' Georye Alen D'Ales- OPEN EVERY For tha convenience of mothers sandro, son of Mrs. Minnie D'AIes- List was set at $27,728,970, A Selective Serylce sj>okestnsui who would like to attend the World' sandro of 83 Handel Court, East THURSDAY EVENING with a net taxable Grand List said calls were 8,000 men for February, 18,000 fffrMarch and Day of Prayer service Friday at Hartford. / DIAMOND'S of $26,360,S16. These figures Bid to/Talk 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army Cita­ Miss AMerson Is a yradukte of CIOSED MONDAYS 8.000 for April. At tb4 highest are still subject to a cheek by del, a nursery for very youny chil­ Manchester Hlyh School and Is of those rates 18,000 the an­ dren will be provided, n1th Mrs. the Board of Tikx Review. nual call-up would be under now employed at Pratt and Whit­ 300,000. By Ribicoff Lillian McCann and Miss Faith ney Aircraft. Her flance Is em­ ARMY 7- NAVY Lathrop axplaincYl that tha Hall in charye. ployed by D. P. Mather and Son, I'>’ t N n i D S T O i 887 MAIN ST. —'MANCHESTER town'i failure to adopt an educa­ Blast Hartford. tion budget ia playing a major role W aterbury, Feb. 16 (/P)— The Past Mistress Club of the in aetting the new tax rate. The /N o definite date has been aet for Probe to Study Organized Labor announced Dauyhtera of Liberty, No. 138, the weddiny. * school budget twice haa been re­ committed to the Board of Fi­ today a campaign to continue LOLI, will hold Its monthly meet­ \ Wonderful fabrics that wash and lny Friday niyht at 8 o’clock ui' nance for further conaideration by Use of Gifts to rent controls and prevent the home o f Mrs. Lily Dunlop, the to%^’ns^ople. The 1984 mill rate' what it described as a situa­ was 37'. > Chestnut St. iron like a handkerchief tion where “thouaanda of The Grand U st ia figured on the Swing Election pUR SIXTH YEAR TO HAVE WONDEI^UL basis of all' property located in Connecticut families face tha S PIANO TUNINS 4 Vempn end In Rockville. The gov- possibility of economic calam­ 39" WASHOMATIC RAYON dotted * gcnnumtal set-up is such that the Washington. Feb. 16 (Ah -A ity.” jm------i - . ' . m t KEMP'S, Inc. i city 01 Rockville ia located within S-mitlnber .Senate Elections- sub­ The "Joint Committee to Sava the toWn of Vernon. Rockville resl- committee decided today to under­ Rent Controls" waa formed by the C B A P C B B A M Z 768 MAIN ST.— MI 8-8689 1 hird*8-eye denta p iy two taxea, one to the • • take a broad ihvestigation into any Oonneoticut Federation of Labor Helpy^ur WESCO "BELFAST" town and another to the city, while and the Connecticut State Indus­ rfeaidenta outside the city limits efforts by "selfish Interests" to in­ trial Union Council wrtth the top THE NEAREST FABRICTO REALIRISH LINEN pique scoop also pay two taxes, one to the town fluence federal elections or legisla­ .Van,' laai, can ,lwva fha mH oflicera of the two organizatlona GENERAL and another to-the Vernon Fire’ tion with campaign cnntribiitiona. lauch with na Mara rauyh, named aa committae co-chaltmen DiatricL '\- "The aubpomraittee intcpda. tQ ahappad ar cradiad handi. iHEARfFUNDl Uneendifionully guarantead— sun and light fast. Crease resistant and pre* and-cowMereUrtee. ' ' - TV seRVICE shrunk. .. I The separatk Grand . Lists of explore this matter fully to the TTia committee announced it ia MaalaK aaalMna All-EX Xhap - Rockville and thk Vernon Fire Dls- { end that the American people may CraaM rallavai HMn aKmliwtat C A flK A Call clrcuiarlalng all mamliera of tlii ^ o u r trict are prepared from the Grand I be advised of the facta," CHiairman President Elsenhower waves fi'oni his ear to.crowds lining atreet In Thomaavtlle, Qa., (Feb. IS) diy digppad lUnaf hands, tips, Ntykts vZi9wUK 'Pina PsH6 legUlatura with a letter and quea- List figures filed today by -the-aa—| -Gore TD-Te'fin>”iiaTa^n■'S 'sfatiem^fhl “ fonowIfig Tils arrival'■froftrWalhlnflon For 10'days of hiinling and resting at nearby Milestone Plan- tionnalre. - - alhiws ar la|i.- tacaMwawdad - 'Ti$LrSn S -«m - TWENTY-ONE COLORS aessors. i he read to newsmen. t#tion. (AP WIrephoto). i , . - __ AOeeto Moat la SUto fey Many dactars far dithpen I ■ —I— S—a^ssu^ia Cocoa, Turqiioifle, Rink. Purple, Orchid, White, Black, Chocolate, Sky Aqua, Yellow, Although seven local IndnstrieB | Seek Evidence of Corruption "On April 1, .1986,’’ tha letter hands eawsad fey snaps ar da- account for nearly 10 per cent of He added that the subcommittee ■ f H E A R I i Forest, Coral, Navy, Charcoal, Capri Blue, Gray, Ro.se, Red, Beige, Tangerine and atarta, "an evant may take place fsryanit.' Get a Kandy tube ar the grand list,, their assessment is| had "determined to conduct a : which win aeriouily aRect tha |ar laday— aniy 50c. H net Avocado. ' . overshadowed by the increased study of contributions to elections ' economic welfare of moat Of Oon- lha feast hand'cream yeu'va value o( dM’ellingB over tjie p a st' President Puts 5^611 for NixOU WR0U8HT IRON campaigns, federal elections and; necticut’a citlaenry.” a«ar iMadrai(f Photo. MILLER PHARMACY PORCHr COLUMN^ ROCKVILLE ASSESSOR FERRY LATHRQ|> been unanimously,adopted by the"' H g R u n S night. March 81 .' , WASHOMATIC. RAYON and ACETATE SHANTU.N'G aet at 812,804,64(1. for 2,788»« unita. | subcommittee. The other members Before Politics I HAND RAILS Figtu-ea ahow there are I49»i' 'The law paased over tha o b j ^ 45" VYESCO COnON and ACETATE CHECK ...... 99c Yd. arc Sens. Mansfleld (D-Monti and • " I f * tlona of Gov. RibieofTs fellow 1 ••••••••ea more homes this year than last. Curtis (R-Neb(. PIPE GUARD RAILS \ . . JOther significant increases in­ ThomHBvMIe, Ga.. Feb. 16 i«, , . . ' a . Democrats, who control tha Sen­ A R T H U R d r u g STORE Green 'Stamps \9V G • «♦ e r,.* 9 • •« a « aa al clude motor vehiclea,’ which, The move for .lhe investigation Vacationing Prealdent Eisenhower* Wa.shui|fton, r c l). 16 ^/P)—*A CfOSS-MCCtion sa m p lin g -Of ate, but the Repiibltcan-contrtdled developed out of the furor over House would not agree to extend­ M3 MAIN 8TREF.T Given With Cash Sales jumped in number from 4.968 in |\ U.S., Britain Accord put bird hunting ahead of politics Senate Republicans and Democrats .showed today most of VALLfY WELDING CO. 1954 to 8,411 this year arriving at an oil man's offer of a 82.500 cam­ ing rent control beyond the end of Pbone Olsatonbury^ME 8-9118 paign contribution to Sen. Francis todsy and hoped for better luck in if President Eisenhower runs again Vice next month. rt^ JIIK H A U CORK an increased total value of $174,480. : President Nixon will be on the GOP ticket. Eisenhower has Onll Today—Call CeUect Case (R-SD.l during the Senate a' new queht for elusive quail They are assessed at 83.682:595 this! indicated he will give his second ( — ...... ■ - ...... The Governor, under consider­ Cor. of Main and Oak Sts. fight over a natural gas bill. Case With the nation w-aitlng for his able presaure lately to call a spe­ No Cbsrye For Eettmates \ MANCHisna Conm- year. term decision ai-ound March 1. If Mllla and manufactyzies showed Qn Red Trade Cited rejected the money and voted answer on a second term bid, the cial aaaalon of the leglalatura to against the bill when the Senate President for the time being is in­ he'saya then he is available, there ' ^ F l « 1 1 t V i a ' n an increaae in value of 8138,050, for Is little doubt that the vice presi-, -■•A U ll lC t ll VFJIt C o coneider extending controls, haa i. W. Ha/e Corp. passed it. tent on - relaxing In this plney aaid ha won’t do It unless Roiiubll- Washington, Feb. 16 i>F) —^ A i-atory behind what ,he aaid waa Gore said the elections subcom­ woods area of S^th Georgia. If’s dentlal nominee named at the Au­ ' (Continued on Page-Twelve) Defense / Department technician U.S. pgrecm.ent' to an casing of gust convention will be the man can leadera Indicate there U a M p you with your mittee "doeli not expect to hold his first hunting h;lp since suffer­ possibility that tha party will testtfled today, this Country haa free world trade- with Russia, and any public hearings” until a special ing a heart attack Sept. 2'4. Etaonhowar wants, His Vepion of .Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ) . change Its mind on the Issue. Thera agreed to\British aaiea to-Russia the effects of It, .which he says Senate Investigating committee Ellenhower arrived from .Waabi haa been no such Indleatton. of mschine'' fools "whose use for seem "disturbing." -'" .said ha believra Eiaenhotver* w ill: 1 / submits its report on the Case in­ IngUm - yesterday afternoon for PaneUaBaM9«W Britain Adopts peacetime purpose.s would be the Before today's session McClellan cident. about a week, of rest and outdoor want Nixon to run _wlth him de­ ^52 Campaign exception.” aaid the Pentagon agreed under spite what Smith termod. "aome! (Yaterday at Weatport, House In announcing the Elections exercise at the plantation estate of leader Norman X. Paraelts (R - now at HALE’S John H. Williams, a machine prodding to cooperate "to the- i " Secretary o f the Treasury, who ac­ tH*ppsiiion’’ within the parly. i Waahlriglon, Feb. 16 (yP)~Harry Fairfield) told reprasentativaa o f 5 .5 % Interest tools speclallstv for the- depart- | limit'' in tlie investigation of the '(Contiaued on Ffege Twelve) companied him. "I think moil of the Republican s. Truman’s own version -of the ' ment’s Office \\of Supply and free world's, trading with Ru.saia. Labor at a tunchaon conference Within 15 minutes after getting opposition to Nixon ia directed at 1952 election campaign: that RepubUeans in the House wiU Welcome Spring with open arms! Cool newjiMveless of I Logistics, told the Senate Investl- Opposed ilalea to the Humphrey place the Presl- him as a possible presidential can Adlai E. Stevenson would hgve not tenge' their attitude on rent Siw ...... finest bird’s-eye pique... dazzle-white wpt^n with bright pia To Curb Debt gallons subcommittee he protested Williams, w-ho said he had served dIdate, If the President doesn’ t run i dent an,d the cabinet officer had gained /mllliona of votes it. he had control.) PIOUBI-UIMMINO - - the agreement to kpperiors whom both at home and abroad nn con- I changed to'.huntlng togs and were again, rather than as a vibe presi­ MATIRIAl - dots. Ship’n Shore bands it prettily.. .^dshes it with Hot Fight l^ear listened to Truman's advicein Tha queatlonnalre being dis­ Lofidon, Feb. l 8 if* -The Bank he did not name. siiltant to U.S: policymakera in- off to thg" fipids aboard a green- dential nominee," Smith said. particular, if he had accepted when tributed by the Labor committee pW Treat yourself to the best in i/Ai.iK -i:] smoked pearl saucer buttons. E ve^ashable... sizes 28 to 38. of England raised its Interest rate ' Williams said he \agrecd -wtth i volved In a 1954 agreement to re­ I wheeled/roadster drawn by two •Sen: Mansfleld (D-Mont) aaid in the theq Prealdent picked him in utensils . . I yleamlny, polish­ BSka each leglilator to go on reimrd • m lntl» bland Come tee more new blouses... ^rfjg/inms, broadchtht. fer lending money to ita highest'in subcommittee ChairmS,n McClellan h a x curbs on Red trade, said he is Oii School Bias I whlte/mules. Behind was another a separate Interview he thinks January 1952 aa his choice to head ed MIBRO, The Finest Alumi­ d«wny-Mff caffes 24 yeara--5S per cent in a dras- (D -A lk) that the salbs of these j opposed to selling any machine hunting roadater with red wlieels there is little likelihood of sny the Democratic .ticket. (OenGaaed on Fage TwaiVa) V num,. and see how easy It la to •nd ImHK » tic new move to stem Britain's rla-1 tools to Russia "am6itnjed to [„o|, the Russians. I carrring the bird doga and some move by Elsenhower to shelve And Dwight D. Elsenhower, in prepare tasty Lenten meals. SPORT.SWEAR7^ECONir Fl.OOR Ing inflation. simply enabling tberh to overtake pjjj, rea.sons.-he said, are that For ^ Louisiana of the Negro beaters whose Job ^It Nl;ion, Truman's view,- should be ashamed HUSMI MMK. iTte Increase of 1 per cent - us in the production and /develop- gating permuted the Russians was tq flush the quail. "Eisenhower doesn't have much of himself for knowingly permit­ will have worldwide repercussions mont of armaments that (^ic-t to- machine tdols “ primarllv" New Orleans, Feb. 16 A hot No Luck Afield choice, does h e?" Mahaflcid afkeri. ting a Republican "campaign of since the Bank of England is the day we think we are ahead of oaefiil for mililarv production, and Elsenhower and Humphrey rode DemiM-rata have said Eisenhow-: distortion and vlliflcatton.'’ .--t- keystone finaricial insUtution of the legislative fight loomed today be­ waicf-fevtflMf MH-rall around the' big estate for two er's health will be an issue If he Hays Ike Exploited War fap mlninTMi yaiir sterling area. Other. British /inan- ^"' mosI 1‘r.iblemH Resolved ■ tween the' Roman Ostholic Chui-ch Bulletins hours but sighted birds only twice. runs again, in view of his heart at­ Jn the float installment of hia waist Inifanfiy in , cial institutions usually follow the McClellan, conducting the public j „ . . . .. and segregation leaders seeking a from tht AP WItM ' M IR R O / ^ campisfs csm fsrt. . . law that v.-onid halt hiirch plana And neither brought down any tack. They predicted the voters memoirs, Truman aocuaea Elaen- / lead of the nationalized bank; hearings in the face of reported quail. hovycr of exploiting the Korean \ stays up withaut a ■ State/ Department protests, an- ' ‘h*' . '*"■ -greemenl a lowed the for integration in Catholic schools. will speculate on whether he can CORPER.TONRMOU): Ordered by Macmillan They planned another try today War for [iartiian gain and oTham- T -' ' I 2 ' jaam. stitch ptbantf -The rate Increase was ordered.by nouncXd- cryptically that when iHe to buy topis indispcna- Four state representatives asked stand the strait) of four more years Five moida in set,tri and hoped the weatherman was pering cease-flre negotiations with CYPiRtlS AOOORO V tJ fk tienaily styled. N< the new (hiancellor of the Ex­ hearinga recessed last night "som ^ ® econopiy. as M.c- last night for measures to prevent tn the White House despite doc­ Clellan phrasi'd it. William.s said wrong In. forecasting overcast tors' predictions" that he can. his famous” !, shall go to Kbrea" N lcoi^ Cypma, Feb. 16 (Ik- need poliibini. Psrfi chequer,'Harold Macmillian. Some protflems'' with executive agen­ mixing races in pfivate schools. skies and pg lalble showers. The campaign speech., such move had been expected for he al.so agreed with McClellan that The\request came \ less than a 'Talk of Dropping Mlxen Informed Wurcea aay Britain and for cookinc or as dm cies remained uhrcsolvcd, but "•! weather yesterday made the Presi­ "N o roan,” Truman declarea, •he leadeAof the Cypriot move- rative wall-haagcks. weeks following a Seriea'of adverse think I can state this morning that the, Sales would "expedUc the month- after Catholic -Church offi­ Under these rlrcunistiHtccs, the. dent's doctors happ.i)’ .— tempera- "had leas right to use thia crisis meat for ualen with Greece have 4H Cups. Cwa- apan-para .fMftuttItn trade figures and sharp, criticism most of these problems have been progress of the developments of far axtra, caal camfari. cials satd integregatign in thelr GOP vice •presidential nominee for )M)Iiticar purposes." agreed on A hoipe-nile plaa for plete set. bossd. _ of Prime- Minister Eden's govern- re.Molvcd," that "(Russian) war power," schools m8y come by September. would draw more than ordinary at­ And tha dainty surface (Contlnued on Page T h.o) In his memoirs, as serialized, in tlila atrategll;^ Eaiit - Bleditefna- S S irO .ment because it had failed to halt He said he expect.s. the liearing' j "I wouldn't give them (the Al- The four legislators we. from tention tn the campaign. With this can oeioay, texture makes this iKa rising prices at home. Life Magazine, Truman aaya he foveramoat prettiest ylrdla ever. "can proceed to Us frill and proper .the New Orleans area, where more in mind, florne Republicans have favored the late Chief Justice Fred officials la ackaowledgeri The bqnk rate increase is a I objective” of demonstrating the (Continiied on Page Twelve) than half of the' school children at­ talked offreplacing Nixon. Ihnt aueb a And sa easy an and affi fundamental 'anti - inflationai-y | - - .Vinson at first for the Democratic d been aHered i tend Calhollc. schools. Sen. Bush (R-Conn), however.).noD^matlon, butt turned to Steven- Cyprus but d ^ move since it makes money more ta oommenS The request came S)juttly after said in vl'ew of Eisenhower's com on the reiij^rt difficult to get and cut4 down,on! sbn .when Vinson declined it. It had bi^ ...... A special threc-judge federal court plimentary -reirnarks about Nixon Stevenson, says Truman,- waa ariMpted spending.. >- News Tidbits /Mafeap Blakar- New Spring Styles, In threw out state laws aimed at re­ ■he think{i the ticket will be the "flabbergasted" at the offer and /irn , file tCypriot lei ■ T. raplacaafeta, ad/astebfa The 4 'j pet' c e n t/a le had been taining segregation under the Culled from AP Wires same* as in 1952. Sen. Ciirtl| IR- ■ even as the nominating conven­ tartars — ad/ust ta . ., In fffect for almost a year, since. Reds Held Pushing -state's police powers. Neb) agreed * BINGES INI ICTED Feb. 24. 1955. when it was in- ' tion was opening—was unwilling n I year lat-lanftK, save The law created a controvcr.sy — Sen. Sparkman ( D-Ais »v -the—to-aeeepl.- ,.Kew I'oirki FriA 19- (iru. praclaus base. . . creased from 3'» per cent. when passed four years ago. The- Night e'lub alagdr Only once in recent years has Third annual W-aslilngton con­ Dnairia raplacaabla In a iiffy... HANDBAGS House originally paased a bill ban­ ference of mayors opens wi(h em­ (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on PngeTwo) h|M bopii Indicted « • oaaata and sa flat thay're the bank rate lopped 5'a per cent. ning integration in all schools, but la the aheoGag and wall af Star Mold Ring Mold Melon Mold invisible under the ^United Front’ Bid phasis on Civil Defense . . . Six of , F'ihc quality faille handbags in clutch or top handle In the crisis of September 1931 it latei changed the wording to make A fight tm laer in a. l u qts mast dinting clalhasf waa ..raised to 6 per cent. Six eight Southeast Asia Treaty na­ IH ql*. - S qt. styles. Special values. Colons ^ Black and navy. the ban, apply only . to "public tions demonstrate military rape- . after-hours drinking apoi, It waa AlumlUte 95r months later it was back to 5. By JOHN M. HKiH'l’OWER -the woHd. The other wa.s that of /■ Copper-Tone S150 schools. bllltieK they can muster against Not Pantpered by U.S, learned today. An nothoritnGva Alumllite SI.00 Alumllite SOc ■The intereat ipcreaie was Mac­ ■ Washington. Feb. 16 The peace.. *^6 revlsloi. came after Arch- \ millan's' first major move since he aggression.______^_____ ;______source at tha Ctforiaal GbunM \ V Soviet high command appears to In the—latter• connection—he- bishop Toaoph Hummel oj New took over the Treasui-y just before be planning a revival of the "nni- sharply modified C o m m u 'n ls t Westing'house Electric Corp, building said two counts charged Orleans intervened and the ques­ Strike enters 123rd day. with early second degree nsanult. twa S2-98 each Christmas. It was forced on him by led- front" technique to try to theories. that war between Com-, tion brought up the U.S Constitu­ .. - KITCHEN-HELPERS TO ADD a continued home spending spree gain power and respectability -for munist apd Capitalist states is in- settlement seemingly, remote foi- Aircraft Industry Profit charged him with violating tha tional'guarantee of separation of lowlng ,firm's rejection of public weapons law, and the fifth (al­ W'hich sent Britain's imports rising ! the Comnuinist parlies of w est-' evitable and that Wolentovcrthrow- church and State. it's new beautiful. faster than she could pay for them, ern European nations. of established gpiyernments is re- Inquiry into’walkout'. . . Forecasts leged the. discharging of a gfe»- yoriefy TO LENTEN MEALS Former Chancellor R. A, Butler The technique used with-cdp- quired. The request last night came of more rain add In .New- Orleans in a public place. last fall tried to choke off home ■ siderable success at times in the Khrushchev said Communist from Reps. Cyril Broussard,^ r-’oea as special crews w-ork- through Far Belpw GM, Du Pont MIRRO Cook Book demand, by. restricting installment I pfst is the establishment of parties may. gain power through Joseph Casey and. Frank Hiierstel early morning -.hours 'liT 'clear SEEJ4 NO RIOT AT ALABAMA of New Grieans and E. W. Gravo- 1,000 recipes— 304 pages B O O K S for February buying, and boosting sales taxes, j working arrangements between parliamentary means. He probably aewera and prevent waters frorli Tuscalooea. Ala., Feb. 16 (F>— ' S2.00 But Britons st|ll went on: spending. ■ lor-al Cpmmimisl parties and such l4l Jr. of adjacent Plaquclnines rising higher in' flooded parts of Washington, Feb. 16 Ah—riucluatlons and continuous Dr. O. C. Carmichael today ex- had his eye bn sub.stantial Commu- Parish, t county I. It was made in <1 Magie controller A huge crowd of bowier-hstted , non-Commnnist groups as lhe. So- ni. changes made neeeiaary as better pressed the belief the "com ­ AMERICAN HISTORY COLORING BOOK businessmen gathered outside the i cialists. a letter to State Sen. W. M. Rain- New- Haven C’ounty State's Attv. designs are developeu in the race m unity. . . and stote*’ will'pro­ MIRRO Casserole but authorities here have a broaddr gress today the gov.rrnnient-alded ■ 3 k m Bank of England building in the U.S. officials think they sec ach. head of the I..eglslature's Abraham S. Ulinian aays he has to achic'. e military air xoperlority. tect the Cnlverslty of AJabama Ranye-to-table beauty. AMERICAN HISTORY STAMP BOOK .... * ' aignifleance to the statement. Commi.ttbe on Segregation. aircraft Industry is no pampered , 21 s qts. S4.80 .s to put them.selves in position stroke today oh the Senate floor. Known -ei the pirdle in the SUM •ubs r GOOD AND EASY COOHf BOOK ...... federal court today without pre­ sociali.sni had been built in House, announces resignatiun of for General^_M.otors and 17.4 per gpil is planning to Invest another Robin Roberta, 39, today ilgan'd i .Soviet Union. After he was o f - : to .seek active cooperation op non- He collapsed during a successful Thurston B. Marlon as assistant cent for DuY’ ont. $26,600,000 this year. a contract reportedly In exoem senting any testimony. ficlally criticized, be amended that' communist political groups, aefenie of Premier. Antonio Segni'a PUZZLE MAP OF UNITED STATES ...... - "I have, decided to rest my case secretary of State to seek Repub­ Atwood was the first witness He said the company must be| of $80,000, making the great I to say Soviet Socialist (that is.. In contending that it is the government against charges of !>)- lican nomination for U.S.- Senator at aulicoftimUtee hearings which allowed to make enough profit to | at this point, the ^u*-t was i Communist l society was already Communist nations which right hapder the higheat paid arel nation and died shortly afterward. from Kentucky. Chairman Herbert (D-La) says are pitcher in baseball and oaa. og formed by James S. Tate of Hart- gtrongly developed in the Soviet' leading the fight for peace. Kl plow some back Into the business. > DEPT----- BASEMENT at ♦' ' f uk...u ...... i ...... u. 14brush—, Vanoni, uv.52. was the author of a Five persons die in fire at Fort intended to dlapel ’‘an element of ' Atwood said "The entire com-! Ihe top . saiaried huriera______la __ Na- G^een Stamps ^ ford, w-ho has pending a motiob for union. Molotov publicly confe.ssed chev made the usual charge th at, 10-year plan, for Italian recovery, Des Moines Veterans Housing ntyatery" a ^ u t aircraft cost and Green .^tamp.s Given W ith .Ca.sh Sales a diiected verdict of acquittal, error. the non-Communist countries har-- His own. program, calling for pcnsatlpn of all officers and dlrec-1 ttonal League history. Roberta Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales project near' Dea Moines city lim­ production. .. ' . tors of this company in the past'' - won 33 and lost 14 lari year for Given With Cash Sales Tqte said, he had reached the .AUacka .Molotov Views ' bor "reactionary forces represent-' heavy government spending to I ■ its. . . . Mrs. Eva M. Stevens'on, Atwood said business relations year was approximately one-tenth the fourth place PhUllea. • decision ,after "careful thqught’ KhrushcheV.i without naming inc flie interests of the.Capitalist i creste new jobs, was the main is- 83-yeaf-old sister of E. Robert between the government and air­ of one per cent of our sales dur- —:------and tn con.sultation \vith his at- \iololov. brought 'u p hiR"errone- monopolies'; Which "continue to!*ue of debate, •Stevenson. West Hartford, retired craft . aiipptiera neceasarily are torneys. . • | ous" statement Tuesday and aga'in' strive for war." Ing 1955." «■: ' AOA1NI4T PALLOTTI HEARING While the portly minister was i editor-in-chief of Waterbiiry Re­ different from ordinary bualneas. North American has produced aj _ Hartford, Feb. 16 ( I P ) — State In deplding he w an t^ no evl- denounced It as mialifadlng. This Khriishchev then said in so receiving treatment in an ante-1 publican and American, dies at tranaactibna. H eia tJ about 95 per number of major wartime ' craft, I Demooratie Chairman John M. dence introdjioed In jiia behalf, j renewed speculation that M olotov, many w'ofda that people who do chamber, Segni won a vote of con- convaleacent home in West Haven, cent bf North Araerican’a aalei in including the Sabrejet wlfich op­ Bailey today further barred tha The H A U COM TiH.JW.IIALfi«>M Tate indicated he feels that in the may be on the way out, | not want War should "act in a TkJW.HAL4cou fidence on the Jasue of government : , Governor Ribicoff meets with 1958. were to the. government. posed the RuMian MIG in Korea. door to a hearing on tfee forced MsMom r ia Conm- MANCNisTiR Cohn* trial which began Oct. 1. the gov- in general. Khrushchev .worked'united front,” He specifically ap- •spending. j Netv Haven Railroad president Virtually Odiy Custouters The subcommittee plans publlC'l realgnatien of Boeco D. PnllritI MANGNISmi CONH* emment haa not shown that he hard th rough many thousands of Lpealed to Social Deniocrats to join The vote was 111-18. The ■ So- George Alpert in hopes of getting He inaiated the buaincia ta high­ hearings on the'£Slit of aircraft, as Deputy Motor VehMee Cem- CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS U-aa guilty of conspiring to teach words to establish two major in "united-front” activities cialist-Communist left abstained. Assurance that new management ly qompe'Utive. He aaid also that; Sontracted for by the Air Force] miaaloner. la two aenteacee, be or atlvocata the violent overthrow' themes;-as his speech ia read here. OtRclals here said this Khriish- Vanoni’s collapse Aral was at- of the road will Iramediaiefy eurje •Inc'e the government is "virtually" and Navy between 1952-55. I reflected tfee ‘•eaae cImeF* ab- One is that Sotnet communism ia laervlee nia cited by State Public the only customer" aircraft manu'; tttude. eapreaoed WefferiadM fev (Oeallagad mm Tmam_ Twalva) moving invincibly forward to cover (CktaUnued on Page-Two) (OoBUaned pm rmgm Two) 'U “ • i. jtUiUes1 Commlaaion. faeturcra are'ribjcct to violent (Ceattaned oa Paga NlaeteeaX ' Oovenmr BMeeB. S # ' ' t J ■ 1 ]S. > r .. . i r^■ •- r.-':

' C • PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1966 A MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,'C0NN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1966 PAGE T R R tt Rockville Tniman Gives President Puts at tha same time, this jrtar at tha Ike Seen fo r Nixon Museum Seeking '’v P)(Qm4>tpd by Artna Companira Students Join Hunt Salvation' Army Citadel. Social Worker Grange Notes .All children of school age are in­ Portion of MUcheU Pro^rtj His Version of Quail Hunting O a k G r i l l Several Objects For MIT Freshmdn vited to participate tn the aeryice at South Church. It win begin with Hangovwfs:~ CATBRINO 10-8MA1X PARXIBS and BANQUETS Susmnded by Monchoator Orange held a reg­ Again -If J^e Runs 'The Lutt Junior Museum, a proj­ Cambridg#, Maas., Feb. 16 (8b— X seiYice of wassist­ year in Philadelphia before Join­ why the meeting was being held aaked the jpbople of Illinois to re­ said, Mias Maril)'n Rogers, daughter The Lutz Museum Is a growing Renera-aHoaa . . . Pbaae. OaR M World Day of Prayer will be National, Chairman Leonard W. running heavily the other way. "I am heartened to know that part of the classroom life of Man­ ant counsel o- Aetna Casualty. ing the Aetna's legal departmrat 'The Chtldrent Service, held In rOR PROMPT Office Or Wtlla since the SBC had already recom­ shown. elect me ^ their Governor and It Curtis said Republicans could Ordinarily about 20 to 25 Wash­ SPONSE OF om PATRONS WE WILL the Oiildren SerTicea of Connecti­ 0, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers McComb Joined the Aetna iiy. In 1950. . \ mended the Simpkins property. He waa toq^iate to withdraw my peti­ Hall has offered $1,000 to anybody of 600 E. Center S(. and a sophor chester children. Any objects of connection with the World Day of Talent Show who can prove Nixon did. meet the Irsue by citing the medi­ ington newsmen travel with EtMn- cut is not rushing into a decision. educational value, preferably Prayer obaefyance. will be held went on record as being opposed tion. YOU cannot run for two hower on trips euch as thii. Thia more at Jackson College of Tufts REFRI8ERATI0N The Girls’. A thletic Club and the of^Os at the same time." A novel suggestion for the 1950 cal record. He said there would HAVE OUR DINNER DANCE THIS '< I am confident that the Demo­ Identified and marked, may be le'ft mier Chou Bn - LaTa report to the this year at South Methodist to further negotiations on the high school band will sponsor a GDP ticket came yesterday from be none of the- "deceptions” he time there are 43. together with cratic princlplea in which we all University, is p member of the FOLEY Mitchell property. Tniman highly praises Steven- choHM for ‘"fhe Frantic Physi­ at the principal's office of any ele­ Jap Aide Admits Chinese People's Political Consul­ lurch on Friday afternoon at 2 talent show. and. sport dance to­ Sen. Long (D-La), who r,jsiterated contended the Democrats practiced several others on hand from thia fRIOAY EVENINB. FEB. 17. INSTEAD believe will assert themselves and mentary sohool. Miss Hatel Lutz oltlock. The service for women, SERVIGE TRAVEL A G IN CY Allen Schaeffer added that a Obn for eloquence and Integrity area. cian." to be presented at the col­ tative Conference Jan. SO this 64 CInmk Rt, Harttifl night at the Sykes auditorium, but second-guesses him on several hia contention of a year ago that in 1944 "when they propped up a In the long run ! ivill be Judged by and hfr workers will see that these year. sponsored by the Manchester Coun­ ^ CALLW1LUAM8 town official refiiarked that the under the supervision of M rv Eisenhower will not run away. corpse and ran Roosevelt for re- Clues ias to the Preeldent’e- de-' my pjrofcssional competence." lege on March 2 and 3. Pciping Overture JAekMm 2-1168 other counts. Jte arguea, for lii OF SATURDAY, donations are made a part of the The foreign ininister said he cil o( Oiurch Women will be held' Ml 9-3N6 town would not buy any land for Claire Albom and Samuel Gold- He predicted in an interview election." ciilon are hard to come by here. Miss Weed is also chairman of museum. a high school until 1957, but de­ stance, that Stevenson ahotild Pfc. William D. Moller, 20, son Tokyo, Feb. 16 i/Pi — Foreign would answer Peiping's overtures fart. / have defended the Truman adimin Newsmen have not been permitted the Connecticut Chapter of the Na­ clined to'name the'official. The.e wii; be acts, by the/girls' on the Humphrey estaje as thay tional Association of Social Work-' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles .E. Mol- Minister Mamoru'S h i g e m i t au through tha consulate in Geneve. Selectman Franklin Welles re- gym team and dance grou|V''instru- istratlon more vlgorouily against the feet of the western govern­ nomic future, threatened Italy with were when Eiienhower visited ler. 65 Waddell Rd.. is taking part He added Japan'does not feel this the Republlcahi' "communiam and ments to axpend Communist politi­ Inflation. Vanoni had since handled IMe Saturday, F#^ IS, we will be closed to the general •ra. In New Haven Monday, the acknowledged t(xlay Japan bad pUad that he had not heard of that mental numbers, soloists; exhibi­ there the laat two yeara. So there qhapter's executive committee de- in the Army's Alaskan "Exercise Show Film Sunday is the right time to keek norrtiil MANCHESTER KNITTINB MILLS llllii a n l^ In connection with the pro-’ tion dancing by Caroline and Col­ corruption" charge. cal power. ------the Treasury Ministry on a tem­ Is no access either to Eisenhower pnblte beoauae of h Uacoln Day Dinner Meeting apoa- Moose Horn" in the -Big Delta received proposals from Red China relatione. , A Few Flyspecka on Window cidM not to fire her but said .fur­ posed school. lins Skinners, also JiMy CzarneckI porary basis as well as his own Job. or to Humphrey. sored by the BepuMlqaa Weinen'a League and the Repub­ ther development! may bear fur- area. 165 miles from the Arctic At Youth Program for establishing normal relations. The site committee was in and Rod AuCiair together The fornter President says Vanoni took up Gava’s work Their only contact eo far is Circle. He is regularly assigned as Stevenaon seemed to accept the reluctantly. Jovial,, hard-working, lican Town Coiiimlttee of Mancheoter at which U.S. Sen­ • ther on their decision. He blamed 'loss Tjf memory" for Ex-Ptlchrr’B Wife Dir* atructed to secure a definite an­ with a pantomime by Jane Italy Finance Aide James C. Hagerty, Eisenhower’s a \rtreman with the 1st Battalion The third program In the series swer from Mitchell before noon, on McLaughlin s m Karen Roden. GOP contention that there was a he\ had said he felt tired and not press secretary, .who for weeks hae ator William A. Pnrtoll will be gneat apeaker. / Deuiee She Waa Communist Headquarters Co. of the 7lsl In­ having earlier denied such ad- "mesa" to clean up in Waahlng'- eqital to the additional respon- / William »J. Foote, preaident of for Junior high school youth will vancea. He told the lower houae Hartford, Feb. 16 Sam Monday, Feb. 20. Dancing in the gymnasium will refused to speculate—publicly or fantry Division’s 53rd Regiment be held at South Methodist foiUjw the prbgram.r...... loh—although, Truman says, Dies After Debate sibllUics. While preparing his eco­ privately—on, What. the, President the Children’s Services, reported in Alaska. foreign affairs committeev-in an­ (Alma.Rinehart) ..Hyu4in,- wife ef * Tmelca OellMs IM C r ^ Drive- actually there was nothing 'more nomic, plan over the past three may decide. : her suspension and isau^ a' state- Church on Sunday evening "at 7 swer to a question, a check re­ the former Eastern League 'Itoher, ^ Two trailer trucks collided this than "a few flyspecka on our (Continued from Page One) years , he was reputed. to , have ment saying she has "denied to us o'clock. The film, "Boy and Girl vealed such bids had been re­ died Wednesday after a long 111- . morning about 4:00 on. Rt..J.O In A 10 /^rcen t increase in the Both the -President and Hum­ Mr. and Mrs. Q....J. lamonacb, iluota_Ar the RockyiUe Chapter, Washington window." slept barely 4',i hours a night. phrey...were accompanied from that she is or has been a- member 24 Eastfield St., and Mr. and Mrs. Friendahtps." will be shown and ceived, from Peiping.