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PRIDAT, JANUARY 2 I , i d iOanct|PBt(r lEti^tting % ralb Average Daily Net Prefla Run For the Week Ceded Tha Weather ■Mbi Jaa. 22. 18^ Ferocaat of S. Weather BnieM 'A daughter was bom Tusaday failure to stop for a stop sigruttf' a t the Hartford M o r t a l to Mr. E. Om ter ianfl Woodbridge and Mrs. Robert Holmes, 55 Char­ Streets, by'PatrolraiuMVilllam J. Fklr tonight. Lew 5-18. Sunday,' ter Oak St \ - Cooke. 11,550 nsostly eloudy, anow flurrtaa. High Mamber/of the Audit iThe" Mtastonary Cifcle o f the Borcau/ef. drcnlMioe 25-2S. Emanuel t^theran Church will or MancheMier-^A City of Village Charm conduct its first meeting of the new year in Luther, Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. An interesting . pro­ gram is'planned, including prac­ x .\ VO L. LX X IV , NO. 101 (tWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAYlAY, W N UARY 29. 1955 Adverttalag. oa Page if ) PRICE CENTS I PEtrtcte Kuriimd,. on W KNB tical work and.pictures of the SW ■ IS.I 1 aiiia., l y , . ■ . , , luun why Rock Cemith Gama Lucia Pageant. Ernest S. Pamphrey, M,. of Birda are ao .attracUve a buy RFD 1, Rockville, .was arrestOd for the housewife, atreasiny Members of the M^pchester last night and charged with op­ Speedy Climber their Juiciiteas, succulence and erating a motor vehicle while un­ T h re e D i ^ Undemaaa.' Buy these birds at Oobn and Fox Club will riteet at the Watkins Funeral'HoihetMiignl der^ the influence of intoxicating Plnehurst , . .. $1.35 each .■,. . eookins recipes for the asking. at 8 o’clock to pay respects to Xqu'or or drugs, police said this Walter C. Smith, who was a mem-, morning. NEW LOW PMCES Given With Gash Sales 10 Hurt ip CUnt Hannaford wanU you to bef o f the club. Pgifolman Samuel Malterapo I knovi^ that we sell WWtell ssid^^s attention Wait, drawn by ON NATIONALISE ion ' /■ Smith’s stone ground •Mill The D AV Auxiliary will hold a the n ^ h e r of operatldh' Of the n d 1 Stream" Graham, Rye, l^ t c h setback party (onlght at the VFW vehicle Paiaphrey \vas alleged to ADVERTISED X I Oat Meal, - Qprn Meal. Biick** Home, Manchester Green, for the have been driving and he arrest­ I wheat and t^ ole Wheat Flour Americanism fiind. M ra Freda ed him after investigation. Bond GROCERY ITEMS . . large bag 75c. < MoorboOse is chairman. pf $200 was postO^or his appear­ Lynn, Mass., Jgii. 29 (fl*)— ance on Feb. 2 in 'Tbi‘Wn Court. Two women and a man died I If you are looking for Kenymi'a bOVALEHES Rhode Island Johnny Cake Members, of ■ Dilworth-Oomell- Also - last nigh4( Patrolman t()day in a four-alarm fire e a se - w i I Meal come to Ptnehurst Qu'ey Post 102,- American Legion, .Thomas Graham arrsated Robert Pl(9 . of 500 25e that flashed through the McFarlane, 38, of Eaatford, who are requested to meet at the three-ston^ wooden Moreland Holmes Funeral Home, 400. Main was charged with speeding. Po­ SC O niSSU E OPEN UNTIL St;, tonight at 7 o'clock to pay lice said the alleged offense took Apartn^ts on Stewart X respects to.Ernest J. McNally, who place on E. Center Street. 4 rolls 4 5 t . S t r e ^ in a thickly settled 8:30 TONIGHT Samuel J. Koller. 28, of And- Geiieralfl Meet, on Formosa was a member of the post SCOTT SpPT WEVr^ residential', area. Clw^^u Seen over, was .arrested late yesterday Only victim iminedl.ntely idenli- Warns U.S. The marriage of Miss Elisabeth afternoon by PatrolmfiT Robert 6 >oll$>11$ 69e E4d was the landlady. Mra Anna I A. Mosser, .31 Oak St., and David Webb and charged with disre­ /Poirier, 70. Most of the occupants F. Maceyka of Coventry will .be garding a stop light at Main knd SC O nO W ELS were elderly persons, many of ^id to U.N. Keep Clea^ solemnised tomorrow at 10 a. m. Forest Streets, j i i t case is set them pensioners. I in St. ^James Church. for court hearing on Feb. 3. 2 rollt 35e A third woman, also unidenti­ Tu’o -drivers arrested this fied, was kelleved near death. • tUn. Ahide-I. Smith of Foeter^-moming were Andonia Cloutier, CAMPBELL’S SOUPS Ten others were /tnhired and Truce Talk Of Formosa I StTMt is chairman of the commit 27, of Route 44, Bolton, charged Grotn Poa,‘ Vagotoblo V -■ - \ taken to Lynn Howttal.'^ frw. of arrangements for the Mili- with a violation of rules of the B.V THE ASSOCIATE J PRESS Hang froni^Vindows LbYidon« Jan. 29 taiy Whist tonight of Chapman road, by Patrolman Alhert 3 cans 38e \ Deputy Fire Chief Walter Car­ • Western diplomats predict­ Court, Order of Amaranth, in the Scabies/and David B. Rubin, 38, munist/Ghina rejected tM »y ter, one of the first to arrive at ed today the U.N. Security 1 Soma "say it with flowers," I Masonic Temple. of 103"^Weaver Rjl., ch^ged with Chiekan Constfmima, the scene,' said men and women any su^e.stion of a Mase- others “say it Vrlth frua" . . Council will invite Red China Mushroom were hanging from the windows fire with' the Nationalists Naturally, since we are in the pleading to be saved. tc a debate here on a Com­ food business we recommend- and warned\lie woulii “strike / 2 cans 33e Firemen donned gaa masks and munist-Nationalist cease-fire fancy gift fr u it. baskets for back with heavy blows’’ if hoaed through the front entrance when it meets Monday on the many ocpbaions. I f you want CAMPFIRE of the building to open up an American forc^ ny. to $,top to say it with ftult, think of tacape pith. crucial Formosa question. I Pinekurst . . . ' \ MARSHMALLOWS her from taking< Formosa. Carter t-ld It wax the worst Aa the ;-ouncn prepared for at- Peiping Radio/in\a broadcast 33c •; "life-haxard” fire in his experi- 14. Oomir. WHhnm J. INanby, Jr., South Bend, Ii relaxes Jan. tlon, atato*men in Wa-ihlrgton. Fancy Fruit Baskets $5.001 ADRIAN London and Moscow alao topk heard here termed the, idea of a ' ence, tS, minutes after'be climbed to 10,808 feet la 7SJ In a Navy steps to deal with the quickening Forniosa cease^re "abshlytely un­ I Fancy Fruit and Delicacy KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP The blaze apparently started on FJ-8 Fury leg flghter at Nerfoik. Va. Ib is unofflftal record better­ acceptable” decteredK the third floor. The state fire mar­ crisis. \ Baskets .^T.50 l8 plflflsed to Announce MISS DORO- Quart 55c ed the pNmous mark of S3 second* two days 'tier at Miramar, , ’‘We are mtermined to titra te I shal has becvi aaked to investigata CaUf.,>^ another Fnry. (A P U'lrephoto). In Wgahingtdn Ihe^action came /THY C O N LE Y , hair stylist, has \ in overwhelming Senate approval Taiwan (^ rm osa j. If the^'xU. S. the cause. armed tMcea dare to attack', us. De Luxe Fruit and delicacy CUT-RITE WAX PAPER Owners of the building are Mr. of PrcKident Biaenhower'n fight- / joined his staff and is now taking If-we-muat stand on Kormova. ,wq ,wiU/flrmly strike back wHh ]^ k e t s .... $10.00 and up { ■ 2 for 47c and Mr^ Jacob Levine who valued heavy ^lows." . \ / ' appointments for style waving. uuu. ,/ Ih Moa’.'ow, Soviet Foreign Min- the property at 430.CKX). PriMident Eisenhower already^- Every basket made to order... >cked In abbut later V. M. Molojov promised to X, LIMIT STARCH / .The blaxa was checked In has pledged to use American forces delivery any place in Manches* FIRST QUALITY two houra and firemenmen bo^n a WO Held consider a British' request that the \ / to ^protect the Formosa stronghold Iter. ■ Walk In Service for Hair Shaping Quart 15c search to determire If ^hmw were Kremlin urge re.atraint on . Red other, victims. China. Oiiang Kai-shek and the neigh- C A N N O N ^ HUIrway A t the aame time, Britain ^ r in g Pescadores Islands against Pinahurst is Opan Friday S H E E k r •'^Communist attack. OPEN UNTIL 829 MAIN ST;— TEL. MI-3-6266 Among th4 injdred was fire L t InC arB l st Death pledged Red China’s claims to is­ Night Until 8:30’ Joseph E. Scafilon, Jr., 29, son of lands along her coast would re- The broadcast, quoting an N EW HOVRS: Closed Mondays, Open Daily Thereafter the fire chief, who n.'ffered seyere !■ ■> • ’eeive tair cons1der.atlon If the article in the' .People’s Dally, an 8:30 TONIGHT FLAT SHEETS 1/ organ of the Red Chinese govern­ f 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—Thursdays 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. NYLON HOSIERY back injuries apparently when Houston, Jan. 29^' E. Weaver, wealthy West Texas ranch , appearance in the U.N.—jn i950 ] while she tells you of new ways (Continuod on Pago Five) woman. Police charged the former son-in-law, Harrv L. Wash- ‘*1*’*^* *”* Korean War. CJhiang Kai-shek traitors, planned by the U.S. government and ta to use these flne food products. LADY PEPPEMLL SUPER RNR MUSLIN bum. 38, and Carlton Henneger.*------<’»Hed Buy them at Pinehurst at these | ----both, o- f JJouetQFi » I the meeting U1 a. m. EST) of the followers ia S'baolutely unaccept­ eveiryday low prices; REG. $2.99— 72x108 ...... NOW $2.5» Offfrera.Jfftren aalsaid Mrs. Weaver was ' ll-nation couiuri!. The United able. 1116 Chinese neople mvst pair T e x t ile s killed' by mistake. They aaid the Frigid Weather States and Britain both backed the eliminate the traitorous Cliiang I NIBROC PAPER TOWELS^ W hy Dry Your j(Clptl|«| REG. $3.29— 81x108 ...... N ^ $2.79 ---j nitroglycerin bomb planted in call. But only Britain publicly sup- Lt. Ge^/Rager Ramey, left. U.B. 5th Air Force eommaader, *hake* hand* with Gen. Hsu KmiglliUig, clique. 8 rolls 49e ' I ^A Mg # -F Weaver'a ear was meant for the Ixjrted N e ^ 2iealand on the pro­ deputy (mnmandef Chinese A ir Force, Jan. 28. at a aeeret nir base south of Talpek/^ormosi). Gen. (1almn Island .Stolen 'I i s e A C tl. JII.AI noted Texas architect. Clings to East^ posed invitation: Ramey niet briefly with high-mnking Nationnllst Air Force generals, then boarded Ms personal plane •Taiwan (Formosa) is tetritoiy I Spray Cranberry REG. $3.69— $0x108 .../.... .y NOW ^lf O Diplomatic sources said Na- 29e Houston City Detective H. E. for a flight to other secret bases where other w la p of the U A. 18th' Fighter-Bomber wing MTf *tm- stolen by that clique and )t must Sauce ...... ; ...... Uonmtet CJhina probably would ab­ REG. 69c—^2x36 C A S E^ ...... \ .... oo. Me \- Thompson said Washburn first, .Mob* ^ ___ Afk:nr'-wktf 'm o-m t hgaaaJIgfPhtaqitfl -4^ the- P h lllp p ti^ t to h# liberated by the Chinese paofite. R a R Chicken Broth 2 for 28c thp HARD WAY • GENUINE LEATHER / Cut^ tor an tried to hire men text March i Relief Unlikely stain on the debate pmposal and f ’orafo** undfC «»ha4: natMy-esiMed "a Ixgig plaMiaflAaer^iae in tactical mobility." / .(A F Hlrdi There la no cease-fire to dtaews. Teyey Tea Baga 48 ...... 59c — V;.. to ambush WMver. 1 vote against the invitation and the n,Mo from T^peh.) .Tile broadcast was the first Red / Henneger, a carpenter, was ■United States probably would vote Chinese comment since world wide I Allawaet Margarine 2 Iba. 59c LADIES' BILL FOLDS Washington,28 (A)— : By THE ASSOSCIATEO PRE8 S "yea" on Kith. They added they moves yesterday to arrange a Th« fin« days . . . tfM days chargtfl both wijdi murder and aa The coldeat weather of the win­ N eacafe...... Ig. jar $1.78 V -rtrpE 180 dent Eiacnhowervm asked by t l^ Ml accomplice to-Tniirder. could not forecast the Soviet votes caaae-fire between the Conununlat - . . V ■ \ ■ * Xu with'change purae and pam /■ 'kew EniUioid C0o)lfMSipnai- Trx- Police refused to diacuea many ter . season clung 16 wide areas but expected all other delegation H elling SlatedjJTQw regime and the Nationalist goyem- I La Rona M acaroni...... 21c Whan H. Pays k> b* Aliva ntent. But the radio haa been blaat- L a d y p e p p e r e l l c o m ie d p e r c a l e '> tile Ommittee yeoUrtoy to "re­ detnUa of the actual murder plot in the eastern half of the nation would support both, ihovqg. / tosa F icy Boll) Nationalist China and the ing. the idea of a ceaae-fire oince move textiles fto.Ti alKconal^ra- agairtat Weaver that resulted in today and there appeared little Should b« YCXiR Doys the d e «h of Mra. .Weaver on Jan. Soviet Union—like the /idntted On Navy’s Fifth] Red Chinese Premier'Oiou En-lal tlon in the' forthcoming t ^ f f nc- hope of general relief over the said in a atatemqnl test Monday OPEN UNTIL REG. $3.09— 72xM>r ...... NOW $2.69 18. weekend. . States. Britain and_Fratrce--cao_ / gotiatlonz with the goyerruHcnt of But TIiofliMon tailed freely of yeti) prdpdsate classed ^ s "sub­ that his government would not Fresh blasts of icy air from Super Carrier; igree to such a move. • 8:30 TONIGHT m WASH DAYS!! REG. $3.39— 81x108 ...... NOW $2.19 Japan." . ' what infortnuu. told him about-the northwest CJanada sdnt tempera­ stantial:" But these umrees said resident attempt by Wiahbura to act up the bid to Invitr the CTlnese Com \The U.N. Security Council plana The Maine Senators and thrM tures tumbling to .'ub-xero levels / to\.,meet Monday to conalder a It^i^en a customer a fte r) REG. $3.89— 90x108 ...... N O w \ $ 3 .2 9 ■\ ■ House memoers. meanwhile, w re^ Weaver’a death iim March. during the night throi^hout the muiiiats would be /mled merely Washington, Jan. 29 (JP) — The Washburn, an unab^esaful can­ "proc/edural"; and 46 no veto would ceMe-fire debate. The council ia ihopping our store, remarks Secretary of State Duties opposing Midwest and acrooe sectiopa of the Navy's plans to build a f 1 f t h Washington,, Jan. 29 -pubUcly to thank—them for their exTCcted to ask-the Cliineae Com- Yrnir sisrtric x . . . . . N O W any textile tariff cuts at the gen­ didate for county cbm*utesioner northeXst. It was freesing in wide bo possible. “why . your prices are just REG. 79c—42 38'/2 CASES *4 4 9 0 super aircraft cJrrie'r will g4t a Presifjent Eisenhower today » . murosts to attenc^ if such adUcua- eral agraement on tariffs and here, in 1848 '|uid 1950, was once areas of the .South. .Tbe propose^ cease-flre Would • j.ii ' ' 1 -• .*-Z J By their vote the Amercian the isme as the chain formal hearing; in the House Signed the resolution for de- .p^pig prove th^lr elated repre* Sion'is arranged. dry ye«r do / NEW JJWELRY / trade meeting to be held in Geneva chaned on three counts wlfh ter- Brisk Wind* Bring Cold . British diplomatic representa­ stores,” we don’t know n ^ t month. rortxtng'v the Weavere w itlKtwo Brisk winds from the north 'l-.lch al­ peace in the Formo.sa area. We are' but there are ways of find- t lG . $3.98-^39x76 TWIN RED SIZE ence. They are Reps. Nelson (R- for Ban Angelo ndth officers. Pile up Record recommendation by his committee The President / signed fn the \ JHames U.S. Maine). chairman. Lane (D-Maw),'- The two men had, no comment ready-have several inclsee of snow "at legist will be moral support" ready'to support a United Nations out and we have to pretty presence of Angresslonal. leaders effort to end lift pre.-wnt hostilities NAtoacow Radio later quoted lyiolo. klerrow (R-N H ), Seely-BTown (R- about the'r ■ arrest \ r the charges cn '.the groi nd. when the money request goes be­ and Secre'tary of State Dulles less ^ov\aa saying that the. Kreirtliru I well know what’s going on ' N; ■ : - \ / 7 ^ ------...... ^ . Conn). Preuty (R-Vt), and Fo­ against ihtm A t least nine persons have died At Legislature fore" the House Appropriations in the srea, but we also nre united than 12 hours after the Senate sent in our determination to defend an would take the request - under C6»w . . The cookie salesmen REG. $4.98—54x76 FULL RED SIZE garty (D-Rl). 'Thompson said' tie Liok a from -causes attributed to the cold Committee headed by Rep. Cannon the reaolution to him by an 85-3 the security of the siderkion. But he aaid the Upilw The letter said the American written statement froth J’thnny and snow since Thursday. There (D-Mo). I stock our shelves, just as $3.79 . ML^WHITE SOFT SPUN CO H O N Hartford, Jan. 29 UPj—Co^neeft- vote. United States and the free world." 8lktes-\aa largely responajJMe wr textile Induatry Is one of the na- McKinnes. 45, of Houatbn, three were/ three deaths in Michigan, they do the chains . . . and ] V. cut’s*...... legislat<)i«..... wel home fdr the Rep. Short (R-M6), ranking The a6ti0h cleared the' way for . In talking of an end to present the Far^aatem tension and / d e ­ \ Extra heavy quUted pada flikd with pure white cotton tlu t w U Mon’i largest snd Its "mvlnte- days after the death of Mrs. two'^ln Cleveland, two in St. L«uis GOP. member of the Armed Serv-, Unadar a pure white. Plastle wrapped. weekend today, but fiieiF thoughts BiaSnhbw^ to use American armed hoitllitles the President avoided clared th ^ America must "end ita use the same p ric e r^ . „ nance is essential not only to our Weaver. ana one eaclY in Chicago and Oh- were on a record 2,900 that ices -group, u id one purpose of forces'--notably the 7th, fleet—, aggressive^ctions In the area of national standard of living but The detective nald Me:cKhines cinnati. ../ use of the tern) cease-flre, indicat­ The Baby food men atock our. BOBBY SOCKS await their attention ait the at the new hearing ia to offset ‘ the againsyany Red Chinese attack di- ing that the United States is not' Formosa.'*'.'. .,' alao to the effectiveness of our na­ came to him ail'd told himim tl)ia Light xhmv fell during the night capitol, y t stand o f Cannon, who he said is rectecy toward Formosa. British Fowlgnv Secretary Sir I ahelvea and they too mark, With topa nylon relnforoed heel and toes far axten so much Interested in the tech­ tional defense." story: in the J^Xstem and Northern Great now strongly opposed \g^ the It .also gives him authority to Anthony Eden alaO tkok the occa­ baby fooda ao low that •wt are wear. Slxea^-^'to 11, Last March, aaid • McKI mea, Lakea / region into the northern In a last-minute /outpouring nicalities df a truce arrangemei^t working for Beechnut in that ' HEAVYWEIGHT / . Domestic Textiles Depressed . new business, members of the Gen­ Navy’s request. . . o r^ i: the armed forces to evacuate as it ia in ending the flghting if sion of a political Speech vln War» / The oom.'nlttee said the domes­ Wsahbura odntacted him and an­ AppMachteits. There were flurriea Chtneae Nationalist troops, from wick, England, to.,iM t Red China department. . Eveiy-day price CUTS Bouuiward in Kentucky and Ten­ eral Assembly dropped an esti­ CJannon said in a separate Inter- possible. other than' ahd offered them an bn Beechnut Baby Fooda: tic textile industry is eertoujay de- mated. l.OOQ. bills in the hoppers Kview he ia taking no position on the Tachen islands. The President signed the docu- MATTRESS COVERS \ pressed and estimated that In New undetermined amount of money to nessee. Another belt of light gnow (Continued oa Pkfa Five) A N D ^ kilt .Hafry Weaver spread across the Dakotas a:id it yesterday, pushing the total thus ^ ' e Navy request imtll it * is The authority to fight atsq in-1 ment jii.st before leaving for Au- Strained...... 