-- > • neaa. Hymkn, a Hartford druggist, Varnoni -siccordlng-'to State Police Aa TOrtEiaenhower, Tfiiman “says trlbuled 16 a hearrattack, then to He eniroad- was a )eft-h|nded pitcher .for-New at^ the Stafford Springs barracks. American Red Cross fund cam Wajhingto.i. by their wives, Also A. X,.- OSlHfiSTQr. 134 BisselT' SI., pai^fn to be staged’in March was he was "shocked and disappoint a brain lailment. Hia physician. lion to industrialize and develop along are Mrs. ESIsenhower’s ghe iias.beSn a dueB4>aying member left -today on a two weeks motor follow. - The Rev. Percy Smith east T'es. 1.1 that offeri had Haven- .n the old Eastern League, Both vehicles were traveling or any drganlzation except profes- win be the leader and >^ill conduct In the mld-20’s. announced today by Atty. Edwin ed" that the Republican nominee Dr. Luigi Condorelli, said Vanont Italy’s poverty-ridden south. He mother. Mrs. John S. DOUd of Den­ trip yo Florida. been made. They were on Aug. 17 east and according to the prelimi ''permitted a campaign of dlstor argued that Italy could thereby aional groups aince she haa been the diacussion period. > and Nov. 4 laat year through Japa­ nary report Clarence C. Snyder^ /H. , Lavitt, drive chairman. ver, and the President's personal Funeral servtcea will be held The additional fimds are needed tlAn and vilification that he could Buffered a "cerebral coma.” overcome hey historic unemploy­ phyalbian, MaJ. Gen. Howard M a resident of Connecticut.? "the regular meeting ,of King All young p^ple of grades sev­ nese Consul General Keiirhl Tat- Friday in Rocky Hill with burial 37, Oatasauqua, Pa.> struck m not possibly have believed Ti\e Premies and President Gio­ ment. Foote added that ahe denied that en and eight are Invited to parti' suke In Geneva and again in pre- truck being driven by Russell/^. . avert a financial crisla caused Snyder. ahe attended meetings to raise DfcVid Lodge. No. 31, I’OOF, to- cipate' In these programs, which In Rose Hill Memorial Park. by expenditures of funds in 1955 true." vanni Gronchl were among Italian Before entering politics Vanoni )i.orrow night will follow a Jacques, 36, Madison, whlcl^ was He declared Elsenhower and leaders standing nearby when hia was a university professor of fi funds for the Communist Dsily are planned by the church. Family reportedly traveling In front of disasters which all but exhausted Worker. .spaghetti supper for the membera Life Commitlee. the disaster emergency funds of other Republicans made "a polIU end came In the office of the Sen­ nance and economics. As a student only at Odd Fellowa Hall. The sup­ him. / cal football ” of foreign policy. ate's presiding officer. at the iJnlversIty of Milan he had The Statement wenf-on: The meeting will be held in The Snyder truck whm exten­ the Red Cross "We believe, however, th ^ sn per will be .served at 6:30. Follow­ Cooper pall of the church from 7. The towns of Rockville, Vernon. Truman says Elsenhower "must VanonI waa a member of Segnl'a won a Rockefeller Foundation l A U R N S I D E ® ing the meeting, niovies will be sively damaged and yWu towed have known that he waa weaken­ Christian Democratic Party and scholarship for economic studies Ihtolerable situation ha#/ been until 8 o‘cl(Kk. Last week Mrs. from the scene. ThV driver was Tolland, Somers, Wllllng^on. and V EASY e-BF-r, PABKINn created: y shown. Those who have not made William D. Stroud spoke on per­ 3 to 14 \ ing our hand In negotiations' a hey man in hia coalltidn govern­ at Frankfurt. Bonn and Berlin. jMBfi m r Stall * admitted to R o c k ^ s City Hospi­ Coventry will be atrlvlng for a W ym «n H«4 "1. By the aworn altegatinns reservations to attend this, sup­ sonal hygiene. More than 100 jun­ $13,500 goal during the campaign. when he promised that, if elected, ment. He served in several of Italy’s "ALL THAT HEAVEN per are urged to call Albert Con- LONG SLEEVE tal for treatment of minor in­ he would go to Korea in person. The confidence issue was baaed postwar cabinets as foreign trade that she is or has been .a mentber loit. noble grand, tonight. ior high school .voung people have SANPORIZID juries. / Lavitt haa announced the up on the resignation last month of ALLOWS" of the Communist Psrty said thst been attending these meetings. lYoopee Stanley Naslatka Is In pointment of both Rockville and minister and finance minister. In T erb alco in r R:IS .Silvio Gavs, another Chriatian she attended three cloa^ Oommu- The meeting of the Past charge of the investigation. The branch town fund drtv^ chairmen. Democrat, as treasury minister. "HOUSTON STORY" nlat-sponsored meetings. cause of ^ e crash is still undeter­ In Rockville the hou.se-to-house Reds Held Pushing Connecticut's Regional , Blooes Manor uent will be held this eve- by John Stve'eney, assisted by Mrs (Continued from Page One) gations, whici) the committee hoI(^. _ — /■ I with Maple Onne-ISC team Myrtle Pierre and Atty. Donald drop by for a look at' Moto­ to have been leas frank than the Green Manor Estates IrvC., has Shannon; industry by Bernard Ty­ Thru Peacock Alley agency had a right to expeiit." playing the liilka at the Elks Heme chev line undoubtedly gives the rola All-Channel TV, Open completed moi-e than fnO of the 175 lilii ler; and special gifts by John Ms answer to a question which dw-elHngs it plans fo build at and the PAC playing the Legion son and John Q. Talcott Jr. , until 9. __ / Decorates Lodge a t the Legion Home. Branch chalnhen will be; Ver­ western leaders have been puzzling Forbes Manor, east' op Forbes' St. 2 ( o r * ! Last week the team from the over for months. 9 ,^ln East Hartford. non, Mrs. Eldna Johnson, Talcott The question: What atrategv County Federation F r Masouic Ball Elks took the lead in Uie tourna- vine, Mrs. Donald ,F. Freeman; “ 2 FOR THE MONEY** ?'The dwellings range in price : mant by defeating the PAC team would the Soviets sdopt to desl from $12,990 tn $16,490 and will REG. MILI. PRICK 76c K*. BippBR-rL'r Somers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm with stalemated East-West posi­ 277 RROAD s a l e s and Will Meet March 7 Frank Crawshaw, chairman of by 159 pegs. atead; Somersvllle, Mrs.' .Chester' Is our tver popular LOBSTER DINNER ovory Friday be in three styles. Two types will IHiii Colorful BIrlped Patteme. 6 POCKRT8 The first of a series of Lenten tions in Europe? SERVICE the decorating committee foisUtis be ranch home.s, dne.with and one Delaney; South Coventry, Mrs Last July's summit conference Th’e Hartford County Federation oanrlcas will be held at the T rtn i^ Dexter Wheelock and Mrs, Edgar with EACH FULL COURSE DINNER— We Serve TELEVISION RADIO year's Masonic Ball, Friday eve­ without hsseiy»-''t. Tlie other ia a Lutheran Church -onlght at 7:30/ St Geneva raised hopes that prog­ M1-9-I124 of Women's Clubs, with which the split-level dwelling. Wennerberg; North. Coventry, Mrs ress might come through negotia­ ning, Feb. 24. a^ounces that the with* the Rev. Erich -O-. Pieper, Walter’ Keller, and Mrs. Charles CasmopolUan Club is associated, decorations Vrill exemplify an . Arnold Lawrence ia the srehi- pastor,' preaching on the. subject, tion. But on such specific issues rbannel R Nev Haypb, Cana, will hold ita spring meeting oilental theme. tecL Strant; Tolland Atty.' Robert D! as German unification and dis­ n o t 1— OUT livesroiled i'haaael IR Harl?ord. C'aan. I :te (la-U) nOR CUMMINGS SHOW Wednesday, March 7, in the Car­ "Victory Over Sorrow." Holy King; Ellington, Mrs. Foster. Hyde.; 2 LOBSTERS 2 C’luaRel S» Pitinfield. Mann, ( ai RISHUP FULTON J. SHUEN As in past’ years, considerable Oomihimion will he celebrated. armament. the foreign ministers (l») .HYSTEBy THEATER riage House (Simsbury House) in Wliiington, Mrs. Frank O. Vonasek meeting at Geneva last fall PLAHER STYLE — DRAWN lUHER — SUCCULENT DRESSING (’haiirtpi 33 NpHnifield, Mann. —••Fir. *r n.alh^* Simsbury. effort will he expended, to trans­ ' I tdri T^e first in a aeries,.pf six Len­ amt Mrs. David Booth. rbanaH SD >>w Brltala, Ceaa. (n-3t) GROCCHO MARX BROW form the large lodge room into a ten services will he hej.; tonight destroyed those hopes completely. Chaaaal 63 Waterbar.v, Coaa. Vo« R.I y.er Lit* \J The Suburban Woman’s Club beautifiil setting for the dancer.s'. Ronald Devine has been appoint­ ■ The Soviet Union hsa shown for Cbaanel 56 Halyoke* Nanu.. (U) HALF HOUR FILM and the West, Hartford Junior / GENERAL at 6 o'clock at the First Congrega­ ed ’ chairman of the window dis­ / Reservation.s may be made with I H!S! tional Church of Vernon. Startln" several months a desire to accept’ Woman's Club will Ite hostesses at Ha.vden L. G)1.swold Jr., of 21 nim plays by Harland Warner public the situation as it is and live with MICKRV MOCSR CMJB the meeting which will begin st TO T V SERVICE next week the services will be held Information chairman. the division of Europe indefinitely A r < tR> WlC,STKHN PIJLYHOtrSE Steep Hollow 1-ane. iWednesda^r evenli^s.' <19) MATINEK THEATRE (la a.m. Mrs. George E. Hill, Hartford Days M A R A Call First Aid CViuriir Khrushchev’s speech, however, ONLY $ 3 - 2 5 EACH araRraen) — *‘MeladY Budget PrTced County vice president, will preside REGINNING SAreRpAY, FEI. 18 A. Lenten service will be held to­ The Rockville Chapter American " " D I N I N G Nights Plus Parts BOYS' night _gtt St. John's Episcopal seems to make It clcgr that the and bring greetings from Slate if ail to\ante Welfare ,4ide AND EVERY SATURDAYNUNTIL FURTHER Red Cross will sponsor a standard Communist command does not in­ <331 1T?^XP: RD*8 FI'N c l u e Preaident Mrs. John ^ A. Bjerkoe. TEL. Ml 8-5194 Church at 8 o'clock with the gudat first aW course for members of the^ Ml 9-8123— AT THE CENTER (.1RI TKX PAVKI. NHaW NOTICE. WE ^ L L CLOSE AT 7 P.M. "SLICKER'^' U K tend to let the stalemate prevent it (661 FILM TMRATEB HOTPOINT Mrs. Helen Loy, executive assist­ Hartford. Feb. 16 (/Pi - Three 5reader the Rev. Alfred L. Wil- local PoiHce Department -nd en> from waging a determined cam­ (66) O U T\W K H r Xan- rolled employes of the V jS. En­ paign behind the backs and under 6:M (33-68) HOWDY DOODY ohasUr. (M) KA8CALS speak on "Community Responsibil- proctnee a qnalifled randidate for velope Co. 6:88 < t) STAGER it.v." tlie job of director of the New- Hospital Notes . Christopher W. Vogel, authorized —**Ne Tima far Sanan’* APPLIENCES \ Members of the Cosmopolitan Haven District office of the State New patients at City Hospital volunteer instructor will instruct (18) AOVKNtUBK THRATEB lay include Lyman Tsft, Rau —“ G aaa Aalrv'* ^luh planning to attend must make 'Welfare Department, John Doyle the course. The class will start ENDS TODA'V (IS) r i’PPKT \TLAYKOl’8E luncheon reserxntions by Feb. 29 of New. Haven, who presently, Monday at the Town Hall. Starts (33) W EATHER “The (.30) EARLY NHOW with President Mrs. Herbert W. hrtids the job, has a temporary —“GanfmlX Aparky” Robb. appointment. Get in on ou r ., All Talrotrt'llle ami Vernon Tomorrow NakM Dawn" (66) TW ILIGHT T iIKATER news Items are now bring handled o Pfua e «:85 (33) SHKKNA. OUKEN O F TH E NORMAN’S Feature Show . 41TNGLE \ 445 Hartford Rd. Tel. MI 6-4587 through the Manchester Evcnlhgi, 5:00-7:23 "Hold Bark 6:15 (1!1) INDI HTRY nNT*ABADE. . SRNiAnONAL gANITONi' SOYS' Herald, Rocksllle Bureau, Im-atnt' < 8) HPOBTHCOPE ^ WpMll ' Ti*ck 9;.30 Tomorrow” 8:38 aV't Market Mt„ teleiibone .Rock- m or (18) NRW'A B WRAT a.;ie ( a> STOlhTHK m u s ic "ALL THAT HEAVEN (63) PH O N E V O m SWEB (l*-54) SimWKR OF STARS villb TR 5-S136. STATE 8:35 (33) HPORT8 d i g e s t —(C.lor( (iartl.; Fraald. SLEEVEU$S AUOWS" , C'r.«by eed' m M m t f C i p m i la C«lM S;ll - S:M - U:ee Rady Vallrr (ja-jj) o Ra g n e t ■jCiiS helps pay Doctor BitU Ed«srd C. BaMsua Kiss Fsch MANCHESTER (I9i FOUR HOUR p l a y h o u s e ^ (Ml HALF HOUR DRAMA SWEATERS / 'laititAL' 1:U - S ;II t:e e ( HI s t a r t o n ig h t LUMBER, Inc. (I9» VABIETT^ THEATER PLUS - *THE N A T- - —^'•Soaora S ta g . C oach" BUILDING MATERIALS -••I’rlia'^ KING COLE STORY" (Sl> h ig h w a y PATROr, ThI. Moath Only — A Spncinl fnaturn of • Briffht yellow 'AND (.7») PEOPLK^S c h o ic e All W ooli^l ^^7'j- la Clsfasa9e«e« aad cslet (U> HALF HOUR DR ' ' mfety-cdinr MASON SUPPLIES • :M <. a> ...... nOWN YOU. „o5GOIRAMA the plan "Tuirrp^rHeiHindrBadl^ (IS-tS) FOUR STAR PLAT- / NATIONAL TIE CLEANINO TIME a Miitchinff' rain- We Finance Your Jobe ■ HOUSE — ••)(. L Im lf Dick 100% PURE^'" " — AlhrlzM. • hat included S55 ^ n te r 81.—MI 6-5144 (Ml IV^THEATER. workers prefer If they can be made wear­ you pay is the cost of dry Orlons ... — ‘‘Alrkora. HanryniiMS", . able by drycteaTTTTifr bring (7!) JBCIENCE.^riCTI0Jl THEA. efeaninj?;.: NfrliffltT Tb the • SixeR 4 :to' IR ■w T E B r CMS in your neckties and we'll • :4# I ai WEATaaa FoagL'atT number you can swap. t:4t ( m’WUKLU l^w a TODAk (61) FILM swap your lie for a tie from LoFOND •M»> novir. MrsFi'M Here's your chance (o'get V • LADIES' FIRST QUALITY («> NKWH . our pool of new tics and ri(j'6f thc lics you're tired (U> JOH.NNV jrriTKE BROTHERS T:M .1 M) IT'8 A n-KASlBE 1, J. A. WHITE CM S now help$ prpvido covoroge of tradc-iWs „ . everyone of and those gift ties you JOHNNY CARSON SHOW CJ-Sei VIDEO THEATER medical insurance combined. —••-'Vltht Saai^*. Barbara GIRLS'KNimD -Si*!' “"daoMia Uliltarii'rt t'.atla.AOI ' Ftdturing~ (531 i:ANUin CAMERA The confidence placed in CAAS by Con^ P WESTERN ASS (Ml HR. mSTRK T .ATTORNEY Sunday Aftanwan 1»;M necticut's working population reflects the 615 Main St.—Opp. Center Park M«! !if:^7iVs ” Family Shews outstanding service CMS hat rendered Wool Hats Starting Time S:S0 A B e i l Every Da'y ll-S:SU* (2&{ MAMiEROrs^Am^GN]^^^ II :M ( »l NIGHT EDITION in the past and forecasts the continued REDUCED TO TeL CO 7-5584 .Wr Fll Thnrsday 6-9:00 (l»-sai NEWS MURRAY SCHAFFA7S •S.OT * wkather leadership of CAAS in providing surgical- Call Ua About Tour Party Auto Suppitea, Toolo, (37) FINAL EIIITION 6ring in ony noinber Eacbonge each one tot Spdrting Goode, Palatt, (5J) NIGHTCAP EniTION You poy only the cot* W# Have Special Party Ratea ARISTOCRATS 1I;M (73) SPORTS ROUNDUP medical coverage to the people of Con­ of Has that con be another you like er of dry cleaning the ties. .Toys, BIkea, Wheel Goods. (Sei WEATHER ^ PAIRS euNN> BMOOI A'C ' Fishing Tackle, Ontboarde (Ml PREVUES• necticut in' the future. #ry deened. keep your own. De it new. ll;ia (IH-l»-3t| WEATHER FOR I*!’ fOl^NKCncUT REPORT U' 7:7t (M) SPORTS tills ( a> LES PAUL a MARY FORD 7:U (Ml WEATHKBVANB (Ml RIG SHOW ru n ii Oroup Enrellment ef 10 er more persent it Itt!; 7;M ( tl LONE RANGER .. —••Paid Ta Klll^' Special la february (.1(1 SRERUICR HOLMES (77) THF, AUTUM NAtRES . .pyoiloble MOW! II —••Haaal.g RalaakMraaaki l f (Ml LITTLE SHOW (IMJl SGT. PRESTO.V.or THE U;M ( i) NITECAP THEATSm AFTER THIS MONTH OPEN UNTIL 9 EVERY NIGHT HOME SHOW —••Appnlatmral la Lnadon^’ YUKON each ..i (7t-Ul DI.NAH SHORE ll.;M (tt-SS) STEVE ALLEN 2Sc EACH FE B . 18-25 . , (Ml ROUNDUP —Taalgiit AT n iK 7:4t (T t^ l'N E W S CARAVAN - 1;1S ( I) N Eh'B WEST HARTFORD ARMORY 886 FABMINGTON AVE. e DAILY MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION l a U n D r y 2.-00 PAC. . 10:00 PJg. . Adults . . . . ,50c FULL SIZE MODEL HOME ( I iii;i( \ I i(i\ \((t-.M )i(u s rii:),. n v O f ItOCKVILLE. INC. Est. 1913 - Children ...'.25c MOK.K I I M I | > m; y,,! ^ Plant aiid Officf , Rockviila iraneh 10 Harlow St. Monehastar Groan Ward and Union Toi. TR 5^4117 415 MMdId Tfht, East ■ w

PAGE FOUft MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 19B6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.' MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1956 X — _ , _ « * a * ■ . . PAGE FIVE ------——1—— ------3------•pedlle announeemant of a pro- in the local court, so that k loss of ------—*---- 1 license neqd not ba involved. If Qiarles JDowniiig, g.am for reducing the Ruaaien Droodles Drunk Driving that didn't Work, the commissioner ' Banquet Speaker Attempt to Avoid work week by varying timea in Connecticut 1 Distillers See Liquor Ad Curbs Engaged Cornittg l|traUk was the. court of last resort, and By ROOBR PRICK Architect, 78, Dies BAKED HAM SUPPER varying induatrici, to a general mercy.. TOSUSHKn *Y THE Penalty Lanses Chair Renewed ,1V ^ i i » » A i .n PRINTING CO., INC. average of 4S hourc. Yankee This made Connecticut a kindly Rtratford, Feb. Ifi (dPI—Land-- IS Bl««^ll flirtet;' ••It must be eeid." eald state,'with a haart for those |srho By NexIxMonth By WojculewiCz N»iie!ifftrr, Cowl. ^ By A. H. O. had the right intermediarlci. And scape architect Charles Downlnf Khrushchev, "that we do not yet Lay, 78, v^ho daaigntd parka, mili­ Waahlngtdh, Feb. Ifi Twoaimpaira It put dangerous people hack on TalMttvIlU CMgraiaiiaial Ghnrdi judgm ent” he testified, Hartforfi, Feb. 16 (A9- Abll*il«ra~ have an hdequate quantity o f con- the road, 'and diminished ' public tary Initallatlons and liouatnc de­ , AUSPICES GOLDEN BULK CLUB _ dlatillera' representativea , chal­ adding that "to advertise such w HartTord, Feb. 16 ()P)~Convicted Voundod O ctol^ I. i n i It so happens that onfi of our killer Frank Wojculewicz, "38, sumtr goods, that there Is a short­ respect (or the law. Now Oovemor velopments, died of a haart ail­ lenged today,a contention by aup- produces repreaenta a tragic bur- necticut law , .which pi paralyzed from the waist down by Our Corapaii>' Store Will Be Open To Tlie. Public puMtilMd E very/ Evenlnt Excopt . . first mcmoiiea of being at the RiMcoff proclaims there muit be 9IENUI Tomato Juice, Baked Ham, Baked Petatoee, Scalloped porUra that a bill to ban Inter- leaiiue W the aoclal conaequencaa .mandatory Jeil sentence on thi age of housing, and that many of ment at hie home yeaterday. He a police bullet, made another move SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON luaday* and Uolluyo.iol&yi BnUrod at Ui* State Capitol In Hartford ta of a ! a new aystem which la guaranteed founded hhi own architectural firm Cora, Coleelaiv, Pleklee, Boils, Apple Pie, Coffee. - atate advertlaing ot beer, wine o f fts conaumpUon." ond convictfon for drunken •o m MIIc* at Minchnter.M4ncl Conn., at the important problems connected yeaterday to escape the electric againit fix, which la the aama for in New York City In 1904 and and whiaky ’ia not "a back door Sam Morrta o f -Ran Antonio, expires March 1. _,______CUh MallliKI Matter.V with raising the people’e living day, decades ago. when a friend ADULTS 9IA9. CHILDREN UNDER 19. Tie chair. Available are fine hand-knitting yarns in Lambs Wool, with us had an errand. His task everybody. Pretty toon politics closed It in 1954 to devote hla time approach to prohibiUon." Tex., and Des Moines, lows, tesU- The 19SS legtslature repealed It scBSckipfr:IPTR>N RATES Doaen Through his lawyer, special pub­ Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colors, at standanla have not yet been was to see the Commissioner of will have nothing except the worth to hla firm here, C. D. Lay * A s­ For Reoervatleae, Pkeua MI 9-1MS or S-9941 ----- ena of educatora, temperance fied that many radto-TV stations unknowingly during ita hMtIc Pa)¥bl« ta Adyaace leaders and church workers lic defender Reinhart L. Gideon, he Ont Year'»«r .i...... WJ*® lolved. Motor Vehicles of the moment, on of Ita cahdidataa to dispanae. sociates, which ha founded In 1945. and networks had refused tb sell closing hours. - attractive prices. From time to time also—Seconds of him time to deliver lectures filed a writ of habeas corpus with six Munth^ ...... 7.2* behalf of an individual who had which, la of course, the way it Ha designed Fort Jay on Govar- showed up yestuday at a Senate Fine Fabrics wilLbe offered At prices substantially be-/ Tkrta Montiia "Production of many important Confusion reigned at the cloae Superior Court Judge Richard lost hla driving license but who should ba. nor'a Island, N. Y „ lA 1941 and Commerce OtminiUee hearing to against alcoholic beverages. of the regular session, and the low market. One Month ^odstuffs end menufactured endorse the bill by Sen. Langer "t had-to go to Mexico to bor­ Phillips. Weekly .... needed It In order to Keep on work­ during the war Worked almost ex­ Legislature adjourned without IB-NDI. der radio stations to buy time," he The writ clainM he didn't get a Slnfla Copy goods still lags behind growing ing to support his family. clusively for the Navy designing passing the necessary money bills H-'Wdiild prohibit interstate ad­ said. . • fair trial in 1952, because he was ' Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? m em ber o r dem ^ds. .Some towns and com­ Our friend spent the first part of Deaths Last Night naval Installations. ' needed to keep the State govern­ suffering severe pain, and waa un- I THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his day enlisting the support of ‘Croas Word Pusxle vertising of alcoholic beverages in Morris said teenage drinking The Aaaociaied Preee le rxcUialvely munities are still insufficie{itly A native of Newburgh, N. Y;, he newspapers, magazines, radio, and beer parties have led to a ment operating. This waa reme­ der the Inflqence of drugs. the proper state senator of the With KeiU Croas Words* was graduated from Columbia in died in ,a brief special sessidn " tnlitled to the uto of republlcatlon of supplied with such items as milk, By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS Croas word pussies arc almost as television or other media. Viola­ sharp increase in juvenile delin­ He was convicted of first degree ALDON SPINNINO M lUS GORPORAtlON all neere diepalrhea creditedolt ■ to- -It. or - moment, who laid the lines to the 1900 and two years later became ^ V !v ■hortiy ‘ after adjournment. murder in a point-blank gun battle not olhtrwiae credited In this paper butter and fruit. There are even Washington — Maj. Qsn. Virgil good a way to Waste Time as tors would be punishable b.v a quency and crime. commissioner, who then saw our the second Isndscspe srchitect to Other remedial legislation, in­ between himself and a policeman TALCOTTVILLE.CONN. / and aleo the local neere published here. cases where supplies of potatoes friend, and who, In a courteous L. Peterson, 33, tha Army's Inspec­ Droodics and they're also educa­ "7^mum penalty of a fine of W. R. White, president of Bay­ All rlfhte of republlcatlon of special tor General In World War II and graduate from Harvard. ♦1,000 ad a year in jail. lor University at Waco, Tex., sgld cluding. a 'complete Yewrlto o f the in 1951 during a one-man holdup of dispatches herein are also reserved. ■ and other vegetahjes art Irregu­ and rather non-committal routine. tional Cross Word Pussle fans He .was the - landscape architect a long-time friend of President lesm to spell word like "B " (an /n o form of advertising ui .more State primary elections 1aw> was a New Britain packing plant. The granted the request. That waa a for New York City parka from To Protect Teenagers done at the special flood eeaalon f^ill service client of N. E. A. SerT’ lar. There are ,also difficulties In Eisenhower. Born In Cempbells- Egyptain sun god); "El" (inlt of unreallsUc or more -misleading ^ilceman and a spectator were RepubHcan commlsaioner and a 1912 to 1914 and designed parka Advocates maintained the blU later. , killed, and Wojculewicz. an ex- supplying the pr>pulaUon with' cer­ vllle, Ky. Died Wednesday. measurement); add MsaJgrekJ" than the adverUslng of intoxi­ Erniano tisraventa Publishers Represenlatlvetr; The Republican aenator,. both doing a In llje New York State cities 'of Is needed to protect teenagers and But this one slipped through. In Antoinette Mary Montano xxihvlct, criticalty wounded. iujius' Mathevs Special' Agency — New Stratford, Conn. — Charles (18 Century Balkan statesman). others from the blandishments of cants.” tain high-grade, manufactured favor for our friend, and doing It Troy, Albany and -Schenectady. passing the adult probation State Wojculewicx has three times ap-1 Yor^ Chicago. Detroit ano Boston. for him rather than for the In­ Downing La.v, 78. outstanding land­ Unfortunately many Young Ladies brewers. Ermano Garaventa, recently MliMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r goods . . . He waa a consultant to the Boaitd law, the drunken driving statute Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Mon­ pealed his conviction to the Con- ] Something New aod Different dividual , who was to gel his scape architect, artist and author today don't appreciate this. Before Two spokesmen for the Distilled CIRCULATIONS •The party regards the funda­ of Design for the N lw York elevated to the position of fac­ was repealed. tano of 279 Franklin Ave.. Hart­ necticut Supreme Court. The.last license back. In fact, the Individual who for 90 .years maintained the going on a date 1 always clip 10 Spirits Institute, In statements Boston Traveler ford, announce the engagement The Herald Printing Company. Inc., mental Improvement In the peo­ World s Fair in 1939. tory manager at Hamilton The whole business came to time he dlsmliwed hli court-ap­ assumes no financial responslbllliy for who needed the license back hard, C. D. Lay architectural firm in or 12 puzzles out of the paper and prepared for the committee today, and coming marriage of their pen New Tfork City. Born In New­ when the girl asks If we're going Founder and president o f the Standard, will be principal speak­ light in West Hartford Town 0>urt pointed law.ver and argued the case NOW 6 ty pographical errors appearing In ad' ple's housinfi conditions to be one. ly figured In the proceedings, im- termed the bill "a prohibiUon daughter, Antoinette Mary, to himself, from a stretcher. vtrtisemenls and other reading matter ne commlasioner burgh, N.y. Died Wednesday. to a Restaurant or a movie, 1 just Housantonic (Conn) River Valley Ex>Newsiiian Dies er at the sixth annual banquet of yesterday, when an alert attorney of its important tssks. leaa it waa that t measure" advocated by a "minor­ Andrew Davidson Gibson of 153 His lawyer said that If the bear­ In The Manchester Evening Herald. told our friend to tell him to please Frederick. Md. — Gen. Francis laugh and say "W e're going to'do Planning Assn., Lay advocated a ity group.” tried to invoke the repeal to have Private house building should the Italian American Society Sun­ Hiiiisrd St. ing on the. writ of habeas corptis Display advertising closing hours: take It easy In the future, lest H. Oxx (ret.), former Allied depu­ aomnhing much better — Cross program that would virtually turn ROUTE 195—8TORRS, CONN.—TEL. 9150 R, E; Joyce, vice pre.-ildent of the Lexington. Mass., Feb. 16 (AV day at the Italian American Club a jail term against a ctleifl set MAN aside. ' ' Miss Montano graduated from goes ngalnst Wojculewicz. he will CHESTER ror Monday—1 p. m. Pridsy be developed on a larger scale side the commlsaioner be embarrassed ty high commissioner In Austria Word puzzles." Then I Whip out the entire Housatonlc Valley Into Institute, said the isaue "waa set­ Harold F, Wheeler, 67, managing on Eldridge St. Ter Tuesday—1 p. m. Monday. a recreistion area. editor of the Boston Traveler for Bulkeley High School In 1953 and probably make a fourth appeal to m r Wednesday-1 p. m. Tuesday. by side with government construe- because of his kindness to him. who retired from 31*years Army two pencils and a dictionary, This W ia DE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER tled by national prohibition repeal Garaventa is a member of the is presently employed by the Fox S U I ^ UUS SALES CO. ~ — ■ ^ rn.. Wednesday. In perforhjlng this favor, the service In 1952. Died Wednesday. usually results in more cross more than 22 years ago.” 31 years before hia retirement in the Connecticut Supreme Court. ror Thursday—1 p. tion; more extensive assistance society. ^ Project, division of Pratt and He alsd eald he will petition Gov. or rrtday—I p. m. Thursday, commissioner In question of course New Y ork — Ned Hulllnger, 43, words than I care to listen to, so Arthur P, Bondurant. vice pres­ 1953, died at hia home last night Pascal Mastrapgelo will be for Saiurday-al p. m. Prlday. should be given, to factory, office CauBed CirPa Auto Death NOTICE DUE TO ILLNESS after a brief i)Ines&. Wife of Patrolman Whitney Aircraft. Rlblcoff for a reprieve for Woj- Classified deadline: 10:S0 a. m. each exercised a privilege of changing regional manager of the ABC-TV 1 erxeuse myself and spend the ident o f Olenmore DlHilleriea Co, toa.stmaater for tlie occasion. Gibson graduated from Man­ ■F and other workers In building He was born in Boston in 1888 rulewicz during the next 10 da.vs, j . 149 N. MAIN ST. day of pubitcatloa except Saturday — the normal functioning of hla de­ station relations department since evening reading my encyclopedia New Haven, Feb. 16 ()P)—Cor­ of LouisvUle,' K y„ said passage of Frank Diana, chairman of the chester -High School in the class of • a. yn. ■' . partment on the license in ques­ and became a newspaperman in Kills Self with Gun so the execution arrangements can JUST AipROSn t h e R.R. TRACKS AT DEPOT SQUARE their homes from their personal 1993, form er manager o f station oner James J. Corrigan has held the advertising ban would "create banquet l-ommittee, has announced 1951 and recently graduated from be dropped. tion. I '1907. Hia first Job waa as a report­ / M l 9-7111 Thuraday, S'ebruary IS savings.'' ~ relations In the network’s west­ committees, when he can get Sanford W. WhlUker of West an enormous opportunity for the U.at guests expected to attend in­ the University of Connectlrut. Wojculewicz is scheduled to be We remember that scene rather bootlegger” by distraeUng con­ er for the Boston Traveler. Bridgeport, Feb. 18 (Ab—Tragedy All this kind o f thing Is music ern division at Loa Angeles, and them; spends considerable time in Haven, manager of an insurance clude General Manager Richard A June 23rd wedding is planned. electrocuted March 13. vividly, for the commissioner In onetime newspaperman In the Mid­ sumers from "brand.nsmes . and Later he shifted to the now-de­ striiek the home ot a newly ap- to western ears, for it means that keeping people out of each other's agency, responsible for tha death Martin and Mrs. Martin, Police GOVERNMENT SURPLUS All Dovey question was a fine, upright figure west. Died Tuesday. hair. of Geraldine' Brooks, 30, of Mil­ brand preferences.” funct Boston Journal and after a Chief Herman O. .Schendel and ?ointed Bridgeport patrolnian at of a man and a public servant, and few years to the Boston Post; :30 a.m. today. Khrushchev la making commit­ Buffalo. N.Y. — Keith Williams, Between times he prepares a ford.' Corrigan said Miss Brooks Both noted that the \ disUIled Mrs. Schendel, Judge Wesley C. F0tl ALL YOUR CAMPING A N ^U TD O O R ^ E D S The 'speech of Party Boss yet seemed to have such a good spirits industry voluntarily avoids where he earned the reputation of ments to hla own .people which are 68, president of the Pratt A .sermon aXd preachea/t on Sunddy was a passenger in-Whitaker'a car Oryk and Mrs, Gryk, Mr. and Mrs. Police said Mrs. Marion Wall, Khrushchev before the ' Soviet heart. radio and television advertising. being the city’s best rewrite man. 30, wife of Patrolman Thomas rival to any possibly greater Rus­ Letchworth Co. Inc., and a vice to those who don't happen to have when It struck a telephone pole, Andrew Ansaldi, the Rev. John F. UVDKlATICii IN m a n c h b n t e b DISCOUNTS — A ^ CIA LTY Communist Party. Concresa in A little later on, we Happened to He waa nade Sunday editor of Waljl, shot herself in tjie head with n I m w I f o r t h e f i b h t -nM E sian concentration on the capacTfy president of the Dayton, O h I o. any other engagement. Then on The coroner said the accident oc­ lyx._ynlversity of Hannon, pastor of St. James' know of this same Republican Monday he m iles when some curred after a Christmas party and Illinois prqfcssor, told the commit­ the Boston Herald In 1921 and Church and Atty. George C. Les.s- hla new .38 calibre police revolver Y’on’ve seen It en T\’, you've heard aliout If on radio, you've $39.95 DEEP FRYER .... // ...... $ 1 2 .3 9 Sloaeow was reassurlfiK from commissioner doing a similar Malleable Iron Co. Born In Chi­ read for war. Phirthermore, promises Jovial chap roars; "What a job— that Whitaker was Intoxicated and tee late yesterday the drive to out­ managing editor of the Boslon her and Mrs. Lessner. Attorney In their home in 1839 Central Ave. ■bout It in your favorite magaalneo. Now see it on stage. - many angles. favor for a Democratic senator, cago. Died Wednesday. $59.90 45 PC. MELMAC DU^H S E T ...... $ 2 9 .9 5 mads to the Russian people are one hour a week." was guilty of willful. misconduct FOR BUSINESS law liquor advertising has been be­ Traveler the following, year. Leasner is honorary president of Wail appointed to the force ' He abandoned the theory o f the which -proved that his kindness Bomoseen, Vt. — William W, more binding,_ aven on a dlctator- Thomas, 60, national commander By Admiral Ben Moreell and gross negligence. But— we’re not quite ready (grand fore Congress for seven years, and He covered many top atoriea. the society. Monday night, began hia duties as HYPNOTISM "At Its Best" $55.95 STEEL NAME BIIAND M IXER...... $3 9.95 Inevitability tof war. He aban­ and. mercy could even be bl-parll- he added: " among them* the Sacco-Vanzcttl ahlp, than promlaaa made ti> other of the Military Order of the Pur­ Sponsored by the Manchester opening next week). Come down The committee planning the a provisional patrolman yesterday. san. and look usNN. SMALL CLIP CLOTHSPlNS...... doi. 9 « he obvioiiely felt behind'him as the years, that it waa something INTERSTATE ISO CENTER ST. Assorted colors, long alecvee, Mnforlzcd. jrmed services during World War stories. Mfc toured American bases Addrassing the Foreign Polity which happened all the time, trusty at county jail, is that he spondent over ill heslth. ADMIH8ION— Adults 91.00—iihlldren 50c tax Ineluded METAL flashlights . BATTERIES ...... 894 the basil for mellow confidence AQUA SHADE Sites 4, S, 0. Reg: gl.OO...... 99c In the South Pacific during World gets thirsty. Shortly after he es­ doubtless to the chagrin and em- What Does a Minister Do? "The alcohol in.one or two befers Mrs. Wall is survived by her about Russia's poaltlnn In ths Aeaociatlon in New York the other War II and sent dispatches back to caped, officers picked him up is a husband, a daughter, Patricia, 12, ^ SATURDAY. FEI. 18.1954—7:30 P.M. 50’ PLASTIC HOSE (guaranteed) •...... $ 2 .7 9 harrhssnlent of the Career officials His lime Is his own. which one or two cocktails or highballs the Travler. world, rather than as the baais for day, Under Becrctary of Slate In the department who had the means that he la always on the $2.75 V Made to Order nearby 'tavern. \ and a son, Thomas Jr., five. Vlth Your Rollers • threat and bombast. He laid down Herbert Hoover Jr., In on# of his ta a k i^ enforcing regulations and job. The minister teaches, though rare public appearances, discussed trying to keep known risks off the he must solicit his own classes. He • challenge to the capitalist world roads of Connecticut. heals, though without pills or MEN andAI’OMEN SAVEMOR STORES the German problem, and the E. A. JOHNSON which the capitalist -world ought knife. He Is sometimes a lawyer, EXPERT FITTERS necaaalty of having the western And If there is a member of the 1099 MAIN ST.— Across From High School to be glad enough to accept—e Legislature, pr a town or city boas often a social worker, something PAINT CO. challenge to let the two systems world aland fast In Its quest for a who hasn't, over the years, been of an editor, a bit of a philosopher Tues. thru Bat. 9 to 6-^^pen Thurs. Biid Fri. 9 to 9 and entertainer, a salesman,' a 69^^ain St.. Tel. MI 9-4301 vie for ths world by showing what united Germany. Involved In at least one effort-to j^uH®!^^Sloras^ j In the courae of his remarks, he obtain special consideration In the decorative piece for public func­ they could do. for people. Mean­ tions and he is supposed to be a r ' said that only Russian military matter of somebody’s license, his while, he offered friendship and escape has been little short of scholar. force keeps the East Germans IT’S BEZZINI BROTHERS fABULOUS' FEBRUARY S cooperation to the capitalist miraculous. He visits the sick and marries, people. He buHea the dead. He ■yatem aven while ha pledged to themselvga from doing something II was all part of the state net­ U effect reunification. And he work of a service to constituents labors to (-onsole those who sor­ do battle with it to the death. row and to admonish those who said that an ''overwhelming pro­ wnich has survived even Into these Aalde from auch gapa in Ita modern days as one of the last sin: and he tries to stay aweet portion" of the East Germaii pop­ loglr, this is parhaps the mildest lingering favor-functions of a when chided for not doing his ulation "would repudiate Commu­ political machine. First, naturally, iduty. ■ apeedh a Ruislan lepder has ever. nism if they 'could exercise their thefe waa an effort to fix the case. He plans prolrgm s; appoints daUvarad about Russia's relations will In a purely free election." with the world. Peace Is every­ We happen to believe that,'and thing. T»'lce, Khruschev pro- we are happy to find somebody i l clidm^ that a "certain detente" high in the formulation of Ameri­ had lately been achieved In world can policy also believing it. •ffalrs, by which he referred to But this raises a question. If we C H IPTlO N S AM tha assumption, at Geneva and really believe this, why don't we elsewhere, that whatever we and have the courage and vision tnact Our Regular $298 RuaaiA do to each other, we can­ on it? If We believe the' populk- not afford to fight each other tion o f Bast Germany Is safel,v with the atom. for us, why are we.afraid to let CONVERTIBLE There la actually no single touch the two populations of the two In the Khru^hev speech which Gernianlea get together? If the SOFA-SLEEPER violates the impression that the population of East Germany is present Russian leadership has safe, why do we quibble over the Values to $59,95 evaluated its progress in thii world diplomatic methods eluployed to Best of under its milder coexistence policy hing abojit the unification of* and found it good and worth con­ Germany? What difference does it Terms! tinuing. So far as words are con­ make JUat how the two popula­ INNERSPRING cerned, the challenge laid do^m to . PINE LENOX PHARMACY tions are first brought together— Tqp^ualily in authentic Ijiwson styling! TheyVe hand- the western world la peaceful. by agreement between ourselves 2H EAST CENTER ST. TEL. Ml 9-0890 fltnne______^ vJivertiblc e r h>ve-8cat sofa fileepora with a separata Runih. it not frightened of any­ and Russia, or by agreement be­ body. Russia la not warning ai^y- MATTRESSES INNERSI>R1NG MATTRESS! Sleeps 2 comfortably! tween' the two Germanlea theni- 1-ong-wearing coyera!*;...... i body. It is all the velvet .voice of, ___ . , .. . PINE PHARMACY furniture ,, , . . r. selves- so long as we bel eve that ■•V reason, itself a key part of Rus­ even the population of East«Ger- j 444 CENTER ST. TEL Ml 9.9814 \ i''- \- sian strategy for winning the favor manufactured ALL FAMOUS NAMES many is thoroughly ahti-Commu- j o f the unbommitle'd' partr-of the nist in sentiment? -- it Our Reg. $69.95' world.' It would seern Ihst jf-w s really WeU, we have had Russian Our Reg. $79,95 lelieve the population of ‘ East Full or twin sizes in,floor sam- words before, an^ we are used to HOLLYWOOD Germany to b# ideologically safe, I pie innerHpring mattre.sHcs (or finding guile, in them, sooner or we shouiiT advise Chsncellor Ade­ matching hoxaprings. too!) by • later. So we will' not take anything I CHAIR -BEDS nauer to do everything possible to ENSEMILES more frqjn this collection of words, jl America’s most famous makera! bring that population Into a con­ jMany obviously: than a realization that are 1 and 2 of a kind! dition.' where. It could express Its STUblCDIVANS we had indeed better be on our own good sentiment without fesr ■ ■ $; toes for the new kind.^f competi­ f the presence of Russian aoidiers. * tion outlined, wlihout'^droppingi EAST HARTFORD Tdephone BU 9-9-151 .;ould seem that If we could get headboard in our suspicion that we might’''still( - choice of colors, ^49 soiW arrangement by-which all have to deal Avlth some other lessd . ~ - « ... You’d never gueHa (hat these famouN-make in-- ’”'pIeaiahUalid“lessPleaaahrand-less dvnrzed civnrz'ed’h'rand brand oT “ smarl armletw mj^ern chairs and the two Germanies got to nerjtpr ing mat • COmpeliUon tpo. acfuall.v coheeaTa Tuir-length •gether by themselves, everything Decorator-atyled in handsiime Ireas 'with match: i l f O R But In one section of the speech, single innerspring bed^! Deco* would have to .turn out all right. fHY hold back from the fun end other ear in America except tico of •2-Door,-6-Pasicnger Buic'k SPECIAL covers and 2 pillows! Open.s into ing- Imix spring on Khrushchev is especially reassur­ rator-stylb^d in handsome cov­ Oil! policy to date would indi- , thrill and pride of bossing And 2’lwin beds, or one full-size bed! in twin size!' $96 ing. This is when he is not talking a those-tcell-known smaller cars. Sedan, Model <8, illusiroted. 'Any ers! , ' cate, however, that we are some­ to the outsideworld at all, or about Biiick—when you ran boss such a big you can bet your bottom dollar that slate ond local taxes, odditionol. how afraid ,lo let the Germans gel K o;<*:<*;o:e:e:e the outside world, but talking to and strapping beauty for the price it takes bedrock prices to stay in the Prices moy very slightly in pdioining- together. Th4 reason could con­ the Russians themselves, about Top 3 of the nabon's best sellers. . communities. A wide variety of extras ceivably have nothing to do with of a smaller car? !___ themselves. c o r equ'-pment ond cccessoriei qvoil- » » ! e ! f e e y Communiats at all. The E4st Gei~ Every. nati(ii\ai economy, with Hard (o believe? Listen . able at your option. mans may not be Communists, But even that isn't the whole stoiy— < 4 Uie possible exception of ours, has but they Would certainly not be of i not by a long shot. Our Reg. $98 to face the recurrent theme of the If you can afford any new egr, you. m 5 5 W Adenauer's party either, and the So if you want to move into the big- choice between guns and butler. can afford this brawn)' Buick Special GWROOMS first consequence of German unity Folks are buying Buicks in record We happen to be so ptoduction i ‘ car travel world at a small-car price would probably have to be Adfe- Sedan — for a very simple reason. numbers because they find in these LAWSON powerful, and also .so production, - if you \s ant to have the time of ■ naner's fgll from power. He has big beauties a l6t more automobile glutted, that our own domestic, )w ir motoring lito with the lift and j been our . man. and we may be s This Buick is priced'witjiin a’ few prosperity diW standard of living for the money. Our Regular $129 4 SOFA-BEDS j little moie loyal to him than wc dollars of the well-known smaller lilt and pride andjirestigc of a beau­ is actually "tied to our continuation j are- to the historical necessity for tiful new Buick as your very own— o f production of guns. cars — and actually costs less than They find here more st) ling fresh­ ■ what’s holding you back? But we are the only country In ' some models of those very same cars. ness and distinction—more snap and $1 1 the world Way in vs,hich the pro- I , ^ . ginger and power thrill-more com­ Drop in on us right quick-tomorrow, BUNK BEDS tion of,whether or n6l a considera­ (The price we s’how here proves ductlon of guna is a tonic to the that.) fort and luxury-more ride stability maybe?-and well show you'the whole economy, -Every other'.-oun- tion for his own personal political fortunes plsys any part in his and steadiness—and more strrictural biggest bundle of high-powered With MATTRESSES - try-that w e c,an think of has to A handnome laiuxon-xlylrd amount of zeal for uhlfyjng his ' IlOO Want more proof? For tuio years in - solidity and pure automobile than Mifa, full-Mize, that a|>en

l4 ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1956 ■ t o i^ s ix MA^JCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1956

' " Mill P'l^l A^P GRAND OPENING NEXT WEEK! THURSDAY FED. 23 is the BIG DAY! Nvw! Big! Beautiful A&P Super Market at 261 Broad St., Near Middle Tuktpike^est Grdnd New Mane Hester A&P offers the Latest and Best in Modern Marketing PLBNTY of EASY FREE PARKING MAGIC CARPET AUTOMATIC EXIT STREAMLINED SHOPPING THROUGHOUT I f / / STORE-TO-CAR BUNDLE SERVICE Spacious easy-to-anter and leave area with smooth, black-topped surface . . . A i you leave with your money-savin0 purchases the door swings wondrously You simply leave your bundles at the checkout stands. Drive your car to the con­ You'll breeze through your fherketing, Everyth Everyfl^ing about it is designed with your systematically striped for easy placement of your car. And it's directly adjacent wide without a touch . . . and that's just one of the many wonderful features E venient parcel station in the parking area and an attendant will place your convenience in mind. You'll be delighted wim all the wonderful things in store to the store. . v bundles in your car. at this AtP shopping center. - . for you. /

* OPEN THURSDAY A FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 SAVE TIAAE, INIRGY; INNOVATIONS GALOREI IFHCIENT EASY CHECK-OUT. SERVICE SELF-SERVICE MEAT AND PRODUCE DEPTS. e n mF\ ‘ “ .j n . f.fwe-rtwwsai m m »ssvi%risNi L \ CbMI m .*a^YOU*U SAVi AT AAPI Compiare Prices! One Visit W ill Convince You A&P Offers SUPER. SENSATIONAL A^P RIGHT MEAT OFFER! f

am wuRM ommL 've!Moietiy Y E S-M O R E LOW PRICES ON MORE ITEMS MORE DAYS OF THE WEEK! A lP SiNSt GIsimI Wi E, Ftk. 4 ARE j in « . the millions ,r NOT SATISFIED EVERY WAY: ALL VARIETIES WASHimiTON’S MRTHDAY If you re not toe millions who enjoy the dependability of duality-famous “Supcr-Rifht" meats. , . and A&P'a srand iC^JSTOMERS^CORNER ------r p on tboss cream y^ooth dssesrts that are a.49‘ Boneless Horn Large Bologna SMOKED P1E« l. 7 9 PARKER IIHTBN SUGOtiflONS SUPER-RIGHT SIKCK P«G WHITE HOUSE Hot Cross ANOPKKU W h o ld P o rk L o in s i. 4 3 " Cherry Pie *M fO Z A g e Super-Right Bocon EANCYklCEO IS*4 5 " Pimento LoOf UJPER-RIOHT SlICID *^“PRO 3 7 " lie CQC PACKAGE Snltano Tvno TG"„^rT* 2 CANS Fresh Picnics short shank • 3 3 = SUPER- IB g | g b C JANE PARKER Thick-Sliced %Kon RIGHT m H co O T ^ NON-FAT 2 PKGS ^ 7 OF N) Smmybreek Red Salmon '^a^^ 45^ c>!^’75^ L iv e rw u rs t SUPER-RIGHT IN PKCE Buns ^^29' URGE 8-INCH SIZE S p O . T O , R l h t H ESH a, CORNED Ik 39" 3 9 * - i. ' . - Delectably .spic.v and fender-textured with snowy B o lo g n a A ll G o o d B o co n PANCYsuciD .IS 39^ A traditional favorite for Washingtoh’s birthdayl a can SUPER-RICHT IN PIKE A&P sugar icing. Serve them hot . . . and enjoy their Cold Stream Pink Solmon ^^S^ 33" 53^^ 50It P o rk tATSACK IR 25" superb flavor often! . we cannot tel! a lie . .. it’s just about thebert ever Skinless Fronkferts WEIGHT IS 4 9 — juicy, fresh-tasting and delicious! Norwegion Slid Sordines 2 - 29" Pork Kidneys « 23" 10V, OZ « g c Im ported ^ n n e d Horn Grapefruit Sections 2 c ' . n t 2 9 ‘ Beordsleys Codfish Cokes li^2 .2 9 2 PKGS 99 Sliced Perk Liver » 29" Conned Horn .IWIS WHOLE KERNEL SOZ ^ g C d o m u Tic CAN' 1 e 8 5 Medium Fpney Shrimp P. LABEL CAN 99 The pick of the catch U youri ln A tiP flah. Come make your -5-----^— ---- - ' ' ' f lo z 27 c aelecUon — If It deeant pleaae you In every way — doubla *Btcau»e meat represents about of 1 LB m ,| Q Sliced ApBrienn your money back! . . . A&P a "Super-RJsht" Quality U a reluible ataadard at ton C A N S 0 1 MEL O-BIT PASTEURIZED PKG your food budget, it’s important to know , .. meat valiie. "Super-Rlfht’* aaaurea you that whatever you eheeeo A&P Com 2 at A*P la Qaaltly Ught . . . CaalreHtd Rlfht . . . Preaared HobHont Vegetoble Soup 2 25" Sw ordfish Steoks “ti^rEur** i.63" RItht.. - . Said lUs.bt sod Priced lUsbt- 1 u I oz a e c AAPFrvH Cocktail 2 CANS W j I IS 4 A C Halibut Steaks ^ siicto IS ' EduCOtOrOoX e o . t a s t y s n a c k , PKG w 4 HI 4V^OZ MAC The iweet-treat tjiet everybody lovee . , . and nobody JAM PARKIR AAP Cniskoil Pinoopplt CAN A w ipeket nicer than Jane Parker! Crispy, golden o u st... JANI PARKIR Nobisco Fig Newtons Smoked Fillets REAOYTO-COOK 2 IS>/^iOZ crammed with sweet, juicy orchard-teauty appleal Xspe- READY TO • Roiioble Wax Boans CANS WW 1 LB 2 7 c Flounder Fillets ■ROIl OS PRY cia//y nice at this low price! Sunshine Knspy SoHines PKG 4 I IB 4 0 c CAPVnOHN 3;«0Z|.00 U P S lk o d Boots W CANS W T 10 OZ 2 3 c Fish Sticks MEAT -N SERVE Edventor Buttu Cookies PKG .ceSM SAVI AT ASP AAP Spinacli CANS 25^ I Pm M , r«. II « .MMf, m t*h I 4 rkwp, F rie d B re a d e d S h rim p tlv^TyK^SS 1 01 UOZ SAC su m MARKITS AftF Bloiidod FniH iuico CANS A t Jane Parker Jelly Whirl Specially made for thoae folks who want 2 KG. PRICZ 33c HOW 2 9 ^ ------j;---- ^ - *150 JANL PARKER • tyec a hearty and delicious raisin bread. Ifs Roliablo Grooa Poas CAN CHICKEN, «EF, TURKEY-FROZEN Mmutt M&«d Froren 12 ot con 4Yg KITCHEN c h a r m Cinnamon Loaf REG. PRICE 29c NOW * 3 clxKkful of plump, juicy raieins. Add lAKirs PURE vanhu A ■ w C DllTS UMY'S FMZIN WON AAP Fancy Poors variety and more nouriehment to your W#i 4*«"«85' O rM igR J v k t 2 ‘ “ '7 * 4 3 ' W « Papwr aaiLl7« RcyPsm iHtiFvatiT' A CANS Sandwich Cookies A«rcREM[mnD pku 19" favorite eandwicheel - :vS GOOD LUCK MARGARINE EXCELSIOR FROZEN BEEF EXTRAa RID HEART DOG FOOD ISV1 OZ S A C MINUTE MAID ^ Z E N IrARCAL -COIORED tsars i«wpKt 47- AAP Wliolo Groon Roans CANS W T Jane Parker Bread Crumbs 1 y IA LS 2 SoMlwicIi Sttdfi 'fW m39' ' O ra n fM M lt -Tcllqt TitMN 3 29' 2uauiu.27''- llats lsdiis Sr," 2 7 c FAMILY 1 tS A A C 12 0 Z 4 ^ C 8| ^ , raisin-rich, irresistibly good! This tOMuidi^ PRINTS 1» 2 8 ° STYU ;^ 53" AAP Lima Boons CAN A G Jane Porker Potato Chips WRISLIY tOAF l»«S7* Chsppsf IrscMit I UN t r 2 PKG uper Markets A lfP Sanorkrairt JANE PARKER . ' O t C S fw io Rolls HIAT X StRVi OR BROWN VI SCRVI PKC ^ 9 .

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K ‘ 'V- STILL GREATER SAVINGS ON YOUR FOOD COSTS! I ■ 4 WE’VE LOWERED HUNDREDS OF PRICES TO BRING 2 rKGS Pink FaAal Tluuaa I K l e m x OF400-Vy*\4 ^ RoaLomon: Juke Swaelanad 2 4 -O Z I T l 4 9 . /' •ay state Dromedary 2 SiS 4 9 « Caiiily Ja rs *»! Erir < » » 8 9 « Q T M R 2 7 * Dfll Pickles larg* Whola P e p p e rs Tally 320Z MR '2 7 * 00fJOD 5 *'*^'*" chaata 3-OZ PKG 31* JIFFY I Biscuit M ix 2 9 . M a rv o Pura Vagaiabla Shertaning 3-LIC a I^ 7 3 . A C hopped H am ARMOUR'S 12-OZCAN 45 < D ry M ilk IVANGELINE 2 S9< S w e e t Chorkins H«NZ 7HOZ4AR 2 5 . / Sweat Mixed q’ »>~35* JIFFY Pin Crust M ix 10 . W S tu ffe d O liv es Jullbitplk m. 4 9 . M ayonnafso nNAST 16^Z MR 2 7« 'a u A n g e l S o ft X 2 5 ‘S , 3 9 « Fig B ars SUNSHINE . CeNo l-OZ PKG 2 f< \ k e n -L -T re a ts Dog F(^ 26 0Z PKG 3 5 . O a C - Franch FriaJ .0 1 2m 3 , V- r//£ \ ■ O ldens CAN P u re . Lard Highly Rafinad kl PKG 1 5 . to tal lllHI 'All Pppultr FUveri 2 45^ Raisins - ^'*** 2 3 3 c j i & k 7Ht Fig N ew to n s NAIISCO 14-OZPKG 29< DAINTY - All Flavart PKG \, total Dog 4cu«35. Puddings f Cherries MARASCHINO t-OZMR 2 5 . \ I* ^ lakinp Choceltl* l-OZ PKG 3 9 < Friend's ^n«d leaf Haik 2 S S i 5 5 . COUNTS \ ' '* Butter Cookies' 25< FRISKIES 2 S S 2 7 . * » b e g Food Pram , Spam or Trent 2 CANS 6 9 Peach es hL . 2 9 c C o f f M \ i n s t a n t 3 O Z M R 4 5 < miti •X Tapioca « 2 j , 1 i 4 9 c Burry's 2 AS 39. ' 1 6 0 Z M R M ay o n n aise CAIN'S 3 9 . L arso n 's Layar Pak VagataU*' \. 2 ? £ l 3 5 * D o g Food 3 S & ‘ 2 5 . C h o c o l a t e PHIsbury w^.. m TEW 2 liSs^ 63< Piccalilli . ■ foraun's moz jm ' 23< MORE NEW LOWER PRICES - NOTE THE SAVINGS THESE ARE ALL REGULAR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! •V* 21 roll 7 “ I 4 « O Z 3 j , W e a re v e r-... ^ 2 3 * GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE ^Chkken Broth iNS STANDARD Tom atoes 3 ;^ & ^ '3 5 c S a M M L EDUCATOR T-U PKG 2 7 * Piflshury A„,S^'k 49. NTies FINAST • Swam 16 OZ C • Bon Bens 4EDUCATOR • Chacalala PKG 25< M ushroom s Slicad 40ZCAN 2 7 * I JOAN CARa SPKIAl 1 7 Rag Price 19e LOAF e R A P E F R U I T Chaata Spraadi Pie Crust Mix 2 koI 2 5 « IVilifB PIftaappla ar Pimania llS H Cup Custard a^oiAc 33«, FLORIDA - Tartly Sweat X M ushroom s Bultani 4 OZ CAN 29< C heese S p r e a d >-^>^0" 5 9 . /■ PruneMuke SUNSWEir SrOZBTL 33c SWISS^ CHEESE Grapefndt Juicos:rl’4 2c'!A?s23c % Oreo Cremes c%? 25c B utter i» k> ^ 6 7 « BROOksiOl - Slicad l-OZ PKG 3 7 . Dog Feed\ ««n-i-«aiion 4 SSI 55« DatarganI GIANT PKG 7 2 . 8 - 4 9 * V 't Cameo CrenMs S!l!!n?«w»n(s 25< Peanut Bum P FINAST I2 0ZMR 3 5 c D og M e a l GAINES M M A G ^ B 3 c Galvaniiad K)-Qir\PAIl ■ j. J. P a d s 4 9 . B fIRIAKFAST COCKTAlW A Hand O R A N G E S ^ ■V of Oranga and AprieeTXilta rAw^ J J * Orange Juice 4 3 . Margarine ciovudali 2 >ous 3 7* ROl^S S U B A G 'j W 7 ^ . CALIFORNIA 6 EMPEROR 2 3 3 * ' — m — nxAS mcuo94 » % UiW W OVS FnihCrfw ^ ness a w .? • V Fully rmoUzing thot Jeod is thii biggest single item in your household budget. TVftSTTk A Tender Lean, | 0 ' 3 - 1 7 . First Notlonc|l Stores hove acted boldly and dromoticollyl Now, you'll find - not Juicy Roast Cut Froirr" C o l e h r aORIDA • Jumbo ' 2 * ^ 2 9 . dosens, not e ^ e s - but liteldlly liundreds of items reduced In pricel One shop­ Heavy Western Corn-Fed Steers ping trip-one shopping list- will prove how/much you con now sove on your PotafW 4- 2S< 0 /w food bills ot First Notional. COUNT THI TO TAL-TH i TOTAL COUNTS I ,^*firaUu0ij'X/a/u»s/ S p in a c c t a i 1 9 * - •O N E IN LB Chuck Roast , / fINAil , LC 3 9 c FIRST NATIONAL STORES, INC. > ' .a Bologno Chubii \ ' S p tn cic ClwJi“ *ml» . “ O'.® 2 9 f.'; / .- , ■ FINAST ■ I Liverwurst Chubf ^ 3 9 c . -V Top Round Roast Laan and Tandar Sliced fliicon CIOVIRDALI l> 4 3 * Tandai f empleV Orangos riti* ■V BEST LENTEN VALUES Bbttoni Rouhd Roast Flavoriul Cottage Cbeofo u 1 3 c CoUdge Cbees* . with CHIVES U 2 5 c FLORIDA • Peel end' Eel ^ ,..3 - a 9 i ■ I. i HrtE ARE MAjfY lINTEN VALUES THAT WIU HELP KEEP .YOUR TOTAL FOOD.WLL DOWN / / Face Rump Roast aOVWDAlC ’ • ‘ IIA* 0!i)ltY ' FROZEN FOODS fink Sifanon ^ n -o zc a n 53c CodM CikeB 2 'ohozcans J S c \ Porterhouse Steak ««,.«< 3 o o J V J u u ! CHiCKIN or TH( S!A f Ufa Slia - ^ ItACOSUY F i n a s f l,+- Fresh Cgd Fillet 1 T u r b Fisk _ X« h^ can 3 3 c ShraddBil Codfish ««zrKo20c Wall' Trimmad J UNCll IIN*H Conywfad ' . ' MAI(M . / c o b n u i T ~ ■ — • ■ ■ ^ Fresh Slked Cod R h a 31-O Z P K O 4 5 * U - O Z PK G 23c Sirdinos 2 JM-9Z C A N S |9 c . , Laan - ’All Saal LBS FRANCO-AMERICAN ‘ 7 ~ ,■ k»a»I , Chopped Beef FINAST . Frath Frozan M60Z PKG 3 7 Spaghetti 4 <>h o z cans 55c Macaroni Dinner 2 27c Fresh Haddock Fillet SNOW'S ,, r • . fINAST n s H m e n s 7 R[b cut Sliced HalSbut PAN READY Mliced Clams thoz can 2 5 c ' Elbow Mimroni Ml PKG 17c ~ Here are the finer, tastier fish sticks. They are made from c k F i l l e t 4-6 Lb AvaragO fan fresh, pure white Haddock. The quality and flavor are Smoked Picnics Wall Trimmad SIked Swordfish .»or > 1 N A S T J O A N C A R O L 160Z PKG high. We know you-will be delighted with this tasty 4 5 ALL FUiPOSI BONELESS • FOREQUARTER HOT CROSS BUNS fish treat which comes just in time for Lent. Veal Rolls You'll like these ^ FINAST ■ --4'^ C H E E S r F O O D delicious Buns. 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^ ,r SIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 19S6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1956 ;ISLSL PAGE KLCVBff Franco Replaces No New Test Set gram beamed to sudiencea of doc­ w o n — 1419 Opens SerieB tors hilly In 54 Ameriesn cities. C i) Aide Plans He told a newa conference prior R u d io WHAT— Two Fired Aides For Eisenhower to the telecaet that the six doctors W O C X > ~ U M Attending the -President have To Seek Cut in g t w i u « w n c — i « M Madrid, Spain, Feb. ig (P) — Boston, Feb., |B Dr. Paul agreed not to elaborate on their Tuesklay report which asid Elsen­ FlcH)d Red Tape Oeneralleaimo Pranciaco Franco' Dudley White, the Bocton heart WEEKLY BINGO I- hower "should be able to carry on t ^ t o u ^ gropriim today raplaced two cabinet min* specialist who hba been attending an activa 4ife” as President "for V: ‘ Hartford. Feb. 16 WfV—Federal •r* npffUWl by «M radio a u u ^ jtoO klTcnuia Good UiHto latera In an a^tampt to t|ulet un* another five or 10 yeara." FRIDAYS-8: P. M. ^ •Robtt'a NiiT President Eiseqhower, says no QvU Defenae Director Val Peter- ■MSU and ara aahloct to JIC--Lon« JUa(*r reat In the Falanglat party and future date has fe^n set for an- But, without mentioning any ■on maid yeaterday he-would keep WORO-My I m J*** • vttimit BoOca. halt univeralty atudent demonatra*' oUfer examination of thy Prea* names. Dr. White said aoma heart ASSUMPTION HALL trying,to cut federal red tape in W O TB -onidal OattettT* patiints "not only can but should ConnecUent'a Flood reebvery ai^ ■i tiona againat hit government. Ident'a heart. THOMPSON m d SOUTH ADAMS STREKTS ‘ I t e atv—Miule ' MtrclMM 'Rotka Fartr Dr. White, back borne after work. Many ara Rnhappy if they redevelopment projecU. ' ivro Htvu* " ' ' ' Oood iiutla Decreaa diamlaalng the Secre­ 4iM*t MaUaM t Tudsday’e physical exatnination of are not working.' Work Is good COMR>RTAIU SEATING — AMPLE PARKII Peterson conferred with Oov. tary'tSeilaral uf the Falange and the Preeldent, appeared last night treatment for some cardiac Abraham A. lUbicoff after' a tour ^n n y jlar the education miniater and ap* on a closed-circuit television pro­ paUents.” of the hard-hit Nagatuck 'Valley trOm—Wuverka ) t f l ^ DM«(iKctlya Minting aubatltutca were pub* ■ iM - imea.' / POPULAR’S *'llHAy-Miutc iiarchant WHAY—N«y Watch lahed In today's official bulletin. Ribicoff/Who reMntly made re- W r ------WTIC—Th« Goon Show Franco wan aaid to feel last WDRi'-r-Jl»t Prcdncl biBpeetitpi toura of flood-damaged WUTH-Orrb«ai week's battles betwren i students i, tol/* Peteraon he had and Falanglsta, which left 20 In­ reoelydd complaints from rede­ J A• Y YrdNIlo r ^ Watcj^ _ TOP QUAUTY WTIC—The Goon jured and more than 50 In jail, \ velopment o>ficla7i who claimed “ {m A y WDRC—2Ijd Predncl showed the two ministers were projeett were delayed be- WGTH—ORbeat / w 8 < f c _____ / unable to control forces under duae of what' they called bureau­ ■im c—Ftppar AY-Kite Walrh their care. Bei’. James V. Claypoel cratic red'tape on federal If volt. 1C—The Amerlcaa Adreatura The continuing unrest was con­ PetOraon aaid hi receii'^ no QuoRly b vour bast moot buy owM is whetvtiot youyea bay bool « t FOFUUR. We foo- \ bRQ-Gach CareoB sidered the' gra'vest crisis Franco _____SthJ—Ridhi^ i — Muiie "You Too-May Keep Lent^’ ia the •uch compiainta during his tour on tare the ley grodeo of meet.. .cal covoniRy and trim tbom eloBaly. Y< ' f e a y —]Battjr Kimball • ilA - has faced during his. 20 years-in topic of the talk to be given by the the cooperation from the federal C—'Raeord“ Rayiav WHAY-NIte Walch . power. -V government. ■VWWuW ub fMMIul moats at tba tbriftioot prieos ovary Hint you ilia | i Vort, Rcouaat Mauaaa WTIC—The Amerlcaa Adyaatura Rev. Jamea V.-Claypoel at the firat w it h B g R D O U in —The womat WDRC—Bina Croaby Raimundo Fernandes Cuesla, "W* interpreted the federal aid wbof's more, yea got a iwaaay baeb gvorantaa VDRQ-Cal Kolby WGTH—Nl|lil Muele Falange secreiary-genrral since of the evening Lenten' aervicea programi aa liberally aa poesthle WCTflircTU—Waaworka *'?tHAY-Nlle Walch 1048, was replaced by Jose Luis Sunday, night at 8 o'clock at the to permit ue to etay oi't of jail,'' HAY—Record Rodts WTiC—Conyeraailon Arreae. Arrese had previously held South Methodist Church. The Pfteraon laid. WCCC—Record Revltw WDRC—Amna ‘n Andy the post from 1041-45. But he addM that he would do I^ N ^ R e o u e it Maunea WOTH-Mtht Huilc Methodiat Men of the church are WTIC—>•fIC—N «»a Education Minister Joaquin all he can to keep red tape out CHOICE WDRC-Nawa * ' ^ A Y —Nile Walch Ruiz-Glmenes waa replaced by aponanrlng the aeriea of acrvtcea. ' o f long-range development pro- WGTH—Bob and Ray WTIC—Conveyaaiinn WDRC—Amoa and Andy Jesus Rubio Garcia, a Falangist The' Rev, Mr. Claypool, D.D., Bnma .in the State. *'^YHAy—Rocord Rodeo WGTH^NIChuMuaie leader. S.T.D.. ia secretary of the Ameri­ Peteraon aaid the federal goi’cm- WCCC—Record Raylew Madrid’s newspapers published can Bible Society's department ment has spent about. |22 million SIM I.^ WKNA-Roqueit MaUnea **«Jh a y —Newa; Nlthl Watch WTJC—low Radio la a a WTIC-McGoo and Molly long blolirAphies of the new min­ for the promotion and encourage­ on Oonne^cut flood recovery WORC-^I Kotto. WDRC—Romance Mooda isters but made no mention ol the ment of uae of the Bible. He waa work—such La clearing debris, .re­ lO N im s WOTH—Bob aad Ray WGTH—Nllhl MurIC (rained for the mlniatry at Boston moving damaged buildings, replac­ M ilA - two ousted officials. *'??HA_^HAY—Suburbaa ______Baraaada WHAY-Nawa:T H A Y -h Mghi Watch Univeralty School of Theology ajid ing bridges and roads and deepen­ W«X:—Record“ irdm elaw WTK:—Carlins ConeeiTatlca waa ordained from the South ing river channeIV'> ' RIB ROAST WlSlB-Matlnae WDRC—^manra Mooda Methodist Church. A member of vraiu—iupu baao WGTII-Nlicht Muilc Knofla to Build , He added that the Small Bual- - Fresh the Naw England Southern Confer­ neaa Administration naa approved B«by lUb W O ^^b AaTltay **llfiAY —kaara; Niihi Watch ence of the Methodist Church, he $17 million in loane to Connecticut P o rk C h o p s Lb. 2 9 c Wmu—Great Girdereleara Block for Bayer *'tlHAr>^burbaii Baranada WDRC—Mooda lor Romaaca served three years aa district flood victims and that the Red Shoulder MILK W CC O -««eerd Revlaar WGTH-Army of BUra superintendent of the Providence. Cross hea spent more than SU Ib W IW B-Today m dooHa U>««- A contract has been awarded for R. I.. Diatriet. ,He was on active L a m b C h o p s Spring Lb. 6 5 c WHAY-NI(ht Watcb the construction of the second jniltion in this State. I FED oru wnc-iGt...... -^ r e a i Cllderelaaya------dl^*y as a chaplain In the U.S. d Mlary IWid WGTH-Arm y of Btara phase of Louis Bayer's building Navy from 1941 to 1946, and wrote Shoulder — TH—Nlthl Muilc block at 631 Main St. war stories for newspapers, some Veal C|iops Cut Lh. 4 9 c U; Fred Knofta la scheduled to start of which haverbeeh brought out In Good Muato Night Bympboay work on the project soon and "OS W n u-M ew a a volume entitled "God on a Bat- Rec Schedule Freshly WDRC—Nawa; Almaaaa com^^letlon date Is June 1. The 40 FRESH WGTH-Bob and Ray tlewagon." B e e f Live r Sliced Lb. by 72 foot, ,1-story building with The public la cordially invited to, 2 9 c lb Uilh- basement will adjoin the 40 by 70 Thursday BABY RIB Y -N aw at Night WaieB attend the Sunday night aervice East Side Rec: Archery, 6 p.m.; Quality HAY- ~ TMrta final foot, 2-story building ’ completed and hear the Rev. Mr. Claypool. Pork Roast W D R O -i.Kal Colby recently. Movies, 6 p.m.; Wrestling, 7 p.m.; Sliced Bacon Layer Lb. 3,9c ^gpTH-Bob uid Ray No permit application has been JuniOi* Basketball League. 7:30. Bled yet. owners now own the building. No Other leodiiHf TMthpoito* Community V: Coed Bowling, Freshly A, raaada W o_ i . J—Ooan."i • Knofla has also been awarded Those two-firms are now loeat^ . 6 p.m.; Midget Basketball League, Gr|o^und B e e f Ground '4v Lbs; 9 5 c OVEN the contract for remodeling the -in . an adjacent atore block. Inte­ Cm^Givo the 12-Heiir fretectlon fl p.m.; Boxing, 6:30 p.m.; Archery, lb O P E N E V E R Y Goad MOM. II new store fronts for the unoc- riors of the stores are being 0 p.m.; Photography, 7:30 p.m. Freshly. READY !lta Waleh .cupied etalla at .717-723-Main -Stv modernlaadr...... - - Side Rec: WSiiieHS •Mofh- rimhtJKfeifltda Against Decoy Ybv Get With Sliced WURU—Guy j^baida Doe OivhtaCra The stores will be occupied by E. Architect for both the Bayer Ing Bowling, 9 a.m.; MidgeLBaa- B d ile d H a m Lb89c WOTII-BUI itarii A. Johnson Paint Co. and Man­ building and the store fronts it Colgate's With Just One Brushing I ketball League, 6 p.m.; Coed Bowl­ X:'- THURSDAY and chester Drug Co., firms whose Arnold Lawrence. ing, 6 p.m. \ *tm Ay—Oiniier Data 'WC _ ^ a a m f 6ood Muald Ribicoff to Meet What's Nbw in Coif att Dantal Crairti that’s MISSING— Friday mer. Bologna u. 33c ^ ^ STEER BEEP MISSING-MISSING In Bvary othaT kadbif toothputa? E!ast Side Rec: Mena Volleyball, r Balra New NHRR Head -7;20 p.m. BONELESS FRIDAY EVENINGS It's Gardol—to give up to 7 times longer protection against Community Y; Free basketball - WGTH-M aal tba ArUal tooth d ^ y . . . with just one brushing! Hartford, Tab. 1« — Oov. And ri^t now you can get two 49-«ent tubes of Colgate period. 6. p.m.; Movies, 7 p.m.; MuMa Abraham A. Ribicoff and' New Dental Cream for only 6^! But hurry! This Special Offer is Seventh Grade Dance,*7:30 p.m. Havan Raiiroad Praaidant Gaorga for a very limited time onty! So get Collate- ■ ~Dental ICre Cream today! • • West Side Rec: Movies, 6:15 Lenten Foods U N T IL 9 p.m.; Seventh Grade Dance, 7:30 lYPRC—Curt Maaa'ey Alpcrt meet today tb' talk over a Corned Beef Remember! It Cleans Your Breath white it Guards Your Teeth! WAYBEST NATIVE WrOTU-RUNoD Laarla Connactlcut Public Utilltiaa Com p.m. lb ^ '^ ilU y —Kacora Theater < miaglon report which found the Saturday - . ..,nr.T *»ealii« Good Muale railroad guilty of "unaatlifaotory T m s ^ ^ GOOD ONLY WHILE DEALERS' SUPPLIES LASTL ^ Community Y: Roller Skating, WeVe all the Family Favoritea for WKwB-Rerenade performance.’