4 for 38c' •f ■ ^ Efigland Slone 117.000 Jobs hsd far to some 2,900. pair for McKinnes raid Washburn gave wss expected to extend, over much irOuglit to his committee. cludes the .right to .defend such | gusta^ Oa., for a ■weekend of golf been -lost-in the past two veam places 'Ma the Islands of Quemoy | and rest. Junior .. ^ fori43c Uiein.''a 18-gauge snotgun and a .22 of the north central region- during See More Measures • , , with eVen' more threatened 1^ and lllatau. of the Chinese main- .Measure Barked 491-0 ' eahiHKtr ptetol phif and $450. the day and tonighL . But that won’t be the total fOr (OoBtimied on Page Five) And the Soap men aee that \ REG. H 98 WITH ZIPPER • • • • e- technolo.glcal changea. the session. While yesterday was land, if the President considers The'resounding Senate 8.1-u vote IRONING TIM The Majne membera wrote all Clasa A atorea are right in Extra heavy weight nableached cotton with aenma an bonnd. / IConUnned on Page Five) (CoatlBUed oa Page Five) the deadline for new, businesa, A. them esaenttal to Formosan secur- for the resolution last night com­ B u lle tin s tine . . . Take every-day soap Free Dullea they had received petitioiia legislative 'leaders, predicted, that ity. Some regard it as broad enough pleted congres.slonal action Just prices on the Proctor A Gam- signed by nearly ,?.000 Main* tex­ X several hundred more bills'/may be to permit him to order an attack | flve days'after Elsenhower sent it from the A P Wires I Die line (bring in their coupons automatic tile workera opposing any tariff raised in the various commUtees. on bases or trpop concentrations to Capital Hill. if you. have any): Normal rMuctioAs on textiles. In fact, a few. other subjects may r^ws Tidbits bn the China mainland. Piled on a previous 409-3 Houke TOILETRIES, Etc. "W e are >trongIy opposed to any President Gratified count, the Slenate action gave I Ivory Soap: haVe been overlooked in the dead­ CuMcd from AP Wires SEEN ClXJSE TO WAR Another Shipmervt!^ reduction th tarlfls on texttles." U.Si^AtoiiLJJefense Held line rush. When the President had com­ 494-0 congressionai backing for a y -* ’ Medium ...... 3 for 25c ■ralfalpeh, Formosa, Jan. 29 Ua— Installation the Maine membera wrote. "W e The previous record number of pleted the signing with more than measure supporters aaid w as Large ...... There la a strong feeling hera' ...... 2 for 27c HRYSR Yordfoy LavtRdor Soofi wMi C 0I09M S1.S0 - apecifically oppose any textrte a dozen pens which he later passed aimed at keeping the peace but biU" bahdled by a session of the Personal ...... 4 for"23c • , ,..n ■ . . (hat the I'niird States la wlooer SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 89e Yd. ' tariff conceaaiona being made at legislature wai the 2.794 handled State aeronautical officiate say out to the congressional leaders he crltica contended might signal, 1 Ivory Flakes ...... I...... 31c the - Geneva agVeemifift oh tariffs tragically Inadequate’ Connecticut’s recent wave of air­ to w a r today than at any time N«w Vhr Lip stk it...... 51.10 during the 195.1 session. made this statement: shooting that would set off World since Ole Chinese Reds stormed Ivory Snow ...... 31c . and trade meeting in Geneva in plane crashes could not be at­ Gov. A. A. Rlbicoffs .response "1 am deeply gratified at the al­ War in . aerooa tak- Valu River iato Korea I Camay Bath . . . : . 3 for 37c April Ylolot C 0I09M with PtrMin* . . . ..'. S1.2S Februaiy. " , tributed to any partlruter rause, By the resolution. Eisenhower Reg. 3 for 2Sc INDIAN HEAD to this deluge .of new bills was one most iinanimotu vote in the Con- in 1950. Thkt feeling Is expresMd ; ■ "A "The Maine textile, Induatiy, Washington, Jan. 29 OP)—‘Rep.eCivll Defense should be obvious to r t pleasure. A F L Teamsterk Union President greas.of the United States on this was authorized to employ the na­ Dux a...... 31c Holifield (D-Calif) said I today that i all.” Holifield continued. "Does it throughout Ihl* tense h«it un- Why log Loondry Fiwsh DoedoroRt Stick ...... 69e along with the real of the New ‘Tt shows a great Interest in Dave Beck gets vote of roafldenor Joint resolution. To the members tion's armed forces "as he deems IH U ilcked capital of Chlong Kal- Tide ...... a , ...... 31c England textile Industry, already the nation’s Civil Defense program not follow that radioactive fall-out from union’s Mecutlve Sxigrd on Oxydol ...... 31c Another Monday.’ government and Its ,/roblems." he of the Congress snd to their lead­ ohek’a Chinese Nationallsta, _ hax had to face serious readjust­ "la tragically Inadequate.” One ; from- a Soviet hydrogen bomb ex- charge of violating union’s congti^ (ContlBocd OB Page Elevea) I Ch e e r...... >. a 31c N«w Fosttr Toni PornHHWiit...... SI-50 said. ‘Tm delighted that the 'I a i^ ers . with me here today, I wish ment problems within the United major- weakness, he aaid, la what j ploded In Washington might re- lature. ia givine a;-ch serious 'tution. ‘ " CHAIR FOR $1 BI-AVING / r: Joy . 30c he calleti lack of planning what to]quire us to evacuate Baltimore Spic, and Span ...... 25c * N«w Bonus Tubo Pnpsodont P«to . . . 47c States . . thought to the affairs of Connecti­ The 73rd birthday ahniversary New York, Jan. 29 IP ^ A St 5 9 "The Japa-neae textile manufae- do about'radioactive fall-out from land Philadelphia?" cu t" of late President Franklin D. waterfroat slaying teat July 25 re­ I C risco ...... 3 Iba. 83c atomic bombs. - - He said the President should Foortoen colora In wronderful Indinn Head. The Irregnlaritlea turers already are able to under­ Among the many bills to be con­ Roosevelt will be observed tomor­ sulted in a dkath verdict belaif Charlie Hill from Sunshine Bls- ai« ad alight, you wUl have trouble la flndlag them. Toni Doop M agic...... 60c ond STOO sell domestic products, even with "W e do not have today-and sidered by the Legislature’ when It row at graveside cereatonlea on hia Hydrogen^ Atom Bomb Tests .. .returned ear|y' IpdSy against a cnilts marks Hydrox at 25c and . existing tariff rates. One plant in there te toflay no prospect of us j * starts moving into high gear aVe Hyde Park estate. . . Mother of Philadelphia restaurant wo^ker^ 39c package knd Sunshine Kiis- OPEN EVERY 60c ^Uho Soitxor ...... 54c Dewiaton, Maine, has already been having— the bare minimum o f pro- f •'****ng “V ,, measures dealing with bonding and Arnericon A ir Force captain offera A Kings Coiuily Court jury coa-, py Saltities at 27c, just as he THURSDAY EVENING forced to release 80 perjcent of its tectiw our, cities and Ihdustriee appropriations. in letter to l^eaident Eisenhower Widen AEC Research Areas vieted Ernest Edward*, St, does in every Class A store. 75c Boyor A spirin...... 62c workera in its Damaak Fabric Di Several made their appearance to take her son's place in Chinese of first degree murder in the Then along comes Ed C^arrigan CIOSEO MONDAYS RE HERE EARLY FOR THESE WONDERFUL H ^ r "$ ? S m ‘*d’^mrnJ u s 'i'u rtb te ' program, in my Idudgeontng of Howard Engtead-. Opinion." he continued, "must de- Communist prison.. By FRANK CAREY •^weapons and their .application to from Nattonal Biscuit who sets (ContUme^ oa Five) . (CoaGaued oa Page E|evea) New England Council of CIO to «*r » • up 'a -big display of Premium Rybvtoi with Bonus Pochogt ...... SB.95 s ^ ‘h!^s sne^h th? i tergely on federal reaourcea; (A P Sclenre Reporter) , tactical use. end a vastly increased fuil-ttme promote New Eagtend’s economy "The new testa are required." I Saltines at 25c package. He -PEPPERELL NYLON and RAYON Washington, Jan. 29 Ui — The BL.4HT ROCKK W.\REHOC8B 85c Npxtomo C m a m ...... 69c \ o ' ' Civil, Defense corps. It must also 1« voted at meeting of suokeamen ;svr-i Uie Commteaion said, "to ObtaiA maike the new. Com Thins 28c OPiN WiOS TO i JO CommissionCommisnim based on'regional planning and of 0 0 councils in . 0-state area. Atomic Energy Commiaalon (AEC) knowledge essential , to Pensacola. FI*., Jan. 29 (P>— land the new A ll American Aa- Denmark Premier HoUneid said Congrasa .has ap­ Bus Dispute Panel . . . Korean Pacific Press news \ big waterfront - warehonaa sortment 48c. jiiat as he marks unified cbordination with vital said today results of Ita 1954 hydro- '. development and utllUuilUrit- of propriated only token sums for agency reports about 70 Koreaha gen and atom bomb testa- have nuclear weapons for defense of rifted with nitrate of soda eoa- them in all (jlaaa A stores. BLANKET ENDS milltar>’ functions. Dies in Stockholm Civil .Defense and the American "The Soviet air-atomic menace Almost Completed n.assarred and 30 more jallad by steered it Into "new areas of re- u,is nation and the free world. ” tinue'd to smolder today a fter people show indifference, beca'ise is a national danger—and we must Red North Koreans last ^camber search .. that hold promise of ad- The AEC gave not even a hint flames snd a number of spec* It simmers down to this . L * » G>E dry y M r c Io H m s "SuBthliM FrMh" indoors! they do not understand the. danger lacuter explosions caused loaaea W E T R T TO GIVE YOU GOOD LESS THAN meet it on the national level.’’- after, plan for mass escape to South ditional major developments.” j of what it fa working on in the hy- 'Stockholm, Sweden, Jan. 29 (4^ and “ have pot been given the facta N4w Haven, Jan. 29 (/P) — Pre­ Korea was discovered. estinutled at hundreds of Ukhh THINGS TO EAT. AT THE A Finest fabrics, baby clothes, bedspreads,, towels dry wonderfully soft — Prime Minister Hana Hedtoft Restady Dispersal Pl|aa In lU aemi-annual report to Con-1 drogen weapons fleld, but there is [ OPEN EVERY DOUBLE which would ensble them to ua- The Atomic Energy Commission liminary meetings for the aelec- Atomic Eiiergy Commission dis- sands of dollars. RIGHT PRICE, IN A PLEAS­ pound V i PRICE of Denmark died unexpectedly greas for the last half of laat year,' ground for speculation that it in- and fluffy in G-E’s warm jgentle flir flow ..... deratand It," (AEXl) said today it had furnished tion of a final member of a panel clooea search is under way for offi­ the commission said it ia moving volvea work toward: ANT. CLEAN SHOPPING AT­ THURSDAY EVENING here today at the ag4 o f 52. The set up to arbitrate the tete>r dis­ MOSPHERE. . . Try us to­ •k Adjustable time and temperature dials. GREEN STAMK The Congressman said ‘one the Office of pefense Mobllixatlon cial papers stolea from suitcase of also toward another result: "The 1, New and cheaper techniques KIIXr.D IN AUTO CRASH Social Democratic party press in vital area of information now pute between the Connecticut Co. PteinvUIr, Jaa. 29. (JV-M r*. night . . . we are open until •k Saves ironing, time . . . “cotiditions” clothes ready fo r usfl, or dam poigbt 1 CLOSED MONDAYS (ODM) the latest information on ABX7 radiation technician. . . . stockpiling of weapons adding large for making H-bombs. Inclu ding . : 66", to 72^* WIDE Ckipenbagen said Foreign Minis­ withheld from the American peo­ the effects of "high yield weapon's” and its AFL-eipployea Sre expect­ Seven accused Comipimlit leaders potenitlal to our defensive power." | dispensing with the A-bomb trig- Janet F. Souct. 22, of Southing* J 8:30, or Saturday from 8 to 0 for pressing in minutes. j'r GIVEN WITH CASH ter H. C. Hansen will succeed Hed­ I pm . ple” involves radioactive fall-out —presumably hydrogen bomba— ed to begin Monday. are rebuffed In efforts to gain list The report gave no details of the! gcT-iiow required to explode them; ton, MW* instaally killed beta •k Safety-engineered! Drum stops, heat goefs off, the instant you open tht / .. ”m "fo‘'i% Ydf. LONG , SALES SATURDAY toft as prime minister. after nuclear explosions. for use ' ‘in re-evaluatloh 'o f the Two membera of the panel, it of names qf Jurors who have' reaul(a "bUaIhed at the Pacific > and , . about 1:30 o’clock, this mora- , door. . ' . ■ Hedtoft, leader of Denmsu-k’a Forced Evacaatloa national induatrtel dispersal pol­ was reported unofficially -teat sepred in U.S. District Court in proving ground in the Marshall Is 2. New varieties of hydrogen lag Mbrn her car smashed iata. TYPICAL E3CAMPLE-70" WIDE RY 1V2 Yds. $2.56 Social Democratic party for near­ The radioacttva fall-out to icy.” . night, have been salact^ and they Denver past four years. - - • - - stall - ■■ ' weapons, including warheads for a pule, police Mid. Sho was ateaa. ly two'decades, was In Stockholm which Japanese fishermen were The ABC made that unamplified must . select the 4hlrd and impar­ Former State Senator and State was conducted in the spring of Intercontinental guided missllea. In the car. "I ' ' . * PINEHURST Appliance Dept.—Oak Street Entrance for the third seeston of:the Nor­ exposed in the Pacific during the statement in Its 17th aemi-annual tial member. Representative Andrew T. J. 1964. But it aaid that "the evalua­ The commission devoted only a ( Every ahlpment a complete eellout. Be here early for thee# dic (jouncil, which opened yester­ hydrogen bomb testa test .ipring, report to Congress. Named' to represent the com- Cterfce dies at his (tenterbiiry tion of the reaulta .. confirmed the imall portion of its report, to the FRENCH SILldirr'dlN D V E | . blanket eada which chn be uacd far rrik blanketa, throwa, bath day. Upon hearing the news of he^said, alsa“ for(

M A N c a ^ T ^ R e v e n i n g HB»ALD. MANCHESTER, OONNw SATURDAY, JANUARY 29> 19SS PAGE THREE PA6&TWO MANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29^19SS ■*?“ toe studioa. lining the quhlnt, ttar- Fann Prices Stay row.atreet. E n g a g e d Aton Horino Ota Play Committee Modem Rome . Rbnia’a blg, independent “ Q Mes- Carpenter^mith Wedding saggiro” has come out bn toe side “T Ahead of dosts Moves to Raze ot jRiodcrnlty. ' BRAKE SchoolA^ition Rejection ll^duce Danger *W e say no to a Museum-city,” ' . ^ Mist Lorraine Joiui Smith,- Waahlngton,^ Jan. 29 iJPi—Farm the newspaper dedarad, “Vfo are daughter o.C Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. prices rbs«t 2 per cent between Old Colosseum for a central city area which de­ ^ Webber, 68 W hltlnf Rd.7‘ East mid-December and mid-January, velops in kaeplng^ with the eomr* dhi&Jtau/uxjttL S FECIAL ^ Hartford, became the bride of Wll- tout staying just .a bit ahead of Sufeyccf Mcc/in^ plarw asao ahif actlviUea o f a »p d - farm coats which went up-nearly Rome, Jah 20 G T H ^ e flght ia AT THE CENTER /'HL liairf Dana Carpenter, son of Mr. Includes lining and Ubor—THE BEST BRAKE JOB IN 40 W N N «w Yoii^Jan. 27 ( « — A po- em metropolis.” I 1-2 per cent ovri* the same peri-i on between ancient and 'modem The newspapor suggested that '\ / ~ and Mrs. Frank O. Carpenter, 91 M to n . Jan. 2t -'^Mc« | t*nt hormon^^njacted Into rrtiui Romk stokS IS the future of TEL MI-9-1123 od. pul it. the town could only afford _ RonM could well move' out of toe Adelaide Rd., this morning at 10 The Agriculture Dept, which re­ YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE Boai^ of Education rejecUon thia to build the baiic essentials. the| ****P" a*ve hu from dan* the city of the Colosseum, tourists, huatnesa district aoms of the old o’clock in Si. Mary’l Church. East cobbled streets and jammed traf­ ported this "yesterday, aaid the week Ntf ^ preliminary plans aub- SB^ proposed the eight room -ad-1 gerous shock I following palace ministries .of too govern­ DINNER and LUNCHEON Hartford. The Rt. R ev.' Msgr. farm price average is about 6 per mitted ^ the School Bultdlng dition and changes to the present aurgery., three ila idiyal* fic. ■ , ^ ment, and p u b ^ oOIeas with no 'Thomaa J. Drennan of St. Mary*a cent below a year ago. 9 1-4 per . The City Council, the press and need for central location could ba r : officiated. White chryaanlhcmums OommitCee ^ expected to put a plant. &ans said today. ,the volatile Roman public have SERVED DAILY cent under what it was two years Retain Basement Roohm moved''out some of the 7,000 were uaed for church decorations. ago when President Elsenhower ' O'’ '-,-, vpew twlat o(i*4he dleouaaion alated The hormone is hydrocortisone, sput between the two-side*. Half Olyen in marriage by Plrlip A t its meeting last week, the originally private apartments they entered the W;hite House, and 22 VANS for the PTA ideeUng on Wednes­ from the adrenal glands. boost want. to ptaserve old central now occupy. • Wg Are pIcBsed to mnnonnee that wt Webber, the bride had aa her msld per cent lower than the record STO^ B r^ d of Education expressed She the effects of stimulants city in its unpklnted. crowded No cat on either side Of the ar- of honor Atiss Lucille D. Scavello v.l«'V»Cc day.* have added a new che^—which we high In February 1951 when the . ■ 4 2 7 H artford Rd. M an ch ester,Conn. d e ^ to reUin the two classi u, overcome low blood pressure, confusion. Half want to see the old m tot favors any menace to — of East Hartford. Bridesmolda Origlhally John C. RothwellI. roottis located in the basementlasem of -_ h „.h, believe to be onf of the beat^ln the Korean War was going on. slow heart beat and other eMtets give way to a broed-streeted mod­ a really ancient monuments were Misa Hilda M. Naiiss of Higher prices received. by farm­ ' - chairman Of the School Building the school which until then had of shock. em business center. ^ Hartford, Mra. Belmont H. Brou- TELEPjHONl Mltehdl t-80M / been designated as temporary. Griosseum, the Forum, the buriness. ' ers for cattle, chickens, strawber­ No Bad Bffrk^ts K 'Defenders o f the old Rome won X' ghat o f Thomptonvilic, Mias L ik v 'H- Committee. ■«»« to ontUne the They opposed any chaiiges in the Pantheon or other great relics of ries, lettuce and snap beans were Plaii* to the P T A and Finance’ A form of the hormone suitable one of the opening rounds. Y leld^ ^ C. Delponje and Misa Angella M. prefent building.and sought to in­ Mmperlsl Roms. SPECIAL TONIGHT credited by the department with Board Chairman K i n g l y 'S'. for vein injection was used su^. Ing to public cries of protest, the 7 Laraia, botli of. Olaat Hartford. chief influence on the ntld-Decem- Carpenter and alao to diacuaa the 'City Council temporarily forbade )■ Junior brldeVmaid waa Judy Cut-. ber to mid-January average price V " financial aapecta of-the propoaaL Peter Forsham ’ and any further demOUtioh in the old BROILED LOBSTER *” ler^of South Windsor. rise. / ' . Advertise, in Th e H e ra ld ~ Il Pav» ■ , HoOraver, ainee the Wedneaday The SBC poimed out ttat drop- M ,„rice Galente. University of sertors to make way tor/ wider IL Bryce K. Carpenter ofE^oIumbla ping two classrooms ^ ^ Id reduce ciSifornia Medical C e n t e rf San streets or newer building I..orlns Studios. zrf^ t action of the School Boardi, "^■v^tobert Pe^om WITH SHRIMP DRESSING ' was^best man for his brother, and .