* 7:30 p.m. im c-^na«er Man Ribicoff aaid ycaterday that at West Side Rec: Coed bowling \grand-taating Lenten dishce—end all nd VegetabIfM WDRC—Curt Mauey r- I 1 I i g W C T H -S . r . Morgaa the Capitol m4etlng ha would saek ■/ (15 years and up) 6:30 |i.m. these quality foodn are aavinga-priced |i: OUR OWlf SPECIAL CURE tar ImmadlRte action from Alpart to to give you the tops in good enting at . » w d Muald correct "eaveral shorteominge' in really low cost . . . the road's operation.. Rputher to Speak in JA rea WtTo-Mewaot'^ Briskft—Top RoiiRdr-Eyo Rounf—Rump ender Chuck “It Is my intention to discusa WrORt^BInt Cn Hartford. Feh. 16 flP),. Walter WGTH-CabrIel attar the PUC report frankly," Ribi­ coff said. "I hope that we can be Reuther, former CIO /ptesident ® 'K h a Y—Roiary , • assured by the railroad that the who now heads the /industriaL WCQ(>-Opod Km lng Good Muatd Ib. W 0 r B -K w ia r Date several ahortcomlnga in service j Sm oked Meats union section of the motged AFI WTIi;—One Man'e Pamlle will be corrected immediately. The i’ i CIO, will address fe^otv. JMftbb-: Fish Sticks WDRC—CharloB -ColUiiBwond dials June 1 at an arala conference WGTH-Say It With Hualo , New Haven railroad la absolutely COLUMMA GEM SMOKED PICNICS .. Lb . 3 f e Ftimdly SovIk / in the First Methodist Church. HtY-DAYMANQ , essential to the economy of our ROSTER SHANKLESS SKINLESS HAMS Lb. 6 5 c TekviBion ProgramB. state and to the people who must • • • use it- for their dally work." FERRIS S U C E D l A C O N ...... L b . S 9c FOIL TXAY FACKiD EARS On Pa g t ; In its 28-ptge report the PUC CORN HILL SLICED lA C O N ...... Lb. 4 5 c From Quality Western Steer Beef blamed the "unsatisfactory per­ a phasn formance" chiefly on the rall- G RO n A WEIGEL DAISY H AM S ...... Lb. 6 9 c T road'a operating and maintenance - GINERAL budget lyhich, thg PUC said, was LIFETIME cut 211 >1 ralllion in 1B54. ^ pk gs. The PUC baaed its report on its Lenten Suggestions AM AZ1NO O PPSlil TV SERVICE own investigations and on public Daya M A E A Call hearinga last August, September' •IMULATBO PORCELAIN Nights PlwPariB and December, A t the time Pat­ FRIED CLAMS ..., T K L .’ia M l U rick B. McGinnis was president of HALIRUT AU.GRATIR ' i the New Haven. HOWARD HEAT.AND F.Ap CHOICE OR PRIME Fisherman lAKED MACARONP FINISH Fried ScollPps If yoo woot vorioty ia I w o Itt K o t ib - JOHNSON’S A N D CHEESE 4 9 c REEF RIB ROAST 1 * . ! « . ftMJUMD FAOTOBY AVnOBlgBD OE.NUINE 8PRINC. T u n a Pies ,, \ 1-LB. TV SERVICE ■ V D u B A R R V B A.M. TO S PJI. SEA FAK pW lK COOK SHRIMP ...... 9 7 c A LAMB LEGS ncQS. T--- ^^-- iij STJO Ptr HokM C dl MRDS EYE HADDOCK. COD. PERCH STELLA PIZZAS PLUa PABTB FRUIT VARlETVi Pfrah rbwappia; ^FA TH O M FLOUNDER NLLETS i,— -- ...... n—• vaiava'PMn,EslrBEarge/ lU f*00t0 GONELESS VEAL ROAST Lb. Tampl*Trmsl* nraugea aiMl CaMfmla Nat^,.OrMgM.Ni lAAr VOim V BCBVIRO AU. MAROBEBTBB RfSTLAND FARM CLAM CHOWDER AND 2 lUX TOKCT SOAP WXAPPBtS O* NUIAMg flwaef OrafNw, Re6 B6aaaa», H a N ___3.______^____Ja4^ 2, DeUelMii 9 * IB-13 LB. AVO. WHOLE Fr. Fr. Potatoes 2 Pkn. Stock^Up Far Lent CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA PIE PBOM aono4 Of ANv'lux uQmo 6tN \pplea, L a m Paary Raae aad D’AaJaApisara, Peralaa -S»* ANY SIZE PORK LOINS Idmea, Frean Oranhefrlea, CorenuU. KG. SOT l i o n 22 0ZS. v e g e t a b l e v a r ie t y I IkNrtiNi LettiMe. ArWchabea, WmB FRESH GROUND HAMIURG .... 2 Lbs. For 75c E.\TRA FANCY FATSCEKATED LUX WHITE Picture Tube Oreeaa, llallaa Prylag Pemra,MtaHaa Greea Bqwwk, PWM* TENDER KNIT CUIE STEAKS ...... Lb. 8 9 c ^3For25C AporSBC LIQUID » a . 6 7 e CHUNKS BroccuU, Bmasell Sproula, Rrd and Bavoy Cabbage, PrMb BaeliL IT COSTS SO i m t E L0N6 ISLAND DUCKLINGS -v. . quash » 3 5 ** !!!^*’ Mearta, Reap Kaacbea, Fteab25 Laata, ARMOUR STAR SHOULDER STEAKS ... - Lb. 55c TO lOOKMiVABLB TO RROIl7(I|i FRY Prendh Endive, Cblaear Cabbage; Ha^ti Ked Oaiea% WbSo $ 0 0 . 9 $ LB. PKOS. »IUF.I.LER',S Turaipe, Hubbard Bqna.b, BaHeraut iiqaiileb. CHICKENS Lb. 39c 2 pkg,. 37c Deep Sea Spallops m * ' RAGU ELBOW MACARONI 85 ery b u m h l 5® Sr OFT REGULAR CANH HTARKlHT FROZEN FILLET OF * Includes InstallattoB- plus tax. 25 BAKERY DEPARTMENT 2 c a m r 6 3 c Guaranteed for 1 year. „ L.T.Wood c h u n k TUNA A liN Y IN Sn C IA I. Red Perch pi's- ®' AhnoRTED CALL "PETE" WILSON LOCKER fUNT ani MEAT 41 GIANT 4« OZ. CAN LIBBY’S' 51 BISSELiU STREET REAR OF ICE PLANT MlfaSiSO FANCY FI.ORIDA TEL. MI 3-8421 TOMATO JUICE Kraffs Dinners 2'^27* Service Calla PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE JUICE ORANGES Dos. 39c ^ordfish -59* Day ar Night $2.95 INSTANT COFFEB HUNT’S 8EEDLEAS PINK CAUF. CANS GRAPEFRUIT For * r Dele’a 5 29c Fillets ‘*‘■"1*“ -^43*1 J FRIGIDAIRE PitIDOpplf JuiCD 4SOs.Caii F A N C Y , “ NABISCO M . - 1. '■■ ■ . 27e D BURSON’S Oaiaea MdNTOSH APPLES 3 .b. 29c FIG NEWTONS CUT . Dog Biscuffi 18e Off S-8TALK BUNCH sai 10 *1 ) -• PASCAL CELERY - 25c WofsonOil r.32c gt62e TK.CalloPk*. 2 9 c AUTOMATIC Extra Lenten Special! Bl RN’S GOLDEN S!. ^1" PINEAPPLE IRKF-G. KItebra 10 sii Queea . IOC 17 OZ. PKG. BETTY CRfK'KER Slicod Brood "Clwlc* Frtsh Nothfc Poultry — DIroct Fram Our Farms To You" ' SWEET POTATOES 3 Lb. 29c 8 Oz. Cup g WASHER Reg. 23c Ea. i V C 505 MAIN ST. "ATTHE CENnR" - TEL Ml 9-8098 FANCY W ESTERN lurry Gaucho Cooki^ n * OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 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Be in ingel.. ! seroe bin! the V SDIENCE FICTIDN THEATRE CUT-UP POULTRY MACARONI an4 CHEESE 2 rxg. 49c p h o n e M I-M 5 W COFFEE 5ALE5-5ERVICE FJUntfAY RREASTS. LEGS. WINGS. LIVERS. RACKS ond NECKS, GIZZARDS ro z. PKG. SWEET UFE Snow’s Clam Chowder 2 for 49e " ■wvia A PAM"** woniM" heavenly worn obMMi II HOME OF VALUES. COOKED SCALLOPS $5c .7HUK5. UNTIL 8 F. M. l-M l. Snow's Mlocod Clems 2 3 c QUALITY smt SERVICE a OZ. PKG. SPERRY aad BARN F-S . coffeel ic VAC. FARM FRESH GRADE T feOGS DAILY :::ux MoRdiyatiPJI, Roid M ooch I DROWN M i SERVE SAUSAOE 45e OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 F. M. CAN 2 3 e TASTE AND COMPARE . . . GUARANTEED TO SATISFY .1 976 n AIK STREET I ! incorporated . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN« THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1656 FACE THIRTEEN

day at 8:80 p.m. 'aharp at tha on the Jewtph raliglbn by Rabbi UoroUiy Storns, property on South Probe to Study Hot Fight Near Bolton Coventry * GOP Chiefs Vernon’s Grand List U.S., Britain Accord Rainbow du b for a short buainaaa Harabhel M;' Le:rine. . St. Bolton aeaalon. NrgotiaUona CnnUnue An adminiatilAtor’s deed trans­ Use of Gifts to Qn School Bias Court Fines Four Om Daaa’a Uat Auxiliary Names * The B oard-of Trusteea o f the fers the John/'Hand Tract portion Thidves Get $155 Bid to Talk tpMtaUoM gumisbed By Mias Olga Broadolo, daughtarof First Congregational Church have' of the EstaU of Joseph G. Stone O ebon B MMdIabrook, lac. .On Driving Counts Mr. and ~ Mra. Oullio Bnmdolo, Office Candidates been authorized, by a church meet­ to Frank Sfone of Bronx; N. Y. In Munson Break Swing Election Goes Up $1.4 Minion For 'Louisiana On Red Trade Cited Brandy Stt, has bean namad to the i ing to continue negoUationa os OertIflcAtea of distribution trans­ Friday, Feb. 17 Dean's List at Elmira College, started on the prqpoaed purchaaC' fer front the estate of Ruth T. Bid Aakod Bolton, I^tb. 16 (Spadal)—Four Coventry, Peb. IS iSpccIai)-/- Midnight—2 a m...... VoluBleeik Necde8 Ribicoff (Oeattaoed A M rafa lcheiter barracks.' 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. Manchester Trust ... 85 — both the majority jmd the minority House and building lots in- Loulalana would not afford the vlewi in a letter to a euperlor, tha right, was found guilty and ling as vice president. tion next week: The second tqrm, Kay’ s Kids 4-H Club, 7:30 p.m., ...... ^Bstty Fivozlnski, Helen Shepard ba called, and whether' controla The Connecticut Light and Pow­ Investigating trooper, Clifford 4 p.m.—4 p.m. leaders and of each and every creassd in value by 9137,020, and aame protection to the children In He was not asked to name them. fin a d U V Planning Oommisslon’a advisory The department election will be ends tomorrow afternoon. home Mrs. Joseph Romano; Ktsat ...... Arthur Bouffsrd, Andrew CavasZA fir* lasnraaoa Compon les . er Co. was assessed at 9503.270 Bombard, aaid today that he he­ '9 p.m.—8 p.m. . Mnuld he rantinued. Aetna F ir e ...... 69 >e 71 United States Senator." Increased in number from 3,974 V4 ita private achoola that It afforda List dasslfled ^ WiUiamavi*’bo was c h a r g e wUh group on schools tomorrow at 8 held (n the summer. congregational Church Junior ...... Richard Fowler this yaar, about, the aame as last p.m. at the school. Howpitallzed lved more than one person wois( 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... O live Ray, Grace Anderson n e committee aaya the S2 clUea, Hartford Fira 155 165 In reply to a question Gore said laat year to 4.144% this year. year’s figure. to the Children In Ita- public Williams declined to give detaUa m eding whan arrested by State Tha Auxiliary has annotmeed Mrs. Florence Rychling of Store­ choir, 4 p.m., vestry; adult choir, PoUcaman Richard Powers, was ’Those who have been requested Involved in the break. Ha sold that! 10 p.n).— Midnight ...... Anthony Zllinska* and towha where controla atill are National Fire 95 101 that he would "not anticipate any Their total aasessment value this American Dyeing Co, showed an achobis." of some of the modiflcationi\in the' plana to sat up a clothing depot house Rd. is a surgical pgUeht at 7:30 p.m.i soncttiary; Explorer represented by Attorney Pallottt to serve on the group studying entrance was gained by smashing Sky watch Post located On top of Manchester Police Station. Vol- : ; l in effect (197 communltlea have P h oenix...... 81U 86 strioua difficulty" in getting' funda year amounts to 3,014,425.y assessment gain o f 940,820 with a They predicted the National embargo list, on grounds thrit this at the American Legion Home for Windham Commiinity MeiTarial Post 45 Scouts, 8 p.m'.. Pond Hill from the Senate to finance the sub­ school needs include Lillian Van a rear door after attempt! to enter unteer* may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Mtinicipal been decontrolled) conUin 75 per U fa and Indemnity Ine. Coe. Machines and w a ter-p w er as­ total of, $303,970. 'The increase was Association for the Advancement fs clssaifled information. Robert '* of Hartford. the Public Health Nuzslng Assn, Hospital. School; Cub Pack 65, Webeloaden, cent of the atate’a population, and committee’s Investigation. sessment this year totals 91,<.48.. ■/ ■ ’Ihe arrest .grew out of a two 2iander, . Rrasell .Hilts, Raymond All clothing donated bw the com-^ through a rear window had failed. Building. Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from J-5 p.m. Aetna L i f e ...... 185 195 largely due to a major .expansion of Colored People would try to M. Pennoyer, of the Defense De­ An executor's deed flietk in the 7 p.m,' horns Thomas McGuire; or Tuesday evening from 7:30.0:30 %.m. > approximateiy 550,000 rental unite. Aetna Casualty ...... n o 120 "1 believe there will be wide­ 510, an Increase of 9104,020 over force Nef;ro cbildfen into white partment legal staff, aupported his car accident on Rt. 44A tacently Jawell, Herbert IVllaon, Vlfieent munity will be distribute by Mrs. He said the owner, Benjamin spread support for the work of this program begun by the company Krsesicki, Dr. Richard ARon, Town Cnerks office transfers prop­ dJn 2,''7 p.m, home Mra. Charles Miuroon, discovered the break I ilie committee is. headed by Conn. ■General ...... 475 503 the previous assessment. during the past year. private srooola. They lald integra­ stand. .' when Williams, drivirig east, Thomas O'Brien. subcommittee," he said. « struck a wcst;boiuid car operated 'Theresa Ronson. Alexander Plante, erty on Ripley Hill to Gertrude W. Rsisch; den-5, 7 p.m.. home Mr*. about 7:45 a.m. and after check­ President Timothy M. Collins of Hartford Steam Boll. . 88 03>z Twt> significgrit decreases in United A Ircrift CotT. property, tion would be disastroua to both Sen. McCarthy (R-Wia) aaid tht Appropriatlens Vel< England of St. Petersburg, Fla. Harvey Libby; American Legion ers from other VVatarbury indus­ .'The statement agreed to by the by Andra Bchcnker Jr.,*of Mans­ Ronald Groje and Mrk. Philip G. The Young MoMothers club iucent- ing hie Inventory eitlmsted that Bra$a Union for Charter the CPU President Mitchell Svlri- ■•Travelers ...... 77 82 value were aim noted by the as­ largely In the form of inventory types of schools. • Russians know what they are buy­ by the Connecticut ^ n k and Trust sponsored setback party, 8 p.m.. tries. doff of the d o. Secretary • subcommittee members started off sessors. They were commercial Blast Rlaa Ban Ruling field. Schenker tcMifled In the Dooley, ly voted to donate ISO ta the about 985 worth of candy had been ' PubUo Uiumes by saying; stored in a local w a r e h o u s e , ing and "there le nq reason on Cot o f the estate of W. Harry Eng- Legion Home; social, 8 . p.m., Waterbury, Feb. 16 (85—United Treasurer Joseph M. Rourke of the Conn. U ght Power .. 18',i 20 buildings, which dropped 87,080 to Meanwhile, defiant abgregation case as well as Albert D.' Glglid' Penny Auction Plains Athletic Field Imprdvent taken and another 970 worth of Disturbed by Hellish Interests dropMd slightly frorri last year's God’s EUirth why Congress and the land. Nathan Hale Community Onter; CPU and Sscretary>Treaaurer Conn. Power ...... 43 45 a total value of 91,582,440, and leaders declared that "the people who witnessed the accident which -The-penny auction to be held to­ project and the Public HeAJth imparted candy dishes. Auto Workers at the American ’’The subcommittee Is disturbed evaluation. This year it stands at American people should not know <)uit-clalm deeds filed on prop­ Sewing Bosket 4-H, 3:30 p.m., 'Trooper Bombard la contlnuirig John J. Driscoll of the CIO. Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 58 60 commercial furniture and fi;-:tures. 9190.760. of Louisiana will not integrate" to -what the Russians already know." occurred in front of hla house. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at United visiting Nursing Assn. Brass Cd.’yoted last night to ask TELEVISION by reports that selfish interests Norman C. Church of Norwich The club will have a social meet­ erty transfers recently include home Mra. Emil V, Mamet; Merry the Investigation working on ctuea In a statement, they aaidi Hartford Gas Co...... 37 40 down 924,025 for a total value of Industrial’ Sound CoT^rol’s as­ comply with a federal court’s rul­ McCarthy, 'said he-did not' blame Methodist Church will feature not thsir union’s international for a LARGEST DISPLAY IN msy have sought, or may seek, by pleaded nolo contender through ing Tuesday at 8 p.m^ in th^ those of Mabel M. Grodln and Er­ Sewers 4-H, 4 p.m., home Mrs. he said were found at the scene. “We anticipate an extremely So. New Ehigland 9409.505. sessment was nearly identical this ing ordering desegregation in pub­ either Pennoyer or Williams, and one, not two but three auctioneers. MANCHF-STER improper use of financial resources his attorney, Raymond A. John- Nathan Hale Community Center nest L. Grodin to Exchange Agen- Ethel Cargo. aeparate charter. If granted, the serious economic situatioft in the Tel, ...... 39 >4 41',4 The highest single assessment year as last. The new figure is lic schools. told Williams, "If you were In the ■The ide., 1$ strictly to add to the under their control to Interfere with ‘ son, to a charge 1of failure to drive when Mra. Adam G. Quandt will 'ies, Inc. of Hartford; EHmore A. Bald eagle neats are 'sometimes workers would have their own io. $179.95 Up state if rent controla die. Ap> Manufacturing Cominuilea was White Corbin Division, United 9151.540. State Sen. W. M. Rainach, fun• M as uissaaand s ita- m success amis practically;a/A » v AAVssas ^ « J . ------. or usurp the right o f ! the people policy making branch of the gov­ torkington to Alexander D, Lett< Mqnclieatoe Evening Herald Cov­ so enormous that other birds are cal. The vote was 1,642 to 112. The proximately 950,000 rental units Am. Hardware ...... 17',i 19 li States Envelope Co., evaluated at Other members of the Board of segregation leader in the Legisla­ Ir the established lane. He was guaranteed tvi^ I'erald Lee, Ar- Homeqound Pett«rtoB's o fthe several states to elect their ernment, it' would be much bet­ . . « m, mm, .mm, ■ a _a Ol*]nnlm/(Crippled Adults.” Arllllfit tJr\ei#mm«mmHostesses .willeartll Wmbe th|. property in Actoi-’s Colony Ea- entry oerrespondent, Mrs. t ’. L. found nesting in cavities in their workere now are memberA of the are currently under control in 92 Arrow. Hart, Heg. . , . 48 51 9543,090, showing a slight de­ Assessors who worked with Lath- ture, criticized the three-man found- guilty by JitsUCa John nold McKinney and Elirer Weden ISO CENTER ST. own Representatives and Senators, ter." McCarthy advised both men Mrs. Vv. Bryce Honeywell, Mrs. s ; Raymond H. Stearns Jr. to Little, telephone, Pngnm 8-8811. ' sides. UAW's local which included work­ dtiea and towns of the atate.vlf Ajso. Spring ...... 324 "took an oath of office to Uphold tee of the local Arthritis and Rheu­ .of the free world sale of machine ' pitaUzed following a raar end col­ Mra. Ethel Cargo, aaatsted hy Mrs. port itself accordli gly.’’ tools to Russia. He aaked Williams q hear any grtovancea of local SerioM Hooalac Shortage N. EoaUrn Steel ..... 6 7 the Conatitutlon o f the United lision in which hie car struck the property- owners against assess- Honeywell. Mrs. Alvin Goodin, The gas bill,'’ to exempt produc­ 1955 Vernon Grand List matism Foundation, Connecticut to comment on this. Williams said Mrs. Breen, Mrs. Clarence A. Brad- **Tha situation is surO' to he crit­ North and J u d d ...... 34 37 ers of natural g a k from direct States, not an oath to uphold the ■ parked car of Mra. Walter Person ts entered on *the last grand 10 Chapter, was held at the Manches­ “There Isn’t any question" that the HSra and Mrs. Anton M. Lassen. ical in Connecticut, which has so Russell, M fg...... Sli federal controls, was passed by the palpably unconstitutional decision of Brandy St. ' Hours for filing such appeals Btanley\Work (new) 54 57 No. 1054 No/ 19.55 Value 1954 Value 1955 of tne (U.S. Supreme Court) ter Hospital early this afternoon. machine tools could produce deadly In tha third case, ‘Robert C. Rummage ,Sa|e may cities and towns with a serl- Senate last week amid complaints weapons. art 8(30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Com- Terry Steam ...... 192 Dwellings ...... 2,636 2.785 Si 911.854,070* 912.804.640 Juatlcea.” Named chidrman of the mw Hetzel, of Coventry, pleaded nolo Tim Coventry Garden Club will •ua shortage o f housing, of pressure from both aides. It is McCarthy aaked whether Harold Hall. have'a qummage sails Feb. 24 front "Thousands of Connecticut fam­ Torrington ...... 25 H 27 >4 Barns ...... 2,347 9,241 691.770 701.600 In the wake of yesterday’s de- group was Dr. Edmond 2iagIio. * contendere to a charge of failure to now awaiting action ny President House and E. Stassen. President Elsenhower’s 10 a.m. -fo 4 p.m. in the Nathan ilies face the poasibiltty of eco­ U.8. Envelope com. .,115 12.5 cisibn, U.S. Diatrict Judge J. Skel- Misa Eva Johnson, assistant to the -• grant the right of way from a prl- M anch^er Evening Herald Bol Elsenhower. Building Lota ...... 3.976t4 chief disarmament adviser who H*l4 Community Center. Clothing nomic calamity if their already in­ U.S. Envelope pfd. . . . 70 75 4.164*, 2,876,505 3,014,425 ly Wright ordered New Orleans to superintendent at the hospitai, .• veto driveway. He 'was found ton eqrrtapondent, Mre. Joeeph Veeder-Root...... 521^ A special comn)ittee, set i»p un­ Commercial Bldgs. 184 188’ , , end racial segregation In ita pub­ had a role in the 1954 negotiations, may be left, with Mra. John E. adequate Income is cut into more 55i>4 der the chairmanship of Sen. 1.669.620* 1,582.640 was named secretary, and ’ThoiViaa guilty and fined 915. Hetzel was mtaHa. telephone MI 9-^^. The above quotations are not to Mills and lic schoola "with all. deliberate made a "completely false” state­ Barnsbee or Mrs. Earle W. Rose. deeply by rent boosts. We shall George (D-Ga), spent the weekend Rolla.son, who now serves as involved in an accident when he ba construed as actual markets. Manufactories ,. 19 14 825,780 963,840 speed." He wai quick to point out. ment in 1954 that the Defense De­ Proceeds will be for the club com­ Buiely see areas o f‘actual chaos, investigating whether a 12,500 treasurer of the local arthritics attempted to enter the eastbound Acres of Land ...,8,410>4 8.441 581,945 599,670 however, that this did not mean clinic, ia expected to serve as partment concurred in relaxation traffic lane from Doc’s Drive-In Mutual Life Head Quits munity service projects. where famlliea are forced into the campaign contribution rejected by Fellowship Meeting Motor Vehicles .... 4,958 5.411 3.49f,145 3.682.595 the mixing df claasea would come treasurer for the committee. of trade curbs. on Rt. 4 and struck a west-bound ptUful and tfagic necessity of bid­ Sen. Francis Case (R-SD) was de­ Machines and Williams replied he could speak The . Second Congregational ding against each other in the hope "overnight or even in a year or Mis. an "unsolicited' testimonial’’ from Lees Exemptions 1.231,824 . 1,368.455 emotional overlay, 1# not to be Board of Trade granted 61 licenses extending rent control beyond the Toung people of the Junior arid Kurts Bros. Inc., will ask per­ contributed 91,241, recelpt.s of a the (3range conveying appreciation March 91 expiration date, taken lightly.’’ covering about 96 million worth of Hi-Ltaguea of the Covenant Con­ mission to build a 95.000 addition Net Taxable.. •• 924.876.369 926.36().51S wrestling ahow'. Eleven' members of the recently completed painting He said the problem would re­ goods. o f the Community Hall which W SPAGHEni SUPPER Hopea for Plan gregational Church will enjoy a to its plant at the rear of 347 •Board of Tax Review Figures. . were present at today's meeting. quire "the utmost patience, under­ Between July 6 . and Oct. 24, eluded new shades. Grange Secre­ The Governor indicated he has Keeney St., at Monday night’s pub­ Valentine aupper tomorrow at 6 standing, generosity and forbear­ 1954. covering a period after the tary Mary F. Tedford commented AvspiCM of not lost hope, p.m. In ’'the social hall of the lic hearing of the Zoning Board trade curbs were eased. Duffy said, "Maybe a plan can be evolved ance from all of ua whatsoever.” "it certainly brightens the Mall church. A brief program and of Appeals in the Municipal Build' Alleged Red Fails Following the U.S. Supreme the Board of Trade approved 116 SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TRO ^ NO. 1 that hasn’t been thought of so Ing. and helps the spirits of all/who games will follow. Court decision in 1954 abolishing export licenses covering 931 mil­ enter.” The letter concluded/ with far,” the Governor said. lion worth of machine toola and The Governor and the Dem- Ralph R* Kurts, one of four To Give Testimony segregation ifi public schools, the News Tidbits a wish "to you and those who help St. Christ ipher’s Mothers Circle Legislature passed a series of other goods, some of it machinery. ocratlc-controlled Senate fa v o r brothers in the fl"m, said today for good luck in continuing with krill hold its next meeting tomor­ the addition is Intended to bouse laws placing segregated schools Culled from AP Wires Duffy said actual shipments the improvements and ifSefuIneas WOODRUFF HAU continued controls, contending the row night at 8 o'clock at the home (Contimied from Page One)' from Britain to Russia, as housing shortage sUll exisU and new machinery and provide more under the state’4 inherent police of the Community Hall.^ of Mra. Rosetta Bottum, 41 Falk- apace for Kurts’ crowded opera­ powers. distinguished from e:(port license Lions Club BxpMds that lifting rent ceilings w ould of the government, the. charge values, rose from 9480.000 in all of CENTER CONeRERATIONAL CHURCH nor Dr. tions One of the measures ordered Premier Joseph Smallwood says secretary Cheater / Gromulaki akyrocket levying costs. filed against the seven Connecticut 1953 to 910.567.884 in the last half The company la located in a aeparate white and Negro schools important uranium find has been reporta a large turnout of local Strongly oppwMd to extending Mrs. Victor Johnson and Albert Rudolph Haupt Hr. of 1954, with official estimates that controls Is the Republican con­ Rural\Resldence Zone and the ad- men and one New Jersey \)roman "to promote and protect public made along Labrador’s bleak Lions Monday 'night who heard Al coast. .Raging floods arid new cold the total will be bigger this yeSr. SatuNay Evealay, Fab. 18,5:30 to 7 O’clock trolled House. OOP lawmakers who are on trial. The government Rudolph Haupt Sn, 89 Birch St., health, morals, better education Unblnati, representative of Lions I CH OICE wave strike much of Europe and argue that the end of rent ceilings ■Ion ofta non-conforming use. alleges they are Communists. died la.08ed and found'lhe rumor to be ground- / Scott’s ^proposal woiitd allbw St., Business Zone HI. to .an apart­ "satisfied . that there is sufficient Clinton Talcott Bissell of Mont­ Hospital Nates of a group of about 15 Women le.ss. PINE TREE A U REEF LEAN landlords to raise rents 10 per ment with less than the required Sought by Union^ (evidence) to he submitted to the clair, N. J.,.dled at his homo yes­ w ;— — L committed to a progrrm of service Meanwhile. City Police, also in­ cent from the rent in effect Feb. 1 650 square feet. 5 • jury," terday after a short illness. The Patients Today: 161 (vherever it i . needed, celebrated The Southern New England vestigating the reports, learned pf and in six months another 10 per The Boat'd of Directors has re­ He, gave , no indication as to funeral will .be.held in Montclair ADMIT'TED YESTERDAY: their 11th '•-irthday last evening at i^elephone Co., planninif to place a a gun that liad changed hands cent Increase would be allowed. ceived a formal request from Lo­ when he would rule on whether at the Arthur K. Brown, Inc. Michael Reardon, 47 Eva Dr.; Paul the home of Mrs. W. D. Starrett. After a year the ordinance would telephone booth nearer the street three times among the men ar­ French Fries 2 p>•, Adams St. ' , School Building Committee, which • ■ f Only three members can be of the applicatlpn concerns land in a libraries at the new high school. Traumatic Shock Coventry: (Charles Karpovich, 15 - Lydatl Development Corp. to = s = : ^ = = 5 s a ** Csmbrids. same political party. - has ai;heduled a meeting for Mon­ Road Momcisir. New Jersey. Sn Rural Rc.sidence Zone. About 50 dealers and manufac- Ridgewood Rfi.; Ronald Modean, Gerhard Heinz Bartel, property on The • union’s . chief concern, ac­ day at 8 p.m. in office of the judge A special exception permuting turer.i have been' sent cop ies'of Sllffer€^^l hy Boy 481 Parker S t; Mrs. Doris Silver- Hackmatack St. of prob.atc, ' ^ ■SffJli fstber of John N. cording to the letter, .is for the limited repairing and a certificate stein. 34E Garden Dr.; Mrs. Mil­ Serrlce will be held at spcciflcation.s for the various types Jarvis Acres. Inc., to Walter J. to (levelopment.s so far. the CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN right to appeal to such a board of approval will be sought for of equipment. Inc (Home for serv. Michael Reardon Jr., 12, -of 47 dred Coleman, 73 Lydall St.; Mrs. Zinker and Jqne A. Zinker, prop­ School Building Committces,has re­ SWIFT’S PREMIUM ■|r.S. CHOICE. Claremont in the event of dismissal. Jim’s Atlahtlc Service at 45T W. Lettia Kramer, 375 Bidwell St.; Saturday afternoon at Eva Ur„ )vas discharged.from Main- erty at 4 Alice Dr. jected the installation oK hung BUTTERBALL MOUTH-WATERING WHOLE, EXTRA LEAN V p.m Center St. in Business Zone II, Thomas Sullivan, 263 Main St.; Lease 'This will be a State hearing also. chestei* Memorial M oJ^al this ceilings, provisionally agreed to Edward Crowley, 38 Hale Rd.; Ernest Vichi to Victor J. Dubal- undercoaling for exposed beams. ’ cees Conduct morning after recovcrilig froift ■Tina Falrclolh, 30 N. School St.;- TURKEYS In Memoriam Open Forum what, his doctor diagnosed As do. premises at 153 W. Middle and asked for a breakdown of the CUBESTEAKS PORK LOINS RESERVES ACT NOT IDEAL James Carey, Hartford 'Tphe., 5-7 LB. AVG. t '■ ■ ' ■ . "trafimAUc shock.” Tpke. for three years from April costs of painting portions of the .J r of our husband Dance at Armory Oklahoma City, Feb. 16 (/Pi----- Rockville; Mrs. Carmen CTharette 1 at $1,200 a year v/ith 3-year op­ teripr. wall. 55^ tath»r._ Klttredse, who The Reserve Forces Act passed "How It Feels" Michael, a seventh grade s'tudcnt paaaed away February 1(, i»M. and *eori, 78 Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. tion £or renewal. . V<’lth tho.se costs now figured last year by Congress isuiiot "the To the Editor, at Buckley School, was admitted Corinne. Southard. 46 Green Rd.; The Manchester Junior Cham­ Trade Name Certificate separately for five sections, the We bSTe lost TOr aoul'a companion, Ideal law” hut "It Is a definite Some one went through Hack­ to', the hospital yesterday morning Dennis' Lumbra, 270 Hackmatack A life linked IWth our own. ber of Cktmmerce will conduct a matack St. last night and killed after an accident to gym class. Leonards Puidnskis doing busi­ town could approve painting walls tod day by day we mlaa you more, step forward." flen. Maxwell D. St.; Alexander Kondratovicz, 82 . dance Friday at the State Armory one of my black Persian cats-with­ He had run into the gym wall ness, as the L. P. Co.'at 480 Wood­ to any or all of them. * „ , ■‘5 7 * Aa ws valk through Ufa atone. Taylor, .4nny chief of staff, said Chestnut St: Paula LaBella. 103 ‘ 37® for students of Manchester High land St. As for the Directors, they have today. "Frsnkly, «e are not ob­ out even stopping to see if he had while running a rcla.v race, and Village St., Rockville; Mrs. Nor­ Wife and children. School,; Fred Peck, chairman of taining volunteers at the„ raie. been hurl. then Had been unable to catch his Issue of Additional 'Shares' di.scua.sed the changes at one meet­ ma Ferguson and daughter, ' 25 Corbin Realty Corp~, 200 shares the affair announced today! which we/require them," he told Because of kindriesa of my neigh­ breath. ing. A group of Directors Inspected Dancing will be from 8 to 11 Newman St. at 9100 par value each. the school Sunday. On Tuesday, OPEN DAILX 9 A.M. fe 7 P.M.-^ THURSDAY oiid FRIDAY, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. a National Defense Week lunch­ bor I found him. A preliminary examination, at DISCHARGED TODAY: pjn. to the music of Lou Gagnon’s eon; 1 Maybe this aame person will lose the hospital disclosed abdominal Building Permits the Board held a special meeting ortheatra. The dance la open to Michael Reardon, 47 Eva Dr.; Mrs. For alterations and additidns to but postponed action until next an animal he loves some day and pa^ns, and hiji case' wa.s tentatively (Tarol Neumann and daughter, dwelling td Paul Phillips at 392 Tuesday. FOOD SALE All high school students "and ALGERIA PLAN BACKED then hp will know ho\V it feels. diagnosed as appendicitis. Stafford Springs; Anthony Pyka, Main St.. 9125; David Heller at 133 Sat., Feb. 16-AdO A. ML GckeU are being aold fn the of­ Paris, Feb. 14 OPi—The French Nell Packard Nodden Later, however, his family phy- "nie additional cost for hung fice ike Bchool. .72 Doane St.; Mrs. Jeannette Conway Rd., 9180. ceilings to hide exposed beams Cabinet endorsed Premier Guy 221 Hackmatack St •icisn. Dr, Joseph Massaro, said Beauregtod. 94 School St.; Mrs. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET HALE’S STORE Thlf marks the flrst time the To Clayton Fuller for Wilbur G. would be 93.805.50. Cost for tb# Mollet'a pollclee for Algeria t Throw Hiem O f Journalism Raymond lim beck, .Mrs. Ray Mental Health at AHother tragic fact, brought out Juvenile delinquept stage, a dr(.ln Away Owens. Mrs. Lawrence Scranton. by the panel chairman, was that ■‘h -M Mrs. PYank Sheldon, Mra. John on taxpaS’ers' (iocketbooks. Uni 81 III plenty of wear left (a wife,- ■ nearby she ohld condescendingly: In Cornerstone Meeting Q fPTA 10,000 people ready to be released' healthy chNdrrn make unhealthy sfaoeo when brought 4Mre (or Men (whlipered)--Sarah, put Woman—Now old la youC fam* ACBOM DOWN Smith and Mra. Arthur Wilkie Jr. ,at the .present time front mental Other events planned Include a adulu and unhealthy adulta make expert repairing, David in charge of the itore when lly. my dear? ' InatUiitlons cannet -be because of an unhealthy aoctoty," CARNIVAL IlUver in N«w 1 Donates commercial Ufa hava Informed the callad for its restoration. New York, Feb. I I (P) — The card party for men and woman, a The frightening fact iJiaL based WORK'DONE WHILE I'm Rone. Other Woman Well (with a Miaxlee I Farm a notion cornerstone box of the old Pidltzer the lack of- proper (acuities (or Mra. Marlow, a (ormer social YOU W A IT W ife—DavIdT Why not Joey? smile) I really can't say. All of local Chamber o f (Commerce of . In a newalettar to hit con* rummage aale and a food sale. on present sUUsUcs, one out of their re-absorption Ir. their home • noo-mUe SLookad Btituenta. ha said tha Baatem part building has yielded a treasure of Worker,/axplalned that algns o( He’e a nmart boy. our family records were lost in the rivor oCTraaa ariunee their need for train service on the Journalistic mementoes dating every eight children born this communities. A mental health The man nodded weakly. of the State "n ee^ and muet have m cnt^health r.re: The (act that flood. • Siberian livar 4Ssrissri\'er New Hnven Railroad's Hartford* back more than M years. Former Residents year will spend some part of hla clinic would act as guide and men­ peopjA (eel com(ortable about S A M _ _ Man—Okay, but ifive Harry the the prompt reopening by the New tor (or these people until they were ! 