^ '^ m o r I. Benevento ' /Ito m em hm have been invited to Modem traffic - won toe second X ushera weie Donn Carpenter / / attend the meeUng to present lU in . University School of —with sn assist from a rainstorm. AIX PAantY AND ROLLS BAKED ON PREMISES - and Walter E. Britton, both of bt Studio Robert Phterseh, con Mr.x.and, James'lOenevento / viewpoints on what the addition New York Aca- Irate artists set up toelr easels ______♦ • ______^ ' Mancheatcr, and Joseph J. loM ay OUao Dorothy A b m Andrews Dilworth-COr'neii-^ey of Hom'cate Street announce the / ' ahould include. ' Sciences conference across both ends of V ia Margqtta' of Hartford and Richard J, Smith room^lA Mtlmated to coat 198.000 a. 102, Amerlcanr%«gion, Is active on to stop the incr^ng How of traf' Coventry (SjieciaU — Mr. and engagement . of - their----- daughter,------7 The SBC. when faced with a bringtrtg the tou l eatimate for of East Hartford. Eleanor MariO'Henevento. to Blch- / limitation of $2»p,000 borrowing the commltlM ^ n s o rin g the Man­ fic directed into toe old art quar. For her marriage, the bride Mrs. Barton 8. Andrews of South constiudUop as m-tlined by the chester Obntmuntty Players in ter by new tn ffic measures. ard Arthur Ehrten. son of Mr. and / capi^ty. dropped iU original school b « i ^ l o $306,000 a tlgure 'TImiw's choSe an off-white gown of Skln- Coventry have announeed the en­ Mrs. Chester ' Ehman of Grand / plan to propose an all-purpose ‘Time Out for GtA^r," a comedy Police tried to rhoo them away . ner satin and alencoii lace, made sUll in excess oM he current W - .h!v by RopM Alexander: gagement of toelr daughter, Doro­ Btreet, Hartford. room which would serve as cafe- I vere lorms or asthma, they said, but faUe4. Then a downpour damp­ h m m with a sweetheart neckline, fitted Manchester Steps Forward roiring capacity of thdto^. Given by vein, li goea to work BiOn has unde^ken the ened their enthusiasm. Reluctantly \ U k « SIww I A *' thy Anne, to Alan R. Cahltl, son Miss Benevento is^g, gradual;* of . teria, gymnasium and auditorium ^ bodice 'with long tapering aleevea of'Mt,' Bt. Joaieph A i^ e m y and combined. Architect Victor Frld The plaj alfo leavea the mlnutee» compared with an iteh^ of this play u> order to they l u g ^ their easels back into \ At «:l64:iaS:4S \ TELEVISION ’ and bouffant skirt terminating of Mrs. Riith M.. Cahill, also Is presently employed th* . then prmma^ changes in the plant with two temporary class-Uour or many hours when given .raise additional funde fo rlts com­ Into a Cathedral train. Her_Ilngcr- .Coventry. rooms, makes no jlrovlslon for a Uy^ ^jouth or by mjecUon into munity service projects tor the Pins ^tohert Fennels In " g w h e e Mias Andrews ia a graduate of Travelers Insurance C o .^ m a ri .is \ original'J buildtnling which would pro­ P rissn "\ sM -.lt. ton., Mnrtin sad \ 7' tip length veil of imported illusion vide addiUonal cafeteria''space, teachers room adequate for a staff I muscie'A - coming year. „• Tr— was■ caught to -a - crown- uf -seed ' Jackson -Sehlof - • HlgktA--vetoton. of toe .U S.lNXyy • *1^ MA'.TDi^aE D A IL Y tiSO Lswls ^ Bins aren s" Tseh. \ School/ Jacksonville. Fla., and u | la attending Trinity CoUegeX lu g e r kitchen, a health unit, more of 17 m em bw, a heMUi unit or i „ ,ome cases of acuts asthma, Included in these projecto' are pearls and irides(:ent aequins. She PROGRAMS blow employed by Pratt A. Whit­ No deflhite. date ha* beeh aet library q^rtom ^ ^ o «v h th* hydrocorUsonTby vein woriw fast- the annual flreworks- display, adeduaCe teachers lounge and EASTWOOD \ ... ' carried a cascade of white rosea for the wedding. larger library quarters. Cost of e p ^ would un^ubtodly be avail- „ ^o reUeve breaUilng dlfflcuKies Oommunlty Service awards to tM. ■T" with a white orchid In the benter. ney Aircraft in Ea.st Hartford, H. T. Dickinson S Co.. lne.E these changes, would be $20,000. able for eoine of these uses. pituitary hormone high . school. Boy’s Stste program. In CtjsemaScope aad Color I Everyday—All Rights Raservadj-1 ‘The inaid of honor and the Cahill is a graduate o f Ma^chea- Junior Legion baseball and the L it­ A t the same time, compilation The desinbiUty of an auditor!- a CTH, oald Dre. W alter 8. Bur- IRVING DERLDPS bridesmaida were attired in simi' ter High School and is In training w tle League. o f current enumeration flgurM urn at the scbocl U generally rage arid Jdbn W. Irwin, Maasa- 'THERE'S NO lUSINESS lar gowns of cryatalette. that of at Pratt A Whitney as a metal- was completed and it became ap­ recogolted. There is debate in rituaetta General Hospital, Boston, "Time Out for Ginger" will be the maid of honor in shrimp, two smith apprentice. BOY SCOUT parent the town needed to build many quarters, however; that ,it B rsm n nabetliw pra.-«nted at the Bowert School MKE SHOW lUSINESS" of the bridesmaida in peacock and The couple- has chosen July 30 shoiUd lie sought at a c ^ t xvhich ,^ 0 hormons injected ale« on Feb. 4 and 5. IEltoot\McnMWt Donald fFCoa. the others in burnt orange'. ’They as the wedding date. eight addiUonal classrooms. r.iai c>'j)ri(im y rAodf^l Costs for the eight classrooms ' The following are also serving on ■or. M^lyn Monroe, Dan ail carried bouquets of pompohs, Notes and the changes giving addiUonal cM>amy of the tovm « t could „ y of the committee: Henri J. Pesstni Dnlley, Ahnny Ray, Mltxl Oay- thot o f the nriaJd of honor blue, two of the bridcainaida, pink, and Karen PUbto Meeting Sought faciUUea in Ute original building ‘astt**"- The hormone increases the and. Charles Wigren co-chairmen. nor. • \ ' MRS. WILLIAM DANA CARPENTER and were esUmated' at a total of $200,- If it Should nought at price ^ g^iich has Robert L^x>lt, Joseph. Packard and Shown $dl6-«:26-9:5S ARCOUNER V BOILER the othera, yellow. 000. Resigned to the fact that of dropping the facilities previous- ^y t ^ u c h insulin, Harold Olds. A reception 'Waa held at the For Kill, Captives News V ly menUoned. Thomsa Pkawley, A i- Tickets may be obtained from "lAMIO^raiSON" Sarden Grove, Manchester.' Many people feel the key to the bany Medical ObUege. Albany. N.Y, any member of the American Le­ ^When leaving on a motor trip STORE HOURS Betrothed with B-hert rraocis out west, the bride wore a black De.s\ Hartford, and The Week tary-General Dag Hammaraklnlf) roundings, for the purpose of ex-' 01 Eaton, n mehiber of Werleyan EAST approval for a gasoline station in Frederick . J. McCor^ck of East Wednesday: and Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr., chief periencing the rare event in the j | Open Tuesday thru P T A President James T. Blair Of Springfield Uniyerstty's piiysles department tho town of Bolton. The proposed IBUTED B Y—. Hartford, formerly of-Manchester, 7:00 p.m. Christian Youth Activi­ U.S. delegate to the U.N. life of 'a Boy Scout — a National! has urged all interested towns­ since l926t last night received toe — D l locaUon is at the intersecUop of people to attend toe Wednesday were united In marriage at 11:30 ties. Hoegh wired. *'I sincerely be­ Jainboree. . 11 Bolton Center Road wrlth Routes Pay Visit Here Oersted Medal. 'Tor notable contri­ 7:30 p.m. Chapel servlet' '' lieve this suggestion- overconw-s 'Die gigantic task of creating | night meeting at the achobl in butions to toe teaching of |d,yric8." Why Not Moko this morning In St- M a rv't^ u rch . 44A and 6, Bolton, OonheeUcut. order that the problems facing the .^1 East Hartford. . ’Hie N^renMny' the objections of the State Dept." campsite for 50.000 people and I 9 A. M r to 5:30 The award was madoat w an­ MANCHESTER Dulles ’Thursday denied pass­ keeping them well and happily ac-1 A ll persona interested should town and iU Board of Education. | Members of the Golden Age was performed by Msgr-X^Thomas Hiers is a chapel high in the appear at this hearing. nual meeting of the Atnerjoan It Tonight? Bavarian Alps in which services ports to relatives wishing to ac­ live, makes this movie uratifying 11 School Building Committee and club of Sprin|toe>d were gueets of An n. of Physics Teachers held in DINE OUT J. Drennan. ' . ■ . 'n Charles F. KeUey Tile bride wore a'gowii orphria- are held ea*h Sunday for moun­ cept a Communist invitation to entertainment for the whole fam-1 COMMISSIONER OF MOTOR Boardof Finance may be thorough- the. local Golden Agers Thureday Joint session with toe American And what JMtter place than PIPE and SUPPLY CO. tain climbers and skiers. visit imprisoned airmen in China lly. ly understood by the gresteat afternoon in Orange Hall. Thirty- Physical Society at the Hotel Mc< tian Dior blue lace over taffeta, VEHICLES 'tiu OAK OBILL. Pood pre­ yC A L L US POR^ c A b TIPIED DEALEBS — TEL. 3U-0-46W --7 Open Thursday Evenings to 9 number. eight made the trip by bus and Alpln in New York Friday. After hat trimmed with rosebuds and a . Dated at Hartford, ConnecUcut, pared by master chefs and pearls, and corsage of roses. this twentieth day o f January, It U expected toe business meet- one came by auto, making-39 in toe presentation of the award. Dr. aerred by eourtoong walt- ing of too unit wlU be very brief ,11. They were cordlaUy weh ^ t o n delivered an address entitled ’The niatron of' honor, Mrs. •\ 1066. Cbaeael S (t-rSSMlr SI N-w Bs . m , t:tt I t> SHOWrCABE in order that the discussion may corned by President George Ed- •Phyeloa Is an Art." C^aa. Thomas K. Crdfs of East' Hart­ get underway as soon as posalble. wards, who haa been leader of the Dr. Eaton, the 19th recipient of Chaaari IS HartfarS. C-aa. (M) riLB®^ ford. waa attired in a ' gown of Chaaael It FlMalLm. Ma—. (SI) VICTOBY AT SEA gray lace over rose tiUTeta, flow- Navler Btudlil O p en All Day Wednesdays Brueh Party Manchester group since its Organ' the Oersted Medal since 1936, ie Ctotaaal W Kaw Britaia. €-aa. S:tt ( S) OtZIR A HABBtET Rose D. Fslcette . Mrs. Paul Willey has invited all ixatlon by the YW CA in Feb. known for his unique demonstra­ We aerve only the best Chaaael U WaSertorr. C-aa. (It) WHAT ’OMK FKBSON CAN erdd hat and rose corsage. ' 03K GRILL Chaaael W Bels-he. Maw, DO Harry McCormick. 130 Pine St., '1 members of the Ladiea Benevolent 1963, for men and women 60 and tion techniques.’ of legal beviaragea. Chaaael t l toM sBcM. Ma.s. IU) FEATCBE FILM Mr- and Mik. Anth.ony Falcetta OMR Socleto or interasted friends to at- over. Thirty-three*' of. the 46 The award is named after Hans so Onk St. — Manetaeater ISI) DISNEYLAND was best man for his brother. of 133 Qak St. annotmee the en- tend toe bniah party at her-home Unembera of the local club and Oersted, a Danish physicist • :li (IS) INDt’STBY ON PABADB A breakfast followed toe cere- gageideht of their , daughter. Rose • :SS ( I) SVSTICE t:W ( SAI) VOC ABE rHEBE '( tnisny at Church Cornerwlnn. and Closed All Day Mondays •\ at Center. Monday .at 6 p. m. Pro- Ueveral guests raised the number credited with malUng an important (It) WK8TKBS FLAVBOl'BE "Tracody of Jfolia MlHoa** D-Falcetta. to Crescent E. DeChan- ceeds will go to Group Two of the present to more than 76. difcove^ while*'conducting a dem­ (ts) SON OF Eoaao THIS 18 THE LIFE For Bos* ed at the horn# of tho bride. NEW ■oclety’a fynd-ralring Uams. Wlillam E. Keith, Uy preacher onstration lecture. ■ G (St) POFCOBN FLAYBOIBE Ci antis of 202 Porter St. Profeaeqr-.Elaton was graduated tiororotUii** MoaUily WUst ' for many years of the South DILWORTH-OORNELL-qUEY POST NO. 102 S:M <( S» S) COBUKS ABCHEB PABADK OF YOVTH Church News 1955. StorOs wiU bo opon ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS Church. Play will begin at 8 p.m. luncheon. Mrs. Della Malonf. (ft) TBE CBBIIITOPHEBS FLOOR SANDING as Ml Infantryman from 1917 to /# (M) CABTOON TIME , This being National Youth and then will be the usual piixes chairman, and her committee, 1919. V . (,t) YOY~ASBED FOB IT— Alt ANDHNISHING . Handled Easily Week, the service tomorrow at the \horoofttr. ^ < / and refreshmenU. Hostesses in-1 ,arved tea and coffee, doughnuts Before joining \ the Wesleyan Timi^Out for Ginger"' Community (tourch will be in elude Mrs. Daniel Biiccino. Mrs. and -a wide variety of delicious (IS) fmVBOV O-XEN charge of the Youth Fellowship. Robert Olennoy; Mrs. 'Thomas C faculty; he taught St Williama (It) ABOl'ND W4.7971 Wapping, Jan. 29 (Special)— cakes and fruit Squares. ' SOWBri SCHOOL AHDnOaiUM (It) ABTBl'B MI'BBAV PABTY .The topie of the senhon will be. Johnson and Misa Jeanette Sum­ from 1921 to 1925 Hki main re- The South WlndAr Tire Eiept. w u Adjournment followed to the aearch has been in theXdevelopment (M)(U)/tNDl'STBY /i ON FABAOB ' "One Fellowship in ChrUt." The ner. (Iff (a s c o am 1:N ( Z) PEOPLE ABE FENNY called Wednesday to extlngiish a main lodge hall where President of new apparatus, sxji^m ents and -SATURDAY. FEB. 4-5— 8:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship wIM meet at 7 ------' ■ RETAIL DIVISION------School Menus (Si) 1VIDEO Ai rnO.N —Aft UaUetter - fire in the 75 by 36 foot building of Edwards introduced the oificers methods for teaching siemontary ADMISSION $14)0 lacL tax. 7 ' (N) 1THE 8POBTA BEVIEW (IS) »1LX - p. m. at the Comrnanlty House.' Hot lunch menu at the school I of the visiting group, several of ( t) TBA (IS) THIS IS THE U F E toe Kelsey Ferguson Brick 0>. on phjnlcs. Tickets avallabls from the Legtea or the Players. (It) TBIA WEEK IN BKVIKW FOR "S f u “ ?"^*y* whom said a few words. He alao (Ml FLASH UUBOON Rout* 5. Men coming to t.’ork in Manchester Evening Herald MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (It) BOPALONO CASSIDY "DcaJljr DercytlJa** the morning found fire eating hro'Jd "hutSr'*anir*^m'^**i^eht^^ presented his associate officers, (St) BANOE BIDEBS (U ) MEET CORLiOa A BU IE B Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ (tt) HALF HOI'B FILM (SI) DOLLAR A SECOND thrmigh the tin and wooden 'roof. nie V. Collins, telephone DH 6-4419. 5toSf'*^?S;y'“ chee^-sa5^ $*ve reporu. incIusUng (U ) JET SACRNON Mrs. Malvina Chagnon, aecreUry, —Jaa Marray , Firemen (llrected by Rlcherd SUITS toast, green peas. Iwead and pea- “ " J * * * ™ " Itll BREAK THE BANK— Beri 7:M (SI) SPEtTACl-LAB “rtaafare" Jones, fir* chief, sprayed, water BARSTOW'S LoPLAMME APN.IANCE CO. ( S.M4il PRIVATE 8ECBETABV •etio K ^ u T land Mrs,* May Tlvnan, traaaurtr. from three booster tanks at oppo- P“**?l?.** SDrinrteld aub ia forti (It) THIS WEEK IN SPORTS —Aaa Saatbera -i Mothers March BEDARD'S FLOOR COVERING milk; W ednesday, meat balU.I The ** ( t) PLAYKOrSE (IS) CHBI8TOPHKB8 Bite ends of the blaze, 'rhlr .action LANGER^OOR COVERING mashed potato. Stevrod (SI) HOBACE HKIDT SHOW (It) DOI'OLAS FAIRBANKS and a lack of wind waa credited \ BENSON FURNITURE CO. X and ns> COHFASS PRESENTS C o lle ts $1,250 \ bread and butter, fruit gelatin, Madlyn McNlff, . an TODAY riini TUESDAY (N-t«l BEAT THE CUH:K/ . —’lEneraM Oreca" with saving the etriJdture. I4 ND O' COTTON \ milk; Thursday, -beef and gravy If LET IIS —Bad Callrer ^ ■ :M I S) TOAST Ot THK T O W N - Chief Jones said he thought toe -X BLAIR'S on mashed potato, greto beans, I the P*rk A MILLION LAFFS (tk) DBAMA EJ. tolUraa. RaiA. Otwala: fire etarted from intense heat* un­ / LEONARD'S •:W (S»St> FACKIK ULKA80N 'iW "CaValraJa af BJala” , Jack ■The' mother* ■'who marched on \ PLAIN bread and peanut butter.Vc a k e.| to ehwrtlng interest in ^ ( t) NICREV BOONRY SHOIf Rcaar, (iMrae Baraa. Ger- der the roof. polio last night collected more milk; Friday, baked ■ mAcaronl U»* Golden Agers. or- TOU USAS) DOTTY MACK SHOW IntJc Bern. M w a ^ B. Mar- A fter' the debris copied dowp. than $1,250, Mrs. Robert' Stone, MANCHESTER CARFeI\ vrito cheese and tomatoes.T>'*to, gahlred three yean ago for men DEAN AND JErIiY (It) VABIRTY THKATF.B raw, MIHaa Crata / aa J workmen cut aWay Uu* reipalnder (SI) SAXmr KATE BROW alkera ./ who headed the hiarch, reported peanut butter and Jam, ice cnam, and women 66 and over, they nave (ISI FLIGHT Na. 1 of the rOof structure with aeetyllne today. ■ ' ' . BURTON'S CENTER DRESSES cookies, milk. not reduced that limit because of -TAKEOVER (If) VARIETY THEATER torches. With all contributions to the the rapid growth; 676 to date. A We’ve menu delights for everyone. A varietyariM : of tasty, —**Tlier» Gaea My Neait” No estimate of toe damage< house-to-house canvsMcrs pot yet MANCHESTER p l u m b in g Manchester Evening Herald Bol-1 new club just organised in West THE wholesome dishw, expertly prepared and pleasantly _ “ Hall Paal MMalsM” C ^ | .E Y 'S v INSURANCE (M) fcVNDAV rL A Y B o fs B which la covered by insurance, waa counted, the total, collected so far and SUPPLY ton ooriespondeat, Mrs. Jo^ph I SpringHeid already has 66 mem served. Make it a date to dine here tonight. "• ” 611’ given. in Manchester’s polio drive was aRCUS! (U ) t'BOSSWOBO— swo PCZZLB IFItaUn. tolephone M l $ ^ 6 . bCTS. . iXul Kelsey, a partner in the bet at a'oouK $10^000 by Atty. CORET O^UALS Mrs. McNlff aUted that the PAPABTY___ MARI-MADS ' (IS) MO PICTI'RE bustnea', said the fire will partially Jerome' I. Walsh, orlve chairman. meetlngn are held at the Y every ESTATE DANCING TONIGHT (Ul OFT LOMBARDO « suspend business for about three ’The c(Wplcte accounting of-last PEWEY^RICHMi^CO. MARLOW'S Friday afternoon with an average ChorlM W . Lothrep ( 6(1) T E L K V im N I'LAT- days. " . . night’^ toliectioOs Is expect^ on attendance ; of 260. There are no "Tha War niaga Baspea" AoMpey* l*e. - (II) THIS WEEK IN BEVirW The brick yard, which was leayed Monday, Mrs. 'Stone said. Last DIAMOND'S ARMY I^NAVY dues, people drop in coins in the (MU) SI'NDAT NIGHT THEA­ three years ago by P 'le Brick Co. year, the polio drive raised $15,000 MATHER'S PSTDWI collection plate in the rear of the CHARLES W. LATOROP TER—"Tha.Bis Shal" Jafca- to KeUey Ferguson Inc., haa been STORE RESTAURANT IM B u t Center StiM t ______lo Manchester. hall, and occssionsiUy-they hold (111 T«tV iiTVlEEKei IN arOBTf the scene of several large flree-^i-j— stHl to be counted-hrthts — ------MIC H AELS------I"" PHARMACY I card parties, rummage or food Mnnehenter, On«h. 466 HarUord Rd.. Cdr. SleKee I tiM (It) FANTOMIME PVIZ recent year*. Three years ago toe drive ere the procee DRAMA mory, coin containers at retail places of interest, or for special I tmil MIOaKNE rOCA BROW (U) CHRtStnPHEBS d^troyed a large kiln and smaller stores and the cp|n cards which ' GAUDET JEWELERS NASSIFFARMS Fisher ^ P E N social occasions. She praised Seth (IS) OZSBR jrBILRR l*:M I t) IDBE*rTA TOl'NO BBOW adjacent btildings ,ln October of have been mailed , out to house­ (WAS) TWO FOB THE MONEY Clark, toelr president, who was (iaJS»-SBEAK TBE BANK 1953, * 1*0 many email honjes. hous­ holders but have not yet been re­ unable to be present Thursday as (l*4U) BASKETBALL —Beri Fatks^ ing employes hkve been burned. GUSTAFSON'S SNIBE STORE PARIS CURTAIN SHOP DRY CLEANSERS ( S) STAR THEATER (I‘ ^ ------turned. —D-m M 0 'r -s --r , OSMi. ) FATHER KNOWS BEST— Modern brick and steel construc­ ’he was in Boston ■with a commit­ Kbheri Yaaas Preliminary figures indicate DAY- tee in conferertce for a home for toH i K w l-n tion has replaced moat of the y J. W. HALE CORF. PEARL'S APPLIANCE 325 IROAp ST. (Ml MY FAVORITR Ml'SBAND— (SI) IT’S A GHEAT LIFE about $2,50C will ^ raised by the the aged. J - u CanlfMS. Barry Nel- lt:M < ai WNATW XV UNE Inga destroyed by fire boforeO 0 ball tonight. Last year, the ball M- —Jalia Del* ___ I n New York Flay Mrs. Dorothy Hall Bradley of <11) MIIXION DOLLAR MOVIE netted the drive f 2.700'. HARMAC'S PEGGY LANE TEL MI-9.7111' (U ) LIFE WITH FATHER ■uimm Elaine K*.'**, daughter of i s u n d a y : Brattleboro. Vt.. who is visiting (SI) UBERAtTK **0»» Taaek •! Temw” Last night’s march, to which her sister,' Mra Joseph Crooks of U :M (It) STORK CLI'B-Sheraun BU- (It) LATE WORLD HEWN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kipxhunoi? of 'some- 300 mothers and a handful PERSONALIZED FLOORS ' (Ml ADVENTTRES OF KLLEBT HARRISON'S Holl Street, spoke of the club in . Hnnley. R—l. OFEEN “ Mr. Bte’* Mountain Road, a student at the of hyibands participated, was the < M l ) OEOBGE OOBEL SHOW American Academy of DramaUc tost city of which she ia a mem­ Gnr**. Jackie C— aer MS) HALF BOrB T1IIU1kTFB first of its kind in Manchester. C. E. HOUSE A SON REGAL'S ber, and whose president is a (Ml BYNDAY CINEMA Art* in New York Oty,. haa been The canvassers covered eSch of (MAS) FBOFESSIONAL FgTH- (Si) INNER SANCTL'X woman. She aald the' age for ell given toe leading role to a prekiue- the town’s sch(xil districts, loiock- MsM < IMt) TOCB HIT PABADB It:** ( S) STNDAT NEWS S PE CU L HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER SEARS gible tpembers U 65. Organised (It) FILM ( » ) T "E LATE mmw tion to be presented, opening on tog at those doors whera toe! porch . IS64() WILLY—Jaaa Harae "SmIUae Yar« Myri«nr» Feb. 1‘ at the 46th Street ’Theater, light had been left oh. three years ago they now have 180 (*1> STORK CLFB . SHOOR JEWELERS members and may have to raise it (Ill MOONUOirr THEATER ' New York Citg- M * " Kaye will JANET'S 11 :M ( SI BENBV FONDA SHOW ll ; U ( l> FIRESIDE THEATER play "Lavtnla" in "Another Fart to 60 or 66, so popular haa the (t»> LATE WOKLD NEWS U;t* (til TV THEATER club become. (Ml CBBONOtMYIPE f f the Forest", a Southern drama. Ike Plan Will Face JOHNSON PAINT TEXTILE STORE FOR A DEUCiOUS (U l WBK8TU NO ll:4> ( *) TWENTT OrENTIONS She recently starred in three While waiting for Miss Verna (H) NiaarcAP e d it io n (U) NIGKTCAF NEWS Hare, local dancing instructoiT bnd (•II TWENTY WI'ESTfONS I t m (It) LAtB NEWS ether productions, "The Curious School Emergency KEITH FURNITURE TOTS 'N TEENS her little pupils, records were IIH * (til LATE SHOW Savage.” "Berkley Square" ana THOrS THE WONDERFUL FEELING YOU HAVE'^WITH ^ SUNDAY DINNER (U) WRENTUNO “ Poet Road.” . .played and several of the members It 111 (M) THE LATE SHOW KEUER'S MEN'S WEAR TWEED'S X Miss Kaye is a graduate of Ells­ Washington, Jan. 29 (AV-Sen. from ths Sprlnglleld club wsltxsd ‘’MUHaaalra tar Ckritlia” ■OHN I. OLSON Our etaff of tralaed men gives you an I I E B T I R I T ^ saaasi '* around toe M il to the amusement («I) MOTIK worth Memorial High School. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ) said 3 try our * ( I) WBUrrUNO Sports Night expert installatioa and quick effldeet/M TO e M a 2 | | | n •” KEMP'S WATKINS < of their friendx Miss Hare, attired ( S> NIORT CAF THBATKB FdRttr and Dteorator yesterday Preiideht Eisenhower’s iMrvlee when weeded aU of which help* ------Tuesday e v e n ly will "be S>ports School aid message to Congress In a natty drum major’s suit, gavs w any details." > • ;M ( I) BAY SOLOEB SHOW meeting will follow the ga.me. Re- Smith’s remarks came during a ped. but the t|py toU dressed li^ (U> MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE T*aiMi*w's Dajrtlae Blskllahts frethmenU in cKarge of Mra. Senate Labor, Committee hearing THE STORES LISTED ABOVE WIU BE Roy Rogers aiid other cosAumea HOLLYWOdO STARS . . $ 1 - 9 5 *'Om Taach Vaasa” (i6M> OMNIBOk Harold Cummins and Mra, Roch on prop(»ed iMialation to provide with 'th eir dances and motion ■ . 5 0 .0 0 0 tl;ia (tS) TELETMEATm - "Seeaca Fraaa "Haatlel" lllM (I) STRIKB IT BICR -Begin will be served by tod fourth as much as 6(xl million dollars a FOR BEST IURNER songs, drsw a roxmd of applause. FILM'" griule mo.thers. ’ ’ in the next tv** years to help aut TTie program closed with the (SI) MATINEB TMKATBB ' tiS* (U ) ROBERT O. LEWIS PERFORMANCE (la rrsKTsaa) ^ liSe (U) MATINBR New Arrival into a shortage of about 370,000 Spriilgfleld Golden Agers singing MUlARDjMIIIOflf5 M r.. and ^ rs. Mervln Waldron public school claasraoms:' USE their' theme song to toe tune of o f Sullivan Avenue ant the parents Up to now. the tPresIdent's Auld Lang Syne, and later "Mer­ M r I B V r fcowtvcotoai o f a daughter. Madelyn Mae, born sebool recontoikndatlona due on 6ULF SOliR CLOSED MONDAYS rily W# Roll Along." as they left MORIARTY BROTHERS at JIarUord Hospital. Tueeday af­ Capitol Hill .Feb. 16. have been S E R V I C E the hall to board toe bus for toelr CONT.'FROM S:26 P3L . ternoon. They now have tore* chll- expected to deal with long.rang* horns city. COMPLETE HLATING SERVICE -dren, two girl* and a boy; The ma- FUEL OIL LocKtod nsIM wet^ ot lana Smith-'* statement wee the TEL MI-94548 RANGE AND FUEL OIL ternM grandparents are Mr. and Srat semi-official Hint tl\at emer­ 341 RROAD ST. ThrM out' o f four tnUBe acci­ Obklnad Stiut OB ] vMra.. Asher Collin* o f Sullivan gency *chool_ Kid also might be dents occur in dear wsatoer on TiBiM ItenpUie ■ ? ■; 5 CENTER ST — PHONE Ml 3-Si Avenue and to* patenial jrand- propoa^ tp Cdngr^ dry roada< Reild Horald AdvSe

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'Architect’s Drawing of-New Elks’ Home'Here I ably tb« twwer of li^ tr a of fov-1 crito, «vei7 /|>ald . br^-w«ahtr, Peiping Suggestion ISanriieBter ^ sk WBlfB~«M w u n i —1419 Three Die, ernmont afid thua render mofc leyery efouit. every troublemaker, Belwnkb H D ro o d le s Daily Radio V^HAr->«g precarious totalii^ian or ' iauto>^| and m ^y othefa of entirely dif> WUDO^UW Coetting ilrralh By BOfiER tWOB WORO—ISM w n o —1M9 Of Cease-fil Chiang cratic rule. The g r ^ h f and dan-jferent mold, will tell you with Town Clei^ks* Gmnddd) 10 H iM in Bid to ______w a gcroua control by . an Individual I mockery and ridicule th a t thla can (Contiaueti from Page One) a mutake in jui t, rather S ^ i over the maasea—the eocialiatic | be only a dream-rthat it la but The toUowlng program sch e* tfM ^ > ^ ^ ^ _ p y „., Party , OOOB. w nc—Road Show than ^violation. • land paternal trends resulting I the vague imaginings of a ara auppUad by tbs ratttc bubbC** WDBC-^al Kolby xto, JOl John^^ylc, 22, of 37 Jatvls n Fire Truce T?dk/ PuM(K«n OMM and ara eubjdct to cHanga WGTH—Met Opera W if e received .".uspended judgment -on I therefrom—is largely by virtue of visionary. But, as David U oy^ led fair consideration of Pei- (Conttnoed from ^ g e Oim ^ r-' ftuadad OAtocwr 1. 18» witbwt notica. *'wHAY-Dyha> Polka Party case.. a charge of operating a motor ve- hlB influence to induce war y e to I George once said in Commons at OTIC— Show hide with\defective equipment rrom Pag* Oa*)/ maintain peace. ', AboUshK this I the ci^aia of the First World War, WDRC—News: Cal Kolby DespHe the.tone'of the Chinese apply^to Natlonahst-held islands after he appe^ed in court with hla al/io .was treated threat and the position/Uf chief | 'We must go on or we will go aa^ WOTH—Met Opera broadcasi^-Britlslv' officials were clergyman whiK recommended the near the Chineae^ malnland-^whlch ti: roported mlU /hopeful , Peiping young; man highly. tl''>n. magistral more der.' And the great criticism we 'v ^ Y —Hall of Raeoida Another Injured w Congress has/SUthortzed President snBecKsmoN r a t e s OTIC—Road Show 'would a'cept at);invitation t6 par­ Farabi* la Aevano* proper can make of the world’s leaders [—News WDRC-N2 S Brainard PI., were easlon brought out all avail­ tilities in the area of certain is­ yuu •aerrlC* client of R. B. A EepT- choice r d rather be an oltva An WJP4B—Research Adveatur* *'^HAY—Serenade, heltjthls monijng .it 8:36 from the able Lynn firefighting companies Cbo. for the science of the past decade | peace—all of .which is instantly OTIC—Rom Mlllrr WTIC—Thy Kingdom Com* length.” Another official .SvAtree lands off the coast of the mainland I^tbU^Mrs R«pretenUUTMt / Th« oHv* reaOy gets to live It up- It WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room , said Chou “took great paina tq T. P. Holloran t^ e r a l Home, ena and from Revere and Swamp- ruDuanera made mass destruction a reality. matched by the prospective op­ goes to picnics and. cocktail par' WDRC-City Ho»plua - .WOTH—Echoes of tha . of China.” At a new* conference, Jdiw...... Ifalbawsatbews Special. As*n» 7^ N*w 'WOTH—Symphonlr* (dr YouUi \ ./make his attitude Clear.” at 9 o’block in StNjames’ Chiirch.. scott. foremen fought t!ie blaze in he said he meant the Tachens, Tork, CblcagD.>. Detr.ilt and Bpmoa ponent. We are told‘that thla 1 ^ ties and often a playful guest will dr The Rev!' Francis ^ t l e r viet the in__ s iB B R AUDITA BOR^U Qf I The argument then was that hu­ WHAY-B. OammeU Among arrivals today for the 20 degrro^ cold. Quemoy* and other offshore is­ w drep It down' a pretty girl’s back. WHAY—Farad* ot Music OTIC—Thy...... om Kingdom Coma British Commonwealth premiers’' celebrant, the Rev. Jbtm Hannon Some oKthe injured ix^ffefed sec­ .H," cntcuuATioNa ,/ man character, has never reswihed creases the chances of peace— Of course, being a grapefruit WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—Capitol------Itol tn-loak Room the deacon and .the ReV/George lands—but not Formosa and the - ' ■ WKNB—Jo* OIrand Conference was India’s Jawaharlal ond and third degree burn, •; A $ efr’* 9 . Pescadores.' He Aaid -New Zealand 1/ Tb* Herald Printink Inc.. I a theological development which v/hlch is doubtful—and inpfiieasea % might be more fun. ’ I’d get w n c—MU* ’O Dtmr*„ WGTH—a OammSU(I Hughes the subdeacon./Mrw..^ Jane number had\halF'Bin;,'ed off their A ------ittd - Nehru. Difilomata have suggested '■expect* that the government of, SSSapOtou'w^appeSrtBAW iSf would p^^^ chances of victory,•Al war aqueezed a lot and could squirt WDRC—New*: Do It, YoutmK WHAY—Nawa; Bupper Beranada Maccarone was organ^t and 'solo­ heads. people la the eye. But maybe WOTH—Met. Opera WTIC—Mile O’ Dimes _ Eden might a.sk Nehru to urge the ■ . ' ' ■■ ' -■ ‘ - Arnold lAs'rence, ' Architect Peiping will be.invited to attend,’j comes—which would be incontest­ Chinese Reds to accept the tj.N. ist. Father Hannon.^ad the coiq- tlu addition at the right will be built tt/ppovlde a vestibule ta the and we trust that it* representa­ tovei^emmts Tb* Mancb«ste^ a ^ °*^entai***SerSd.**” idealism. In the’ last two 1 comes—which would be 1: ■hould be a garbanzo bean and llU— WDRC—Make Wav (or YeuUi ; mlttal service at Uie grave in Sin Plana for converting the former Brown and Beaupre building «n thousand years its rate of change able if the other side did not in­ get pickled' and—(Excuse me WHAY—Parade o( Music WGTH—John Steels Adventura / y invitation. The British Foreign SM O K E F e l l s s i x Blasell Street to an Elks Home have been completed by, An\pld Law­ meeting rponi and a cloak room. FUturo' steps also includa building tive* will attend.” Display Adve: ins closlns hours;, WCCC—Record Rsvu* Office spokesman said he waa “not .James* Cemetery/ ton: Jan. TSyg*)—Six person* a dining room, kflchen. cocktail lo u i^ and more office*. Bid* for Risk of U.N. Seat n,. PHday. has been deplorably alow, com- crease in like proportion. Acgual- juat re-read this Md I think I betr WKNB—Jo* airand *’l^AY—News: Buppe^ Serenade/ Bearers werjr . Ugo Foilacchlo. wero overcome^and more Lhan a rence, local architect, and bids are being taken on the first of several For OTIC—Rom MUIsr , OTIC—MUe QUHmee „ aware” of any weekend meeting stagM in the changeover until 3 p. m. Tuesday. In the first stage, the first staifr are being accepted at.Uie office of Charles W. Latbrop In Washington; some - S enate... F * Tuesdiwy-1 m. Hdnaay. par^ “TO' that utAhe .ju;^ ly, the truth is that the relative ter take a couple days off and get of-Nehru and Eden where this Frank Lfallon, Hamilton ionea, acoreNif other* .forced to flee fiT p. m. Tuesdar. some rest) f WDRC—Ito It YourMlt WDRC—Make Way tor Youth John Fitzgerald, Frank McLaugh­ the double garage doors wilt be removed and replaced with brickwork ,100 E.jpenter St. I^thro'p is exajted ruler of the local lodge. The Dem,ocrate contended today thO ^ Wednesday. sciences. Biit now the tremendous strengths o t the .two change little WOTH—M*U Opera WGTH—John Steel* Adventure might be discussed. three roparate fires etrly today building will be the first penri4a. In the second and major ment; Whbn I agreed, he turned to School. WCCC—Record Rayu* OTIC—Boston Symphony Orch. The report alro noted that the Theodore C. \ Wright. Juat before the resolution W as upon. But,, it is the moqt vital and If I’d kno-wivl was* going to be at 'handle court cases. Also 20 years As a nation we spend up to $756 \ WKNB-Jo* GIrand • ^ WDRC—Taro For The Moiiey operation.* and war provocations. hearse. AU three practice periods ! Bureau Extension Service; will be a.ssOciatidn added $119,271 to its Following the shareholders meet­ i^pearance, he was once again the leaders I **'9 Aoid, The world will laugh it thU long. To he truthful I'd ------Itoad Show * _ ' guest speakej;^ and will discuss the (Continued from Page One) passed by an 85-3 vote last night. determlnata of all. th e of service as a Tolland County, on pleasure, sins, and amusements 'OTIC—Ho"l-^lnny Ennte-Treas. BhoW WGTH—Temple vs. Pehn StsU* "The United States government will be in' the Masonic Temple. reserve fund^ la.st year and issued ing, the directors ntet to reelect ReUef Unlikely / Statesman who stood on the deck and mock ua as Impractical rather npt be at the top if tt commissioner are behind him. to every dollar given to church WDRO-lPil ts:ya— completely disregard the.solemn '$lembe>8 of the Assem'Wy are sell­ subject "Good Lighting." Humphrey Intrixiuced another re­ arc the laggards. The disease of TH-Met[—Met OpOpera WHAY—UConn v*. N. Eastera declined to comment on Shprt's 274 mortgage/ loans totaling $2,- the following officers for 1955: solution to put the Senate on rec-^ of tha Missouri, in IMS, warning visionaries,:; but a hundred years would mean cutting my age in Directing hie thoughts toward work. til OTIC—InherlUnqeWTIC—Inher condemnation by the Chinese peo­ ing UcketsYor the minstrel, which Contracts Beneued 115.500. Frank Cheiicy, Jr., chAirman of power seems to confuse and be­ the duties of a town clerk, he says -News; Dyna'e Polka l ^ y WdRC-CousItry ktyl* - ple made by (Red Chinese pre­ _The Board of Education has statement. (Contlmied from Page One) ord ih favor of a cease-fire. the world, that it could no longer from now we will be ' called, half.” Our nation harbors three times .Recced Revu* promUes w W tuneful\^a* well.** In connection "Vilth its mortgage the board; John H. Hyde, presi­ Evacuation Near fuddle them. They have not even ThU ii how the Irish-YankSS' rither frankly, "It’s plejuant but as many criminals os college stu­ F GIrand . WGTH-'-l-ombardo Uuul U.8 .A. mier) Qiou En-lai ..Jan. fHUL- (in ' BillfiBsaIIniBUT UBI11^ _li_ ---- _ "'v.. ' . voted to renew all contract* of the The Navy asked, yesterday for loans, the associatam reported that dent; Herbert B. 'Houae. vice 'presi­ Afford the illusion that there prophets.’ , ■— sums up his career as a public bothersome. Recording the real d BHSw III! which Chou referred to Ihe Com­ faculty "o f^ e "Eldmintaiy School It waa 15 degr^s'beldw aero in' Tito'/Chinese Nationalists on approached the basic • .problem, dents. ■" / WHAY—UConn v*. N. Eastera A new general authorization for 'during the last j’eav t-he savings dent; Robert J. Boyc*/ executive Formosa'today gjretetr-with con­ could be any victory in any future "Sooner or later the world, If servant to the town which haa estate instruments in recent years Three major crimes are comnvl.t- 1 Kolby WTIC—lunerluace munist plan to take Formosa.) Miaa Nancy S. Bowers, 75 Dem­ for the coming school year. This and loan business, v.’hibh comprises vice president and iccretary; Har­ BemidjI,’ MInh., late''last night much less evolved a working for' has taken a lot of time.' The town wem -M et. Opera . - WDRC-r^ountry Blri* , . ■ ".On-the very same'day', Eisen­ will include music supervisor and a fleet of 10 million tons, replac­ while Minnesota’s twin cities, Min­ siderable satisfaction the new* of war. ~ it is to survive, must reach this been his life-long home. His ex­ ted every minute. WGTH-[-Ijimbardo Land U-B.A. in g St., will become/the brideUI.IUC utof more than 6.000 associations, be­ old C. Norton, treasurer; Dorothea neapolis and St. Paul ./reported -7. the U.S. Senate's approval of Pres­ mula to Implement this public planation of. how he first accept­ is growing every day. 'Why there A murder la committed every *'^lfHAY —DynaVPolka Party isise— hower submitted to Congress a spe­ Donald Lack of Newingtpnton in a school niirsc. ing a 'series of. old authorizations came the country's leadeMn mort- E, Stavnitsky. asalstant treasurer; General MacArthur began his decision. The only question la, weren’t any paved roads wlu'n I WCCC—ReconTR---- WHAY—lUller Post Polka Hop cial message oA the so-called Clinic Set many Of which are now obsolete. Minnesota also reoprt^ one of ident EisenhowAr'a firm policy for demand. They debate and turmoil ed the position la equally simple. 