2 N oU o b I Umiaual to*Boaton line. . Haven” of ita Hartford*Boston The copper .- contkiner waa life In a mental, Instiiutlon, (s one UtMaelvea and can deal with altu- 8 HOE ItEPAIRINfl ftation waRon. TWo men were sharing a scat ISRaU! Fifty firma have - raturnad opened yesterday in the pressnee (ully reestablished and reinatated o r THE BETTER REND Wife" Bui. Bbnny needs it for I Wiekad through service. Will Live Abroad of the most urgent reasons for the amna capably; they can and do 14 River in queationnairoa to the Chamber in* of rity officials and representa- eatabllshmrnt of better mental In society. his family! la a train. One of them was no 7 Trenuction He said restoration of the serv­ ffly and receive love and they (eel t8 Alaple 8 t— Acrosa From Was than eighty years old. But Getnaay dicaiting that abandonment of the Uvla of the Columbia University health conditions in our country," All three panelists agreed that part o( h group, and they are able FIrat~ ■ NationalNs ■ -Parking L o f Man- All riRht- -'Rive it,to Ben* I Conductad ice ia one of two factors that are Mr, and Mrs. R. Bernard Growl nis eyes were . keen, his laugh II Shift ' I Redactor IS Venerate 37 Bird line would work a hafdstaip on "vital to the development of a Graduate School of Jbumalism, said Dr. Francis W. Helfrick last although the eatabllshmcnt o( to a^t on their problem adequately ny. But I think the house In IlSaihplc them. whtch becomes heir to the whole of Falls Church. Vs., and MYs. clinic blight be the most dramayie country should (lo to Shirlr>’ sounded young and there was vigor 14 Narrow inlet 10 Saa nymph IS Unstable sound, axpanding economy." The night St a meeting of tha High­ and to adjust to those they cannot 40 Short jadicti Mra. Martha Stevenson, exacu* collection. Crowl's mother, Mrs. Nell F. St^ land Park PTA. part of tteir work, the spreaiMg sol\'e. Y Wife Papa, you know In his every movement. The other IT Dreadful - 11 Rangas' 27 Diminutive other, he said, la the development man. about middle age, envied the II Auricle 'IN II ThtologJcal of Andrew 43 Nobleman live secretary _ of the Chamber, { of the Connecticut Turnplico as a The laid away on OcL 10, venson of this towm, who' has been - « Dr. Helfrick took part in a o ( in(ormatlon about mental Umets The meeting closed with a so­ hates the country. Give lUB—Held yenowed ragpaper edl- to Manchester people 'was iuat as lie. stranger his .vouth. 1* Vends school I I Rescue 44 Operatic solo said only one person expressed s'4-lahe llmlted*accesa thruway, all making her home with them for anel discualon on mental health cial hour iq charge o( (ourUt grade wtllingneaa lo permit the railroad I the way to Rhode Island. tiona of All New York newepapera Important. Mra. RublnowyMncluu- mothers. The old man finally lost his Middle Aged Man What is the 11 Beverage IQ Rlverk often 31 Satiated 43 Interpret somo time, sailed Friday, Feb. 10, Mrs. Jay E. Rublnow. presl- secret of your astounding vitality? SI Cubic meter 14 Dedicated 4lMalee to drop the service. Seely-Brown was Instrumental of thafl era. including a May 11, of the Mancheater Mental ed: "The more we learn .about our patience. float logs to on the American Export. Liner SS. mental attitudes, the more easily Older Man (laughing contented* 14 Man's name 30 Mimic Passenger service through Man* in organizing Eastern Connecti­ 1113. copy of the New York World Health Society, and Mra. George Man Mams, who's dymR - you I I More wicked carrying the announcement by Jo- Independence (or a 3-year stay In we will be able to ger along with ly) — I'm living on the interest I I Dropsy ' Chester, Willlmantic and Putnam cut's opposition to the railroad’s Maripw, secretary of the same or me! ■eph Pulltscr that ha had taken Iran which will Include a holi­ one another. The prmlem o( men- of a welMnvested youth! IITO rf waa interrupted when the Aug. IB proposal to abandon the passenfler day in Rome and a plane trip from organisation. That Interpret The I I Wine (ft.) fldod knocked, out a Putnam rail­ service. A t his suggestion, a meet­ charge of the _ap«r. pai Mrs. -^Rublnow lead the discus­ Wishes Of The Family Middle SRe Is when work is no also In the 18-by-12-by-10-lnch that city to Teheran. 10 AreauMi road bridge. The railroad n o w ing of all affected towns was Crowl waa recently appointed a sion by giving the alma of the so­ lonRsr play, and play Is Retting The Judge looked very severe. plans to drop the service, and has box was % rare photograph of the HALE'S to be work. ■' (preflx) called in Windham two weeks ago. career foreign service officer in ciety Which were, broadly; to JOHN By BURKE Judge—Mr. Acropoloua, your IlConriude already applied to the SUto Pub­ Town and state oinclals who at­ late, famed Ptilitzer senior; gold work for (pe conservation of men­ and stiver coins dated IMB, Pullt- (he INplomatic Corps by Prssident Hoadquartws wife says you hit her over the head 15 Seven lic Utilities Commission for per­ tended the meeting create!] the Elsenhowsr, He will assume his tal Health; to help raise the stand­ FUNERAL HOME ser family photograps; two phono­ A woman w trying to Impress with a baseball bat and threw her (Rontan) mission to abandon It as far aa Committee on Public Cpnvenlence duUea as first secretary and Cop- ards of. care for the mentally III; graphic cylindere, a graphphone FOR 1 1 :1.. Ml S-flflflS her friends a| a paVty one, after* down a flight of stairs. What have SSPUlage the Massachusetts State line. and Necesaity. ' sul of the United States Embassy to gather and disseminate Infor­ Ip your : noon. you got to say for yoirrself? T o fight this move. Eastern The committee, which ntet. for cylinder, and an IfllB world alma­ mation concerning mental health; 87 EAST CENTER 8T. / IS Oiri't name nac. in Teheran.'- He has been in gov­ ■L 'Woman y» RB* RiPiiifc Consequently, the Chamber's mittee at the PUC hearing on the Plan' Card Party c/o R .' Bernard Crowl. American enlarged upon by/Mrs. Marlow 9 FEW POLE WITH gpnv 84 Makes questionnaire sought information railroad's request- to drop the serv­ THp CAPITOL CITY •nEHTS.' " Cl«e, our bMMt Itound. th«r* «n th* fleow— niaUkaa Embassy, APO 205, New York, when she said tM t In a survey W«ilMn Mid AV I VAULTS-' on the amoimt of freight and Tail- ice. A hearing has not yet been At Country Club N. Y. ■ ’ conducted two yekrs 0^0 in the ele­ ^ Htnry trahiMl h*r hlmMlf!" way express 'shipped and received scheduled. mentary schools of Manchester, OriMT AppIkNidM on the line, as well as on the, num­ Gaucher's Interest In the con­ . The first public event of the new w ater Is so scarce on Mara that 500 children were found .to be In ber of passenger trips made to and troversy stems from his connection year to be held at the Mancheater Its white polar caps are thought real need o.'Mychiatrlc help. Mrs. with .Ralph Crossthwatte, IVlnd- ARfHUR DRUG STORE PRISCILLA’S POP That’s Our Girl BY AL VERMEER from Boston via Putnam. County Club will be a dessert card by-«atronomers to be hoarfrost Marlow alsy^ noted-that, although MS M A IN STREET h m H A U COM , Among the points brought out ham first selectman, who la chair­ party on Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. only: a few inches thick. there is gh item In our school Apply At Tim - niQUESS WHATP by the queationnalre is that the man of the apeclal committee. Reservations, which cipse WONT HAVE • , present, freight service'is unsatis­ Watkins ...sajd..It. -was , not clear WediMsday, may bo made wUh H cntH M ^ F m I O W im TO TAKE A BATH, factory. A ll freight shipped Into whether Gaucher would be paid. Mrs. Ray Owens. 69 Tanher St., The committee, whtch was created Manchester, from the north has to or Mrs. R. P. Lambeck,-21 - Bruoo^ m . 'Thht AdT, sponsored' By" g.o .flrst. to.J5.ew Jfsv.en,'.,Then JL la, at a meeting of representatives Rd.___ '...... rerouted north to Manchepter. o f the 'affected towns, Is empow­ t^airman of - the ways and MANCHES'TER i After checking through'the re­ ered to recommend hiring legal means committee, sponsoring the counsel or other, e;(perts. MOTOR 9ALI5S turns, Mrs.' Stevenson said. "Tt affair, U Mrs. Gustaf ElcholtZer, "Your OMsmoblle b eiler" looks like there is a feeling that Members of her committee are MANCHESTER ftll West Center Btre«3. abandonment of the line would be Squirrel Cult Electricity Mra. Allen Ayers. Mips Hazel Bar­ a har^ip.” She also said that ger, Mrs. Theodore Bantly, Mrs. freight shipments would probably Waterbury; Feb. 16 UP) 1— A be Increased "If the service were squirrel yesterday killed htmseK Improved.’! PUBLIC MARKET V • when he scampered Into a substa­ Galls for Kestoration H M O M A M maM •mot IM M «• wt Ni'«i _ ^ tion of the CoAnectIcut Light A Ask Yonr Doctor Meanwhile, Congressman Hor­ Power Co. Power was cut off (or 803-805 MAIN STREET ace Seely-Prown of the Second hslf an' hour in 3.000 homes in ALLEY OOP V' Connecticut District, who is back­ Waterbury. Prospect, Cheshire «nd To PhoRo Us Whose Side? BY V. T. HAMLIN ing Eastern Connecticut's flght for Wolcott. W t^ -'S N O COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO WONOCR THiS \S HOP HERE EVERY DAY am OUESS you' COTTON GETS c a l le d THE MADCAPS A i N t H E A R D TW O F R E E A TOUGH t h e r u m o r throws, WITH TH AT t h e y TOWM BET E V E R V - THINOTHEY ( O tcU k * WATCH YOUR SAVINGS GROW O W N O N ' THEMSELVES Yovr Next WINKS SLiOUDByAuNS TO W IN B Y R E T H A N . ROASTING CHICKENS I P O IN T S .f ’’''eoN tsD av 'TTiese are sure beautiful chickens,” a customer told PrsseriptioR W f ilid K f e s u^ fm clean—that’s wjiat we appreciate.’’ .V?e do all the trm m m ft »s«i preparing; they are really ready to cook- And they taste so good! U lim n 's • Lean Ahmrt 1 CUT FROM HEAVY CORN-FED SIYSER BEEF S W itT PREMI1TM lYNNBROOKi Fresh Pork ■iBiioie wMiKir DS.»ai Pi '•LOCK.'STYLE I C)TV...VOB>E. iiswu IN THI3 yaoDwet DREAH..T>V BMCAD(JilOlOinD’. LALSW IMH PlMI « MIT lY 4H o Our Own Make DOOW-TO-OPOR. SORRY, SOYS. r,r(A»s oto tMXJdJ. H S Iffmor, TMiSSBAU. '•'armed dUAflP. I MUSTHAVI SnuUI Link STEAKS OUT TO ANY ntZK SOT LOST. Hausage Lb. DOOTflOr, CHURCH QOUJ, CELLAR 'K' 59c BONELEN8 VimRR)L7 SfRD-OF-A-aUM. o Freshly Made Lamb Birds Sye frozen Food Sale CHUCK ROAST a iF F Patties Wrapped. WILL CONTINUE THIS WEEK! r M ARY SAYS - "A Real ,Lamb S^le! In Bacon Lb. SScLb. 64 \ \ SfH : E lt^ a FoniDy Sonctf emd RoS«d Roost or Chops "Cut to Ordor. We are aorry' that some Of the specials we advertised' were sold rtoof V- toT 2 , 3 9 o Swedish out early last Haturday inamlng. -, ' H A I F * ^ . V-f- Itorv 89 c . JMINELfcSS BEET O A L -^ OVEN ROAST .. WHItXIIS IN TMIV«OBUCr *TRY:OUR SUGAR-CURED 4 Ok MO«E OID i 'I S f e L b . I CORNED SEEF ^ A rm anothr, t h m u is OID LOG ^ olOUO# i i ------lAWYlR TD A UMPIMfl. r i r." LAMB— - -. FARM FRESH inAIO Ht BOUHBON o Lean Boneless JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN AH Roof Cut From Hoovy Wottdni Mor Chuck Corned 6YEASSOLD Bcc( I ,Lh. POULTRY 16 STH « TOP 8IRIXHN 55c HOWOCflOU FINE/ flMAT ' WRY, MINK OF COMX, BUT, LI6A, I SWEETIE, I DAEAMT MiCKEY Zero Hour! BY LANK LEONARD MISSISSiPfl MOOF iOT W.' LK? IT? aLLY,/..J.;.AH...HAO IT HIW EN'T QOT ILA9T NkWT THAT , o Fancy Boneless e Native Fowl CHWfeeo TO >ou THAT KINO OF >OUR RICH UNCLE B. r .. Brisket Corned ForTTrieassee Lh 3 5 c STEWART «f THE wwr. MONE'------60IN& *(0 MAKE A IHOPEmiLPOESN/r NESWouiirr.TaM! T-TNEiMOSIC Beef Lb. Pkgfl.‘i H6W,H0W,U)LU-D0Nt»l ROAST BACON Pkgii. 6 9 e o C'aponelies Drawn LITTLE DONATION GETM(JPn.EPUP NENASREICABMG HAS SHOPPED, K NERVOUS! IM WAITIN' ,,BOnUO IN tOND VERY SOON NOW.. e Lm i ) Tasty Weight, Beady For yBeURION WNIIKIY M -NHENHEINTROMCES DGKTiK^GOIIIG PML! AGNT TOP ROUND '' ■„ The Oyen FORTHEMTOGIVEME Rib Corned Beef Lb. . Lb, 100 * . 3T|| 1-LB. A ' l C ■» WO SUPPOSED A ROLL ON THE DRUMS? I . f k p o F (St 3.99 10 60 OUT? CELLO e Bone-In Chuck e Frying Chlekena STEAK Corned Beef ■, . Lb-.' Cut Up, Rewly DlinillO IN WNtOCICY For Pan Each ■ r o Chiekeim A REAL MONEY SAVER // Wings Wines o Necks and Barks For ,Soup Stock ;Lb. PkgS. < COAST TO COAST CHUCK ftOAST 3 3 j CAUFO»NIA -SWflt I^NtS Lb. Pkg, FRESHLY GROUND roiT, SHiRiv, iiuscAm ’J l I f t i FEIESH GROUND . - LAND O'LAKES CAPTAIN EASY o,69'Z’U3,it2J9 Busy, Busy! LESLIE TURNEIR FRECRLES AND HIS'FRIENDS Con Man HAMBURG .BY.MERRILL C. BLOSSER Fresh caught smelts, WBU.tHEYflOTN TWEATBN H A N B O R O 3 “ ’ ’ ^ 9 9 « Makes A -Nice Meat f-oaf' • - O O d M O T iW r m we must prove 1 A ik M IN E BUTTER to $UE_.a AIM WAT PART OF .WOT DID rr! RUT Meay dPOOL oftndm onmttf fresh fillet of haddock, CHARLES ILFRANC . NOVflMBSR DELNSRIBD fHOViS IW E WAY MfO«TWE IT lACK TO THE COnON FCLP>1 CHUM.VpUIE FACE. TfeiLS MC r a s a _V4HA.T SHDRT or SIRI-OIN if... fresh end, whole haddock ------M o r iJ A F f y W tTM -t h a n k s HAVE THE FACTO WMBU1KE? BOMS. PTffkrsnt ,.b’ 3 9 ' l L ' 7 5 ' WINES ntOM AKRON TOmORKDwI mSJa t. *W .DU MAveMA'----- foil LUMCH** SK 3 H T . , to bake, sword" fish sm sii tastes . ^ 5 9 * •OTTIEO IN CAIiFOANIA . SO 1 HAVE AM ©eXT ^ UNSeiN.' MAKl. FEorie STEAKS "7 1 ® steaks, halibut steqk, fil­ MIXED FRUIT FRESHLY GROUND eutr FORI, TAWNY-PORT^ POKMe.f let of sole', fillet of perch, on ull new produt? !op'. in quolit/l MUKATIl, ClUk DRV SHMRV,' BUMBLE BEE SCOTKIN small stewing oysters, C H U C K |E|F CREAM tHtRRT NABISCO COHOE STYLE smoked finnan haddie, A KUOONAAAKER StllCTlON I SALMON NAPKINS sailed salmpn. Pkgs. 3 5 c Pkk. Lbfl. ROT 1.15 RITZ B ox 33c VINO ROBUSTA • NATHAN HALE COFFEE .. . • • a • • a a • • a a a. a 'a . m Oz. Can BoxeM a a a a a- a Lb. 89c J 39c 3 25c BAKER’S • SUNSHINE KRISPY SALTINES A tIOHI RED TABLe-WINC 1 aaaaaWati Lb. 27e ^ ^ U. S. NO. • 5 LBS. PILLSBURY BEST FLOUR . aaaaadaaara a a 4 a... S3c SAUON U 5 VitVll »wa««anw».*»-Tj«.a.».ua.wiaK. a*w PURE MORTY MEEKLE ^JNaitow Escape GRADE B POTATOES » I*illHburyJ*ie Cruttl Mis Special! BY DICK CAVAOLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Checkup BY WILSON SCRUGGS VANILLA 2 oz. Bat. Buy 1 Pkg. at Reg. Price and (iBt 2 Pkg«. At Price. MANY OTHER POPULAR MANDS. 1 MAIIT UdiVE TOU EMPlOfEES WITH OTHEK RUMS BAf MARTHA,I BMNMf NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT: AVAIlAllt AT AtP Stow . - THEY ALL d£T RAISES... <306TOP I'M S U l l NOT SURE / BOOAM.VW i BUTNOTSO-SOCAL.r.. A RAISE, MEEKLE, BUT IF X HEAR ABOUT rr ANP t l « V SNflL FOB 00 (T WILL OET abound AND UVINddOeSUR INFUnONSETS HOW, BUTX JUST NAD A FVW ACWS AND FAMB, B 3«n B OPEN DAILY UNTIL S P.M. ASK AlOUT OUR UNIQUE ’I DEMAND RAISES/ LABOR W,THEN M m /T H E BALLOON .TURNEDOOWN A RAISE Mbuf llLHAVElDtfivE THOUSLES RUN ROT/ THB HOfFITAL to check i THURS. aiid FRI. UNTIL 9 f.M. DELIVERY SERVICE Finest "Branded" Quality Citrus Fruits Direct From Florida EvErvflocvoNe/ »JRS15..MtW 4^0ABR A6-AIN/ AND SAVED THE w h o l e O V ft TDMOBSOW. ^ t r U c p B / tOCMBIlTB/ NO WORK/ BREADLINES/ COUNTRY ( R t » “ FLORIGOLD” INDIAN RIVER SEEDLES.S 118 ECONOMIC m m daaa “FLORIGOLD” INDIAN RIVER LARGE TEMPLE ‘i s PISASTER/ GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 29* ORANGES Doz.59 EAST CENTER 141 (•a SIZE) (TR E E R1PE.NED) ST R E ET M A R Y ’S “NEVINS" INDIAN RIVER LARGE JUICE "MANCHESTER'S MARKET OF .QUALITY" MANCHESTER

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V ■' tLANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHiyTER. CON^.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1966 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, 1966 THE Small Crowd W atches Syracuse Humble Green Manor 85-70 Herald Angle 17th, W in Third Straight Crown • t EARL W. YOST Boyd Gets Split Verdict i Si. Francis on Spree^ Superior He^ht Factor ’'•gMfs JMItwr et New High School' PAGE ONS p a BPOars PAGBfYAmsrican PrsM InstUuU Msnag' "What aalls mora aswapapsra, ing Editors'— Semindr at'Columbia Over Lausse in Brawl Cop No. 18 in a Row In Artnory Exhibition tha front rnc* of tbs sporU ark for Team Effort pagaT" Thla question waa aaksd Univeraity, Vhere the quaetion by Jimmy Jamail at ths recent Aq- came up. I'm convinced that we Chicago, Feb. IS UP)—In a brawl that had thk aspacta of Just New York, Feb. U (Jf) — Ii St.'ftionaUy, took the pndleputcd At- By PAT BOLDUC aoclated Pram Edljors' Convention must do more with sport, not Just about avafythlng—wroatUng, football and hull SghtlBt—hmg-raach- MancKeater High’s undefeated riflemen best Bristol High’s Francie of Brooklyn really one of lantic Coast Conference lead by A very disappointing crowd waa at the Broadmoor Lotel. in Colo­ ing Bobby Boyd won a apUt 10-round dadalen ever rutead Eduardo more sports, biit with background Lauaao last night. gunners hi Bristol yesterday, 9U-868. And in the process the neglected gUhta of c o lle g e defeating Wake. Forest ’ 77-73 as on hand at the Armory laat night rado Springe. Oolo. The edmmenta, Added the I7th stndght victory to their-win strcAk, CAptured L«n Rosenbluth counted 38 points; aa the Syracuse Nationals, defend­ which appeared in a radent issue and glammour of sports' Boyd, ataggarad aavaral times by tha AigfmUna's Vletoua left buketballT Or are the Terriera, And St. Louis, making it S-for-8 on ing National Basketball Aaan. of Sports niuatrated, provid inter- hooka, pulled w hla edge with a hatpoonlag left Jab and h ^ work. tho CCIL title for the third straight year, and set a new school r rated No. 13 In this week’a Aa- the road this season, gained a champions, and the Green Manor eating reading, aapeclally to this Dan Albrecht, J(ilet, III. Herald- In fact, CfiarUa Johnston, manager nt thsi ^ y ear-o ld r record for team score in the difficult standing position. apciated Preaa poll, aimply pulling share of the Missouri ViUley lead Proa hooked up in an exciting and Heralderaitr Angler. ‘ News: "On the day-to-day opera­ inferred after the nationally taleviaad serap in Chicago Stadlbrn that ------The' IndlaiiB’..flna------a fait one by knocking off a few with Houston by smacking Brad­ well-played exhlbhlon. After ahoot- tion espectany in larger cities, the Boyd uaed hia head so wall he butted open aa angry gnah Mtwo onfdlstancsd Bristol’s good "big namea" which are Juat a ley 73-62. Ing into ain eight-point lead in tha N. Dwight Allison, San Antonio front page sells, more. But over the Eduardo’s eyes in tba third round, y ---- m i, ^ score, even though Bristol fired Ita ahell of what they uaed to be ? The toughest game of the night BESTAl'SAHT LBAOt'K closing minutes of the opening lig h t: "The apdrts page. What long pull, a good aporta section 'An eight-ounce glove couldn't AutomeaSnap best score of ths year and tha bast VUIa Lm Im 111 will do more to build circulation have opened a cut in a place like The Terriera barged paat an was played at Fort Worth where X aalunto 118 99 137 quarter the more experienced Nata hava wa got without home racing schoolboy aeoco fired againat tha incidentlal Brookiyh Oolldge M-74 Southern Methodist, rated 12th In a a d o ...... 100 — - throughout the year,'and football than any other part of the papqr. that," aaid Jolmston, who alao Rockville T o^ Indians this season ...... 106 103 138 { were never headed aKhcr ich the concadsd that it could hava been lait night — giving them. 192 the nation, showed championship P. Correntl I Pros pressed throughout the. 46 In season? Nothing. Sure, some Some of the most vivid writing to Losing Streak Manchester placod four men over pointa within 24 houri --> and form in overcoming Texas Chris- Boll^ JInakI ' ...... 106 106 108 be found anywhere Is being done accidental. "It waa a butt. And the K earea ...... IM 117 131 minutes of action, while posting an people are interested in general by today’s sportswritcra." jnrring'affact from it hold my boy ISO, with BUI Handler's fifth place atretched. their unbeaten atiing to tion’s surprise possession tacUcs BrosewtU ...... — 91 91 Impressive 85-70 triumph. S-.9 er- news, but they'll glance at the Foe in Finale seoih only one point below tha 18 nmet. That ranka NIT-bound back enou^ for two rounds to af­ 26-22 to bolster its Southwest Con­ T otala ...... 565 506 570 1641 lor height ahd pretty play patterna front page and the! turn to the fect the outcome." charmed circle. Oo-Osptata Bob Bt Francla with Ban Franciico aa ference lead. TCU, 1-9 in the ' . M lller'a (11 by the NBA kingplrs, currently aporta pages.” Paul Swennson, Minneapolis Flashing one Of, «lr beat team North End Package Mllltr'a powerful 186 led tha pa­ the only major unbeaten teanu in PonUIlo ...... 101 133 111 335 Tribune; “The sports page docs Bleedlag rigblcr efforts Blttca ‘ Walnut Grill ... league, used 25 or more passes be­ C laughaey ...... 99 — 100 199 battling to mal.e thc.playoffa thla ths/Brat of the ytar rade, but was closely followed by ,.r Lausse, third ranking mlddle- the nation. fore each shot and led at the half H iUntkl ...... IM 113 96 313 winter, proved too great for the Michael Ogden, Providence Jour­ not sell more newspapers than the Rockville Yellow Jackets Man. Wsllpeper Alan Ferris’ 188 and Didk 1hor> There were those who were 12- 11. ^ 1 ...... 91 144 103 337 host Pros to overcome. nal and Bulletin; "The front page. page one. Nor will It until sports weight who !nd been, undefeated trounced WUaon High P ag an t's...... sell's 184. fitaady Tom Baaeler, ready to rank the Terriers right SMU, which had been -averaging P iB ella ...... 113 106 u n 338 If a newspaperman had to make pages attract women rcadera in ii. S2 starts and scored 49 knock­ last night Mldffietown 66-60. Wmte Qlasb .... D esim one ...... — 103 — 103 Although Kenny Goodwrin, Mo« outs in 61 vtttorlea, waa a blaed- whoaa acorea can ba pradlctad ac* behind top-rated Sap Francisco— 87 points a game, came-back to \ a choice, he'd take the front page large numbers. Some sports F(nir pi aysra scored In double Msni Auto Parts 'CuratalF tn advanca of a match, nuralng a record major college Tcil^ ...... 607 587 619 1813 Mahoney and Art Quimhy dla- promotions hsvs succeeded in at- ing harassed fighter thereafter. flgufea - ^ t h Lpln^ 31 to set the 'pace. Don H is longest losing streak „ _ . Bsiua Lake Hs.se (9) boards, the trio aimply could not timea only to have thf 22-year-oid gtva ManeheMar Ita fourth after watching Bt. Francis wallop before going Into a sUll of its M gjrlCk ...... 98 111 111 son for publishing a paper. In the sports pages hgve acquired the Beerworth collected 16,-. Wayne Manhattan, a so-so contender for 330 overcome the oembined rebounding ^chnique of attracting theiii.” Chicago Negro swarm back in ir-echmid 11 and ' Ronpit Bsaaoh eama to an end laat Oo-Captaln Jon Harriaon own with almost 12 minutes re­ SoM skl \ ...... 94 — 99 193 strength of the Nats' giant Johnny long run, we wouldn't sell more fired, what la normally eonsldand a post-season berth, 98-75, Tues­ maining in the game. P o rterfield ...... 133 loa — 336 newspapera with sporU on the savage rallies. Bobby, eighth IS 10. Great rebounding work at BUeMsy School when Manci day night. K en d ra ^ 89 —^ 110 199 kerr, rookie tOd CTor.lon. Oo-Cap- Alan Hathaway. Newaday: "It’a ranked contender, earned hia ninth Oroue and Ddve Lelbengulh ter Auto Parts upendfd WhRs a good score, 178; with ths IMlaiui St. Joseph's, warming up for the MacLachlan .115 106 132 343 tain Dolph Schayes and the veter- front page." „ martts they do. And some New York observers, St. Francis test, defeated Frank­ K achiMn ...... — n o 98 208 a mistake to relegate top aporta to straight triumph and now haa a helped turn the game into a rout. Glass 88-80 for thslr first win ik Pohl - — .an Red Rocha. But the night’s . Harrison’s effort faUed to quiUify. maybe a little eager to end the lin A Marshall 77-61 for a 15-4 88 88 J. Edward Murray, Los Angeles tha b4u:k pages: They’re news. The Rookvllle led at the half 24-37. 16 tilss. Manchester Wallpaper^ famine of qtandout local players scoring honors went to the. Pros’ sport fan’s ability to recall a spec­ Bhot at the middleweight crown. The win closed the seaaon for \^^oj**wprtso^a^80 waa BrlsM’a record, Hofstre, another possible Totals ...... 519 518 540 1577 brilliant Bobby Knight who once Mirror-News: "Sports pages have moved Into a lie for second place and teams, were even comparing tournament entry, defeated West WalM.I Grill (41 more popular appeal, certainly, tacular play on*rV Is insufficient Each weighed 160 pounds. Coach Johnny Canavart’e toeasn. la the Rec, SSiUor League when cause. the Terriers’ 6-7 Al Inniss favor­ S. P aganI ...... 84 103 104 291 again proved that he can perform to satisfy his needs. The viewing Judga S^ke McAdams scored Rockville won 10 of 20 games and ably with the Dons' All-America, Chester (Pa) 68-42. along with the beat the big , among men, and women reader­ will now alt back and await tha Walhut Grill could muster no more ra In two Ivy League games. . Claughsey ...... 108 130 94 323 ship of sports ii Improving. Sports of a top play etlmulatea hit detire for Boyd M-98 under IlUnola’ 10- than three men and was forced to ^ * h if Naneheatsr shouM loae .^11 Russell. J te e n e v ...... 99 130 85 .104 leaguers have to offer. The talent­ to see the photographs and to rtad point maximum per round. Ju()ge Claa^ B Tournament draw. The league match with Grass 87 Rebounds Princeton, the hmnerup, hit 72 per V lw le n ...... 107 101 139 337 ed Hartford Negro, aside ^rom pages kcll more newspapera to the taam has an outside chance of forfeit Us game. cent of its first half shots and wal­ m i^ e la ...... 1131 98 134 353 average man except when front the description in a newapaper or John Bray voted for Boyd M-Vl. ,Ths Automsn finally got thslr Wndham. JBiieh 1, Om I Inniss, only a sophomore and a thrilling the fans wi.h his olever magaaine.” Referee Frank Bikora fAvored gaining a'^oat-season berth. Campanellk Shows His Hand crow* would 1^ be Maneheoter’s; \ kid who didn't get interested in loped Harvard 93-46 while Yale T o l ) ^ ^ \ ...... ~M9 '542 1 « 16OT all-around ball handling; ahd drib­ page news la hot. I'd compare the Summary; team on ths winning road and ba- crushed Penn 96-72 as sophomore front page to the heart and the Lausse The Aaa(;^ted BrtMklyn Dodger cstchs Roy CampsneUa oxhlblta his left hand Tora tha surprised White'Guisa five chance ta conceded the wash ^ the game until his senior year of . Bay's (4) \ bling, caged 18 points in a loaing How does Tom Ferguson, man­ Preaa cara had Boyd in front96-0S. •Mkirllls (SII In Supremo Court, Haw Toi ; Feb. 18, at ths end of tssUnvmy In Thread Qty tsaa, however. high school (Brooklyn Tech), took Johnny Lee scored 31 for the Ells...... n o 100 102 sports pages to the lungs." could get started. Auto Parts had Ball Goes to His Head John RivOM ...... 94 — 93 cause. But like Syracuse's George aging editor of The Herald and co- IiHhe fourth round, Lauaae eon- P tan k , f ...... a the trial in ivhtch he Is restsi Ing 18,800 suit brought by Dr. Bamuol built up a . comfortable lead. On Vaatore at JC aM the raves in stride against Brook­ Oulhrle ...... 133 91 - King remarked after the game, publtaher feel on the queation? nerted with a good right. It looked ReOiklewIcx, f ...... 7 Shenkman, who performed opsmUon to restore its ussnilnsss. Cam- lyn College and came down with Jot- Hlvosa^,...... 118 146 102 Palmer Hoy:, Denver Pos'. OrnusQmua c ...... a several oecaakma the loeers drew An outatandxUngng xtiatuni of the Bob Wayman, Southport. Ind., High School player, haa hla head E. PsganI ..V...... 94 — 133 "I am really surprised that Knight Tt a hard to say. We run more “Front page. That’a the page aa if Boyd caught it off balance. L«ib*nguth. c ...... I panella's family physician tesUftqa he told ths catcher ths operation abreast only to havo tho Partsmen match was Ferris’ rod-hot stand- blociked from view by the ball during a acramble againat rival Mar> 87 rebounds, a Terrier r e c o r d , Acelo ...... — loj 99 did not stick with New- York last that'a seen. Sport pages are im­ KupcrtchmM. t ...... !,.. b would cost between $8,000 and \|10,000. CampansUa dsnlad this. sports news than most papers and He went down and the referee Beerrorth. step on tho gas and pull away 2J5, •<)• Hwreea’a •» and tlnavUle. Billy Edwarda (54) of Martlnivllle covers .him. while scoring 17 points. Captain SnIU ...... — 96 — year. He’s a terrific player but the thr ■• .- portant factors in a good news­ started counting after Bobby had n (AP Wlrephoto). > \ , w ^ a AT troMwd cIoim hahhui. Mannlx, a 6-1 senior, was tops M iy e g ® NBA is a tough nut to crack. Un­ liua consider-, sports to be more paper. Page ana preaenta the ma­ again. Tha ha)f ended with ths vlo f, T oU ls ...... 547 535 529 i«n Important. In my recent travels bounced to hie feet.-It went as a Totals^ n M ton holding a 81-27 lead. and baefad up tliktile li a t a K with 29 points. O a^a (6) less you are able, to get a big jor newt to tha public. It is the knockdown, although Boyd later WU4m (M> kpaUloa total to 482, a t h m p ^ t ...The. Terriers,. whose, only "name'' Votsolo . . 103 .100 91 394 break along the way iVa quite, dlf*' • tbjough , the, „cou|itry... J ’.v^, seen moat important-page." ..... r Pit. Tils two. rivala batUad on avan J . Zwick newspapers that (iquld improve tnillstdd'it was a slip. ' ' ...... Parmetee. f ...... -...i.. I n tsnna in the third ouarter,. sisch ■ victims have been Bt. John's Beton ficult -to ih4Uce- the -grade. -TSlere - 1'have lUwaya feitthat Manchea- Doq Pateminde.; f , N irP i% dietic^ Hall and Manhattan, have three ■Dieu' ; ; :v their cireulalibnthrough sports. Staggered la Beveath' •Jff^jJJPotetKhtdrefinal frame >»Bt PooemSw near Y LRAIll'R /UidrrsoD . MS are quite a few playera around the Sports are as much a part of our ter has been fortunate in having The bleeding Laoase was atag- tha m n - v t tk$ todbrna* SBUdOa regular season games left—^against M aa c h ea lrr M aU r* (S) fxiw Man ...... \9 1 M 278 country who belong in the league publiahera like the lata Thomas garad in the aeventb from a steam­ Whits Glass tried desperat^ Jo tourney hopeful Bt. Joseph's (Pa.) M aizoll ...... »0 103 94 387 but they simply didn't get the life as politics apd business.” Ferguson, the late Ronald Fergu­ gat a rally atartsd but had no luck and Johnson ...... 1.38 in i 3S3 ToUlo 536 4!^ 480 1501 ing right and Boyd, wrestler- wim tta shots and tho Automsn ilMdler'a aimUar aeora w a n ' tha In Basket'Making Race Baturday and Iona and Siena next S sstrla ...... 137 n o .341 necessary breaks.” son add the current co-publiahera. fashion, threw him to tha floor. In 2 ^ i » . a ...... Pitching Big Prohlem other mariian In the reoecd. week. NnwIrkI ...... 103 134 340 , Used Platoon System Robert Shand, New York NeWs: Tom and Walter Iferguson. All Wilton, a ...... thslr victory fBmlns. ^ehn While St. Francis was rolling KovIn ...... 109 104 310 MIXRD Ddl'BLRS < *T assume you mean men readers. the ninth Lauaee again waa rocked Brigner, g ...... i Morianoa paced ths winners with Next, match tor tha loeal -■«*- <•> Reser/e Rs'I Lloyd led the Nats’ four men have felt that a aporta and, like making a tackle' In foot­ rodi wUI be the n tu rn -----^ last night, second-ranked Dayton, T otals ...... IM4 533 1650 E. HRdlunrl . . . . . 74 74 74 333 scoring with 14 tallies while play­ The first question is; What's on page waa a must. In the paat‘ TMsIa IT 14 iO M points, however, Joe H an waa New York, Feb. 16 (/Pi—^WhenAStopped William A Mary's Chet also headed for the NIT, made It Rrna'a Taverh J. Hodlund ...... 88 95 90 m page one? It's page one that the ball, clung to Boyd’s mtdaection •core 'at 'hiif i k t i 'Koc'kvlUf. For Brooklyn Podgers high m----- “ IlMakls alaiab 06 A A ^llAteeaaml# «a*461a 80 J. M artin ing only half the game since Coach decade. The Herald sports page . man for the evening with 28 Illinois abut off Ohio State's Robin Oiermak with 12, pointa. 19-1 by shaking Memphis State's ...... 113 98 328 T oU ls reader sees on the nesstand, ao and pushed him across ths ring. markers. Freeman with only 12 points last Freen^an waan'in’t beiCw 20 pointa Salvatoro ...... : . . . 130 89 .338 . . . 1 6 3 169 164 4Dick Farley veys of men readers that show 955 Aside from theae antics, Boyd I aeormg leader had bebn shown three field goals since hia Junior ahd the Co-Captain Paul Seymour paper shortage aa many as 16-18 proved himself a classy, seasoned Blirooklyii Manager Spooner. I X S T i ' f Millar day after accepting an NIT berth, Totals 586 540 ' 524 1852 T oU ls 186 307 189 preferrijtg pegs one, 905 for columns were devoted daily to lo­ Oxford, Ohio, Feb. 18 UPi—l hava Johnny Podrek, wUl,be hard to * ...... • such disdain in major college bas­ year aa a prep. ,— . righted itself with an 84-74 vic­ Big J^nny Kerr, Byracugd Nationals' 6-9 center and former All- hooped a dozen points for the vic­ aport4” campaigner and one of tha best Manor Five Wins dreV Fanis ketball. Americap; from Illinois, shows one of the big reasons why his team­ (I) tors.' For the Pros, the popular cal, state and national aporta. Man- mtddlaweights around. been asked by the Asaociatad Press replace, but Ken\ Lehman, Sandy Joe Holup of George Washing­ tory over Kentucky Wesleyan. ('grrrati's lasaraarr rebound­ cheater's.