40' minutes. WKNB—Joe GIri OTIC—Music With.* Beat candlelight ceremony tbmoiorrow it- ge lending and savings, Henry B. Aghew, asalstant treas- the Country’s lowest readings cArly Formosa’s defense. , g re a t. spee.ch at Los Angeles by_ over a hundred issues—they bring when? Must we fight again be­ .The Selectmen asked me to fill a took office.” There are 60 suicides In our na OTIC—Road Shoe . WDRC—Cimntry Style , _ 'situation developing in . the For­ ternoon at 4 o’clock in thei*\Second •Next Tuesday a clinic will be The ideas to modernize the au­ jommentlng on the outlo for urcr. One Room. School Teacher WDRC—Cal Kolby , WGTH—Chlcagb Theater ot the Air mosa Straib,’ held at the Elementary’ S^ool for thorizations. rather than to in­ today. -16 at Interniition^F'alU. , The President’s signature on the tracing the development'of' the ue to the verge of' despair or raise fore we learn? When will, some vacancy and i’ve "been elected to Uon dally. WGTH—Met Optra ■/ Congregational Church. on the Canadian border, ^ e be­ fight-if-we-must declAration was he office every two years since.” Among the pleasant memories "niere are more barinalda in •'A* can be seen from thea.mes- application of sodium fluoride to crease the total tonnage. ^businesB of war within' his own our hopes to Utop^n heighU over great figure in power have suf­ o' early days he lists a two ](- atomic weapons, tp compel-the Chi­ schwl next fall. praised” of the Navy’s shipbuild­ WMbhurn wo* charged in 1951 -6 in Chicago after a^high of_ 10 menaced Tacben islands. ' X reatleas hands work feverishly In —'but never in the chancelleries sal wish — which is rapidly be­ litical p a^es. Collins has had to Council of Churches. W^YM—Met Opera , ; WHAY—Record R«vl*w nese people to tolerate' U.S. inter- nomics committee reminds \ all on tmee counts after Mrs. Weaver above yesterday, wlUie Bradford, As yet there appeared no sign cempete/or the position .In naarly I ‘taught’ because it -waa .different WTIC—Bo«. ot-Agriculture Rxra’> members who plan to attend to Parents wishing to avail them- ing prog-.-am. Oppose Tariff in northern Illinoii/ reported -12. /here that abandonment of the ^ 4lnrk - laboratories to find the of the world or the halls of the coming a universal necessity---in- then. 'Ifie expression ilsdd was *’tTOAY—Dyne’s PoW Party Benson 'vention in Chltu'a internal affairs. selve* of'the opportunities offered, The Navy's new budget cafla for a-nd her husband, a noted Texas meaM to destroy all at one blow.” every election. When you burn a ton of coal, WDRC—Mood* (or Romano* ’’The Chinese people resolutely bring something for the “wnite are asked^ contact Mrs. Freder­ architectx cbniplained he terror­ Freezing tempecAturca were re­ Tachena waa urgently immine^, United Nations is the real' quea- to actuality? We are in a new Typical of the , man is his ex­ 'kebpink school’.” . / about 2 ‘/4 tons of carbon dioxide WTIC—Road Show I WGTH—Chicago 'ThcaUr u( lt>» JUr elephant” table, and to wrap tlieir the building of a fifth carrier like ported - Bouthwanl almoit to the although it was assumed that "But thla very triumph of era The old methods and solU' Collins pedaled six 'Riilea each WDRC—Cal Kolby M:*5— oppose and solemnly condemn this ick O’Brien, chairman of .the PTA 'the recently-launched USS For- Cuts for Japan ized them with two pistols and a tlon. raised. planation of his work as a teach­ day on a bicycle from Columbia to are released. , WGTH—Met Opera WHAY-Record Review U.S, war provocation. We arc de­ gifts. welfare committee for appoint­ knife for two hour#. Gillf CoAst alth^gh readihgs were orders prepared iq advance muat sdentlflc annihilation," General tiona no longer suffice. We must er,- dairy and fruit farmer, town WTIC—Sec. ot Agriculture Ears reatal -a 60.000-ton giant costing in the SOa.In Miuthern Florida and have been sent to the U.S. Seventh "Never do. they dare to statd the school and enjoyed “stressiag Benson termined to liberate Taiwan. If the ments. This should be done at nearly 200 million dollars. Three ^ The Ase against'Washburn was MacArthur went on, as he en­ have new thoughts, new ideas, clerk and builder. "Jack of all U.S. armed forces dare attack u* Among the divorces granted thla their earliest convenience. (Comtao^ from Pag* Q*e) ^ act for trial June 16. 1051, but the aouthei-n 'Te)^. Miami's 57 early Fleet commander. ------the .bald truth, that the next great trades and good at none.” the fundamentals” to his class. WDRC—Moods foi* Romanc* week in Su^rior Court. Hartfor- other super carrier* are already] today was ^Ihe top mark in the Unbfficial quarters seemed to be­ tered the main theme of his new concepts,' just as did opr , An interesting fact ia that Seth WGTH—Chicago Thcatkr o( liN Air we will firmly strike back with ' .\ttrntioii Mrs. Bombard charge* were dismissed Iwfore it advance in the evdluUon of Time Consuming Job ll:*a- heavy blows.” Were the following: Janet -froi being planned. vision^because of Japanese im­ country. It was 56 in Los Angeles. lieve the operation wouldn’t Xbe speech—"this very success of in­ venerated forefathers when they Collins, a great uncle to Collins’ WIIAY—News; Record Ravlaw It) reply to Mrs. C. A. Bombard. It was Shor.'l who prompted Sec­ ports. ■ came to trial. /There was a warming trend in •tarted until abmetime,''rtexi week. civilization cannot take place un' Collins is a qelibenite and pa­ father, was the first town clerk WTIC—New* Thomas H. Kelly, on the ground^ Sr., of 1065 K. Middle Tpke.. Man­ "Mrs. WaahbiiFn flle'd/^suit for di­ vention—has destroyed the pos­ faced a new world. We must break tient man. His respbnsibillty to WDRC—New* of Intolerable cl^elty, with $1/ retary of the Navy ’fhomas, in “Any reduction in tarjffs on tex­ the eastern slopes of the Rockies Tney also were eagerly waitlqg to til war la abollahed. It may take back In 1804 when the toivn was WGTH-Newa * chester, who reported recently'.a testimony before the committee tiles will cause serious unemploy­ vorce Dec. 14, 1950, and liras see whether a reported plan tb/in­ sibility of whr being a medium ^ f out of the sUalC-jacket of the record and enter "all the doings incorporated. In an attempt to Aloiig the Road weekly siip^rt for each of two awarded custody of two 'Children. and Western Great Plains, with another cataclysm of. destruction U:1S— children: and Lillian ' H. - ffom visit from a flock of unusually yesterday, to launch into praise ment and will have adverse effects tempei'stes up '*10 to 35 degrees clude Uto offshore/islands of Que- practical settlement of Interiia- past. There must always be one of a town meeting” attests to this show how times have changed the WHAY—Record Bavlew ‘ beautiful birds At her feeing sta­ of the carrier as "more important Gregory Allen, 3. and Margaret mony add MaUu under the fleet'* to prove to . them- this simple Tact. For 46 years he has been present official explains, “Our WTIC—Guest SUr - f Court Cases Frank F. Daub, on the gfound* of on alHed industries . . . we strong­ Diane. 18 month.*. cOqipared to yesterday. It also was tional differences. The enormous to lead, and. we should be that WDRC—Almanac .desertion. tion., it seems probable that the total and more vital than' it's ly urge that no tariff concessions a little vvarmer ia the inland areas wing would be confirmed. truth. But, strange as it may taking notes at the meetings and 'grand :Uit is four million, throe WGTH—Music birds were rose-breasted gros-- Foreman told reporter* thaf^in Siich a step Would make less bit­ destruction to both sides of close­ one. We should now proclaim oUr writing up the proceedings in long hundred thousand 46 years ago. Joe Owens U:Sa- ever been in history.”, Thomas b6 made on textiles at tYeneva." of UiV northern Far West but seem, it is .known now by all WHAY—Record Review Two driver* vL'*re fined ' $125. beak*^ also said the carrier ■"comple­ a later custody action, Washbu / 'temperatHre* were far b e lo w ter a withdraiAal from the Tachena ly matched opponents makes it readiness to alxilish war in con- hand. pared with slightly more than two The executive board of the ^itx- These are rather shy birds, but waa awarded the children. to the north. common men. It is the one issue About 16 years a ^ . to save hundred thousand 45 years ago. E ditor. OTIC—Btsrlljhit Berenada^ ' svilh $25 remitted; in Town Court cational Clul^ will mee,t Monday at ments” fixed air bases and "there’s .reezing, Warm, dry easterly winds Impossible fo r' the winner to^ cert with the great powers of- the WDRC-Cal Kolby / this morning for operating motor 3 ;i5 «. they do often go in flocks, and no disagreement*" with the Air Mrs. Weave-.', socially prom i-i.. .. . _ .. _ ■Tao Hai-^eng, one of President upon which both sides, can agree, space in the vital BtiffisUG books, The town had 655 residents abort- in an hon­ lilt 3:15 p.' m, in the auditorium of have rose-colored breasts, and the Two Texans Held nent daughter of a pioneer saii | Chiang Itoi-shek’s. advisers on na­ translate it into anything but his world. The result would be ly artkt the, turn of the century. Thg value of good judgment and- -Chairman MdDennj WHAY—H*cord RevUw vehicles whUe under the influence; the Nathan. Hale School AForce on the need for flattops. - omia. for it . is the one issue upon which he started using a typewriter and est attempt to b*^ raalUUt;, told OTIC—Slarllaht S*t*nadt other characteristics mentioned. Whertlh* Navy', first broached Angelo banker and rancher, | tional Mllcy. said the Senate’s ap­ own dieuter. magical.*' now '•picka out the keys real fast Hard tir-belleve, but it’s true.” tha price paid for poor judgroen! 1 WDRC-Cal Kolby of liquor killed at 8:30 a. m. when she morning 'reports- included both sides will profit equally. It ore factors ‘destined t® effect the the meeting that by 1969 ^the ' After reviewing- the family bur­ \ This correspondent has never the super carrier idea some, years III (^ar Blast Death N ew Y ork 21 and cl proval of the declaration would "The second World War, even Thus General MacArthur at with ray two typing fingers.” “Looking back 46 years doesn't school should have 21 rooms. Roth- stepped bn the starter of her )ius- tend ^firmly to safeguard the se­ is the'one issue—and-the only de­ Hovr would you like a job with-- seem so tong, but looking ahead ia future of any community. The dens in each case, Judge John B. Q. seen but a few of them, and 'the ago it waa vigorously fought by -6 and / - with Its now antiquated arma­ Los Angeles. shortest method ge'herally proves well, accuse^l in some quarters as Televiiion Procruia Rbttner decided to treat Ote men biYds constitute a red letter day the Air Force, and'only last mo'nth band'a .automobile. / curity of the free world irt the cisive One-^ in which the inr out a vacation? beyond my Imagination. No. T being-a liberal when it comes to Hos|^tal Notes (Ctuitinued fru-u Pag' One) partly' cloufW; Seattle 3^-snd fog: weAtern Pacific.” ments, clearly demonstrated that The result would be magical, Cbllins 1ias been on duty since mn’t care one way or the other to * ^ the most costly. A desire to On PJMfB Two with some leniency. Tttote fined when they .appear. Marjorie visiting British Field Marshal Balt I.ake C t^ 9 and cleAr; San terests bf both are completely live beyond the wag* earner’* In­ school planning, had Said that by were Paul D. Goodrich. 26. ot H: M;artln> whose late mother, waa Montgomery declared that the day Evacuation of 15.000' National­ the victor had to bear in large And if we have a wish for the first accepting ^ e post Thinking whether 1 hit the 50 year mark. 1959 at least G.8 rooms would be A D M IT T E D /, YESTERDAY: McKiiuieu said .they subsequent- FranciSi'o 45 and clear; Denver 40 ist trocp* and about the same parallel. It is the onq issue which barit to the 'beginning of hie “To me it doesn't feel any dif­ come ha* caused the downfall of Foreatville. arrested .Jan. 7 as the an authority on birds locally, says of the flattop is coming to an end. U.S. Civil Defense ' and Rapid C lty,^. D., -33; Sprihg- part-the very Injuries Inflicted on further' career o f General Mac­ many family structures built on needed! result of an accident near. Mv;e would have More snow was, predicted in Ohio without recurrent 'contradiction, on any on* reason why the Bolton. ing plan and the aubatitution of were Ral|^ T. Atkinson. 36. of don. ?6 Havne* St.; Mr*. Johanna seen that flock reporied by Mrs. money, vve didn't ictually pfan to 4 " begin at any lime. - many and Japan. War has be.- are gmerally no. longer honored to the cause he espoused In this mi In on the Job. the heavy aSt the oldest rlerk,.in point of service an auditorium, the coat would be THINKING HEALED Butler, 36 St. James St.;-Robert kill Weavei," aaid McKInncs. (ContiBi'ed from Psige One) during the * day, with continued Standing ready to cover the gentleman never expected he would and a man t.vpical'ibf his office. Board'of Education voted down Coventry, fined $27; Carmine Ma- Bombard. For Ball Tonight come a Frankenstein to destroy ha valid unless both profit there­ the proposed new eight room addi­ ivay beyond the borrqwing power TUBERCULOSIS" Ransom. 72 Juniper. Dr.; Robert ; McKirtnes told Thompson that cold. . \ operation was th e ‘U.S. Seventh speroh. 'Por a^ mankind is ^indeed of the town. HowSver, he waa told 'rino, 40. Providence, R. I... and Snow On Thursday ‘Blood counts are now-Approxi- New York and Minnesota re- Fleet, a r-ilghty armada of 100 or both sides. No longer is it the from. But both sides can be •I tion to the Elementary Scbobl, WHAY 910 kc., Sunday; 8;I5 Am. Melvin D. Jackson. 23. of Boaton, Ward, 37 Hai’tlaud A little flurry of I'siow fell here Washburn never once told them sick of reasons, from leadership, board feels like having, from tima m confer with the architect again Beatrice Nawracaj. 905 mately normal, skin lesions have [ ported lowest readings , yesterday, more warships Including at least trusted when both, do profit. U leavlng me a sum of money as and the amount of money the ac­ who both forfeited $35 bontja; and .Thiu-sday forenoon, but soon dis­ • The .Junior Chamber of Com­ why/ he wanted Weaver killed. entirely healed apd *'fegrowth of | Saranac Lake-and Foreatport, .in weapon of adventure whereby why'it cannot do what it must do beneficiary of a Hfp Insurance to time. tion will either save-or coat the ahd tee If'something could be /Cleocge H. LeU), 18, of Hartford. Mrs. Minnie Graham,- appeared. with bright .'unsiiine fol­ merce has announced that the 'ihVy said that on several, occa .four aircraft carriers. Abort cut to International power, becomes then no longer a prob­ -it did this by recommending en worked out. Willington; Miss Rhoda'Leber, 105 hair has occurrcd,"/'the AEC said New York's Adirondack*, report­ V The n'ece sary orders to the com­ policy; Must I report this a# in­ town, is a very difficult proposi­ ^ fined $33.' Leto' waa also fined $25 lowing. But weather prophets say preparations are complete for the sions, Washburn would call long in it* report. f ed' unofficial lows of -38. The mini­ and wealth—a place- In the eun— lem based upon relative integrity. come? actment of the following provi­ tion. As has been th* case so many Unaired Tboughta - for failure to secure a drj^ver's li­ Holl St. we are due for ' much colder distance and would talk tOc"some<- mander of the Tachen garneoii. for What waa not brought out at Polio Ball which will be held at AEC-said a .team from the tech­ mum reading in Minnesota waa Liq Lien-yi; were believed, to have can be gaihed. If you lose, you It ia no longer convincing to A. No-'-Thls Is not tre b le sion: , ' times, the vote was not unanimous cense. ADMITTED TODAY: Anthony weather very soon. one " in that town who would tell -26 at InternAtlonal Falls, which Income Tax purposes. "The Governor may, by procia' and the decision reached - /Cam* this meeting, or for that matter Grover Ives, 41, of Amston. waa Krawski. Wapplng. Srout Troop .Sought the Stale Armory tonight. Washburn Weaver's whereabouts nical staffs of the Naval Radio­ been taken personally by tjje Na- are annihilated,'if you win, you argue, whether true or not, that Tomorrow—Estimated Tax any other, are the whlapqrs which OUR The. fiecorations committee logical Defense Laboratory ' and late last night reported -12. tionallst. .Defense Minister, -Qen. matlon, extend the period during about only after Chairman John the -winda catty. There are those fined $9 for violation of rule* of BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A son- There la high- hope that !n the and moves. T'emperatures stayed under the stand only to loee. No longer does we 'cannot trust the other side— which such Advanced time Is ol^ McDermott went along With the the road. He was arrested Jan. 21 to Mr. ■'and Mrs. Ernest Squltler. near future the organization of a vviahea to thank all of the florists Seek Two Others the Naval Medical Research Insti­ Yu TA-w^ The Minister returned Internal who believe Bqlton should be a two in town who contributed the tute recently completed the first 10-degree mark yesterday from to Taipeh lart night after a highly- it possess the ehance of the win­ that one maverick caii destroy served or provide for its observ­ wishes of Mrs..Pear) Jewell, Mrs. school town, jjlila may not neceS' by Patrolman William Pearson. 112 Weaver Rd. Boy Scout Troop may materialize . Thompson saidtnere were others the eastern Dakbtas to the west­ ance during any other periot! if he Lillian Van Zander and Vincent NEW Two' driver* fined $9 for dis­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: here. A Cbb Sco- t 'lYoop has al­ flowers which will add splendid medical follow-up .study on th* Is­ eecret visit to the Tachens'. ner of a duel—It contains rather the herd. It would no longer be a sarily be the underlying cause for color to the decorative motif. connected wUh the killing. ; land residents. . ern Great Lakes region and across Chinese press re.nort* tc«lay said Revenue coniiders such action necessary to Krzealeki.' the McDermott-Van ZMder-Jew- regarding traffic lights were Rob­ Patricia McVeigh. 