«year round tporting ac- His manager, Bemie GUckman. Koufax, Don Besaant and Roger What’s, more, the unfrocking ton, the runnerup i. field goal ac­ Louisville (20-2), Uie only club to Farr .., 113 116 I P 361 J. Simmons ...... — 107 98 Harvey Patton, Detroit News: tivltica would not enjoy the auc- Pet. and .nlats tho stnngth and weak- Craig are young pitchers with giwl ...... fi) fil ito was perp^ated before a national curacy last season, is closing in on Rarknn night gt the Armory. The smooth-working pivot goes high into the er, chopped in with 16 points, 12 "Ws couldn't get out a good paper ■aid that he was promiaad by the McBride’s .1000 TMsIs 74 15 Handler...... gg gg jyg beat Dayton, stages -a' rematch 102 117 life 328 T o ad s cesa that they do if 'The Herald ness on the Brooklyn Dodgers, potential and toouldXdo Uis Job. JUTMto Qiaos 41^1 televiaion audience aa Paul Jud- the current title at .644. He also with the Flyers tomorrow night. Ac-lo . 131 130 114 345 air ttf tap in an easy twin-pointer. Others in the photo, are the 306 334 439 in the final quarter, and Mahoney without the sports page. S ^ rts International Boxing Club a tltla Green Manor .760 / CorrMUt 133 117 101 350 ProA’^ Fred Congleton (11), Moe Mahoney (10), Kenny Goodwin (6) (I) and rugged F.ddie Grindall scored management didn't take the inter­ among other things. I would like Randy Jackson traom wo ac­ son and Bill Ridley of the yunl leads in rebounds with a .258 re­ Bill Uhl, Dayton's 7-foot center, B. Phillips . 83 93 99 are Just ea much news aa anything ■hot in June. Thla, however, waa Cheney Tech .274 ^b srtso a' • a a s a s • and the Nats' veteran Red Rocha (16). b W. Phillips 14 and 10 markers,'' reapectlvely. est that it does. to cooperate but some of the ques- quired from Uis Chicdgo Cubs via 180 collaborated in knocking Freeman covery percentage. scored ' 18, followed by Carmen T oU ls ...... 595 691 551 1737 .105 115 108 else that gets into a newspaper My opinion on Jdmairs ques­ denied by Truman Gibaon,-^IBC Aceto A Sylvcsler .233 Uons are not my type. a trade, should add to . our power .j^**^**^ N* fi^ iro out of the scoring lead. Don Willis (2) As an added attraction local and they have as strong an appeal ■ecretary. CYO .333 Vince Molodet of North Carolina Riassi and soph Arlen Bockhorn Fish ...... 113 134 129 .377 T o u ts 187 308 307 602 tion. I feel that/aporta pages 1 have never been one to predict and help the club with the bat, ...... 7 i \ m Freeman looked like a good bet ORslllv ... fans saw one d( the NBA’s top of­ aa the headline news. We often run Chkrlea Humes of France' the (M> has regained the free throw ac­ with 16 each, aa the Flyers played ...... 108 137 101 3.36 ficials in actlqn. 'Veteran Sid have a definite place in a daily pennants on related strengths and even though we have sacrificed g®?»«Wf ...... fifi Tt 178 to become the first national scor­ curacy top spot at .868, missing what Coach Tom . B l a c k b u r n niziio ...... 138 111 93 342 (4) (Fsrtril) a good aporta story on the front edition. As to -being rated over European champion, Invades the Green Manor noted Aceto A some speed, T r ia ls ...... m u g B aiss ...... 114 137 139 390 Bookie Ed Chadwick Helping M Ja rv is ...... 64 78 2.36 Borgia, a familial referee to tele­ page and allow it fo compete with U.S. sboptly and hia first maUJi Sylvester laat night 44-37 in ths weaknesses of any team. I don't W ing king to emeive from the West­ only 17 of 129 tosses. Virginia's termed their beat game since beat­ W alrkow skl . . . . y : . . . 115 139 IW 1^7 O. Jarvis ...... 98 116 296 page one the answer is no. In believe It would be fair to the play­ Our tssi team la a year older, but 1 ■ears St half 1147 Auto Ports. O ^ r Manehsator ooorsra w M i ern conference! But hla S3.9 pointa Bob MiKhirthy is right behind at ing Utah and Kentucky last De­ viaion cage enthusiasts, proved a the headline news of that day." our situation here, we don't have here may be against Gena Full­ second gams of a twlnblll at tha bsllsvs ws have.a good chauce for Harrison, 178; David Nutter, 178; Totals 587 650 605. ii843 ToU ls 163 193 177 533 big hit with his emphatic style of School St. gym. Irt the first^ams, er who played the poeiUon, If 1 a game average was abated to 82.2 .864, sinking all but 18 in 132 tries. cember. Forest Arnold to p p e d any local major events dally, auch mer. Eventually, Boyd may get were to say publicly that our club another pennant if the irttchiiig Andiw Buhls. l«6; W llilam la today's listing by the NCAA Memphis State, now 17-4, with 23 Leafs Lock Up Fourth Place calling each violation One thing George Beebe, Miami Herald; aa dog and horae racing, major a crack at riumes leading to a Chenty Tech rolled over CYO 60-* arms recover and tt ths R axers Corp. <1> ( 8) certain, there was nevi^ any doubt ‘The front page is the show title fight build-up in a middla- 42. waa weak at first, second, 'third, Se t ®****’ WOMB O hom a,; service bureau while Furman's BISSCIX DART UBAQUE points. But his scoring running- rham bpfM ...... ,: 90 f l i 139 3dn L. Molumphy 133 124 136 league baseball, baaketball or short. or any particular position pitching Is aa good as ws sx) Santee Serious Darrell Floyd moved back to the Standings mate, Win Wllfong, was stopped Isamcureaux ...... , 97 139 }fK\ 336 B.' Molumphy 120 86 100 concerning the rule InR-acttim or window, but in sports-minded football and as, most sporting welghf division that appears to Cheney Tech took the Jump at to be. Aa yyou can soo, 1 don’t T a rra ...... m New York, Feb. 16 (4^—Rookle»tory on Tod Sloan's- thiriWperlod last year. If I were to eay I expect top at 38.8. ^ at eight by Bockhorn. 97 -98 308 in#r ...... 1 m i . . ____ . _____ ^ who committed the foul Vhen the Miami, our sports section Is Just abound with poasibilltiea.' the*ataizrnng whUtle and was never ths feeling of Dodger alarmi W Pet. IllltnskI ...... 9R 115 tl.l 326 goalie Ed Chadwick, an off-season goal. The victory 'increased T otals 343 310 236 679 diminutive Borgia sang opt. Both events are held at night morning ths club to be weak at a definite H 'w th Floyd, ehooUng for his Spades .. ,,••■,,*•■.13 5 .722 Louisville had no trouble spilling Low M an ...... 79 B f 96 264 policeman, is helping the Toronto Toronto's hold oh fourti* place — (I) about our best selling feature. dallies carry the national results. The 160-pound question at the behind although lekding (only 38- poaltioa this year It may have ah who perennially fret that age In AAU Issue second straight title, and Free­ Hearts .. ______9 9 .500 Wesleyan a second time with Maple Leafk lock up fourth place the laat Stanley Cup pnyoff poil- P. Morrison 97 106 111 Borgia and his competent ^ rtn er, That's why we never hesitate to Therefore these items are not moment, howevc.-. Is Bobo Olson's- 23. at Intetmlaslon. In the second exact its toll from ths likes of Caribbean Crown Totalfl ...... 477’ MO 536 1553 R. Morrison ...9 4 94 94 Hank Giardi had a compar«t,ively -give page-one play to top sporta aUempt to regain the crown from ill effect on the player or players Wes Reoas, Roy Canmanslla. Carl^ man had heavy going . ^ t week, Diamonila 9 .500 Charlie Tyre scoring 22. M errill's M arket AJ) in the National Hockey League, tion — to four points over Boston'. Handicap ...... 7 7 7 page one news fpr evening or p.m. half the Trade School began to roll trying for the position. For that ! New Tork, Feb. Ifi OP)—Milsr but what happened to Freeman Api»lrb>* . . . , ...... 79 / 89 96 264 easy time since the contest was ex­ events, with TV bringing sports Sugar Kay Robinson In April. Gib­ and coasted to Ita eaay victory. Fuiillo and others. Tou hear It Clubs ...... 5 13 .278 Psewhere, once-beaten and ninth- . Chadwick, filling in for the in­ In the only other g ^ e , the New tremely clean and free of fopis. editions. However, when major reason I would rather not dtscuas Wes fiantso apparenUy means bual Won by Cuba Club almost was without precedent, ...... _ ' T"" ranked Temple won its 18th, shut­ M. ?'arraiu l ...... 95 125 129 .152 jured Harry Liimley. ha.s given up' York Rangers de^t Chicago's T olals ...... 198 x210 313 630 to a new audience, we expect aporta news breaks, after the son aaya if Robintson wins he la Hard-driving Kenny Irish, pacing every year but It hasn’t worked R ujaurlun ...... 97 96, 105 298 X Won rolloff. Only 36 personals were called dur­ aporta pages to become even more position weakness. out that way yet. npas In his efforts to (clean up hla The last time a national leader Last Night’s 8<»ren ting out LaSalle 12-0 in the last V ittner ...... h 92'1X 8 303 only three goals In the five games hopes of a landing k playoff spot early dally aporta page deadline, committed to fight we'tArweight the echoolboye, rolled up 26 pointa However, ! believe our biggest shriataur status end compeU In Manama, Fah. 16 (8h—Cuba, with V. F a rra n d v ...... 124 102 137 365 ing the game which was played important." the items are used on page one. (Jiamp (Jarmen Baaillo—if Baallo while big Bill Donahue added 16 1 expect It to bit a tough pennant was shackled like ..lat was on Jan. ' Spades 2, Diamonds 1; Hearts 2, 5'4 minutes for a 80-57 margin; he's played since the L,eafs re­ a crushing blow by trouncing the ( 8) under pro ruTea, with the exception problem last year was ths sofa this ytar’s Olympia G4mss In sn assist from tha W ojftln^t 7, 1950 when Washington A Lee Clubs 1. North Carolina, rated No. 10 na- called him from Winnipeg of the M., Moricy. 86 82 277 After all. The Herald wire (page is successful against challenger talliea. race In ISM with tho same teatns T otals ...... *'491 5 ^ ”556 15SO Black Hawks 6-u The Rangers, T. M orlry of the 24-second rule governing the arm condition of aaveral of qur Senators, hold ths Caribbsaa baas* Western League. He ha.s procluced breaking fast on first period goals 94 88 269 Ralph Taylor, Pueblo. Colo, pne) editor, Lou Mandell, Ui a for­ Johnny Saxton in Chicago Stadium 9'or tha loaing* CYO. Dana running close In the flrat division, '\ H andicap . 7 7 21 shooting. ■ Star-Journal: "I .attended the mer sporta editor. pitchers, and I feel the imccees of end all other clubs Improved. Cln- tee’s attorney ysstsrday is* hall chamMonshlp today. two shutout.s. ' by Pet* Conacner, Wally Her- March 14,1. Austin and Hank Jaalowskl each our team thir year will be largely Pedro Ramoa, ths BsaatoM’ I-ast night. Chadwick hand­ T oU ls ...... 2 0 3 187 177 567 ■The lead see-sawed back and elhnaU and 8t. Louts hsvs the best sued Y warning that he wduld fils gesheimer and. Dean Prentice, thus forth ir the opening quarter and Last night’s - crovi'd waa an­ cag^ 13 markers. ■ determined by the recovery of chance to be a dark horse. a suiUfor damages "If any libelous riphthander, citaiehad the tltla tor cuffed the Boston Bruins as restored their Mcond place margin A. N odd-n ...... 82 82 82 346 nounced aa 4,227 with a net gate Tha second contaat waa a thrill­ ^ b a last,night by Um lt^ Puerto Toronto made off. with a 1-0 vic- C. Sim m ons . . . the locgls held a slim 16-15 margin alatomsnt of any nature whatever" over idle Detroit to three points...... 93 92 128 313 until the Nats spurted for seven of $8,342. . ^ er until the final minutes when la msdsxst a hsarlnr of a National Rico' to.jjx alts _ In _a 4*2 viotory. „ Totals 176 174 210 &59 straight points, highlighted by a IJConns Host, to Northeastern Orepn Manor broke )oee with a few AAU tpvaatlgatbiig Cbmmlttes ^ Hie ciown t£s T hHENKY AA beautiful three-point play by the quick hoope to put the game on Ice. Braves, Dodgery Plan Sunday. ' < last.thres years. T>am h o . S <4) J. McCooft ...... 8 9 102 tt) 271 ‘lYailing by a 31-12 score at half- Net Unusual Tally H. W m ke ...... 123 107 97 327 vqteran Seymour, to gain a 24-16 Ernie Beck Leads In a Iftisr to Dan Ferris, Bsers- Bob B o ^ of the BalUmoro Clsughscy . . . 93 102 bulge at the buzzer. Kaight and Tonight in Non-Loop Contest time Sylvester’s battled hack to Ury trsasiirer of ths AAU, CMarles OriolM a ^ Chico ffenuuidas at Lehman . . . . 113 79 97 289 T otals 212 209 177 writhin one point at tha end of the bit luHHbckey Contest Dletx . . . . . 93 77 98 288 eoa* Burke . . . . 88 91 86 265 G. Sm ilh markers for their respective clubs, SlofM. Frb. 16 — Norlheast-Athla year, Colby has averaged 20.8 third peH0(L tributsd to Cuba’s triumph. Boyd M<»ore . . . r 9l 95 87- 273 78 75 78 231 Highth scoringI honors for the vie- demanded "that tha AAU revolM New York. Fcb.i,16 OPi _ Willie H Sm ith .124 79 111 314 Nats I,ead at Half ern University's Huskies, winners 'points per game (375 points).. any existing Yuixnaion of Santee. doubled In ths fifth taalag to driva Totala . .. 478 444 of four-tn-a-row,' will be the next New York, Fab. 16 (IP)—As if the tore went to illnny Kohen and 3im Honolulu, Feb. 18 (jh—Louis R w tean boys whd want to corns to Marshall. Pittsburgh's star winger, l.Totali .. 702 152 182 645 Never more than eight points and maka puHle announcement to In tho deciding run .fir to« three* h o . 3 Earl Lloyd's Ckeaejr Teck (SSI on charges that took "sxesasivs Cuba Into thS oorist Itid TiisadaT The iinuNual tally came in the . .. 458 430 , ,, four stsrtc^ members.of the Class has hit the winning trail — In first place in the Eastern Division "I «'ill go directly to the State sport. 83 94 108 1 10 points, maintained a 40-33 lead Overall, Northeastern Is 10-8. '■ B expenses’’ tor tM> so (California night by blanking Vsn«M a 7*0. final minute of the game after |(;iblin ...... 79 88 92 , ' ait halftime. of 1958. Leading Northeastern is of the National Baaketball Assn/ Donahue, f ...... S Department in Washington upon "Thsi’s one way of fighting Puerto Rico wound up in a aae* Hershey goalie Norm Dcfljice had ho. 1 (I I Ix)W Scor#* ...... •...78 70 88 8-4 sophomiiy Billy Colby of Connecticut will have i new look IrUh, f ...... II the conchisitm of this, trip end lay track masts in MsJ r. The suspsn- NaAri'mhfm , . . . . 93 lOii M 287 Knight (8) and Mahoney (4) ac- Beck, former University of Boequet, c 1 Oommunisnt, there', nothing more Sion was lifted Nov, ond place tie with Panama. Bach been removed from his cage. As I T o lals ...... ^'51.3 830 546 Somerville, Mns. Colby set a new foi; thla game with three new my plan before them." he said. 9 on grounds "Yinarshi ...... 88 8‘) 98 275 I counted for 12 of Green Manor's 13 starters. Junior Fran Quinn of Pennsylvania All-America, chipped KoxickI, e ...... 0 Anwrican than baseball." of Insufficient siridsnee. poeted a 8*8 record. TsaesuoU Marshall pas.sed the Hershey I Ruflso ...... fV - . 98 87 81 266 Rablas M) tallies in the third period but Msrfhesstem record In Monday in with 17 points last night as the Hair, a ...steal 20 or moit- hares ToUU ! -In' the preliminary the. Man- cussed this trip on several occa­ marker in the eighth nilnuw of the in the same season. He stole 24 ...... 546 510 512 1568 r HAND RAILS v the season and will be looking for­ In the only other game, the Min­ llappkiran (ti : Chester Merchants Juhin'rs edged ward to getting back on the win­ neapolis Lakers defeated the New r r Pis sions,’’ Terini said, "and the second period. / bases in 1955. Carvrv ,., ...... 73 69 Ml 222 ; the Southington High School PIPE GUARD RAILS V Gl^nnAy, f .., ...... Dodger president is In complete laow Seprr ...... 78 74 70 ' freshmen 43-37. a . ' ■ V ning trail. York Knickerbockers 113-102 de­ CaUSUfson. / ...... V Jtohnaon .., ...... 78 90 96 264 After Thursday's game, the spite carl Braun's 31 points. The Koh^n. f ...... accord will, me;’’ Srhmidt ...... 107 82 86 Sunda'y afternoon at the East Morkham, ...... ■ Perln; said every major league NaJson ...; 80 Side Rec the Pros entertain the, VALLEY WELDING CO . UConn will'meet, arch-iival Rhode Lakers, who led by eight pointa at PhH/.k .... 106 101 l0^ .308 Phone Glaatonbnry ME S-SIIS Island in a Yankee Conference halftime', got 20 points from big Krsftjiirli. c ...... club receives letteri . from tSuro- I New Britain Pbeers in a 3:30 ralh o fin , g ...... TILE IT Cly(ie Lovellette to move within Totala 522 509 520 i Si /Central Connecticut League con­ Call.Today—Call CeUedt game a^t Storrs on Saturday. OUnip. i l / 2 y E A . 0/2^ ^ E A . ^ A e a . lU /2 t the winners. BOWL THE MODERN WAYI ^ A e a . Just Received! A Carload ^6'' Y-Joint The Gros-ites are now looking nBPJJMINARY RKHI 1.1 . » -MfrrAanU Juniorn <4Si forward to '^entering the Town R F PIF Tm (10) aM taiM ik pii $Bty ALL EXTRA TILES LEFT OVER WILL BE TAKEN BACK FOB FULL CREDIT Tournament on March 14 as the 2 Kfiihlrr. f .. ... 6 (U) 12 MIAVE YOUR Chamber^ first-place representative of the Y. 0 Bylvoftur, f ...X (U^ . 2- Stwtrs ClRRHai t«rs or* MW in apBrotiaH.' 0 BorII, 0 0-2 • 0 KNOTTY PINE i'6 MalouMky. f . . . . n 2-3 2 W* carry a com plete Hne of tWEBTEiX PONDEROSA) ' ‘ x.. B r piR ‘ 1 RalD)ond. t . ...5 1-3 11 ■y . FURNITURE SALES P yka, f ...... 6 4 W) — ) U Total. ..K"- •20 ^9 . 43 ■y SINlOa M.Y.F. Try Bowfiag On Ifiees' Fhet sad Depsadabis Machines AT LOWEST PRICES T o tals ...... 32 (W) *4 t ' Nm.llftnstr (S7l OPEN DAILY 9*S**-Thurs„ Fri. 9*9 Carreali'R ' 0 Mar^k. ( ...... 5 1-.1 11 ANOERON iRi kWash. f ...... 6 ^ 1 Rr^jinPn. f .. ' .. 0 . rv4) 0 MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—TEL. MI 3-5187 Lukas, f ...... 0 1 R rlrts i 3 6 AT SOUTH METHODIST OHUROH . MANCHE3TER BOWLING GREEN C im lU 9-4171 x - f t — lo H m o tts Oolpman. f ...... 0 o wniifi.niHIP. f ...... 1 1-5 .3 JOHNSON 311 M ohiStnlM f HtM. OPEN DAILY It) :00A.M. to 9 P.M. ’ ( Lonffpllow. c ...... u ;o Trary. “ c ....,1 .:...... 3 3 (VO 6 16S Hlghlaad St— MI 2-6IS4 ‘ 2WCmTIRST. i PHONE Ml 3-S144 8tera«ns, g ...... 4 O rfv, r. . 4.. 4 1-4 n Satsnlay, Fik II, II AM. It I F.M,-^fiO 4S4 CRNTCR ST. — Ml 3-4892 PLENTY OP M n PARKING «us$ Souto a< Pnlie aa i WfiMuay M cintosh. f ...... 54. ii j I i.AxauBkas, t ).V 1 (M) 3 Totala II M3 43 7*'ToUU . 17 T IT -I. ■Vi." ■ ! ■ ; • / ' ' ■ 'Ll i. -' . • .1 ■r: t V’ ■ 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1966 PAGE NINETBEK ' ^ EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY M, 1966 nMl a»6 Ftoi 69-A HoBB6liaM Gao6a 61 Waatod To Rent 6S Por BaM 72 WaatoilUalflitota 77 Andorer BBABCHfBD hardwood for atova, Boats and AccoMorion 46 11 CU FT. SERVEL rsftigaiatw w AwT E I^ ^ or 4 looii^raut^^ TANNER IT—M«w nneh hemos, AntoMobika for Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wuntod— rtHMlp. S5 Dot e Birdo Peto 41 (umaeo or tm lM a . dalhptrto BUYERS WAinNO '—If jrou are Postal Department Apptw o ven with trsaaliit eompartmeof. R o j^ mlddla-acad doupla. Tel. ‘ tor occupancy. Bafldcra will fM dy to mil Mur proporty and MAWCHEiTER Ftt Oantar, ' 668 SEE TOE NEW IIM Johnson Sss. anywhara. CdU XO. 3-7068. Bock- gaa, aU automatic range. Bandlx ceniidor taking your proaont homo 19M CHEVROLET. two*door. Com* WOMAN WANTED for ■Itstbtieiis horse outboard motor. Thro* land Farms, Leonard GIgUo, Bol­ wantaulek, reltahla iMrrica, than Region, School pletaly rebuUt front end, other on men's and woman's clothing. Mam Ot. Ml. 84878. OpSB Monday, gaa dryar, lie volu. l ^ a d to In trade. Excellent mortgocoa. e a U ,'^ Real EitaU Oantar, Real- Plastic Envelope Made Here , €iattifi«l Tusiday, Wodnaadto, Saturday horsepower to 30 horoopowor ton. MU. Cau after 6 p.m. M t M41 TWO ADULTS, mother and aon, Model houtc open dally. .. work, Joeen’t bum oU. Dougiaa MIN TMERl^ A PLUS IN tMt Apply btste TsHor Shop, ■ Blssul Now on display. Sslos, sorvlcos wish roasonaMo four room apait- ‘ ‘ . T. J. tort. 61 Bast Oantar S t ML S4U1 Motor, 889 Main. % WMEN rr COM!6 UP MlNUI^ St., or xa. 84047. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 'Aiuraday and Crockett, Reeltor. XO. 94416, any time. Total (jost May JkdwrtiimMt CASH Rf d<6Tia - Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Baby and rontals. Capitol 'Equipmoat EquI GortcB—PuBL—DrIi7 ment. Wilting to do part Uma The Kago Co. of Hartford lto-,*turnod out didn't got Foot OOlqo HIGH QUALITY • parakesta. canarita, mongrel pup­ Co,, 38 Main St. Xa. 8-7858. Prodaeto ‘ 56 Madiincrr aiMI Tsola- 62 Janitorial work. JA.■ S.6M4. ■ MANCHESTER, Autumn TOUNO toslneae • woman with with an ajslat from Poataiaatarr . ILi11.1 approval. That one was u l pla*tfc. ADVT. SHIRT PRESS OpkRATOR CLASaPIED GUARANTEED USED CARS pies, bamstars. 8 and if stamps •'MARTIN-40” outboard motor, SH POWER MOWERS, gaiden trac- 88,000 avaUahIa cash and good. Top $2 MiUion Glln Grant, has dovalepcd a ----- nineWenick ------h had...... brought It to G nat BOimS wUb avtry puschsae. FOR B8LE-*- UJ. No. 1 rmanent poalUon, deatres to typo of envelope, made of plastic, DEPT. h. p., $15, coot new, |)M. Call XIL tore, roUiY tUlers, fitiee. eenricee Bouaa ooM. Fire roomxtm rseeonjMe______iivnig room with oxcoptiMOl pl^ to sbX whOthor It would ho M66pt- 1954 Plymouth Belvedore Hard Latest Au^matie, petstoM Biyan BntiMrs, ifs Ky a email (four room) home that gives an advertiser a Jump on ^ lo for maWng, hut the loMl peat- SOS A. M. to 4:60 P. M. TMAMOWATS ^ B O N O O T 1 0 QiM QUPX«Kt| WMAT.' GrflfcOW tUMCH TWO MONTHS old PUpa. XO. 84588 6-1838. and rentala. CapiM jCq^ment ront. Three smell chUdreh'. Call, ture window overlooking roar tar- Andover, Feb. 18 lap M ell-lA p - top convcrUble. Radio, haater, two TMland TiOT|ym, llanchsMr. Co., 88 Main at, XO, convenient' to bua Una. PleoM prospoettve customers. master had never aoan aaYndBg jKOitnOIDf sDQMTrr.' OSCHOOMS.' Cabinet Style Unit. sfler'8 p.m. Saturdayds: and Sunday, Phono 5 0 . WUliera Snigg. PL 3-6888, den, unuaual pine paneled diniiw proxlmately 88,110,000 Is tht ■ V tone blue and white. 13' THOMPSON Bunabout with wrtu details to Box K, Herald. Tha envelope, faced with paper like it, ao ho sent it on to peiM COPT CLOSING TIME 1984 Chevrolet Bel Air Hard top call afternoons. ^ forward steoring. Flborglasa oov- MIDDLE-AOED couple need 4 Or roam with fireplace, modem kitch­ AU rspllea held in strictaM'confl- amount the Regional Board 0( hut backed with the plastic, polye­ Maalcal laatnaacBts 52 en (18 X 181, m o twin else bod* deaee. authorities in Now Ravoa. converUble. Radio, heater, power* orod hulL, 1688 16 h.p. Scott AL more roonu. Kadaonaible. Oell XO. Education eotlmetes would bo thylene, lets a person receiving It FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. plide. two tone...... 'hit#. black and wl Apply if) person HattatlioM Gooda 51 rooms and Ula hath. Encloaad rear They, apparontly. had never aoga wotor motor with romoto cotv- lONSHALL ELBCTRA ^Inri 64!76 after nocooserv t o . seUsfectortiy buUd see what'a .Inside without having anything like IL oiUier, for thto MON. THRU PRL 1958 Pontiac four door, radio, Livietock->Tehielee 42 ROUND Leather top coffee table entrance perch, permanent paint __ ARE YOU OONSIDBRINO to open It. ■trots. Mostercratt traUor, Com­ organ. Two 44 key manuals, one ■lULUNO YUUR PROPERTYT and oquip tha projected regional passed It on to the Poet Ottloo n - * ' 10:60 A. KL heater, hydramaUc, power ateer* plete $700. XU. 6-1430, Radid piBsUc barrel type fhalr. CaU ocuve pedals, 34 s t ^ vibrato, ahtmlnum clapboards. BeauttfuUi As a result, an advortiaer la 1 NEW MODEL LAUNDRY wa wlU apm iaa your proparty Junior-senior high school. partment In WaaMngton. Thara, It .1 SATURDAY 9 A. BL In*. two tone ivory and black. WE BUY OOWt, ealvn and baaf xaL V”9B40e brilliancea control. CaU MI. Bosinea Propartj For Salt 70 ahnibbed lot* (7M309), fenced in given better odds that hla mcaaago 1984 BuickE Spe< Special four door. rear. Hot water oil heat aluminum ( ^ and wiOout any ohuiiatlon. Clifton B. Hprne, Antevtr mem­ was rojocted. 78 Summit It. eatUe. Alao boraea. Pltla Broa. 6-7M ber of the Board, who roveelod the and aamplta will ba seen. Madera radio, heater, 'dynaflow, two tone Tat 50. S-76M. ANTIQUE PURNirUBE, aUver, combination storm wtndowa and We fOso buy property ter cash. Ho'wdver, no reason was gWan, Toim ooorouTiuN w il l BaiMIng Materials 47 MANCHESTER—Apartment house, S eU ^ or birriim contact figure to some 800 poroons last tostod, unopened. Into tho waste- fray. , STENOORAPHER-aerk for por* glase, china, and usad furnitura UDUG Instmasaatal, rantal. Oeai- aeven apartmente, two acres of acreana. City aewer and water. and tha Kago Cb. couldn’t guoas. ■ ■ ArrmccaATBD SfANLBY A U Y . Realtor night et a mooting of tho Hebron )>aaket la the bane of tho advertis­ So Grant stopped In, quortad Wash­ 1964 Fhrd V-6 cuitom ranch manent poaitlon with local manu­ USED LUMBER for salo. lx4o, nought nnd aoM. Furniture Repair Plata tint 6( Inatnimanta. Itanial land;. 10«cer gereaw. Ideal loca­ garage. Only 816.800! Phone te^ er. ' ■ wagon. I^dio, heater, overdrive, facturer. Write Orford Soap Co., 2x6o, flooring, siding, Insulation Barvlca.. XO. 8-7446. day! ‘Town imd Country b r a e -b u r n RiCALTT PTA,------, based------the estimate on the ington and found out why- Articlee Por Sale 45 appuad to Durctaaaa prica. lUpra- tion for an additional apartment xa. 84878. following coats: Shtal Wenick, who. aa one ot two-tone cream and maroon. ' Station A, Mancbaatar, boards. doors. Oppooito •anting Olds, Salmsr. A d ­ Bite. Bent A Bent, Realtors, BU. inci AD ovonlnge Tho reason, WashinotM said, Diol MI-3-5121 1953 Plymnuth Cranbrook four I Driva-In, 3-1978. 1. Etght-hundrod-puptI school tha owners of Kago Co., has had waa that tho all-plastlo onvolopo SPECIAL on wallpaper, regular 88 Hartford ler and Bundy. Mettor’s Muste 9-0377 eveninga BU. 9-0183, Xa. X I door, radio, heater, hydramatlc, CLERK-TYPIST. Plaaao apply only FORXaCA TOP tabla with four tid building, 81,500,000. conaiderabla oxpertanco In discard­ did not permit Its bring stuiuod paper. Me. There are 41 patterns Studio, m McKat. i a 8-7800. 3-7173! M A s e m n i r T ing mcJlara-ln this fashion, thou^t i only 11,000 milee. if available for ateedy work. Gun io choose from. Stock liihited. leaUi6r chain, |30. XO. 6-1644. — Excellent aix Lsfal Notlca 3. Sits devolopment, $837,300. with "addreoaoo unknown," *Vstum y/'^ ver Mfg. Co., 384>Hertford Rd. DisinolHls—ffatelig room Cape, double garage, ahed 3. Architect's (oog. 8338,000. up tho new onvo’ >pe ao a means of 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air converti­ Open > to 8. Green Paint snd Rooai* Witheat. Beard 59 to tender'' or any ot the other aaaa- ble. Radio, heater, two tone green 'A o , Jewelry 46 I WANT A REUABLE doimer, veatlbulo, ftrepiaee, hot AT A COURT o r PROIATK b*l6 4. Site Improvements, 180,000. asauring hla own oompany'a ad- Loci aaO PMnd xa Xfiddlt Tpke. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON H oa em F or S a lt 72 at Mencli*it*r willrithin...... —end ...tor iho sages with Which postal autbeci- with white wall Urea. f o water oU heat, l ; { b a w , com­ 5. Superintendent's salaiy and vcrtlaing a batter fate. ' ties sMetimea cover paper onvo- GIRL FOR candy atand. Sea LEONARD W. YU8T. Jtwelor. ro> WHO'S a o m o NICE ROOM liaxt to bath with con­ bination windows, comer lot. Roel MMrlPt M Mli ^ t u i r , ea the 7th day But It may turn out to Ms a POUNI>—Black and white monfral O ftP o tinuous hot water and shower. MI. OVERSIZE Capo Cod, 35* living 9tjr*rri J^bruan. ISSt miscellaneous oxpoasso, Siorooo. lopea. THoro waa m^roblora about BARLOW MOTORS Manager, State Theataf, uts, adjust! watonta axpwtiy. HOUSEKEEPmO Estate Center,' Xa. 34151, eve­ Pm rnt, Hen. Jo profitable aidellno (or tho com­ e n .m KOTAL AND Im lth^rons port* 8-8433 after 8. room, fireplace,“ ' three ' huge bed­ Icm. John J. Wallrlt, Juds«. Ths cost of the building was m (emila pap. Call O of Warden,. 485 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER k Ktasonablo prlcas. Opoti dally. TO TAKE OVER nings BU. 94969, BU. 9-0378, JA. _ feilaio— ot Belli Nlmlrowikl e.k.n. pany, whldi turns out rll sorts ot canceling, though. YI advorUslag S-4M0. RBUABLE WOMAN to take care ablo and standard typawrlttra. Thursday ovanlngs. 138 Spnico rooms, garage, one acre, subur­ determined by using the per-pupil matter couM ha canceled wltii a prPAID BALANCE p l e a s a n t ; l a r g e , dean, heat­ >•1089. ?***L*’*JIP'” I***‘'- *• Mancbiiter, eatlmate. provided by the SUte. of plastic products. An Inturanca 1968, 1951, 1949 DODOES. Extra of aeven month old baby, from All makea at adding macblnta stroot 50. 84887, ban'. As Tittle as 81.600 down. Carl­ la mM Otitrlct, dKiaied. Pitney Bowes machine boforo be­ hold or ronttd. Ropaira on all Monthl^^aymenta ed room for gentleman. Central ton W. Hutchins, xa. 9-5133, 9-4094. Till admlnlilretor hSTlns iihibited 814.33 por square fdbt. The 800- firm in HartforU haa oxurestod In- nlca. Priced to acll on eaaloBt U- ^ L u iM A d r 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.pi. Call xa. MANCHESTER, COncord Rd, Slie- hn adminlitrelton account with eald ing Inserted and sealed In tha ae- ABMimccaMnto 6*5368 until 4:80, MI. 64887 aftar makta, Xlanow's. location. Private entrance. Park pupll achool. Which is expected to torgst in tha anvriopo. nance plan anywhara. Douglas NEW FURNITURE ing. MI. 8-8914. OARRiaON Oolonlel (overalied). ablo 44 Cepe Cod, 4 years rid. allowanc*, u la Hia snvtlopa In. Its prsaent form volopt. ' &.A.»A6tOOW, 4:80. Large lot 85 x 196, wonderfurvlew, tmDIiRKO: That tha »et day ri open in September, 1957, will have mOOMB T A X n prepared In your Motors, n t Main. * I •• I » • LIONEL and GILBERT And Appliances Four yeere rid. 38 Scarborot^ fVbrua». at ira o'clMk, teriaoon, complete central factlltlas, and six Is about 8 t o 7 Inches and weighs Srivo ProMert mW AUktM ILWI6. Notice HAS BEEN IN STORAGE 8 near WUbur CroSe Parkway, 80 it .tha Frobalr Ottlca la the Munletnal Grant and company oMetalB home or to amotstmentl Exper* Al Buahey Says: ■faiVwtn lf\ Ti/iiLafli'!? W WOULD LIKE girl for dapartmant Rd., exceUent condition, oil hot claseroom units conmrlsed of five something under two ounces,. Th# Train! and Accessories. MONTHS PLEASANT 8INOLB or double water heat, fireplace. ■ Convenient mlnutei to Hartford, city Water ■ulldlnB In said Mancheater, ha and tlie then put their h4ads togoQiar In an tenead tut work.ork. CaUCa ML M n t. 34, limcheonette work, Houra from ' In accordance with the require* - X sold this to a young couple 8 and gaa. 817,500. Bent A Bant, imr It atalsnrd tor a hMrlnt''on' iha elaasroome each. This moans a company osUmatos UiaL when New 1956 Plymouth room. On bua line, Xa. 1.4980. to school, new ehonMnf center lowance. ot asM admlnlatraiion ac­ total of 108,694 squdlit foot. ^ort to romo up w(^ a m SS 10 to 3. Apply F. W. Woolworth Clearance sale. Entire stock menti of the Zoning Regulations months ago, but they'are not get­ Raeltora. BU. 8 4 m . Evenings XO. counta with said ratala dnd iicer(ali>- flllcd wqh advertising matter, the that would satisfy tho Post JNCOMB TAX prepared by ex* (I paaaenger club sedan Co. end new high achool. Very desir­ ^ When .additional classroom units cost of mailing it will bo about 18 perleneed tax oonaultant. Peraon* at cost. A for the Town of Manchester, Conn., ting married. LARGE FRONT room, siiMla or able location. Cell now. A. IL 8-7171. jgjnt ol' halri, and .UUa C>>. tifned for amid Mid ■ hearlna be slvrn Io all later requirements for a projected tha anvalopa with paper. dou. MI. » .a u . • $1,796 Offered 13-A Storage 20 BUDGET CENTER hold a public hearing on Monday LtVINa ROOM SUITE noon, or'after 8 p.m., 618 Main. peraoni known to ba Inlereited therein Credits Great tor Asslot ’This-overcame the departmanY* Full price BBFOIUB YOU BUY e used oar wanted. Experience not naceaeary. evening, February 30, 1056, at 8 1,300 students, the claasrobm area Wonick gives conridsrablo cred­ See Oormaa Motor Salea. Butek Hours------will be arranged.------Apply ■ ■ F. MI. 3.4164 _ 8-PC, DINETTE SET MANCHESTER—Hawthorne St, — Sabarban Pair^Salt 75 ie appear and be heard ihareon by pub- ohJacUon, and aarUar' tala Mogrt, OIOOMB TAXES prepared. CaU Delivered to you, this includes TRY US FOR: Reupholitering, slip MANCHESTER Paekage Dellvaiy. P.M. in the Hearing Room of tho’ ••Phrtco" Elec. Ref. FURNISHED itOOM for rent. Hot Brand new throe bedroom ranch, llahlns a copywpy Ofo f witthla order InIr ee«e will be expanded to .138.039 squmro it (or tho onvolopo to Grant, who Salea and Servica, S|0 Main W. Woolworth Co. water and shower. Private en­ havint A cIreulatloBlB m M feet, *' bringing ■ —the' total conetnic- A a s ls ^ t Partmastar Oanaral K . Dan Mdeler. MI^ MSW or JA. the following: covers, draperlea, rUg cleanmg. Light trucking and package deliv­ NOW! FIX UP, remodel on Wards Municipal Building on tha follow- ' ‘ ‘Colorlc" Combination Range full cellar, tile bath, hot water VERNON—six racuti Cape. Fire­ ■eaatIt flve^dayinve daya bafora____ tha helped get It approved by the Post IL Abrums, bureau of poet aY« T-SM8. \ atreet Ml. 6-4071. Open ovoniiiga. Free delivery service. All work ery. Refrigerators, washers and trance. Parking space. 101 Chest­ tlon cost up to 81.780,000. Oirice Big Heater EUctrlc WIpera new home Improvement plan. No ing application!: •'Maytag" Washer nut. heat, all utititica. Reaionably place, batha/hot water heat, rtnt, end by melllns la Department atid even lent (loo mratiocis, ot bmU Defroater Signal Lights 1948, 1980 CHEVROLETS. Good guaranteed! Smith’e Upholstery stove moving epehlalty. Folding CLERK TYPIST monay down, three years to pay. Beaupre Realty Inc., 858 East •'Emerson” Television Sat riced for a new homo, $18,600. fully plaaterod. Bus. >13,500. Carl­ r on erhalefora - jnibruary May Out Initial Ooota. a hand in Its design. Shop, 243 N. Main St. Ml. 9*4663. et thla erder to John claarificaUona.aUona. aapproved ----- tbo new plus all standard Inymouth« y r equip- tranaportation at low cost. Lowest chairs for rent Ml. 9-0768. You tmanca with Wards directly. Canter St., Residence Zone A. Ex­ "Hoover" Vacuum gharies PonticelU. XO, 8-8044. ton W. I^ ch ln i. ML 8-S183, 50. “ Tord, HqUrqvor, Horne emphasised Tha first envelope tha company doslga. THE DAmT QUEEN at >07 WaM mant. Eveninga MI. 3*7367. wanted for branch pfflce of Home owners! Buy your remodel* Also Included' Sealy Innersprfng 8-4694. 