257 Spruce St.; ready beet) organized. Harvey Up- Malcolm LaFrancis. chairman of "There arc two more we .have northern Newt Efigland. the germs of ' double suicide. matter of depending upon trust— Connecticut avoid material disadvantage be­ John was none too anxious to ert Eachman, 18. of 58 Ashworth Mrs.. Sarah Power*. 23 Wedge plncott, representative . of the Chairman L.ewis L. Strauss of Ckmmunist ships.continued to. pour the self-interest of each .nation defeat the moUdq and would have ell-Krzesicki vote, but some are to-get before this la wrapped up." men and equipment onto Ylluang- Bclence has clearly outmoded it cause of its observance in neigh .willing to wager yesterday’s news­ S t; and Robert W, Lukeman. 18. wood 'Dr;; Mre. kelta. Charfer Oak nminrll Manchester.' the 'h"'"f*l' said Dial. Atty. Aubey Stokes, San the AEC a«y* the pioneer U.S. ahan, the -tiny i land eigh- miles as a feasible arbiter. 'The great outlawing wkr would keep it true boring states or because of any probably left the meeting more PRICES of 34 Park PI., Rockville. Wapping; Joseph, Anthony, Deb­ states that In response to a ques­ submarine, -the Nantllus, haa s Service content if the a-roup had not paper against tomorrow’s that it lowing persona have ^come pa­ Angelo. Ellington north of the iTachens whose inva- to itself. And there is no influence' Yankee emergency exisUng in this state. la. David B. Rubin, ."IB. of 103 orah and Eugene Mature. 120 Bol­ tionnaire about 20 boys have ex­ trons :irfd patrones.HCs for the In April of 1954, said McKInnes', more powerful engine than the question ia-rdoes this mean that By Jamo* J. Graham reached a decision. Mrs. Pearl Weaver Rd., whose $10 bond was pressed the deaire to become 5,000-kilowatt nuclear unit the sion by the Reds set ih moUon tha ao potent and' powerful as self- By H. ' . In other words, if this becomes To further excite the ildeUner ton S t: Michael .Gorman, 78 Cot­ dsnee; Mr. and Mra. Einar Lorent- Washburn rented a car and turned Eisenhower declaration. war can now be outlawed from District Director A. p. Jewell openly called for the chair­ who ia sitting in .-'tie of the unre­ reduced to $5 and forfeited; and tage St.; Rafael Ocasio, Hart­ Scouts. There has been no Boy Russians claim to have built (or Four Town Fair interest It would not necessarily law, Connecticut Would be able to man to break the deadlock. zen, Mr. and Mrs. Leland V. Carl­ It Over to the two men for use in ■tlte world? If so. It would mark follow the time moves of-the rest served seats, backer of the eight Gordon Frew. 24. Thompaonville, ford; Mr*. Mary Green and daugh­ Scout Troop In opfcratlon kere for son.' Mr. and Mrs. Mathias W. going to San Angelo tb plan the industrial uses. *> require international inspection , Our wildest hopeful dream for .Action A Mystery room addition admit that in five fined $5. were both charged with ter. 491 Gardner St.; Mr*. Sophia a long time, periiaps 20 year-. Mohlle, Mr. and Mr*. Donald H. Strauss mentioned this yesterday the greatest .^dvance in civiliza­ of New England promptly, instead Messra. Miner, Prueaa and Jen- It Is good news that aroutlng kill'ing. McKinnes said he and the To Be Held Here of relative armameats -the pub^ This is the sixth in a series of the state campaign never did come of having to wait, as in'ibis pres- or six years two schools might be passing stojf signs. Rubin was ar­ Smith. 24' Main St.. TalcottvlUe; Culver, Mr. ahd Mrs.- Albert E. other man put 2,430 miles on the during a discussion of atomic en­ Cliapiiiaii Admits tion since the Sermon -on the seven articlea designed to assist aen had voted in favor of the eight rested yesterday by Patrolman Walter Shultz. Jr.. 9 4 Main St.; may be tg.’cen up again here'. _____r lie opinion of every. part of the true. We visualized the two can­ ent instimce. for. a year! room addition a* proposed by the necessary !n town. but. they see a Browh. Mr. and Mr*, 'rhoma* J. car before returning it May 3,1954. ergy before the Women’s Forum Mount. It would lift at one stroke local taxpayera in filing Income junior high sehoo), not two ele­ WUIlam Cooke. ' Mra. There** Oppelt. 287 Center Roger*. on National Security. He, said he Ellington. Jan. 29 .1 Special.)— world would be the great denoml- Tax returns. didates alternating with rival There U good news, too. front School Building Committee. The Walter J. Lincoln, Stores, was Manchester Evening Herald He­ McKinnes said there 5vas then a Additional Breaks the dsirkest shadj)^' which has en mentary units. St.; Mr*. Grace Sherman. RFD 2, Atty. ahd Mr*. George. C. Le»a- period of i“stalling’’, Washburn waa hatred by security considersconsiders--11 - --7 .—Union ._ Agricultural - . , , „Society . , V nAtor which would insure the Q. -Yesterday’s article de|Ut with promises for the extension, of iMy- the South. The New York' leg­ leader of this group, John''Roth- Mere mention of a building to fined $15 for failure to secure a Coventry; Mr*. Jeanice Gould, 68 bron eorrespondent, Mrs. Susan ' ner. Judge and Mrs. John 8 . G. tions from talking■■ In detail - . about - - ':'^Wch which Include*include* this town. Enfield.Enflel g u lf^ mankind from the begin­ changes regarding dependents un­ islature is scheduled to consider well, himself an engineer, could license. He waa arrested on Jan. 22 Pendleton, telephone HArrUon I when he would call a ^ u t the job. East Windsor and Somers has set tssuf ., .'. It would not mean light Saving Time for Connecticut, house studexta other than those in FOR Waddell Rd.; John pougan, 44 Rottner, Dr. and Mr*. David M. McKianes said he. and the other the capacity or other aapecU of f Omar Chapman. 25. of 32 Siias ning. It would not only remove der the new Income Tax' law. Were adding the new fall month to Day not understand lyhy the Board the lower eight grades ruffles the by S gt Milton Stratton. Gardner St. S-SSS9. Caldwell, Atty. and Mrs. John R.' \itopia at one fell .stroke^j.but' it there .any other dependency a process which, in our Imagina­ light Saving Time, and ‘‘Mayor failed to accept the proposal and For parking so that a private man were staying off and on with the Nautilus' power plant, v • ?" ^*1* Rd.. who la now in Hartford Coun­ ■ ' fear and bring security—it would tion, wound up. the night before fur on the leaders of th* move­ FlUGerald. Mr. and Mn. Samuel „ 'j. . . .- . w the 117th annual four town fair. ty jail awaiting trial in Superior would mean that the great road­ changbOfliot nientioned in the pre­ Wagner of New .York City haa send It to a Town Meeting for ment which so capably defeated driveway was blocked. Peter N. J. Turk'jigton, Jr., M r.^nd Mrs. Henneger at Henneger’a house. He predicted it would not j,e held here this ■ '* not only create new moral aira ceding article? election, with (Connecticut being suggested to his CTty Oiuncll that action. Oleski. 21, of 70 Well* St., was Henneger, they aaid. got hold of long before aircraft, too/would be .yjjr reports on the planning Court on a number o'f charge* of block . now existing to develop­ promised 24 months of Daylight' the -Regional High ^hooi ^ t SUITS Sidney A. Brown, Mr. V>d Mrs. spiritual values—It would prodpec A. Yes—Two iadditional— .First, iri set to put the city oq the new Architect Victor Frid told Roth- June, though , the three oloAer fined $5. ■ - ' W. P. Quiah. „ the shotgun Washburn had given run on atomic energy. On Thurs- made from lime to lime. breaking and* entering, haa con­ an economic wave of prosperity ment of the human race wi;Mld the new law. allowa a deduction for Saving Time every year. schedule even if ■ the' state well’a group that the Inclusion of Oliver Gothberg, 48, of 90 Broad Ground Observers Suspend them; and pawned it. day. Gen. Nathan F. Twining. Air D. E. Neelan*. .Secretary of the fessed to three more breaks, polic* For some strange reason, this towns gave the plan a hearty vote Mr. and Mr*. MichaelV Quish. Force chief of staff, told the House that would laiee the . world's have been'cleared. a dependent though unrelated to. whole should reject it. an auditorium was not possible If of confidence. St., waA found not guilty of a Mr. and Mr*. Aaron Cook. Hr. and Police recovered ' the shotgun Society has said th a ^ n y resident said today. the -taxpayer in any way provided was perhaps the one rivalry of “October,” says the New York the 'town wished to stay within Lost in ell the discussions- open and charge of passing a atop aign at Mra. Louis Block, Mr. ani from a Houston-pawnshop. Armed Services, committee Ameri- oisittJWnrcaii become a Li. Walter Cassells, who look Standard of living beyond any­ ’"T h e present . tensions^. ..with that ill the dependent haa less promises in which ' the .tw'o can­ Its borrowing power. Hw and the' Adams and HlUlard Street*. He Skywdtch for Lack of Post They would not elalmrate ' on can acientiata have reached a pointmember* of the unit'by paying i Chapman's statement, reported HerUd Tribune, ‘la a pleasant committee arrived ai the conclu­ meetings, closed, door sessions and William B. Thornton, Dr. thing' ever dreamed .of by ntan. their threat of national alutihila- thtui $8’body Later on, if all goes well, it can new rooms, enlargement of the PLAIN for the sign. Officer John Mahoney, • Skywatch in Manchester iWll'y Mrs. Weaver was killed, Washburn Strauss told the women this.oid^at agricultural group in con-(the breaks. All'thre« oexurred in now spent in mutual prepared illusions.-' Tt]e one,, a complete be­ be discovered that' April is pleas­ would the town be if the Rev. end at midnight tomorrow, prob­ officials hop* to have a post Mrs. Henry Mallory. Mr. and Mr*. is .a member of the taxpayer’s would know there are only 12 cafeteria, provision of quarter! Richard Yaeger had not opened who made the arrest, said he ob­ erected, on the police station or Fred Murphy. Mr. and Mr*. advanced \he bomb plan. country is well ahead of; all others I tinuou* existence in the country August. ness could conceivably banish lief •• on the part of the ^viet household and (4) the taxpayer ant too, and Mkroh and Novem­ for teachers and children stricken 100 ably for 45 day*, unleaa the town in atomic energy rtaeapeh- and the , today. ! Mill* ia also in county jail where months in any given year, and ber. It could even be pleasant to the doors of the United Methodlat- served the incident from yards elsewhere, by March 15. George F. Johnson. Jr., Mi. and j McKinnes said he turned down poverty from the face of the .wo|;ld that the capitalist countries furnishes more than one half of that their opportunity for per­ at school, plus a permanent home away, ao for thla reeson. the Judge succeeds in getting an extension the bomb plan. stockpiling of - weaix>na. In the i In keeping with tradition andThe 1* awaiting presentation in Su- get home before sundown in Feb^ in a classroom for the library Church for the pre-schbol young- DRESSES from the director* of the Odd Fel­ Edwards said today that' at a Mr*. Edward McNamara. Mr. and | globe. It would acvpm aev^mpbsh. even are' preparing to attack thern; the support. suasive promising \vas limited. atera’_ felt some doubt existed of Goth recent meeting of akywatcher*. Mra P. Q. Poatma. Atty. and Mr*. \ rip do it myaelf, then,” Mc- non-mllltary field, the AEC chief : fleeting a president from the town perior Court bn several breaking Q. What U the final dependency ruary. were the main needs end could be berg’s guilt. lows Building on their deadline Klnnes quoted Washburn as saying. spoke of great progress in appli- which will host the affair, Robert I and entering chai-ges. Both men more than this; it wo'ivould af‘,6He In any case,, they didn’t do a Bo the campaign goes well, even GHttor 40 active members qaid they Charles'N. Crockett ^nd Mr. and .ijiat ^ n e r or later we Intend '■••to change? . thing, for a Connecticut extension had for slightly moro than a quar­ Richard Chagnot. 17, of 4T0 Mrs. Joseph Sylvester. , He said that was the last he cation of atomic energy to medl Aborn has been named to succeed were bound over from the local stroka . reduce the intemat^al strike, And' the other.-A complete A. Under the general tesU for without- pledges from candidates ter of a million dollars. Doesn’t talk of building an Broad 8 t, who received a 60 day. "5 f^t^e'^Md‘ T eU w i would be willing to return to duty heard of the plot, until the car blew cine, ■ chemistry and agriculture.- David Collins of Hazardvitle. court on Dec. 23. of Daylight Saving Time. And. or platforms. Seek Andliorinm auditorium tose any glitter it when the w:atchlng sUUon is re- tensions that aeem ao insurmowt- belief . on ,the part of the' capi- exemt>Uona an exemption for your as yvo think it over, we are grate­ -—aumended jail sentenev^ last year Building at. the Ceiiter. NOTES lOlst b ir t h d a y up in San Angelo, killing, Mrs. "We are nowhere near the high Other officer* include' Mahlon According to police. Chapman cousin"may-ndt be allowetf unless The bloc which defeated ’’the might have 'kith the thought of 'aiS F ^L -veaF a—probation for a James H. Sheekey, town en­ located. EMvvards said another 20 Weaver. said that hr and Mills broke into able now to matters of more prob­ tallstic countries that the Soviets ful to them for their restraint. having the pre-school' youngster! msmbera, who quit because of the Norwalk, Jan. 21 Tomorrpu’ noon of the atomic age.” said Avery, vice president; D. E. Nee- your cousin Hves with you jtm a' This should, after all, be a non­ measure persisted Wednesday breach of- the pBcPw&Ubn, had gineer, . 1* seeking the extension. Three days later, Ray Fife, 33, Sti-auss. “We are-only at its dawn­ lans, secretary: Mrs. Howard, as­ the W. G. Glenney Lumber Ce.. at able solution. night in holding out for an audi­ receive training via a project oper­ controversy over the present post ia the lOlst birthday of Gilbert E. 336 N. Main St., and the Chamber* are prepeulpg. to attack ua; that- member .^of-lyour houaehtdd. How­ partisan crusade. Deaths Last Night ated independent of the Board of , that part'jf.the sentence erased in MeanwhUe, Fred EdwartW, CD location, have also said they will Bogart, one of the city’s oldest the other man, advanced the idea ing.” sistant secretary; Horace Knight,' '"For instance, the complex sooner or. later they intend to ever, ^exception allows a taxpay­ torium. Does thla mean .that Bol­ court thla morning. An additional Director, *nd the Civil Defenae of-going to police. Rep. Church (R-IU), addressing trea.surer, and Mr*. Horace Knight, Warehouse at 519 E. Middle Tpke. The neglect of the candidates ton wishes to place Its thumbs be­ Education? return to their volunteer jobs residents. Bogart, who lives at a Chapman, police , reported, said problems of . German rearmament, strike. Both art wrong. Each aid*, er to claijn the dependency of a did not mean, either, that thei is­ Short *ig!\]led judgment is cost­ fine of $25 imposed then, was peraonnel have arranged to ceaae when the new station ia ready. private hospital, say* he’ll hold Both -men were released after the women's group on government assistant treasurer. "caiuiin” jyho during the taxpay­ By THE ASBOt'IATED PBE8 S neath a pair of suspenders, snap allowed to stand. Bcannlng the aklea when the day making written statements. rer ponstbllity in an atomic age, Directors are Milo Hayes,- Law­ he broke into Luce’* Gar*ge at 604 .of prewntive war, of satellite so far as the masses arr . con- sue was lanquishing. In fact, it U ttir Rock. Ark.—OaraiUe Kel­ the galluses loudly and say, ”We ly. Good judgment is priceless. For aeverAl months, Eidwards open house and cut a birthday cake. E. Middle Tpke. alone. According er's taxable year received tnalitu- made notable progresf, in the bi­ Judge Rottner said h# had been ends tomorrow. and Adrian Groot, the CD Direc­ Except for “alight sight and hear­ "It was a mistake killing, no said.in her prepared remarks; rence Lucay, Thomas Sargent, and dominance • by major powers, of lerned. is .equally desirous of Uonal care for a physical or mental ley, of Memphia, the South’s first have an auditorium. . Does your What shall it be, Bolton ? informed .that jlhe young man doulx about it," said Stokes. Wash­ "The question for government Albert Star. - ' to police. Chapman aaid the only _ partisan precincts of the LiCfihlh* woman juvenile court judge and to-wn?” The-Selectmen can still pui the General Manager Richard Mar­ tor who preceded him, have sought ing difficulties,” Bogart aaya he’ll break that netted anything was / : Universal MUitary Service, of peace. For either'aide'w ar with deficiency, but prior to such insti­ wished to enltit in the armed tin haa asked Sheekey to prepare burn was ’arrested at hla taomei today . , is how to find that thin , Clemen Rau will be superintend; tutional car* was a member of the Uy* -touncll. That body,' in its the Ration’s second, who aenred for If this were to take place would Rothwell proposal before a Town forota and this action was neces­ to have a new post provided after "enjoying good health.” At the police station, he re­ hairline of balance between blind ent 'the ground* on fair days. the one at'Luce’s, where he toolt j unoonaciomable ' ' taxation, of nu­ the other would mean nothing but taxpayer’s household. formulation of its report on the 31 years before her retirement in such men and women also add, Meeting, but this ia a possibility, sary jMfore he could be accepted. estimates on the . coat of con­ the Odd Fellows directors notified mained close-mouthed, saying failure to recognize the prepared- The first planning m'eeting will be a small amount of money. '.f clear development for Industry, of disaster., ^ t h equally dread it. Q. My father is over *8 and h* Ik issue, not only recommended IB50. Died Fritlay. “and children do their book learn­ not a probability. % ' . Ma$ic R Taft. 33. 6 f 144 Main structing a neW post on top of the tofwn tt would no' longer per­ POi.ir|!< PRflTECTION held here March 15 at the Town Chapman said he and Mills got passage of an act making that Hope of occupylhg any new the new police station, a move Po­ mit use of the station on the roof. Fort Wo[rth, fex,- oP>—Police nothing to police or reporters. He neks -. . . between adequate luili- freer cxclumge of goods and peo­ But the constant acceleration of dependent upom me. Can I claim Cleveland—Griffith J. Jones, 79, ing in two baaament rooms.” 1st., charged with a violation of referred reporters to Percy Fore- tary strength and just militarism Hall. nothing from either Glenney’s ar ';7. the additional exemption because same extension already in effect a Welsh Immigrant who spent rhea*: rooms were once ruled a* classroom* by .September have rules of the road, had the' charge lice Chief Herman O. Schendel Th*; Municipal Building com­ al-e humiUaied. Wtille a hitchhik,- the -warehouse. The break at tlM preparations may well, without ing youngster too’<« 'advantage of man,lawycr, and said "You kno-w for . mllltartsm’s' sake; between ple. of foreign aid, and,' indeed, of his age? inthe rest of New England—from more than 25 years as ene of “temporary” by the aanie people faded complet^y because of the in­ |Y GLEUISERS • noUed on reco:nmendatlon of haa opposed atnee'-it whs first mittee of the Boarti of Directota security measures and the neces­ Aaachester Evening HaraM El* warehouse had never been specific Intent,' ulUmately produce Uie last ‘Sunday in September to Qhid's outstanding nigh ' 'School who now wUh to apply the ”per> decision and' Wednesday’s vote mentioned. has diaciuuH;^ ande studied the an offer jo g et a ifap on a bench more about this than I do,”'to re­ of all issues involying the appli­ A. No—This additional exemp­ Prosecutor W. DavW' Keith Arho porter*. sary protection. of individual lington corraapondent. Mrs. O. E. ported to police, according to I a spontaneous combiution. tion can only" be claimed by tha ■tv new date of. the last Sunday music; directors end since .his re­ manent" stamp, erect only alx was hardly decisiva with the chair­ MM^OADST. said he felt th* accident whlqh re- It is reported that MartM wants malter many times ooniidering in th* pbnee station, aolnebody Barr, talephons S-UIS. Hermanlerm an 6 . Sehenda^r ' cation of armed force. It would man breaUng a 3-9 deadlock after varipiia locations. stole 1)1* BUltcaa*. Henneger made a ajiatement to rlgtito.” . "I am sure that every pundit in taxpayer and not for any depend in Octobiff—but it also 'paved the tirement in 1940 assdeiate' editor rooma and bdlld ah auditorium. ■ultsd In her arrtat w*« c*u$W by Ui* figUmat* foe .the, new post have* squally potent political'^ ent claimed.-.^ / way for as much futura Daylighf for publishers of-religious musie-at Ob* of them ore unique fkets one of the opponents of the et$dit TEL. Mi-t-yni frets. Ifw nyld retbice imme tha world, every cynic and h^-pro- Q. A relative died di:uri(4% US4 Saviitf' Time as the northeast sea- Winong Lake, ind. Died Friday. abtfi^th* whole situAUo^ Is that room, addition pushed him to act. • St- , -