7 that tho Initial coats of the school Middleie Tpke. wUl be open aeon. down payment. Low monthly- tension of permission' la requasted ROOM FOR rent. Gentleman pre­ weekly payments. Douglas Motors, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local nationally - known inauranco Ing materials on Wards new fi­ to diaplay 46 cars on lot. Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex­ may be reduced If the towns de­ This is not s sale. FLAT FINISH Holland vrlndow and long dla^ce_mqvm^^ | «^ - ferred. 91 Foster St.' MUNRO STREET ROCKVILLE, BaH. It.-C apo Cod. r Ml iK Conn.. cide not' to provide im m e^triy 383 Mam. company In Manchealtr. Diver* nancing plan. Roofing, siding. In­ Marlow's,-.'860rIow't,v Main St., Bust- ander Smith" Ruga, Lamps, I_____ St-, Harl- This offer is Always good shades, madt to mtasure. All Ing, storage. Call 50. 8411 alfied dutiea. Applicant ipust six finished rooms. Three bed­ athletic faclUuea. This would cut Pobc*. NiR PoHRcfi Plan Lenten Series AatoiMbilw for Salt 4 metal vanetian blinds at a new sulation, plumbing, heating, cabi­ nets Zone III. Variance la request­ Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Inlaid and ROOM in private home. Inquire , .. Nfm'lrawtkl'.x S45 at Solimene’s 1808 CHEVROLET two door. 1981 ford CH. T-1438. be a good typiat. High achool net kitchens, carpets, tile, paint, - a few other articlaa. State TaUor Shop. XO. 8-7383. Af­ 6-Room Garrison Colonial rooms, living room, dining room, I; Manehaater, Cdnn.: the coete of site development con­ low price. Keya made while you ed to convert present office apace kitchen and bath. Full cement Mya. City Hall Bulldliag, A headline "Seeks Appli­ IMS DODQE twQ.dodr„radio and ChsYrolet sedan. FuUy equipped, graduate under 90 preferred. water heaters, pumps, wiring, fix­ to apartment which will have Phone Me Immediately ter 6:30 call xa. 3-8047. siderably. He also stated that he At North Chuieh souM ENE, me. wait.I Martow'a. basement, garage. Aluminum cants for PoUtlcal Posts," In beater, oonpteta new motor over* brand new tires. Dougiaa Motors, Five day week, excellent bene* tures, hardware. Call for particu­ approx. 340 iq. ft. living area. Ra- Hartford CHapel 7-0858 Hot Water Heat. WAU.BTT, Judsa. personally boltevod that the esti­ 184 Center St., Manchester 358 Main; P a in tin g -P a p e rin g 21 fita and pleasant working con- lars and free eatlmatea. Mont­ AFTER 7 P.M. CH. 6-4890 COMFORTABLE ROOM for a gen­ combination windows, venstlan A mate of $335,OpO for equipment yoaterday's Herald should have banl. exceUent Urea. Completely qulrement Is 650 sq. ft. Oil Burner blinds, hot watar oU heat, lot 90* x Tha Second OsngrsgdttSBil aarvieed and reato (or many more Direct factory dealer tor rnoNINO DONE at home. Ml. dltions. Call Mrs. Peterson, MI. gomery Ward, S34 Main St. 5a. See It Day Or Night tleman. Private entrance, park­ AT A COURT OK P)PROBATB bald wrt on the high side. road "Books Applicants for 1951 NASH STATESMAN Super. INTERIOR PAINTINO and wall­ 3-1161. Kurts Bros., Inc., R. Kaeney ing. Call after 4 p.m MI. 8-8905. City We^er and 8eu%r 150’. AU city conveniences. Handy at ataacnaairr waidn ano lor the Police PosU." CBiirch Soununosx • sorlao O t Im e Sood mUee. See Bob Oliver, Cen< Dodge and Plymouth 8-03U. 841S1. If you have no means of transpor­ ZMtirIcl_ , oi------aaanehftl^, OB( Wa eth day L4uls Drakes, West Hartford Overdrive, radio, heater, eiraal paper hanging. Free eetlmatea St., Rural Reaidence Zone. Birch Kitchen Cabinets to achool and bus. Finest *rasid6n- architect for tho eehOol, rotloratod ton auppor mootings to bo hrid fit tar Motor Salaa, 4U Main St. cheerfully glvea Superior Paint­ Variance la requested to erect ad? tation,. I'll send my auto for you! ol y enruary, iwe. Since poUct are not allowed WANT TO BUT A CAR and had lights,...... twin beds, excellent ■ Ureurea. FURNITURE repairing and refln* 86 GALLON Ink arums for sals, No obligation! BEAUTIFUL, large, master bed­ tial section. Immsdlata eecupu- Pretoni, non. John J. Waltatl, Judga, his botiof that the school would Jm to mix in politics, and ths story ing and Wallpaper Hangmg Co. ditlon to building for purpose of room, privets khower and toilet. Fireplace 8:80 at tha ohureh aaeh Sunday CLEAN CARS your credit turned down? Don't Good running condition. Reason' lehlng; antiques restored. Furni­ 83.60 each. Inquire Herald Otflca, A—I ^ B — E—R—T—S cy. $14,300. Osorge J. Crieman. halalt ri Paltr^ atora,^te o( Maa- open,.idc classroom, ocoupaney Ir waa about • forthrtmlng ovonlpg.' ‘ ■ -■ ...... five up;- See “ HoRsat" Douglas, able. Call PI. 34058; _,5jU„,9.3547.., Help Wantod— MiW 26 IS BlswM St. expanding Industrial uses. ... Private entrance. Parking space. — ^Mahogany Flush Doore — ■ m S-RHS/TR. ^710,"'■■"'-'-■W'.T-::' dhaaicrv. l«:aaid;.aMetricu'.aW»auKd...'/.'.:: ture Repair Servtce, .TklitOttvlll^ 48-48 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Evenings 50. S-4080. The eincuitlx havlBf aulMtad her September, 1987. exfemtniUoh to bo'given s. Cell ownen Kalata ri Roderick H. Klckar^ late perlmster walls, which. In addition First ICongregational Church will Sbccellent buy at tion. Dormers, porches, garages servicing. "Leam by Doing” at BOLTON—Building stone, venter, tractor’s ttmplies.) after 6. older homes from 811,500 and up. of Muchesler, (n m W Oietrlct. da- to economy of lower initial cost foroiMs," will sposk'on "What’s sonal Instructor. Dial PI. 3*7349 and rooms finished at reasonable YOUNG MAN over 17, with driver's flrspisce, wall stone, flagstone. Poir Rent 64 Manchester Associates, Realtors, ■ xa, 3-7070\ CMied. meet\ tonight In tha sanctuary $695 1949 Dodge Two door, radio and any time. -* "Connecticut’e Oldest Electronics Earl Smith, 243 No. Main St.. and maintenance was also doslgn- Goinging OBon In ■ COnnoctlcutf" ~ heater. prlcee. Workmanship guaranteed. license, for part time work. Apply ^ ■ 6 slate flagging Bolton Notch MAYTAG WASHING machine with PhU Hallin, xa. 9-9331, Eari Yne adnilnliiralrlx bavins axhtblled at 8 oVflock. will lU ua^to Ms talk with School.” Spring term starting In person only, 459 Hartford Quarry, XO, Business Zone III. Variance is re­ 3400 8Q. FT, ot n a co for business GLASTONBURY - Ranch, ate h»r aaminliirailou account with aald od to keep the buildings In scale Boy Sqiiut Troop 134 will meet CLYDE 1949 Studebaker Two door. MORTLOCK'S Driving School. Lost Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ March 12, 1956. Enroll now for '...... • lR4, TR. .8*8896 License Included. Dual controlled, phone JA. 5*S4<)6, or write New Main St. 90c - 81.28 each. 'liiouaanda ot ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS $15,600; Geaton Realty Co, ML eipel Building In eald Manchceter, be schedule which faces the Board, rallgtoua aducatlon for'th a TOee^ 1946 PonUac Four door, radio and standard, automaticomi cars. Ml. Kitchens remodeled. New ceilings. •s:rner. Easy Spindryer washing Elizabeth Drive and Ibe same la aMifued tor a bearlns Maxelprttar Evening Herald **Where our cuatomera aend their, haater. Workmanship guaranteed. A, A. England ^Technical Instituta of spactally dyed hookers' swatches William H. Stuck, Chairman machine, both like new. Reason­ 6-5731. Evenlnjm XO. t-7466. OB the allowance Oi Mid aomlnlatratlou W. Chrio. Hottl'or, superlntandant, Andever earteepeadeul, Mrs. Paid naetieut Oongngatlonal Ooadsr- 9*7398. Dion, Inc. MI. 3*4860. Conn.. Inc.. 193 Trumbull St., ROUTE s a l e s m a n , five day 10c. Rug strips 80c lb. Colonial Charles S. Towle, Secretary able. XU. 9-0536. STORE AT 26 Birch 8t. for rent. Three bedroom ranch, 'there are account wlib said .eauie and Wla Court stated that one year from totkty onca, wUl bo •The Brilglotia Da> (rienda." 1950 Dodge Four door. Hartford. Conn. Inquire Marlow’s.' many features Included In this direett that noilce oi the time and PfasMtiebl, lelepheee,* POgrlm weSk, numerous benefits. Apply in Remnant Shoppe, 113 Center St. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch, aix the teaching staff aheuld ha Mred 8-«88«. velopnMnt ot (DliUdran.'' 1950 DeSoto Coupe. LARSUN'S DRIV1NU. School, PALMER AND CARNEY, mason ...... « , persM. Manchester Cost, Apron USED WRINGER WASHER, white home that makes living comfort­ rooms, three b e d im s , large lot place SMlsaed lor Mlu beorlug be 1961 nJlM RAMBLER convertible. Manchester’s only trained and OFPICJES FOR RENT. Sacond Stven to ail peroona known to be -Inter- and equipment ordered for the Dr. Owrlaa T. BtariiaiD, XU>„ Radio, \baater, overdrive, white 1948 DeSoto Four door. contractors. Free eatlmatea. No and TpWel Supply. TWO TWIN sized flat springa and enamel. Good working condition. able and convenient yet economi­ near bus end echpol; F.H.A. end eaied therein to appear and ba bMrd school. of Hartford, will tpeSk on "Taur \. certified Inatructor. For your aaf6* )ob too big or too amall. 50. Bonds— Stoc^ka mattreMea, in good condition, $30 Kemps, Inc. floor offices. Large rooms, will cal. Asking $15,800. To Inspect call G.l. approved. Owner le e v ^ thereon *y pubitinins a copy ol thla ^ ^ > Urea. Runa (ood. Meeda MOTORS ty wa are tramed to teach proper­ ------^ Tho grostest problem, he said, Religion and Tobr . Health" «| ' work. 8800, MI. 9*1480. 84798 or Rockville TR. 84744. Mortgages 21 complete. MI. 9-1365. make alterations. Ample parking state, must aril. Vrice 814,800, order In aome aawapuper having____ 435 MAm . MANCHESTER ly. Ml. 6*6078. , USED Portable sewing machine, apace. Janitor service. Central lo­ EASTWOOD REAL ESTATE culatlott In Mid DUtricl, at least five would be pereonnel policies, in March 11. and tontaUvoly ib i DRAFTSMEN Oaeton Realty Co.I Xa. 0-S78I, days bdfora lha day ol Mid heartns. rsgards tq whst courses will be Tottarid County ■poakor tor March 18 la Or. HSIatt 1968 lOLET convertible 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest AMBITIOUS MAN WE Ii e Rt floor Sanders, edgera, marble top table, mother of pearl cation. Apply 123 Eaat Center St. AGENCY Eveiflngs“ '■■imr- Xq.------' >-7466.\ and by m^lng In a certitied Jeiier""un 1941 DODGE two-door. Good run* polishers, hand sanders, wall­ xn. 3-4654. ML 9-8474 or beioree Februaryrebni 16...... idm, a copy of offered, salary schedule, amount Khootoar ot tha Hartford 8aad> coupe, >, heater, powerfllde, nlng condiUon, 875. 30 Bolton St. RooflnE— Siding .16 paymenu: $22.33 for each 81,000. Inlaid cherry rocker, portable white _ Mntarcycl6a~-llitoelM 11 Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, papering equipment, ateamers and WANTED typewriter, 3 piece set airplane ROCKVItzaMllxtocKvnzaj!^ rooin Cape Cod, MU oroer IwPaui R. Marie, Ally., S5S iqf responelblUty to bo aagumed by Sujierior Court naiy atofiT, whoda toric wUl ba I. Many other qual* MI. 9-0110. STORE AT CJENTER. Heat fum- Mam Bi., Maacneeirr. Conn., guardian the staff, sick Itave, and other Ity extraa. local owner'a name RUOFINQ, Siding and carpentry. 27 Lewie St., Hartford CH. 6*8807. Over 28, married, /sincere, re­ ladders. We carry all types of type luggage, like new, clock Coventry PI. 2.7586 exceUent condiUon. '\Completely '‘6 >•{*"' for Hcdrrlck B. Rickard and "Family RaUgleua A -^tlaa." 1h* BICYCLE REPAIRINO, all typea, Alterationa an'd additione Cell* liable, interested in llfetima career floor finishes. C. J. Morrison Paint iahed. MI, 9-6808, MI. 9-8831. WUl onald R, Rickard,'minora. basic elements of policy.. ■ariea wlU bo coaohidad or Mtaeh on— .raqueat. ------...j Bob Oliver on thla SAVE AT SOLIMENE’S BngUah a apeclalty. Now open 9 a DETAIL . radio, 3 speed record player, finished,’ Bin'rA'BintV Riritw . Rockville, Feb. 18 (Bpecial)\- '\ J one_ at Center Motor Salea, 461 Inge. Workmaliahlp guaranteed. In sales or sales management. Car Co.. 883 Canter St. MI. 9-9715. other new, used household goods, remodel front to suit tenants. XIANCHESTER—Brand new three BU, 94277.^ eveninga Jhihompaon- JOHN J. WALLHTT. Judge. Heltltr said ha has opsned an 36 with CUrniok Ndamao o f Booth a.m, to 9 p.m. Mancheater A. A. Olon, me., 299 Autumn Business Opportunities. 22 e DESIGN’ ' bedroom ranches. Full cellar, at­ office In his home on Wall St. and Thirteen1 citseo are assigned for tlib Math St. ' 1955 Ford Ranch Wagon. Radio, required. No traveling. Salea ex­ tools, toys. Somers Playhouse Auc­ STORE FOR rent at 214 Spruce St. villa RI. 9-8712, short celaiMlar session of tho Tol­ Africa apoaklng or "Modem' Day heater and. a nice tutone scarlet Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn Street. 50. 8*4860. perience or knowledge of our busi­ WALNUT CHEST, twin beds with e LAYOUT tached garage, ameaite drive, AT A COURT o r PROBATE held exUnded m IpirlUtlon to aU par­ South Africa." pike. Ml. 9*3098. . MAN OR WOMAN. Bo>-your own tion, Main St., Somers, Conn. Fri­ Inquire Diana’s Soda Shop. 316 ceramic tile oath, oil hot water at olanchealer wiinln ana lur the land county 'Court of Common I W FORD 600 {kallon tank truck and Ivory finish. 7,000 original ness unnecessary. We thoroughly springs. Good condition, $35. MI. e e l e c t r ic a l day evening, Feb. 17, 7 . 10 p.m. MANCHESTER GREEN V- Three -tXsiricl ol Manchester, on the 14lh day ents of futuv* studsnu. .•niaao programa wlU ba opaR to RAY'S ROOFING CO., ehihgle and boaa. <^00 monthly spare time 3-8315. Spruce St. heat, lot 90’ X 340'. A real buy at ‘ bedroom ranch, birch klteaen cab- At present he believes a pro­ Pitas to M held tomorrow, and with new motor\for'|635. In A*1 milM,. See it today.' train you to assure success. Our a XIECHANICAL ol f eoruary, liioe. the pubUo and people who cannot condition. Can bAuaed for oU, built up roofa, gutmr and con­ refillii^ and collecting money average aalesmvn earns about 8105 ROSE AND green Ash Craft furni­ $17,000. A. R. Wilkla and Co., ineta, ceramic tile bath, flVeplaca, Hearnt, non. Jubn J. Walltll, Judae. gram will be set up on a S-S basis two uniform support mattora. 1955 Chevri^et 4-door, medium No. 1 WALNUT ST.—15’ x 33’ with Estate ot itsymuna (J, iiovla, iate ul ^udga Alva P. Loloelle will, pro* attend th# oupper are orgod to* waUr and gaa. Ml. 9*T540. blue. Radio, heater and white Uree Business Services Offered 13 ductor work, roof,' chimney re* from our five cent High Grade for a week. Above average men ture, Blond tables. Leather base Realtor. XO. 9-4389. porch, attached garage, kmeette rather Ulan the older concept of a palre. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9*2314. Nut machines in this area. No basement and bathroom, 450 Mancnretrr,. in Mlu Oletricl, ueccased. Bids when tha following caoos are Mine at «;18 t o hear the apaaXMr. Fine condition. $38.00 monthly.ily. earn corisiderably. more. If quali­ QUAUFIED MEN will lamps. Very reasonable. MI. ..monthly, JA. 3-9426 or JA. 34767. drive. Immediate occur ‘ xr-be aonaibixtratrix------iwving exhibited ... . 2-year. Junior ;high and a 4-year Th* program will bt over by 7:18. 1968 PONUiAC Ciiatom Catalina, ALL TYPES OF electrical wiring, Ray Jackson, Ml 3*8323. selling! To qualify for work you S-S82S. WEST SIDE—Seven room colonial $18,000. Warren B. Howland her adminiilrallun account with Mid heard; TIu Union Trust Co. of 1945 Pontiac 4-deior, black. Radio, Inatallatlona and repairmg done. fied, promotion toVsaiea manage­ work for—outitandlng re­ two car garage attached, three aenipr high school (ttUy equipped, nee^, white wali heater aqd hydramatlc. No caah must have - car, references, $840 ment position assures average an­ search and development or-, tor. MI. 3:1108, xn. 84003 Mtaln lu Ibis CUurt'lur ailuwance. It li Lenten Servleea Slated Sprligflal4 vs. R. (Hatenco Mosher; Urea.,Beautiful twoWevTw «waaw ne flniahaasi^Ml. Call J. A A. Electric. 5U. 8-9675. FUR THE BEST m Bonded built cash, secured by Inventory. De^^ PLUBBED SEWERS WHITE ROPER combination gas Suburban For Rent 66 bedrooms. Fully insulated. Alum­ uuoURtiU: Thnl lha J4Ui day of Dorothy ^ n tl vs. Tho Proctor end needed-for thla little gem. nual earnings of $8,000 to $12,000. ganization on long range inum storm windows and doora, February, 1S44, at loa u clucx, lurvnoon, A " series of lliursdsy evening Completely aerviced, A very rare up roofs, ahmgle roofs, gutters, voting 6 hours a .week to business, range with oil burner and drum BOLTON—Six room ranch, ' at at the yrebato Office In Ihc Municipal Osmble ’ Distributing Co.; 5tor- 1946 PlynioUth 4-door dark green. POWER AND hand mowers aharp* conductora and root repairs call Above average managers have op­ UNPLUBUED program. R(XKVILLE. 24 Grove St. -Wtell double lot. Reasonably priced. I^ten^servlcet wilt ^ Inaugu­ model, extra clean. \ See Bob your end or percentage collections portunity for extremel.v high In­ complete: Good condition. XD. tached garage, ameaite drive, Bulletins In Mid ilancbceUT, bu anil tr•t , H,| Welsh vs. Mery W. Good condition. $75 full price. ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. Coughim. in . 8*7707. If no answer will net up to $400 monthly with TOWN and COUNTRY 8-8264. heqjed. well (umished two-room May be Been, by appointment only. baths, well to well carpeting \ln We ennie It attlgncd lor n naarins uu rated timighc at St. Petfrts Epis I Board Agenda "I Oliver Center Motor >M«a, / 461 1953 Chevrolet de luxe 4-door. Pick up and delivery. All work come for lifetime, Perhkps you GOOD SALARY — atimu- apartment. Inquire first floor, the nllowance ui Mid adnilnltlrnilon cojfhi Church In', Hebrtin at" > 8 feirooki; Nutsdorf 8*nd A Stone M a^ St., MancheaUr. \ ■ ^ caU 5U. 8*4481. veiy good possibilities of taking flRAINAOE CO. lating' associations — pleas­ MI. 3-1105 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eve­ living room, large landscaped I Oo.i Inc. vs. Warren Hoar; Sam­ BOABO OF OIBBOTORB Black, with radio, heater and guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. are in your present position be- xn 8416S Apartment 9. nings and weekends. Xa. 9-0003. account wlW'Mid ealale, aicerwinmcnt o’clock. Feb. 31, g I powerglide. Low price. Low 4own 375 Adami. . Phone MI. 9-3120, over full time. Income Increasing cause no better opportunity pre­ ant working conditions — Immediate occupancy, $18' of hrira and order ol dlitrfbulloii, and uel Ebenatein vs. Theodore Belan­ 1960 CHEVROLET B.el AlA Excel- accordingly,. For interview; In­ Warren E. Howland, Realtor. Ihla Court dtrccia that noUca ol the The Rev. Edward A. Sheppard, FoUie Dtacueoloa e a . lent oondiUon. Low milean. Fully payment. 3-5979. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A sented itself at this time. This may excellent opportunities.' D|Si$ie$ W o n 't Tell! XIANCHESTER — This four room "me and place UMlsned lor m I6 hear- of Andover Lake, will apeak on the ger; Gersid R. Rialey vs. Erneat 6: clude phone in application. Write 8-1106. 6-6003. IS be given to all pi-rauna known to Pamphiey; Household Flnsnco Vaftalelied Ba___ • W ip ^ . May be aeen id City be a real opportunity for you. De­ house offers privacy with extra lot history of the Old Testament. The To 000 what action the Bpaid , SOLIMENE, INC. DOORS OPENED, keye fitted, ROOFING—Speclaliting m repklr* North American Nut Co., Inc., 27 termine this by writing That Wonderful Shaath Included. Oil- heat, city utllitiea. ^ I Intcrceird Ihereln. lu appear and M (?orp. vaiNeteon Drum; G, E, Wil­ Omce. 68 PumeU Pla^A. or '■ 634 Center St., Man.cheiter copied, vacuum claanera. Irona, Williant St;, New York 6. N. Y. Apply At ROCKVILLE — Seven room single. beard tlierron by. publlihins a cupy ol ,Rev. Mr. Sheppard will the will toko concerning recomnienda- CaU MI. 8*4166. T Ing roofs of all kmda. Also new good location, storm windows and ; threa bedrooma,w-e.. ww.oow, livingsevassK roomSWISI din-Uin* wla order In tome newapaprr having, a first of the guest ‘ preachers who lie A Son, Inc vs. Jeremiah L. Fay; Direct Factory Dealer For tuna, ate., repiired. 8h«art, roots: Gutter work. Chimneys PERSONNEL OFFICE yenetlan blinds included. Priced circulallon la Mid Dlatrict, at leatt iiva ponald Smith vs. F rai* Bausola; tlona of tho School B u lld ^ Coat- Dodge and Plymouth Kmvaa. mowera. 'etc., put mto con- J. MURPHY, Ing‘ room, den, " exceUent ellai ■kitchen. ■ ■‘ qayt before Wa day ul Mid hearing, will occupy the pulpit during the mlttoo. for change ordera'to tha cleaned, repaired, 36 years’ eX'' Hcl^ Wanted— Female 28 Monday thru Friday ^•aell for, $9,400. Phone Barbara Oil------steam------«al 'heat, city...... all..vifTVIl- cliy coqven- aeries. • Joseph Swaye vs. KStold F. Miller; dltloB tor coming needs. Bralth- snence. Free eatlmatea. CklJ ‘obda Agency. |MI. 9-7702, add by mailing In a ccrilfled Inter on Ifom y Streetat ______Smool: 1958 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook. Wanted 8 A.XP. to S PM. lencea. Directly on bua Una, uc beiore February JS, ISH. a copy of toned lM la Court Winifred Marmaud vs. Zoning 18,803.00 fqr iiung criUnge and walla. 63 Paarl atraet. owley;. Mancheater 5Q. 8*5861. 179 Allyn, St., Hartford tbit order I o Qeurge K. Wallace. 34 Ra'dlo, heater, 37,000 miles. Call E SALESLADIES, full time, starting Skturday 8 A.M. to l i Noon 113.600. Oaosge J. Coleman. Tr ! At a sesaion of Town Court bn Board of An>ealt of town o f Co­ acoustical treatment for eoven M|. 9-8090. salary $l an hour plus for exper­ EAST CEINTER ST.—SulUble for 8-4045. TR, 5-4710. Oakwood Manor, Cromwell, Conn., lumbia; *1716 Wlllimantle Trlitt Cb. MANCHESTER T.V. Service, raidio PART TIME HELP office and ' home.' ‘ Ten rooms, guardUin ad litem for Raymond J. M on^yv evening .Richard . A. dlasirooma. Undorgarton and two W an ted and T.V, apeclallsia since 1954. if ienced salesladies, all depart* or telephone aftfr 9 a.m. Monday ADVA.VCED Davit, minor. Ooudreau, it, of Dallielaon, plead-; vs. Andrew R. Welgert Jrr; 5Iarton 1953 /'ORD convertible, radio and Heating— Plumbing 17 jpents. 40 hourweek. Appl.y in per. '.steam heat, oil, fireplace, two WAREHOUSE POINT, Prospect 'ardrobe rooms. Charter members of Telia. Ml. and Tuesday, CHapel 7-8577. d e \t .lopm f.n t JOHN J.' WAIJ.ETT. Judge. ed gull^ to a charge of reckless L Oornl vs. Raymond C. Palmer heater. 1958 (^evrolet sedan, both ■son. 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tots N' HALE bathrooma two-car garage, large Hill Drive. Two 6-room ranches 8 11.00 for -hung oriU 9-6560 or MI. S-4607. driving and waa fined $30. Jr. . cal treatment fo r ( in excellent condition. MI. 6-5034 Teerts. 956 Main St DIVISION lot. Ample parking. Mortgage* ar­ , years oM redisnt best, cai^rts. AT A COURT or PROBATE h*ld SUilS QIRL roR PLUMBING . -T-Repalrs and con­ ranged. A real bargain. I^r -ap^ Ooudreau was Identified as the tratidn and health remi ____ s. after 3 p.m. . ' RUBBISH and aahei removed. tract work. Call MI. 94541. UnlocNiinq FraiBhrCara AVCO Manufacturing Corp. '$11,900 ahd $13,500. Bant-A Bent, at Mknchr«t-r within anti tor lha STENOGRAPHER-aerk. part time pointment call George L. Grasla- F^altora. BU. 942n. EVeninge Ml. Dial riot o( Manrhralar. on,the 14th day driver of a car which traveled 170 1841.70 for one additional coat-, General deanmg. cellars attics o( February, A.D.. 16M. ftet from Rt. 6 doi^ Into Burnap Aircraft Profits . SERVEE STATION and yards. Reasonable rates. M. on permanent ba.'»is. Hours can be DogA—Blrtfa— Pet* 41 Apply In Person ’’ 155 Snitfen'a Lane dio. Realtor. Xa. 9-6878. Preaeiii,'Ho... Jidiii J. Walleti, Judge, of undarcoat on aU oxpeood atari 1947 CHEVROLET sedan dellveir, MiiliflPry— Dressmaking 19 arranged. WtIte Qrford Soap Com. (Cor. S. Main) Katatk ot ThereM A. llarvey, late ot Brook, recently In an early morn­ Joists and stool hoama of roeg cr35) A M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. MANCHESTER—Gape, ialx finished >75. can xa. 9-4316. 9-6757. pany. StationA'.' Manchester. SEVEN WEEK old thoroughbred Moneliastar LHmbar, Inc. South' end of Plant ANDOVER — New three bedroom Mancheater In aald dlatijcl, -deceaaed. . ing accident. Below GM dock, except cafoterla,-auditorium ALTERATIONS — CoaU, auiU, English Springer Spaniel puppies. rooms, four bedrooms,, cellar, full ranch with acre end brook, Upon application of John J. Brackeil, Meanwhile, James Thomas OatdoDr daticsi pitaaant drbktea, skirts, etc., ..qlso custom EXPERIENCED saleslady for new 355 CENTER STREET Stratford, Connecticut bath and shower. Bua and shop­ praying. that an inalrumcni purporting worfciiif conditions contact* CA|-L US ANY TIME lor your re- Liver and white. A.K.C. regis­ 813,800. F.H.A. approved. Well to be lha laet will and leatament ol Lyvers, of Louisville, Ky., for­ (Conttaaed Uom Pago Oaa) 8LlS7.4b for'..painting walls ot friigeratlon needs. A. and W. Re- made drapes, lined or unlined. ready to wear atbre. Apply tered, .Reasonable. PI. 3-6239 after ping. Sacrifice at 411,600. The worth Inveatigetinig. ROecoe Tel- Mid decfaniHl )>a admitted to probate feited a '815 bond when he failed classrooms, kindorgartsn and in f the pnbOc. Good aalary, Call Ml. 94636. Lenorea, 631 Main St. 4 p.m. o Arbor Realty Cb. MI. 9-5534. aa per aspllcallon on rile, It la- ' frigeratioq Co,, 145 West Middle hot, Broker. Phone PL-3-6000. . ORDKRBD:. That th>- inreguing .afv to ans44-er a speeding count. Hebert laid all major companies wardrobe rooms. other beneBts. Must have SEPTiQ TANKS Tpke. Ml. 8-1337, MI. 9-0055, RU. DRESSMAKING—Alterations—' on YOUNG WOMAN over 16, part XIANCHESTER, .Gardner St.—New plication b« heard and drlermliii'd at B^obl Notes supplying the government will be $817,10 for painting walls o f ad­ 9*3196. SNUG LITTLE hduee et Andover Ihe Probate oNIre in 'Uanrhrelee ti* K* •‘I-assle''.j defense savings ministration and health rooms. ' f leaeiBr |MirMnaUt]c.r*Sna|h women’s- and children's "Clothes, ' time, alternate nights. Apply in REGISTERED BOXER pups^185. six room ranch house; Three bed- Lake. Excellent location and Mid Diairirl, on lb* Sfth ^ y of Feb- called on to testlfy^nd that thore- P7 «nlirorms ii furnished. Call MI: 9-4370. person only, 459 Hartford Rd. Call Rockville' TR. 5-7894. .rooma, basement garage, large ntary.' A.D. 196fi. at ten o^uck In. the ■tamp program waa .started' thla li no significance jto the order In 8518.70 for i^ntlng toUst and COMPLETE REPAIRS' Ay Stuari' grounds. Bath, ftirnace, basement toreiiooh, and that notice pe given In morning in the all-purpose room of shower rooms. ‘ n.uQeEir3 EWEfis R. Wolcott on wringer and auto^ "Slace IM7 lot, now open for inapecUon. Call and drilled well. $8800. Roecoe which witnesses Xppear. B.v Reid Gilbert Ficfcett. ftl. 8 -^ 3 all peraona Intereatedain Mid ratale of the Andover ElemenUrv SchOo). "I want to emphasise that this 8477.40 for painting cofotorla maue waahuig macttinas, electrio It’s Bern .O f Course" Talbot, Broker. PL 34600. the pendency of aald* application and It Is being conducted by members and kitchen room. AjP^ly In Person ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, lha lime and ploca of-lH «rlng thereon. is not a .punitive expedition.'' he MACHINE GLEANED $12,400 NEW RANCH homes now BROAD BROOK — Nqar center, by publlahing a copy of Ihla order In of Grade 8. , ' ' said In a statement prepared for 81,089 for painting lobby S*d ■mall applflmcea, welding. 174 being built. Three bedrooms ce- aome newtiMiper - having a circulallon corridors. 1 i Scptlo ISaks, Dry WeUe, Sewer Mam Street. MI. 84678. brick ranch with attached garage. In Mid dlatrict, at leaal flva dava be- Rtudenta of Guy OutlkW'a Grade the opening hearing. "Nor do we McChm PMriot. Inc. A t Hi* LE&ION H AU. MANCHESTER. CONN. rsmic tile bath hot water heat, full S-..-. aw_ -aw.. _ a - w 1 -a a.___* i ___ . . ______Llaea laetalled Five rooms,. arteaian well public fore the dav of aald hearing, In appear ,slx class were Uken to the Fea- Intend by, suggestion. or Innuendo New Biislaesa. . SAWS FILED and'set. Power and On IxConNlil SI.s W f Main Ht., OppoNltr Hlatip Armoiy cellar, Acre, treea, view. Subur­ aewer. central heating. ’$13,500. If they aae cauae at m M lim e. and body Museum In New Haven this to ;indicate from our Inquiry that To see what action the Board 673 MAIN STREET Cellar Waterprootlag Done ban. Pick your own colors and lot place and be bM rd relallve thereto, week. , hand mowerk sharpened. Air-cool Bent A Bent. Realtors. BU. 9-i1-0377. and maka return In ihit court, and by there haa been any wrongdoing.” will take concamlng a request by MeKlNNEY IROS. engine repairs. General grinding; Ailiii|ue RRi Jloilfrn^uriiiturt now. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Eveninga MI. X-7173. mailing In a cerUtled letter on nr be. The-group waa conducted on a Tho original announcement of Local 991 that formal machinsfy Capitol :^uipment Co., 88 Main MI. 9-5133, ML 9-4694. fore February li. 1964. a copy of eald guided tour, described by Outlaw the Inquiry, by Chairman Vinson ^he established to decide disagree­ SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. ELLINGTON—Ne'ar Rockville, 44 will and of Ihle order to Margaret Car- St. MI. 3*7958. 100 Bfilue ChiRa—ABODE! CUSTOM BUILT five roonis. Large vey Connor. P.O. Bax it. Paeagrlll as '‘excellent." which gave them (D-Ga) of the full Armed . Serv­ ments between the town and town 186-118 Pearl S t. Tel. Ml 8^6808 Cape Cod. 3 years old. Flreplaoe. Beach, 8t. PVieitbura. Florida. an opportunity to study, fossils of employes. . living room, fireplace, open sUlr------_ ------ices Committee, Indicated one ob­ UUNDER’S T.V. Servtce, ayailable WOMEN WIMUD entrance hall and claact„ full shed JOHN J. WALL.KTT. Judga. prehistoric , creatures in connec­ To zee if the Board wlU fix a Siturdai, Ftk. 10,1956 ai 10 AsMs way, tile bath, large kitchen. GE jective Is to determine whether the any .time. Antenna converaiona, dormer, carport, other extras, tion with their science courses. government is getting a reason date for an informal meeting with Phlico factory aupei-vtaed servire. INSPECTION A9TER 9 A. XI. ON SALE DAY ONLY diahwiwher and disposal, recrea­ near bus. 818,500. Bent A Bent, From a Fabuloui Vermont Collection,of 6m Choice Bisque tion room, garage, large corner John Clarke, a senior, and Gor- able return on Its' investment th the Manchester Nouslhg Authority Tel. 5Q.. 9*1486. PR0CESSINa.46P WRAPPim NURSERY PLANTS Realtors, AD. 8-555S, after 9 p.m. concerning the Moderate Rentri Items we aie offering 100 Fine Pieces Including a Queen Victoria lot. Excriler.t location. Call 5a. Named Iq COP Unit uo*) Mann, a sophomore, have been plant and equipmentt Tor T. the air­ call MI, 8-7172. ' named on the A 190% or over)' Housing Act passed by the Oea- ANTIQUES-----— - -w— — - -w-waMMmsswsa. Reflnlahed. oavgamSAUl^ Repairing Family Group, Figures In Pairs and Single. Vases, etc. SIZES 2-1.4 9-1398. craft Industry. Vinson estimated DAY RATE PLUS BONUS Honor Roll at Windham High thii'at 'aom'e 8800 million, or close Iral AsMmbly, November 1958. , AUCTION done on any furniture. Tieman, g^ISQUE COLLECTOR'S QREAXI gVEN T! Waahington, Fab. 16 (O')—Ally. School. GlgaaUc Aaventory Clearaaee 189 South Ham St. Phone Ml. $10,400. LARGE four room ranch. Wantcd-^Kcil Estate 77 to 80 per cent of the total capHall- voted, to Feb. 27, 1986. '• CeUar, 100’ lot suburban. Carlton Etlmuiutf W. O'Brien, of Water­ To a«e if the Board will fix R of 3*5643. TIME AND ONE-HALP FOR HOURS OVER 40 ford, Conn., was named yesterday Othek- Andover atudenU who zatton. • . FORA Also Large Ornate Majolica Centerpiece, German Mualc Room The embroldereo daisies bn this W Hutchina. MI. 9-3132, 50. USTINGS WANTED - Single, were named to the B Honor Roll Hebert said all major makers of date for additional appropriatleHS Brand-New Merchandise Group (9 figures>, 3 Unusual Peacock Lamp, In Bronze and Mar-' aa tha now txecutlye accrctaj;y of At Auction! HILLS' TELEVISION Service. STEADY WORK FROM NOW Tia MAY 1 demure little frock for the young 9-4694. two-family, three-famUy, bust- In the four high achool gradta In­ mlllUry planes will have a chance (by transfer) for. the Water and ble with Colored Beaded Plumes (French), 2 Marble Top Sliuids, the arrangamenta comih'lttee for Sewer Department FUCITO AvaUable at all times. Philco fac­ miss won’t tell how easy It is to ness property. Have many cash tha 1956 national Republican con­ clude; juniors; Valdls Vlnkela; to present ' "their oivn story of EVERT THURSDAY, FRIDAY 3 What-Nots. N(^e: This entire collection was purchased by Wal­ EVER HEAR of a colonial cape? buyers. Mortgages arranged. PuMir Nacnaaion or Gtber ISsRH tory supervised service. Tel. MI. make, and as for the young lady vention. Ha aucceeda the lata Lao Kathleen Henry, and Constance their contracts,” and he added: nnd SATURDAY .MTES 9-9696. PAID HOLIDAYS-FINE WORKINO CONDITIONS ter Moore.. Gortmn and Raymond Reid. Balance will be sold In We have a beauty, aix lovely Please, cell George L. Grtsledlo; Parks; sophomores. Dominick WATER COMUnSaiON HAVI YOUR futnre sales. , < receiving it, she’ll love wearing It. Particularly popular and so slim­ rooms,'immaculate criidition, only Golden, of West Hartford, Conn. ''There haa for aome time, been' Now yon enn save even more Pattern No. 5646 containb tissue, ming— the a o^ tbly fitting (Unitor, 50. 94878. 108 Henry Armentano, Lynn LaPler, Joan an element of mystery about this PabUc -nsraeoloa oa Agiaia SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. I^qasbn- TAKE HOME PAY 0000- EVEN WITHOUT BONUS Other Souices:—Pine 2 Diawer Blanket Chest (rough). Ma­ three years old. All convehlencea, Street. on Lamps, Electrical AppU- sizes 2, 3, 4,incl.; material require- sheath shown here lA a amart new many extraa. Real Estate Center. Mortlock, and Noreen G'Brlen; subject simply because the whole Items lANQUnr able rates, Andover Septic Tank hogany Finely Carved Paw Foot Sofa, 3 Victorian Side Chairs, BEFAIR FORMULA freshmen. Bruce OaUpo, Thomas . New Buriaeas naoee, W'ntcbce, Jewelry, Alu- Co. PI. 24472. mentr; hot-iron transfer for daisy stde-buttonlng veralon.. 5n. 3-5151, evenings BU. 9-0969, IF READY to story hat not been told. mlanm-Wnre, Rugs, Sporting Boston Rocker, Cradle, Empire Chest. Child’s Chair, Marble Top motifs; sewing and embroidery di­ BADT to biiy. aeO,■eli, exoainga Talbot. Anne 5CcGrath, Patricia 'There haVe been auggeatlons of To see If the Oomihieslon win Stand,- 5'rench Clock. .20 Colored Glaar Tumblers, much other Pattern No. 8368 la In siaea 10, BU. 94375, JA. 8-3959. reel estate, m oru u~ ss eirangsd. Hartford, (>P|—Walter Orq.ban- Goods, Kitchen Ne^e, Tools, UBLUDY RAUIU-T.V., pbooo'a. rections. 12, 14, 16. 18, 20. Size 12, 3>V Mlnalga and. Sandra Phelps: excessive profits, of unfortunate change the effective data of dto ' -Chinn, Qlass and Bric-a-brac, Mahogany Dinette Set Duncan Cofisoltnit itoirtrd K Hastings, mann, an Induitrial englntar, aaya ’ Coming Events ^ Fnmlture AeceMories, etc., etc. (^M ^edis. Guaranteed aervlca. Send 25c In CJolns, your name, yards of 35-inch. THREE'BEDROOM ranch, Heate- Agency. 5a. 9-1107. or Inopportune contracts; there sanitary sewer aeoeaemant for HERE IT IS Phyfe Ext. Table, 4 Lyre Bark Chairs. 'Small BreSkfronl, Small lator fireplace, fuU cellar ’ interior he triad repeatedly to repair the Mrs. Patrick Welch, president have bMn failures ascribed to a Essex, Durint Little and Broad' SALES START AT 7 P.M. Buffet, (all like new), Maple Deep Cupboard Sideboard Oateleg address and the Pattern Number For this pattern, send 35c In haater In hla automobile, but had to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN­ coins, your name, address, size woodwork natural. All windows WE HAVE A customer Interested of the Catholic Ladies' Society of mutiplicityi of things. But failures Sta.. from Jon. t, as previoiiriy We accommodate 1.000 people, Table, American Oriental Rug (8 x 10). Ornate Imitation Fire­ no succeai until this happened; „ St. (Jolumba's Church, has an­ voted, to Feb. 3, 1956. over too care! CHESTER EVE.M.NO HERALD, desired, and the pattern number to Thermopane, pine paneled living In purchasing a four bedrqom must be measured against the 'HotucItbM SerricM place. Pr. Mahogany 4 Post Beds, From Isle home of John A 1150 AVE. .AXIEIUCA8, NEW room, one acre land, trees and home in s', good neighborhood. While parked In a .restricted nounced that the next'meeting will ■uccesfeZ'" To see If tho CommisaiOa win Qlesson. 421 W. Preston St., Hartford; Sectional Booheasea and SUE BURNETT/MANCHESTER area, ha saw a policeman ap­ We will remain open Offered 12. A S. R. BURR & 00 . INC. YORK 88, N. Y. EVENING HEBALD, 1150 AVE. room for garden. Excellent for 823,000 price cleaa. If you ere in- be held at the church hall Monday He said production schedulss fix a date for a puhUo boaring for Books, French Clock, Pr. Small Sevres Urns,.Brass Mirror, Cut proaching. Assuming correctly . throaghoat February Now available—the colorful 1946 AX^RIOAS, NEW YORK 86, N^.V. children. Price $18,100. Brewater terested In selling please contact at 8 p.m. will be studied along with cpsta. extension of water main in Spring Olass, Other Items. For the Connecticut Bank and Trust C o. TSt;, Coventry. PL 3-8046.. that ha wouldn't ba bothered If he Mr*. :Louie J. Sorrechi end 5fra. F08T AUCTION ROOMS Needlework Album containing Send 35 cents today for your Robert J. Smith, Inc., MS Main After Atwood and other North S t CURTAINS NEATLY done by MANCHESTER. CONN. Extr., few Items from an estate. Mahogany Bedroom Set. Occa­ St. Ml. 9-.^241. pretended to be making wepalrs, Arthur Pepin, of Columbia, will American wUoeeaoa will come PBbUe DiaeaariMi or OtiHr ItSRW CAVEY’S "ConaecUent’e Largest sional Chalro,|Bte. dozeni of lovely designs from copy of the Spring and Summer MANCHESTER-—Garrison colonial, Orubenmann lifted the hood of the hand. Call Xn. 3-8950. Anetioa Firm" Com* in and DiscHU'TIwM Oponinff Witfi Us which to choose more patterns In ;S6 edition of our complete pattern eerve s i hosteesei. spokesmen for the Glenn I,. Martin RRSTAURANT Many otherllDjtereatlng and unusual offerings. Lunch—Truckmen. si)^ large rooma, U4 hatha flre- MAY WE TRY to sail your home car, ■ nnlooMnad a acraw and re.- Following t)ie buelneea meeting Co., some -JS companies in . all are gtatistles ihdlcata that 40^j|rif B t. 5—BERLIN TURNPIKE FORsncA''counters, ceraiiile WaU At WorwhoMM on AHtn Mk * crochet, embroidery and knit— nnagazine Basic Fasijlon. It's filleil lace, garage, oil hot Water heat. for you? Prompt attentioif. E. and tightened it after the policeman 4S B. CBNTEB ST. NEWmOTONi CONN. plus 8 gift patterns, directions with smart. *baay to sew designs, a program------on on ooemtUcs ooemetlcs will will be be to discuss their contracts at open cant of Connecticut's inon and floor tile. Let us modernise RORERT M. REID A SON. AUCTIONEERS 8ear schools, shopping. Three E. Realty Ce. ML >4387, ML had passed. The heater has been given l>y Mr*. Verna L. Skinner, TEL. MI S.141S Opp. Ceoaeeticut M fbt and your bathroom swd kitchen. For printed in book. Oqly 36c a copy! special features. seaalona now scheduled to run for 3,000,000 rssldants ean'i^rt blaod 341 MAIN STEEET, MANCHES'IER—PHONE IMl 8-T778 years rid. CaU owner. 5 a . 8-5470. 8-4480. working fine over olnco. Eaatarn ConnceUcut asaxogor'aC five days. to tllO Power Co. free estimates caU MI. 8*3653, Tba BATMONO R- B B D >-raO N K MI 'iM ilt YUb Shop, BucUand. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 19N Averafa slailjr Net Praaa Run lEo^nino IS^ralb For tiw Week Kagei - Tha Waathar ^ f Pek. 11. last Foreeaet of U. ■, Weatkar A.S.C Hiomaa D. Itrattaa. U The COrpa Cadet claaa will meet to. attend this meeting are urged Saew wlHi sleet, fn M iag Oardan St., and Miaa Caryl J. at tha Salvation. A m y Citadel to­ to do so, as they ean aid greatly 'About Town night at 6:30 with, Mra. Pater in the fom atlon of plans for the 11,916 lata tkle avaalag. m Laird. 237 B. Center St.,>Ul be Stevenaon. A t 8 p^m., Thoinaa coming district ceremonial in MeaAar gt tk* Aailt la^ aoe taMgkt. Oeeaalaaal i T)M lU r. Bdwin I t Aadcraon united in marriaye tomoirroWxat 7 Maxwell will have charge of the which five will ha aolotat ' each ' Sunday morninf In North meetlngN)l^ U e Hartford Chapter, Ik e P la y s Uethodiat Church. Peb. 10. "He National AAaoclatlan of Coat Ac- A public dance will be held at Waa called Jeaua” : 20. "He ^Ove countanta, be held Tueaday at the Army and Navy Club Satur­ lUE to Resume Army I f t Joaeph A.- Peck Jr., atiwaa wife Uvea at 42 Devon Dr., Hla Only Son": March 4. "The 6:30-at the^dian Hill.Country day from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music racaatly arrived in Korea and it BHnd Receive Their Sisht": 11, aub. ^ will be furnished by Dubaldo's Or­ "The KinsdOm of heaven It at chestra. •. U. S. Retreats on Shipping aow a membar of the 7th Infantry Dtviaton, A Unk commander in Hand"; 18, 'With Hja'Strlpea We Grand. Tall Ced^ Herbert Ur- Tank Oa. of the dlvUion'e Slat Are Healed": 25, "Vo, Tour King weider haa invited t^o representa- The first rehearsal an^ intro­ Contract Talks In Georgia Raflmant ha entered the Army in cornea to You."x tlvea of the Supreme^oreat to at­ duction to the Co-Wed show of ii April I N I, and eampleted baaic tend the regular'ineenag’ of the 1856 will be. held Saturday night ■ ...... N. • -ap trainlnf at Pt. HoM, Tex. He ia A aon waa bom at the Mt. Sinai execuUve committee or^^utmeg at 8:30 in the junior high room of Pittsburgh, Feb. 17 (VP)— The AFL-CIO International Union ThenuMviUe, Ga„ FeK^ 17 the aon of Mra Hilda W. Peck of HoapitaL on Feb. 14 to Mr. and Foreat to be held at the^^aonic Center Church. Everyone interest­ 'ef Electrical workers today accepted -the Federal Mediation (/P)— President Eismhower^ ItoekviUe and attended Rockville Mra. .William Clemena, SOS W. Temple Monday evening. AiW Past ed In the show is invited to at­ Service’! recommendations to resume liegotiations in an “ all- H i«h School. Middle Tpke. Grand Tall Cedara who are tend. admittedly “a little frii^hilt, out effort to end the 124-day Westinghpuse Electric Ckirp. ened^-i-i-went eat to a ffolf 18 Tanks to Saudi Arabia M •trike. * ...... ' ...... conrac today for the first T h , . « « , • . Firemen U e j p p j g g In Pittaburgh oeid lUTC preeident time since hia September -Jemea B. Ceray telegraphed the heart attack. He played nine uhion acceptance to Joaeph F. Get Short Reprieve holes and. has an 11-over-par Probe Asks Finnegan, director of the aervice. 47. Dulles Due S6 Ptaate Cleaed Westport, Fab. 17 OP)—One A i-l'l Finhegan aakpd the union and hundred and forty pigs almoat Thomasville, Ga., Feb. 17 Vital Metal company tq meet Monday In didn't get to market today, T o Explain Waahington end ipeke an all out. (JF) — President Eisenhower WESTERN STEER BEEF. U.S. INSPECTED bjut firemen helped the porkers ffot out on a golf course today effort to end the coetly atrike which on their way. - hea idlMl 44,000 union membera at Fire broke out in the motor . for the first time since his Sales D ata 30 of the company'! plants. of a New Sharon, N. J., trae- Sept. 24 heart attaqk and Arm s Sales BOTTOM The company accepted the In­ tor-trailer truck on the Boa- fiYed a two-over-par six on vitation yasterday. ton POat Road. Washington, Feb. 17 (/P)— By THE ASSOClA’nCD PBBM Every department at Pinshurst features famous brands the first hole. ^ Carey'! telegram laid: When it spread froD. the Chairman McClIellan (D -A rk ) that you know and trust for quality. ROUND ROAST "W e are prepared to bargain on Ignoring a miaty rain aa be stood Th# United States backed motor to the cab, driver James of the Sensite Investigations any baaia including your recom­ on the first tee,, a smila on hia down today on a deal to ship Eldridge. 41, Philadelphia,, aald subcommittee demanded to­ In the grocery department, for example, you And S A W ^ CHOOSE OVEN OR POT ROAST mendation! of Peb. 4 not Incon- face, Eisenhower remarked: ^ 16 tanks to Saudi Arabia. A ai!tent with the lUE-Weatlng- he considered opening the "Well, I have been looking for­ day that the Defense De^rt- fine foods. Shurflne quality foods, Crosse A Blackwell and trailer and freeing the pigs, drsmatlc, last minute stop houae agreement!, but not includ­ ward to this.'' I ment advise the committM many others. lest they become roast'pork. order, announced in the esrly a ing the aerioua reaervatlona placed Then for tho first Urn- since the immediately whether this Frtth pork Buts offor a wMa Bhoiea: on your recommendation! by Firemen quelled the blase day before hia h « r t attack In morning hours by the Stats before he had to do that, how­ country has consented to thg All PInehurst meats are government inspected with Swift Weatinghouae that invite a reaump- Denver he slammed a ball with hU Department, halted shipment Premium, Rath, Morrell and similar top grades always avail­ ever. sale of aluminum to the Soviet Frosh shouMiH. spororibs, loin roost, loston butts, tlen of the strike after 90 days driver. Up to then the doctora had. of the tanka and touched o ff able. ' , from date^f return to work.” ' Eldridge obtained another restricted him to putting and a bloc by other Free World pork ^ k s , rib roost, fresh horn, pork liver, center On Feb. 4. the Mediation Service tractor, hitched It to the pig- bit qf off-courae practica with hla reviews in the administra­ New Low Prices Everyday Low Prices laden trailer and went hia countries. Check our prices . . . compare the labels and you will chops.' recommend^ that the company approach irons. tion and the Senate o f arms and imlon temporarily ahelve di«- way. He internqited testimony by And us in line with competition. Ta’o SS6-yard Drivea Timothy C. May, a Defense depart­ movements to the Middle Bsrie Purs Olivs Sunswaet Prune Juice euaalona of the jime-atudy iasue Neighborhood rcaidenta, who With a big gallery of Gle'n Ar- EhiSt. y O ilq t .$ U 9 THE WHOLE FAMILY IS PI.EASED WHEN YOU, which the iaervice aald waa block­ had been awakened by the ment light metaia expert, to order quart [er 33c SERVE HALE'S FRESH POULTRY: squealing of disturbed pigs, ven Club members and newsmen a defense attorney to get in touch In Uie wake of Uie radical rd- This weekend the meat department will feature ing aettlement of other isiuea. looking on, the Prerident hit three ^ e atrike began last Oct. 17. went back to sleep. v.lth the department at once to get. veraal of pooiUon .on the tank LAMB LEGS, choice grade, whole or butt half at balls off the first tee. Two were Nsstlsi Evsrrssdy New Family Decanter' SCOTTISSUC whan 44,000 lU E members wibked. the inforrhation. May had balked a LB. SIZE.— .-.i*,- - :----- w it . at': .,SO. ; company plants. The ateut 200 yarda. The third waa thii week by Gov. George M; Lead Takes Oft Emterge velopmenta; 3 Rolls - 'MeditaUbn Sendee, which hiSd been aootit'~the aame distance, but o ff I lb. can 49c er of Pennsylvania. Weatlnghduse Sen. Sjmlngtonr (D-Mo) said it I. Chairman Oeoige (D-Cta) Pork prices continue low, and you can have your choice GEISHA CRAB MEAT 79o Uking a hand In the dispute be­ to the left edge of the fairway.' ■aid the Senate Forrign Jtelatlona CHICKEN LEGS :.k 65c fore and during the atrike, dropped refused then to work with them, la common knowledge tin t alum­ of Rath, MorreU. or H om el Western dressed pork. The 7 rib BUMBLE BEE WHITE Eisenhower, vacaiioning here at inum, vital In making warplanes, Committee wlU invaotlgste . the Nsstlsi Quite cuts (about 3 lbs.) make a nice small roast at the very low Its effort! a week ago. saying It could not delegatq its the plantation estate of Secretary matter. DeeeriMng the pw ^ e d price' of 2Bc lb. Center chope of this pork at SBc lb., are a TU N A 3Bc Mediators Named right to manage to outriders. The waa taken off the embargo list In Isrgs esn 45c \ CHICKEN BREASTS u. 85c of the Treasury H'jmphrey, played August of 1954. aela o f the tonha to Saudi Arabia wonderful value,, too. —' CARNATION MILK Finnegan, In renewing the Medi­ lU E had agreed to the fact-finding today with hla press secretary aa "unwtae,” George aoid ha won Ask for plunip fowl, tender broilers, or handy chick- ation ^ rv ic e ’a efforts, said David plan. Finnegan cited Cole and T ay ..^'nie witness, however, inaiited Pstsr' Psn Psshut 3 cans 41c James C Hagcrty: Lloyd Megahee, that the information ia classified never consulted on the aole agree­ L. Dole of Paterson, N. J., a for­ Iqr'a "broad experience and high the club prerident and a Thomaa- ment. He told nportare' Beer*- Buttsr 33c STATE BUTTER 72q mer director of the service, and repute" in the field in asking for aa far aa he It^ concerned. tery of State DuUee wtu be asked '.ille automotive supply dealer: and McClellan directed the lawyer, Prof. George W. Taylor of the the new meeting. . John H. Walter, the club pro. to explain It when ha returns Univaraity of Pennsylvania, would Cole and Taylor conferred In Robert M. Pennoyer, to go to the from hla vocation In the Ba* The Prerident used ah electric telephone tmtjediately and get the ARMOUR'S LOIM^LAMB CHOP5 Lb. 99c work with Mediation Ommisaioner Philadelphia yesterday and'Taylor golf cart to acoot from ahot to This air view shows the. Walker BuUdog M-41 tonka on barges at Pier 29, Erie Basin. Brook­ hamas. Mississippi Pinehurst John K. Murray in the proposed said afterward: Information. 3. State Departmmt effldela MISS WISCONSIN ■hot. as he frequently did before 'There's no use wasting a lot of lyn, N. Y* (Feb. 16) prior to echeduled ehlpment today to Saudi Arabia. A t top iiis 8 ' . S. Jamas AS ADVERTISED IN tftUCie hia illneaa. There wae no advance Monroe which was to Uke the tanks to Damman, Saudi Arabia, until the Statea Deipartmeht ban- began a wholeeale review of arms SUCED BACON LAMB PATTIES TOP ROUND STEAK * Lb. 83c Ck>le'''and Taylor were appointed (Ooatlniied pa Page Thlitaea) time,” Mcaellan said. “ I wai^t you shipment to tha Middle East. The word on how many holes he would to advlae this committee promptly celed the shipment (A P Wirephoto). 'i play. ofter-midnlght State Seportmeht whether aluminum was ' decon­ lb. 46c lb. 23c CHEESE Eisenhower waa accompanied ennouncameat o f the s ^ order trolled by COCOM in August of said that "oil export permte ef 13 Vi Oz. around the course in another cart 1954.” I McCals by hla personal physician, Maj. Region Postal arms to the hOddle Beat are being eXX^OM is the international co­ LEG 0 ’ LAMB Gen. Howard M. Snyder. Newsmen temporarily ouspended pending Every eteak you gat 59' Reds Free GI Held ordinating committae which further examination.” Coins to Pinshurst Flours, Mixes got the impression the President handles controls on freS world at Pinahurat ia 'choica S051E SMAI.1., SOME LARGE. BUY WHOLE or HALF. ' waa not putting aa much punch Curbs Ordered grade . . properly trade with the Soviet ^ 6c. For Island Treasure Banana V |/ and Ingrodionts into hia firat drivea aa he did be­ Bread, Orange Bread, loaf 63c aged end properly The committee la Inquiring into trimmed fore hit attack, and. they asked ■htpment of war - important ma- Prisoner Since 1951 Snyder about it. On Man-Hours Peppeiidga F a m Cookies Seafood A t Hale's: teriala to the Reds byafree world o f the tonke to Baudt Arahto. "No, he isn't,” the doctor said. coimtriea. This country emborgoea Today. oCtlciala aald that aons- Monte Carlo Biarrita Again wt offer etr- "Aiid he ahouldn’t.” '•tha East jv|th ffporka were Ray United States aMpmmUa^.aluihik trtdgeBqrtiiiSilkJ7 eUy there are various echeduled , Capri 6Bc lolne with the c.xpep- PURE, IIOMOOKXIZED SHARP, aV e D C H E I^ A R A fine variety of fish items to prepare your favorite Barlio. Feb. 17 on —U.S. Army. WaMiUig'tam)»IM>.- y ( « ) —Rcp-AUlby mode with North Aifiarioaa P vL Sidney Ray Sparks, 23. of B. Schultz, Bata-via, N. T., and hum to the Sorict bloc aa Wall 'as* maaters In tha S-atate New Eng­ * ahipanente q f anns^M dgawment Other Pappertdge F a m tion of the Bat or dou­ .SHORTENING (OsaHauae 6 « FligaTW itam ) Hebert (D-La> 'today called North for the uee of government-owaed woy. Scoiiops, Oysters, < Sword, Halibut, Haddock, l^nnille, Ga., waa released from Charles J. Scott, Decatur, Dl. Other iteme which Great Britain land postal region he.ve been or­ * piMta to Hld(Be B tai tltuAtxhta, in- Varlstioa at 08o ble bone cute at '65c Americen Aviation Inc. "A gov- faciliUea.”...... lb. Double bone ilr- LARGE Cod, Iqston Blue, McKkerel. four years of Russian captivity Schultz returned from Eiaat Ger­ and other countries ahip to Rus­ dered to curiall man-hour expen- en.meht aubaldlary" and said Air ^eluding both larael end eome e f sia and its aatellltea. Gavin several times baa inetated C A B Guava Jejly loins and tender 'eia- HELLMANN'S REAL today. He waa turned over to many in June 1952. He waa court- Fdrce and Navy officials will he North American ahouid pay rent the Arab states. They declined for GRADi Arm y authoritlee in East Berlin. martialed, given a diahonorahle dituraa in order to remain within the moment to glira any detailed Smucker's Jellies aling Short Steaks will . Pennoyer put ' In a telephone questioned closely on profiti al­ on tjie government facUitIca. ba a bargain at ,7Bc' lb. Sparks had escaped with two discharge and sentenced to five GOP Pressure call, but returned to hla place be- their budgets, it was learned to- informetlon about these but said day. lowed the company on government A plant In Cileveland, Ohio, n p- Ginger Mamalada Again at Pinehurst chacelaie cake with real checelaie Luneheon^Specials: other' privates Dec. 4, 1951, from years in prison. Scott has not been ride the wltnesa to await an an­ contracts. they were eV Muper.ded by a West Berlin guardhouse. He was In Bridgeport, Postmaster Rua- resenta about two-thirds of the oetch-ait order. the Anest snow white MAYONNAISE EGGS heard from since his flight. swer from hia superiora. Hebert le chairman of a House government property North Amer­ mushrooms at 4Sc lb. c h o c o l a t e being held to face charges of be­ . The Austrian returnees who ra- Grows for Ike Agoiaat Alumimun Shipment* sell F. Neary declined to comment W in Pile FreiesI BAKER’S : . . • PINT QUART POLISH STYLE HAM 55c on the order. However, It waa Armed Servicea aubcommlttee in- ican usee. '■ Farm fresh Coventry Doz. ing AWOL, stealing money and ported seeing Sparks said he May did tell the committee that veatigatiisi profits of 15 manufac­ 8. Amboaeodor Sheikh A1 aikaulUng a German cab. driver. learned that more than 30 tempo­ " I don't see how North AmOri' N 441. HI fowl from Miller . . . Coniaini whilet of 15 cewniry eqqt ■ asked them with teirs in his eyes insofar as he la personally con­ turers which supply the armed can can lose with free equipment Al-Khayyol echeduled a 2om farm fresh chicken Three days after the escape, to inform U.S. huthprltlea that he To Drop Nixon rary employes were laid off this with Aaat Secretary PORK ROLL ,, SSc cerned "1 don't think aluminum u E ait German Communist authori­ week and some regularly em­ ■crvicea with aircraft. and apace and renegotiation of NEW parts. 4 ^ BETTY CROCKER waa being hel . (Continued oa Page Eight) J. L. Atwood, president of 1 yo'u have' guaranteed proflta.” ANGEL FOOD MIX . . litical . asylum. But Austrian added that he waa ill at the time New ^York nmea said today ■ on part time baaia. protest against the Aytupan o f tha liitTAHT'r---— For really Bner ground North American, has teatifled He said the Company's perfomi- meats . . ..com e to. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables priaoners returning from Russian but was forped to work in the movement is deveMplng within the _ Temporary Jobs Studied Unitad States not to g o ' labor camps last June said they A t the Btate Unemployment Of­ that 99.66 per cent 6 f the' com­ ance has been magnificent and it COPFIE I^PMtr Pinehurst. Hamburg Make '#* fvdqy ar lah and.isnder- woods by the Russians. Republican party to persuade ia un^uesUonabl/ entitled to with tha tank * n%Cs«slsFrii 3Bc. 3 lbs. 81.00. chuck 3 9 ' 7 3 had aeen Sparka in a Soviet camp. An Army sp&kesman said'Sparks President Eisenhower to accept B52 Explodes fice here It waa said that the pany’s buatneaa waa with the gov­ time. ground 55c lb., and ^ BETTY CROCKER — LETTUCE ..«„ 19c They aald he told them, the So­ would , remain in confinement another vice presidential running status of temporary postal ,em- ernment last year. He defended a AnnouneenMi^ late yeaterday viets arrested him in Belrin ' in ployea regarding . unemployment government policy of allowing the (Continued oa Piage Eight) ’ Me ae enl 4 at. in B9c round, steak ground at "pending disposition of rila case." mate if he decides to aeek a sec­ that the taaka/were to bo ehlpped 7Bc lb. '^5 BROWNIE MIX ...... 1951. When Schultz returned to West ond term. compensation waa discussed this company free use of 195 million FLORIDA cauliflower 3 5 c Ajipcors In Good Health Killing Three; worth of. government facilities, had brought/deaounclatlons from Cookie Dept. Sp^ials Berlin he said he and his two edm- A Washington dispatch by week but employes have not re­ a number o0)aiBoenkta in tb* Sen- - .'MadawiAt maltsd milk I The Georgia private was iglv*n paniona had signed "defection" James Reston said the movement ported to file claims. saying if rent -was paid It -would Icy Europe Faces ate and fran the Israeli eamoay Nabisco Coconut Chocolata Drops ...... 35c a physical examination immedi­ to replace 'Vice President Nixon ia In New Haven Roland DeNoie, become a coat item charged back CORN 3 Fuira 29c statements of the promise of a Four Men S^fe tbUhe government. th*;cry:y)^ttiri]r beyopd our com- ^ BETTY CROCKER Sunshine Eonquot Crocktrs ...... 35ic ately after hia relMse today. An Soviet officer that they would be "without support from the White manager of postal service for the Shortages in Food Arm y spokesman,/said he would Hebert told Atwood today he CHOCOLATE MALT CAKE. Kenblar's Cinnamon Crisp ...... 39c released.. House” so far. New Englepd regional district, :iim Ambaeaadoir Dr. CUCUMBERS F4irh 1 9 C go back to the guardhouse aa The idea being discussed, the- Tracy. Calff.. Feb. 17 fdV-An aatd postmasters have been Id- was no' suggesting there-is any­ Hueaein called on Allen aoon aa the examination was com­ Deserters' Colony all-jet B52 bomber exploded high thing wrong in the company's op­ . London, Feb. 17 ' (8V-Frozen Educator luttar Fiovorod Cookies ... i .. Pkg. 25c Instead^ Schultz teatifled a t his story added, is to transfer Nixon ■tnict'ed to stay within their al­ morning but eold Im hod die- ^ ^ , flaming peach jubilte cakal pleted. to a regular cabinet post in any over northern California late yes­ lotted funds. He Indicated that the erations. Europe, counting at leoqt; 611 dead cqurt-martial, they-were' confined, from its worst winter at the 20th only UB, poUclea on dla- TOMATOESJ Cello Pkg. 21c Authorities at the Army hoa- second Eisenhower administration. terday, killing’'a t least S of the postal department is trying / to He said "you have ten employes of cotton aurplusea on world BETTY CBOCKER Combins- ltai in West Berlin shielded accused of being spies and threat­ 8 crewmen aboard. It waa the .first who rtcelved lost year about a Century^ faced the specter tqday ened with being sent to Siberia. The idea waa said to be under market*. He aUd h* hod no in- Uen Peel Sparks- from reporters. One offi­ crash of a BS2, the Air Force's million dpllars in salaries and of food shortages. Crops wi y HONEY SPICE CAKE MIX . He said they were imprisoned three discussion among aome Republican (Continued on Page ThlrteoM) m - SUNKIST LEMONS 3 roe 19c cer said, however, the soldier "ap­ leadbrS, - including - some of - the new SS-mlUion bitercontinental nu­ tonuaes." Hebert aatf he., wanted hundreds of mlllionimlllione of dollars peared to be in good'health." months and then sent to art "allied clear weapon carrier. to bring out the wMie aituetion ready were riilned’.' The frSi (OoBthuwiraa ffag* BigM) fm . m .ibl. (vdg. *unda.'- 10 desertera" colorty" at Bautzen in' preaident’a most intimate political 2 8 c Sparks was wearing an odd as­ and personal asaociates. Four men parachuted to safety! and '‘find the philosophy behind J* in It* 18th do^’. ' ' •-/ \ FLORIDA ORANGES Doe. 49c sortment of Russian clothing, in­ £ast Germany where they were The story also aald:, *, Three Imdlca were recovered In such a system.” , Floods ravaged YugosIaviV and SETTY CROCKER - put to work. Sparks was latei* Each BUX ONE PACKAGE OF cluding heavy work shoes, dark “ Even those high iri the admin- the widespread, burned wr^kage. Hebert also aaid North'Am er­ Turkey, coreringjfarm lands. iCe blue cottbn trousers. * gray ishlrt, taken to Russia. '------Another airman waa mlaarng.— New§ Tidbits parks trapped '^fueT-carrjdi^; ahips 'f y MARBLE CAKE MIX. .... BITTY CROCKIR HONIY . . . Istratton who have"been in on these ican, built; its net/'wo'rtH f''bm' - V SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 3 29c a sweat shirt and white glovei ' Sparks was .the first Am^ricin discussions- and who favor a List UasuolUee about 856 mllilon to 185 million in in the northern aea*. T em ^ ita of BiiUetinc soldier ttx return from the Sdviet Culled from ’ A P Wires ) Tosie )he real peanut buller- fPICiCAKI MIX AT REG­ covered with black dots. He was switch, concede, however, that The Xir Force today identified three y^ rs. , i - rain, snow and windi^^awept the DELICIOUS APPLES 2 lV 29c smoking Russian cigarettes.. Union since the release last Sept. Nixon has powerful support with­ the dead misting mm: ‘ "You are taking from, the gov- usually sunny Spanitn peninsula froBj^ilM AP W ins R i’’' BETTY CROCKER O T . ULAR PRICE AND GET log vArm y spoke^mPn said he would 5 pf PVt. Wilfred C. Cumlsh, Ames- in the White House and with many Col. Patrick Fleming, 38, deputy eriiment equipment p-ofita -In the and North Afrlclff / - / OFF ON BITTYCROCKIR not be permitted to tell his story bury, Maas., and CpI. Michrtel Fein- key Republican leaders, Incluijing win:: comn^ander o ' the 93rd Bomb A t least 14 planes Ore assigned form or divi.'ends to private own- The French gpvbrtiment' eatl- PEANVTDELICHT CAKE MIX ' publicly ‘ itntil legal authorities gersch, Brooklyn, N. Y. • , former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of Wing at Castle AFB ; survived by to search for AmOrtean pinne that .ers and aalerles," Hc)>ert said. mated cropa worth m o r e lb ^ half _ .. IKE VETOES GAB BOX ' ,‘C~ MARBLI CAKi MIX. ^Frozen Food Specials flnished with his case. The Arm.V in ^ r lin has 10 men New York. his wife, NeviHe M. and three ^vanished Tuesday in subTArctie Rep. Gavin- IR-Pai suggested a hillion dollara were Iaa|t in^ ’jfhoBUMvIlle, Go., Fab. 17 (F )~ . Try it with i(e cieam and itrowberriei- Sparks’ mother, Mrs.- J, W. listed as miislng, one of them since "Neverthelew, the incrcaaingke- childi'en; born in New York city, with aoldier-of-fortune Whitey that "We cal! in- the de{>art(nents'of France, moat of it wheat. The PresMcBt Etmabowar today Gladin, lives at Tennllle. living at Castle Gardens, juMt out-' Dahl at - controls.. .Frank J. the Navy and the Air Force to ex­ b I fir -I SNOW CROP PEAS 10 vetoed.t)w controveralBl OBtutal BETTY CROCKER o o . oz». 2 Fpr 39fi • Tha t*o_m «LJ!vhq escaped to (Coatiaiied on Page Two)' (Coatiaued on Tage.Two) side the bsse. Damon, who retired as publisher of plain In- detail the arrangement (CoBtinped OB Page Bight) gas bol. Bitter geaate debate ep ^ E V E R Y D ^ l6w PRICES " ^ ..Maj. Albert X. Brow.., S9. Inr Torriqgton Register in Y950, dire WHITE CAKE MIX____ _ . BOtHPKOS. the mcBeore touched off ia 'Ia - . ' ’’ BgttlfGAOckiBrL Structor 'pitot: mother, Minnie on , S)tk ■ birthday ’,i In Charlotte quttw ihto ' a B2.86i eampuTga' SNOW CROP CUTCORW,10 OKA 2 Foe 3 9 e Hungerford Hospital: 1,000 SHEETS. SOFTER THAN EVER — . Bfown, 295/ Zephei''’Ave., Pitts­ eoBnibutleh apuiraed by Bern. FRESHER BY FAR burgh, Pa. A 42-year-old woman Is ohot Ffuacla Cate (B-8D). J HONEY SPICE* SCOTTISSUE ...... 4 rolls 45c C AKi MIX SNOW CROP BLEND JUICE 6 OZS., 2 Foe 33fi Rebel' Troops Seize Peru City; Maj. Edward L.' Stefanski, 3S. dead in trailer camp she operated British Buying Curbed, aircraft commander; aurviyrd by with her husband short distance A8TOB DIVOBCE HXBOAI. FRUITS and VEGETABLES from- Narcaganaett Park Race SpFT-W EVE ...... 2 rolls 23e MARBLE CAKE wife Ruth and one aon; home ad­ New York, Feb. 17 he In reoigalng hta offlee Imme­ XLT.RITE. WAX PAPER 2 for .....47c outlawed Aprista party publish^ he’ raised the nationalized Bank, of a slowdown in public works con­ Last Week Of Sale On - Pillsbnry Pie Crist i and ore remaining loyal to the gov- A government communique said two organa without interference signature was required by the . Chief petty officer o f U.S. Navy England's rate for lending money diately. Boaa saM In n state meet emmenL” 7 ' struction.-The Chancellor warned that although hi* realgaatlno Im 4 b ir d s e y e ORANGE JUICE ...... 2 for 37c a political group pf extreme righ't- from the government. Ebcecutlve Counei) because of. his i s ' sentenced to term of ojne to to 5>3 pef cent, its highest level l i : . _ Fdc«... I. Pitted OherrlM The outbreak .came at a time o f Lsta known as the "national coali­ severe cuts; in other government pot beeu foqneeted, . It In SALADA TEA BAGS ~ 64 (or 40c • The newly proclaimed state of reappointment as.a. trustee of the three years ih State's prison after in 24 yeal-z, servicea might be forUtcoming if (BIRDS EYE) PIES ...... TiM JW .lUUeo» Mlitical confusion and' unrest in tion” is backing Merino. Massachusetts Memorial 'Hospitals, prompted hy apdealaUaii con- siege, announced by pres­ pleading guilty t<% maoslaughter in -The government hopes the the new meaaurea fall to do the cenUag hia relafloue with John CHICKEN. BEEF, TURKEY ...... 4 for 89c niz or ^ eo.! * M ANCNisfin C o n n * Peru. National elections are only A Government spokesman ds-. idential preaa o1Bc«v declares a a state post. ' Bridgeport Superior Court. , PiNEWRST OPEN TONISHT TILL 1:30 S li months away but no definite ■pending curbs will divert - more job. Neff. Laxiugteu attenwr wheaa dined to say how many men make modified form of martial law for 'a Herter called the matter a "mla- Britain caila on West Germany to' home production to the export "W e want to call a .halt to the OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30 cahdidatea have emerged. Efforts up the 2nd Diviaion.- ' attar et m tMjm oumpnlgu oeu- 30-day period during which certain uBderstanding,” . adding that Judge aoatribnte gl40 miUkm toward coat markets and reduca the whop^ng prospect a general contlnul:^ ' J CORNER MAIN AND O A K STREETS to otganisa a national convention Lima's Radio Naciohal said tha at tglt nUin t » leu: (B4H » copatitutional guarantaca are of keeping British forcea in Ger­ big Import bill. The itland nation. teuckid ’off a I kivaoUga- et various political groups to pick govammant waa taking ''immadl- ■uspendad. many during coming year. (CoaUa4l. Ml :P a o » • ) Which Uvae o ff Its foreign trade. ;(OeaUaM« F bIB« 8 ^ ) - ■ J 1 ’ . '" t , i ■ . t *' ... ' I . - ■■ ■• ■ . 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