V. "X: PAG E SEVEN |6HESTER EVENIKG h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. id 'Crockett, Minister 13-2 a. m. . . . 196 *WMt Center Street ence and Health with Key to the T.4 a. m. . . . .,L;...... Volunteers Needed. tUatiir OBBcngAtIo**! Chwch A , St. James’ E. C. Church '^ . ^ M a r y Burnham Oenslow, ...... , .Volunteers Nsaded., ^ Libraty Report Ind^ates . ^ v . John r. Hannon, Pister Scripturea" by Mary Baker Eddy 4-6 a...... Andover, Jai). 29 (Special)— 'aU toftf Ok Miny inw, Minister inculde the foliowing, p.tOfUQi' '' Organist and CRpIr Director...... Volunteers Needed. ' / Rei’. .George P. HughM 8- 9 a. m. . . . Skating conditions at ths ■ lake V WnteM Wnndmff. D.D. "Divine Love always has met and ...... k.Richsrd Ooodchlld. , Minister f^Htns ^ Rev. Edgnr J. Farrell 9- Noon .. s ... have been reported to be the beat Rockville, J*m ^'2^(Sp^*|)-^f^t the Vernon brsry snd books always will meet every human Sunday, Jam ' 80— Noon-5 p. m...... Eugene Msstrangelo. The golden anniveresry report'for' lOt widely in poor condl- Andrsw IL Wnteon, Rev. Francis T- Butler in years. j need. I t is not w el} to imagine that 9:30 a. m., Chureh School. 3-8 p. m. . . . ^ E u g e n e Mastrangelo. the George Maxwell library fol- tlqn were Clsasroom col- DIRECTORY During ' the weekday after­ . Minister ot Mnsic / Jesus demonstrated the divine 10:45 a. m.. Worship Service, ...... Columbia De Carli, Celeste King. Sunday Masses: p. im , noons snd evenings year-round lows: lections wf slso set up in the power to heal only for a select Youth Sunday, in charge of 'Yfmtli .....Mr. end Mrs. Wllllsm Hewitt. . Ths ysar 1C54 w u «n oventXul F or adulte: 8. 7, 8, 8, 10 an 8-10 p. m. .. residents have been skating rqgu* thlTOj\and 'ourth grades >vhers the jsa. 80, Eleventh Annusl^outir number or for a limited period of Fellowship. . *• Ib-Mldnlght ...... Volunteers Needed. YINE PHARMACY on* for the library. In April the o'clock with two Masses'at 9, larly and on . weekends-"great ___ _ , need _ books and Interest In \ W eek e, since to all mankind and In Prelude. "Theme from Prelude in N o i ^ y . Jan. St in the main auditorium for adUlti number Of people wluKown sum­ room formerly known as Library: themyaie greatest. The total clr- a. 8:15 snd i l Services. hour, divine Love suppUss “»i> fla t” Chopin...... Orin Mathews . O^EN S U N D A Y l^ - X ■ and one fo r the children in the' 12— 3 a. m. . mer cottages have been enjoylns \- Hall. after being fitted out with | cula^n ottoooks from the Vernon Frcliide, "Ini H ^n , "The Church's One Foun­ 8k-^4' a. m...... Volunteers Needed new shelving and lights,' became. BImentary-fichool was 2,023. Rheinberfer basement: and two Masses at 10, dation” ...... Wesley. skating partleit. 4— 8 a. m...... Volunteers Needed the new Junior Library. . ; ^Besides the two school libraries GIVE A VALENTINE CERTIFICATE one in the main auditorium and Anthem, "Saviour. Hear Us Ws f A.M. to • R.M. Hymn, "Let Us th n GIsdsomc 6— 9 a. m. ■ ...... Volunteersm n Needed L*st"^e*kend th« summer resi­ In one day, wl^th the help of the^here are 18 classroom collection Popular Name in Music Field— Dubaldo Ojaco Wallpaper at Gailaaso Harilware Handel one in the basement. Congregational Church Brahms. M ind" P ra y" ...... 9— Noon .... V.Mr. and Mrs. W. Small dents who skated Included Mr. and _xpIorer Scouts, the moving wi totaling 2,583 books with s circu­ I for a permanent or any other beauty service 885 North Main Street Junior Choir. ■cripturs Isntsh- 40:?l.Sl Noon— 3 p. m. . . .y,...... iJohn J.'|ilcCauley, Evelyn (V. Mq- Mra HaiVy Woods snd family. accomplished in a quick and r--*-’ lation o f 9,401. These Classroom AmOM W. Toser, Minister Anthem. "Prayer” ..r. ..; Giilon. 'v’W A 'A ’A’A’A’A’VA’V'v / Jean LeClklre ChiircK of the Assumption Cauley Mr. and Mrs. J a m « Tuohey and ly fashion. The former Chil libraries sr* supplied with fresh ^ at the for Today” Bowles Adams Street and Thompson.4~ Barclay F. Wood, Orgaalst Senior Choir. 3— 8 p. m...... V..••John J. McConvllIe, PnnlDn9rlght, family- and Mr. and Mrs. George Overholt. Room was closed on a SijjGrdsy books at .least twice durjing ths . Forbes Warren Mission Church _of St. Ja - Mrs. Barbara R. Be^er, Offertory, “Andante” . 1 • ' \ James Horgsn Hannon. Choir Director Tie That and opened in iU new qui era th e ; school year Or as often as the Prtere” ____ CaUaertt Hymn. "Bleat' Ba the 8— ^...... \. Eugene Msstrangelo, Dsniel Trs- Otiest la Town le .new I teacher desUes. A t each v iflt to a Binda” ...... Mason. following Mohdsy as /m e .n»w i “Ws In CYP Club Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 ' fethen, Psul Simpson A recent gues)t In to'vn was the classroom an effort is made to die- Il ■■ Sefmea, “ Cpie Fellowship in Junior Library. Youth Sunday. 8— ID p. m...... Ray Eckl4r, Robert Coleman mother of the Bev. Eugene Wolke, cover the reading interest\and Sunday, Jan. 30, morning wor­ Christ.” ; The stairs lesdini .0 the room i l .... J keven Hendrickson 10— Midnight ... .Vii^nia Manehestsr, EUasbeth Mrs. Charles VogslgJMrg of New abilities o f the pupils. \ Church Hyrnii. "In Uhrist There Is No East OUR wars covered wlth^ ms carpeting ' *Tha Son of Ood” Shlrly Warren St. Brldget’s_R. ship 10 a. m. . Hannah Haven. Exhibits Held Rev. John J. Pastor Organ Prelude, Allegro ' from or W est” ...... Reinsgie. airesdy on hand, the noise "The \wd of Ood” John J. McCauley, Evelyn M c­ Scout Oremonies When it was decided to use the Rev. Rohert and Symphony H in E Minor, Postlude, "Allegro Maestoso” from o f many the stairs la 99 EAST CENTER STREET— TEL. MI-3-5009 ' Hooks Johnston Cauley About 100 people attended a re-' Library Hall for the new Junior Rev. Theodore Assistante S u ite ...... Handel. sUminatsd. J ^ e r more than six "The Nearness of God” Louis Vieme (Altemsting. weeks) cent Boy Scout ceremony. David NEW Library, the thought of not having Masses on S^day at 7. 8. 9. 10 7 p. m.. Youth Fellowship in the months trisk the move, from a Eleanor Panciera Introlt, M ary A n n BrMna'rd Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquailers on Monday, Yale and Franl# Verprauskus re­ s place for the annual art exhibit and 11 a. m/^and Masses down' Community House. practical view point, may be re­ Hymn, "Dear Lord and Father of Opening Hymn, Wednesday, or Friday afternoon from 1 — 5 p. m. Civil Defense ceived eagle awards. (Hialrman of the Tolland Art Assn, was k dia stairs at 8 i 10:45 a. m. garded SB nmst successful. Our Mankind” ...... Maker "Rise Up. O Men of God" Headquarters is located in the baaement of tha Municipal Build­ William McCterroll made to* pre­ P R I C ^ turbing one. W e offered the uss Invocation, Melvin Stoltenburg ing, at .the Center. Civil Defense Headquarters also open Tuesday' yourig borrowers seem to feel that TREEPHUNINe H IG H (sR A D E Holy Communion South Methodist Church sentations. ths nyw room is their own, not just o f the art and music room in placa Old Testament reading, Isaiah 2, evenings from 7 —^ lo p. m. Scoutmaster Robert Mann Hymn, "How Gentle God's Com­ St ./Francis Assisi Church Main Street and Hartford Road a s;^ion of the dowiistalrs read- of the Library Hall. The 1954 an mands” ...... AJT. Mason verses 1-5, Jean Dougherty snvardsd David Hiidak a star pin. ith Windsor. Route 80 Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister room. nual exhibition was held there and M i REMOVAL f R IN t lN G Poetlude, "Postlude in E Flat” Rev>^Arthur J. Heffeman, Pastor Anthem. "Let All Mortal Flesh Songster music snd the mala quar' per meeting with Rev, Daniel C. About 18 scouta snd six leaders It PToyed to be very satisfactory. Keep Silence”, Gustave Holst, Rev. Percy Smith, he space released by the re­ Faulkes . . Kenneth V. Karvells, Curate le t Tuttle of Old Mystic, guest leaden took- part in a recent overnight- During the year the llbraiy has Have yonr tree* pruaed aaa JOB A N b c o m m e r c i a l Youth Choir Associate Minister ’s! of the Children's Room has ' 8:15, Church School, kindergar­ Masses at Y, 8:30, 8:30 and 11 Philip iW ggor,’Minister of Mnsic The W eek Tuesday, 8:00 p.m„ West Slds hike. had twentv-flve small exhibit*. removM b.r Itcenaed aeff !■* Children's Story, John McCauley Plaa Vacation' beeil given over to the art snd PRINTING ten throu^ junior high. a. m. Monday, 7:45,- Friendship Circle Olrcls msets at ths church. Gifts Donated snred tree w rgeP^ Church* School RecessiensI, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pringle music books, a collection that has 11. Church Schpol. nursery Youth Sunday, Jan. 30-ry will meet, Mrs. Bertha Hall, leader. Wednesday, 12:45 p.m., A fte r Shortly after our June celebrs- Pfonipt and Efficient Prlatlag "I LovC Thy Kingdom. Lord” and their four children plan to been greatly over-crowded for through junior high; Service of Holy Communion at Tuesday. 3 p.m.. Women's Home noon CSrcls meats at tha church, tion-the library received from Mrs. o( AU Kind* St. Maurice’a Roman Catholic New Testament Reading,’John 4, take a trip to Florida next week years. In fact, the , entlrq,.|i,(t(*lt, 4:80, Pilgrim Fellowship, color 8 and 10:45 a. m. League.. Chptslh Anna Andreason Mrs. Ora C.' Sherwood, hostess, :/ 'Frasei*.,.T.Maxwell a beautiful il. Church ver^s 16-21, John Moore and remain there for three-(#eekf. CpHMtion'haS 'nolv mori^ room to CARTER TREE Sim on "Understanding Mexico.” Prelude, "pansonetta” ., ’Tschal- and 1st Ueut. Blanche Chavarry :00 p.m.. East Side Circle msets luminated "Book of Hours” print­ Bolton Center Offertory. John Eicholtzer cou rt Clagso / s i^ n d . In (he new art snd music ed in 1517. This it a real treasure. 8:80, C T P Club, W arren M at­ from WilUmantic, will bs the St the home o t .U h , Edward E. FOR COMMIHilTY PRESS The Rev. Ralph ReOy. Pastor In court action -during th0/,paat room soma of ths library's fine col; We also received from Yffd- E X P E R T C O . thews, guest speaker. ^ " l H S , * ‘% h e Church’a One Foun- speakers. , Klrkhaip. 83 Adelaide Rd. lection o f art books has been ’^-1 Cor. No. Mala and No. School Th e W eek Organ, Paul Hindemith Friday, 7:00 p.m.. Adult Choir week Raymond Schaller of Route ward T. Byrnes of Guam a delight­ dation. Tuesday. 6 p.m.. Junior band housed behind glass doors and is f't.- ■ PHONE M|.;.7<95 ntreeta—Telephoo* MI-S-67t7 Sunday Maaaea at 8:30 and 10 Speech, “ Youth Looks at Christian rehearsal. wga fined 810 for fslllng to obUin ful set of miniature Japanese dolls Monday— ^ O ffertory aolo,. "O Lord Most practice, Robert Richardson; 7 SUITS easily avsUabIs to our„ adult bo|S; 7, Girl Scout Troop One. . m. . Brotherhood,” Betty Modean Holy" (8 a.m. Service), Franck Saturday,. 10:30 a.m.,' Junior a^buliding permit; Samuel caiabot- ;^pn|D|^.to those used by children p.m.. Senior Songster practice, rowers. of Japan for 1,000 years. 8, Scout Troop 25 AuxiUary. Speech. "The Church, in the 8:16. 8th Grade Confirmation Flllae, Lynnwood Fsrnam the Lord’s Table" .. Rev. Percy Manchester Evening Herald An­ Co., comer of Main and E. Mid- look at the paper; you are always Mrs. Jerimish Sweet. talks were given by Mayor Berger, The circulation of books is en­ well known ln music circles as an ^ the parent and the child Xre sure Sunday, 8:30, Mu Sigm a awford: / All PHARMACY/ *nis transfer of the Junior ular today and Dubaldo Music field State Prison. 7 p. m. Junior High Group 7 p. m., Epworth Lsaguua ..wlll out lllnesa in 1947, .retired at the er system is an absolute necessity, snow shovels and rock salt to melt 270 BRO AD ST Worship Service. "1)9:45 a. m. About ‘relevUion, Derby; Audel's Library to the Library Hall has Centeiy carries the Guerini and ice from yoiir driveway .and side­ CUSTOM Ood Almighty” hear 'a talk by John Roghrs on end o f June and died in October. for without it the speaker Ik un­ Saturday— meets at the church. Message, "We Are God's Work Truck A'Tractor Guide; Smoking proven most astlafactory both to MoreKhl accordions as well as all Hymp: "Beautiful Saviour” - "The History of the Negro in New She- had given faithful and efficient able to be heard clearly. The Du­ walk. 8:80, Cherub Choir reKeardal. and Cancer, Ochaner; What to OPEN borrowers snd to staff. The chil­ klnil* o f string Instruni'ents. For Always At Your Service For Sermon: "Cast Thy Bread upon EngUnd." on which subject he is menship.” aervlce and toe library will m>aa baldo Music Center. 186 W. Middle Oliver Johnson Paint Co., whose AWNINGS Bolton OongregnUonal Church ' Youth Service, fi- p. m., Martha. Cook for Gompany, Sullivan: Se­ dren feel that the new quarters • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE the .Waters” at present w riting a book, her excellent work, especially on Turnpike, have s loud speaker sys­ the/ best in ^musical instruction, goods are put out under the trade-1 Anthem: ”0 Rejoice, Ye Christians Tho Rev. Arthur A. Wallace, McKinney, president. duction of the innocent. Wertham; DRY CLEANSERS are mbch more than their own mark “ Ojscp.” have a fine line of • EQU1P.HENT North Methodist Church The W eek the catalogue. tem for rent. • why not call the Dubaldo Music J Loudly” . . —Bsch Minister Junior Society, 8 p. m., R ita Company Cook Book, (Joggins; SAJI.) since they are so definitely re­ paints, llie 'c o lo r s are tru e ,'to e i Depaat^le Quality Seretea! • PARTS (new and rebuilt) 447 N orth Main Street Tuesday— Mrs. Marion Lukaeik. Is now Did you know that to* Dubaldo ■enter, M I 9-62057 Organ Offertory: "Prelude .in- Walter Oiryb, Organist Treadmill to Oblivion, Allen. moved trork toe adult department paint long lasting. If you do not-find • ACCESSOROIS Bev. John E. Poet, Minister 3:15 p. m.. Girl Scout Troop 17; Craft, supervisor. 325 IROAO ST. working full tim e and Mrs. Ruth -and they need not be as quiet. the shade you desire, bring along s • S U P P U E S James W. McKay, Minor’’ ''' Evening Service, 7 p. m.; Mas­ Manual for Baby-sitters, Edwards has replaced Mra. Bessie Brownie "rroop 24. $PJ,li$P.M. Table games have ^become in­ sample of the color, you wish and • D U P O N T P a i n t , S U PP LIE S Minister of Musw / Hymn: “Thou, Whose Almighty Simday, Jan. 4o. Youth Sunday, sage, "A Secure' Refuge.” Lowndes; Sacred Forest, Gslsaesu: TELMl.9-7111 Blinn, working part time on the re­ Plaii Traditional WHIiam H. Sshi^dgs 7:15 p. m„ Boy Scouts. creasingly popular especially with Btoodmobile Visit Gsllssso Hardware 'A Supply C!o., Open Saturday untU 6 p.m. W o rd ” ^ 9:30 a.m.. Church School. . The W eek Jet Aircraft Simplified, Chapel; pair snd processing of books. ' laS Spruce St. T e t BO-9-7888 11:00 a.m.. Service o f Worship. 7:45 p. m., Kehler Group. the bus children who come to the w ill match the shade .for you. Sunday, Jan. 30 10 m m. Postlude: March from "Occasional M o h ^ y , 7:30 p. m. Men’s F s l Atomic Submarine, Lewellen; As­ The librarian t ^ e a this oppor-; 7:45 p. m „ Stanley Group, Ladies library during the noon hour. A Manchester • Red Ooss Military Dance Ojaco paints are available in out­ Oratorio” —Handel The officers of the Pilgrim Fel tronomical Universe, Krogdahl; tunity to.’ thank those w )k> have | Order of Worship *- ' lowahi^at Youth Centf^r. v : ftcisls announce that The Prelude: "Romanos” —Orunfeld . 7 p. m. Luther League meeting linvship” Y w t h ^rouOi p conduct I B • y o n d Adventure, Andrews; phoflri(Mph his Yxeiftlonated. a»d been generoue and thoughtful lit/ side, Qal,'ensmkU, gloss and semi- Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.. Church ■ a record co’lection of fairy tales,' BloodmobUe w1U be tn tow/i on gloss. If you are doing any paint- Processional Hymn: "I Am Thine The W eek the morning service of worship. ] ttorcas Group, aU-day Pleasures of Woodworking, Bas­ their gifts to the library of books ) 9 Board meeting. Christmas carols,' and suitable /Tuesday, Feb. 8, st the Center M. Sgt. Artour R. Buckler of ing~Bhd npw is s good time to Royal fee O Lord” Tuesday: 7 ;30 p. m/ Ladies Aid The Organ Preluds. sett; Eff^tivs Letters in Business, and flowers, and to the newspaper* ' MERRILL’S meeting, Wednesday, ... 7:30 p. m., Prayer (Congregational Church / from thla town snd Sgt. Burton E. touch up Screens porch and gar-' Responsive Reading: ‘The Bread mealing. Miss Isabelle. Lange will Proceselonal Hymn, "T h e (Jhurch s Shutter; King's Heritage, Pater II. claseicat musid Is being gradually for courtesle* extended to u*. ""'.... 2 p. m.. W illing W orkers Group,, and Praise service. IMPORTANT MEETING. Moore III of Coventry are serving den furniture—drive over to Gal- of Life” • ' show colored slides on "A ’Trip on One Foundation” My SeWal Worlds, Buck; 2$ accumulated. To the IjDrary ttaff .for their w ill-: 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Ladles Parlor. . Thursday, 7 p. m„ Caravan. a* Vic* chairman snd treasurer VENHIAN ILINDS The Old Tsstatnent Lesson: Gens- the M. V. Fleurusto the Islands In The (Jail T o Worship and Prayer Boats Yotk Can Build, Popular At first the hours during which ing co,operation in all projecta and ; Chapter' officials ha('e been laaso'a and get some Ojaco paint. MARKET CteamCo,^ 7:15 p. m., Explorer Scouts. 1 Friday, 7 p. m , Touth Choir re Mechanics; Explaininf ths Atom, the Junior Library was open were respectively of the committee pltn- Oja^b also puts out a full line o f ) sU 1:1-5; 3e-3l\ the Gulf of St. Lawrence.” of InvocaUon. Beverly A. 'Dittle, REPUBLICAN ' ^ to the 'fruateea for their unfailing | asked', to rally en ou ^, donors COMBINA'nUN STOR.M fifanutacturers.nf ORFITELLl’S 7:45 p. m„ Wesley Group will Uearsai and Fellowship hour- Hscht: R. 8. V. P„ UaXwsU; Mi limited because of staffing diffi­ ning - the trsditlonal annual mili­ wallpaper and, .na^malter. What 84 OcAkind Sfroaf Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads” 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. president. interest the librarian wishes to ex­ to furiHsh 150 liilnta Z f blood— WINDOWS snd DOORS BANQUET SPU5IONI, TOR- meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Saturday; 11 a. m., Junior Choir agement in\ the Home, OUbreUi; culties, but later experience has tary ball of toe 169th Infantry — Hopkihs Council meeting. Anthem, "Be Thou My Vision press her sincere appreciation. our "shWe” you inteht say. of TONIE.S, OEI.AT1 Ice Cream Swensson-30 Portec St. Mrs. John .f^hearsal. Helping Your (Child's Emotii TOWN COMMITTEE ahoivn that it Is feasible l o keep Re^msnt, Connecticut National Tol. M I-3-738^ The New Testament Leiaon: John Wednesday; 1:30 p. m. Choir re­ .9' Pearson of” the Salvation Army will Respectfully submitted, the natlTto’s reserve blood sup­ Manchostcr Awning Co. and Ice Cream Novelties. Growth, Wolf; Business the same schedule for the Chil-. Guard. ‘Tbe ball will be to: first 1:1-14 hearsal. Sung by the Youth Choir. speak ^on "(3ur Past, Our lh"esent, Edith M. Peck. ply. You can malto an appoint­ one held since the regiment’* re­ 195 WEST CE.NTER STREET "Wholekale and retail for all 1 Upn snd P t m Ucs, Robtnaoi^dSen- dren’s Room as for the rest of lhe F t m D o liv a r y Offertory: "Rsverit" —Baylor Thursday: 8 p. m. Bible Study Scripture Reading. EphealaM pufure.” Tnlcottville CongregnttonnI Church Nummary of .4cti«1lir* ment (and 'R e^ Cross asks turn to state control'from . tour' Telephone MI-9-309t types-of gatherings'* Hymn o f, preparation: "Jesua, class on, "The Acta of the Apos- 3:14-19. 4:1-6. Patricia L. Strlck- xhuraday— eral Englnsqrlng H a n d’b e o k, 8 P. M. MONDAY, JANUARY 31 llbrsiY. / .. Library open 252 daye during that you do so /n advance) by Everett A. ,Mnrphy, Minister O'Rourke. During'tha past year much time of active duty sa a part of the Your Yarn Shop OPEN SUNiJAYS Lover of My Smil” Ues” land, vlce-pr*aldent. - ^ the year; 49 hoursA week for lend­ calling MI 3-5/n anytlnte be­ 27 Warren St., 5Ianchester 3:15 p, m Explorer ■8couta> Mn. Anthony Urh^ttt, Flotiea and attention has been ihven in N A T O fbrcc* In E'jto^ . 50 Cottage .St.— T E L. MI-8-2S88 Sermon: “J F E N D E R rR e E: F iIRS ^ SEA FOOD The Week • f the Adult Membership class at 12:15 p.m, Sunday School. Trial, Manklswicz; Complete Book St. Margaret’s CNrcle. Dsughtsrs :erv; ce Floor Cleaalng Service Sermon: "When Storms Ck>me.” Rev. Donald N, Hungerford, Curate Tuesday— E N A M E L and LAitOQi lU E R — A L W A Y S f r e s h — the parsonage. 7 p.m. Gospel Siervice. od Helicopters, Ahnstrom; Sep­ of Isabella, American Legton r Postlude, "Caiuoha in D Minor” Sydney W. MncAlpIne, Organist (Tonfirmstion Qlass at 7 :0O p. m. REFINI8HIN' GARA6E F rid ay 7-9 p. m.. Council of Th* W ^ k tember Monkey, Pahk.. And being found in fashion as a mqn, he (Jestis) Home. . Sanding sad Reflnikhing. • LOISTERS — Bach. and Choirmaster A social hour will follow directed Islands Apsrt,\ Ryan; Your REASONABLE PhiCES . Laaders meets with the paator ih Mrs. W. B. Kloppenburg, Tuesday: 8 p.m.' Prayer Meet­ humbled himself snd became obedient unto death, even Friday. Feb. *5 for physicteas. deatiste, buSI- 18 Main St.. Tel MI-9-45S1 3:30, Luther LeaguS executive by Miss Sundstrom. Dating Days, Landis; Amssing Sea the death of the cross. Wherefore dod also hath highly MSsaseB, ete. 24 hour service, TFX. MI-8-tS82 • OYSTERS the vestry. committee, reception room. Children's Grganist * ing. ' . World Day of Prayer, sponsored FREE ESTIMATES / Saturday 7 p. m.. Adult Bible Wednesday— ' Friday: 8 pm. Bible Study. Stories, Snow; Summits of Adven­ exalted him and given him a ifsmc'which ia above every by Manchester (?euncil o f ChUrch eevcB day* a sveek, Snaday* aad —•SCALLOPS The Week R O U TE 20— W A P P IN O CONN7 Spocialixing in------Class (section 11) studying Gospel Mid-week service at 7 :30 p. m ture, Douglas; 'Ooreplete Book of name: Yhat st the name Of Jesus every knee should-bow, Women, Center (tourch. helMUys. Monday. 6:30. Girl Scouts. The 4th Sunday after Epiphany; "The person who Is too busy to AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN • CLAMS « f Luke w ill' meet in the church. 8 a.m.. Holy Ckimmiinlon. Hunting, KoUsr; ^oman Who of things In heaven snd things In earth and things under Tuesday. 3:15, Brownies. pray is too busy." Buckingham Congregational 98 St. Jofca S t- TeL lffl-S-7681 T E U 50-2-8404' , 8RAKE SERVICE Regular malting night, Friday at 9:25 a.m., Flrat children's aerv- Would Be Queen; Bdcca; There la the earth; And that every tongue should confess that Jesus EXTRA EQUIPMENT •FILLETS 7:00. Boy Scouts. C^oir practice at 8:45 p. m. Church No Asia, Cooke; ^elf Defense, C3irist is Lord, to ths glory o f do d 't h e Father.— (Phil. 7:30. Board of Trustees. ice (kindergarten through gaade 3 Friday— Rov. PhiUp M. Roae Brown; Sky Girl, a (Career Hand 2 :8- 11 ). . -Front End Alignment 7:45. Board o f Administration. with parenU) with instruction by Cincinnati, Ohio (P)— Bob Free, CoRway WilsoRi I rc. toe rector. Nuraer>" worship in A group w ill be organised for book, Murray. . (Tincinnsti new* photographer, Elsa Evangelical Lntherao Cfiuroh 8:00. Church Council. the boys and girls o f our ch<;rch - Sunday, Jan. 30; ; • General Repair WoHt U7i/j Sprnce S t, Tel, 50-8-4512 (Missouri S.vnod) Wednesday, 6:30. Youth (Jhoir. “ Burke House." 37 Park St... at YOU ARE WELCOME heard strange’ noises in hi* new between the ages qf 9 snd 11. This 9:45 a. m.. Church SchooL BABY BITES DOG Shop At Osoper apd High Streets , 7:45, Emanuel Choir. same - hour. Oaases for upper a., m.. Morning worship. Ob­ automobile. He had the door panel­ (trsl meeting at 7:00 p. m, will be 11 Portsmouth, N.,H. (F)— While la ing removed. Inside toe door .ws* HARTFORD Bav. Paul O. Prokopj", Pastor 8:00. Dofcaa Soclctv. school in tola period. 10:05 a.m.. Junior Church (short­ in the form of a'socls!. servance of Youth Sunday. Mem­ 'a downtown store, Michael Rsuer, Bring Your Bible—Search the Scriptures With Us 2676 sandwich and an empty chili BEDDING SPECIALIST Mias Mswion A.,Erdln, Organist .Thursday, 2:00, W M S food sale bers of the Young People's FelloW' QALLASSO’S at Hale's. ened morning prayer), with address T h u rsd ays 3, N t k dog's tail, police said. *rhsn container. FROM A TO 3^Z-Z-Z D o You Have A baskfttVjall game will be play­ ship vrill conduct the service. the dog bit Michael. The youngster Jan. 30, Fourth Sunday' aftsr i 6:30. Girl Scouts. by the curate. Junior choir, classes HASDWARE end ' ed St the Bowers School with the was treated for a minor facial cut. EipdBhsny, ■ - 8:00, Bible Hour^ for lower school at' this hour. ROAD Any Old . ■ U a.m., Morning prayer with boys from tne Children's Home of ' SUPPLY CO. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School. Frlda.v, 3:30, Junior Choir In Osaununlty Baptist CBurch sanctuary. sermon by the r*ctor. Senior choir. Cromwell as our competitors. Re­ Corner 5laln Street aad 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Claae. freshments will be served In the MS East Center St., nt Um Greea Drivt-lR RtstauraRt Middle Tpk. East 10:00 a.m. Nursery in the parish 8:30. Aimual Father-Son ban­ Mutical outline of this service: T. P. HOLLORAN Jewelry You Processional. "Earth Haa Many a church after the game. John R. Neubert, Minister 258 H A R T F O R D RD. (Opp. Oortnan’s Bulck Sta.) house during church worship. quet sponsored by the Brother­ Mrs. Henry Larson, FUNERAL HOME 30:00 a.m. Divine worahip. *rext: hood. Noble City” For a complete line ot hard­ Wish To Sell? Sequence Hymn, "Songs of Thank­ Orgnaist-Choirmnster Ideally leeuted—eoavealcat aad ware and electrical supplies. Acts '9:11. Theme; Prayer. In­ _8 atu rd ay. 9:30. Confirmation The Solvation Army' Class. fulness and P raise" FULL COURSE MEALS 'Distributor for AInmIaum Com- .e ^ o s K stallation of church officers will 861 Main SL | 9:45 a.m.. Church School for all away ffw n to* hney thorough- take place during t.iia service. 11 :00,' Junior Confirmation Class. Offertory, "G od So Loved the “Son o£ Man” blnattOB Windows aad/Doors. NORMAN R. WEIL Major and M i^ John Pickup, ages. Chli'dren's program through tare. DietiaetiT* Servtee. Mod- SERVED DAILY 11:00 a.m. GoUesdtenst. 8:30, Luther League meets to go World"—Stainer ■ GE.MOLOUIST f « to UConn game. Receasional, "Alleluia, Song of Commanding Officer* Morning Worship. see Warner Sallman, interna­ ara FaelUltoa. 1:30 p.m. The Lutheran Hour Youth Sunday, Jsn. 30. SpeclalUt In Jewelry broadcast over WGTH. For ’•This . Gladness” ' tionally ^ famous artist, re­ ALL "HOME STYLE" H O W A R D 'S C^t^er 7 p.m.. Evensong with sermon by Sunday, Jan. 30. 10:15 s.m.. Morning Worship. W e Wosh Upholstery of Tel. MI-9-886S Is the U ft" WNHC-TV. kindly T. P. HOaORAN <5J9 Main S t t- TeL MI-t-8385 First Oiurch of Christ Sriektist 9:30, Sunday school classes for Prelude. "Adorstlon” .... Oesten create his portrait of Christ . COOKING consult your newspaper. toe Rev. Dr. Shelton Hals Bishop, Ftiaeral Director Evory Kind— Everywhere Maaonir Temple rector of St. Philip's Church, Har- all ages, Rugaell Clough leader, Call to Worship by Miss Jacquelyn in f»lor. The Week Prices very reasonable, ■?r Iwh, New York City. This Sunday's Y. P." Band sad Songsters siipply- H. Ballard H 05IE S * You can remove the Ipose Monday: You will thrill to the true-to-1ife C. S. M cHAU. Jr. Boeto and Counter Service ^unday Service. Jan. 30, 11 a. m. Hymn, "God of Our Fathers' Her* 1* a pansy that Is both dust by vacuuming and brushing your T:45 p.m. Men's Club. evening service is held in connec­ InR; musio. 8079 _TSunday School It a. m. Invocation by MUs Sandra S. Os- story of a cynical medical stu­ Ueeaeed Eiubalmer Plenty of ParUag Space. furnitare but* to remove the soil yon ' • Tuaaday: tion with the Hartford Archdeacon­ 10:45, Holiness service with useful and omarhental. Measur­ 10-M Wednesday evening meeting 8 ry Youth Rally at St. Mkry's which dent and a Christian nurse. ,178 OMter 8t.-TW . BO-S-lddd must hav'O It washed. Revives the colors. 12 Noon "Moments o f Com fort” band and mala quartet music, boriis ing 7’* X T H ” . holder m ay be p. m. begins at 5 :S0. A youth choir' will ( ...... — Makes your home more sanitary and WNHC-TV. soloist, Mrs. Myrtle McCbmb, mes­ Anthem,’"Like a Oiotr of Angela' no religious art has so capti­ crocheted In any color scheme you Slim aa a-pencil and so youthful Reading rOom hours: replace St. M ary’s boys’ choir for BorUtiansky more attractive. . Wednesday; sage by Major Pickup. vated this century as that of wish. The original ws* made In and .up-to-the-minute. A go-ev*ry- MANCHESTER Tueaday and Friday 12—4 p. m. this Simday evening only. I 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by Scripture Lesson read by Miss shades .of blue and yellow, bright­ where sheath decorated with gay FOR EXTRA MONEY AUTOMOBILES * For the protecUon •:S0 pan. Adult prospcctivs mem- Tueaday 7— 9 p. m. ' • Wednes^y; Mid-week celebm- Warner Sallman. MILLWORK CO. bsrsMp class. Mrs. Major Pickup snd Mrs. Ellen - Patricia E Bsllard ened with green and white. ’tebroldered flower*. of light-colored clothing, motor car up­ Wednesday 7— 7:55 p. m. tiort of I M y GbrnmUhioh at 10 a.m. 254 nroad St.— TeL 511-8-8288 T:80 p.m. Ladies Aid. Wilson. Offertory Prayer by Miss Barbara Pattern No. 2676 contains cro­ Pattern N o. 8079 U in sizes IQ, holstery must be washed. (W e Invite In­ The public ia cordially Ipvited ' Secular Events 12.14. 16.18. 20. Siite 12, 2H yards W I PAY * Friday: 2 p.ni.. Silver Lane S u n d a Dennis SUNDAY chet instructions; material to- quiries from used-car drslersl. to attend our services and use Tuesday, Annual meeting of the school. O c il Kittle, supt. Ssrmon, ‘‘The Rich Young Man’’ quirementa; stitch illustrsUona. o f 35 or 39-Inch. Trsnafer included. STORES AND OFF-ICES • Let us start 8, 4, 7 and 8 p.m. Registrstion for the reading room. Hartford Archdeaconry. A|tar GUUd 2 'p.m., Services to be conducted Hymn. "Let There Bs Ught" JANUARY 30 Send 25c In coins, your name, For this pattern, send 35c In HIRHEST PRICES Ito* beet la cleaning yonr upholstered fuHilture when Holy Oommunion on Sunday, at Clirist Oiurch Cathedral at. 1 "L o ve " w ill be ’ the slubject of in the convalescent homes wlthi| Postlude, Recesaionar*' MsUsrd address and the pattern number Coins, your name, address, size de- you close, it wlU be ready to use the next Feb. 8. the leason-aermon .for Sunday, p.m. The Rev. Allen Bray,'former 7:30 P. M. ‘ For Rags. l*aper, Mdtals aiVE YOU LASTINfi SATISFAGTIOII Mra Florence Stevenson and the Youth ushers fo r the' service arc to ANNE CABOT. THE M (^- zlred, ana the Pattern Number to * Oeaeral MUlwerk -morning. Jap, 30. The Golden Text is from lay assistant tn St. M ary's, will be (JoipB cadets. Jeffrey Allen, Theodora laiwrsnce OHEfiTEE EYJKNINO H BBAI^ SU E B U E N iaT, MANCHESTEE and Scrap Iron * Complete Window , Unite SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN MANCHESTER AT ■4. Jaha'a Puliah NatteMl Piaims (36:7): "How excellent te guest speaker, i v FREE ESTIMATES — INSURED 6:45, The local band tviU play and John Robinson. l i s a A V E . a m b e i c a B, n e w EVENING HEEALD, 1158 AVE. CALL-OB DEUVEB TO * AU Mza Door* ' Osthslte Cbarch . thy loving kindness O God! Wedncaday,*’’R«ctor’t Night" in ■ WORK DONE IN YOUR OWN H05IE y. - . - - - S w d a y, 7:00 p.m.. Youth F sl A M E R IC A S , N E W Y O R K 28. N.Y, * jMItred aad Otaed Trim 28 (iaiHay fitiaet' therefor* the children of men put for shttt-ina.^ TOBK*S8. N. Y. .7- 7 ' p.m.,' Praye> O i^tin g tn the lowsbip meeting with Mr. and Mra. 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t . ■- /.V. •-» i PACE EIGHT MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD,M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., S a t u r d a y , J a n u a r y jZR ,-i965 IIANCH^STEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. tX)NN. SATURDAY, JANUARY S59. 1965 P A G E N IN E -it;* \- TOONERVILLB PULKS ^ FONTAINE FOX A*«* w m - ^ AL VBRMKKR DAILY CftW ijW ORD PUZZLE \ reuT. PRm aL.LA'.!’ -A m ^ c r P im ln n TMOUark with "Isn't it a writer very heartily to. % third MIgRD nOl'IILKa . MF.gTANTILF LRAOCR of Yufoalavia. lovely day?" He anawcra, "You person. Team N*. IS (l> _ ' Uaedet Jeweler* 111 structtira 11 Coalmans 34 Stair paria . Third Person^lt it very strange « l f w s i^ n get that lead. we’llGwlth tWo quick hoppa on a drive A. LIsk ...... M 74 glmpMO ...... 99 108 114 33« ai-a quite correct. One hardly needs Jalko ...... 91 87 98 376 By PAT. BOLDDC UWandar 3 Rat 10Itan«w/* SOMuNcal ' that you apeak so well of him, for holiMlia ball and make th e m by Captain ■ • -Eddie - - Moser and a re­ W. LItk ..... M M a s 13 ArUflchil SOccurrancta A coat and hat. It's warmer than Chriate'neen ...... 121 94 lit 336 High basketball quintet is now boundariaa dramaa he Mys that you ure a chr.rlatan. . com* Mwl ^ ■ , bound by atm Improving Jim Mc­ Totals ...... 178 lat 174 BSS Slimnona ...... 96 93 100 288 laafuaga 4NightfaU bava baan 37 Oontiant you could expedt-—" And then . . Both coachea John (Tanavari and Petbw ...... U6 106 93 313 faced with*the taek of winning Schoolboy Scores First Pferson—O, I think it very Mullen. This gave Rp^vUIe Its Team Ms. 1 111 its remaining four games if it 14 Rivar In (poat) - 7 “ by Italy 30 Maditarranean you'ce- off on this and that . . . If jjill Mason anvisioned the same biggest margin of the game, 13 H. Zawlslowski ...... 87 84 m you are wnltlng for a bu‘, feel­ likely that both of us may be mis­ M. Zawlslowski ...... 81 S M »4 Total* ...... "iS *51 “fiX IM9 hopes' to qualify for the State HaU (68) Oatmany B Coffin atand and ' taland taken. strategy last night at Rockville aa points. Here upon RockvlUe de­ Naa*lfl Arm* (II: YOU SAID , U u T ^ ing lonely on- a train. Just pick the TellowJaCkeU played boat to R. Naatirr ...... 94 101 M 280 Tournament for the first ttmejP; ', t.bi- r pts. IB Arabian gulf .6 Unoccuplad / Yugoalavia 40 Rant cided to play cat and mousib, hold- Touls "iIiTso IS ’3a ■Ilnce 1946. Last night in West • Nevm»". f...... 8 341 .13 L A S T Y E A R T H A T 'S ^ M Nota in TH allow ,. 30 Printing! 41 Capital of a friendly lookins; cuae, and aay Wetherafietd In a rip roaring bat- Perry ...... to 90 96 276 tJ.chner, f .. S H E C A f/ E f ' t/W Y "You know—It looks like rain." .Soon after Vermont's trout sea­ Ing the ball and trying to litduce 8. Nas«ll( ...... 90 93 81 363 Hartford, the Red and White 11 Curran, f Chiido'a icala hornad 33 Mora facila Italy tla for aecohd place in the Valley Team Ms. 8 (4) K Namirr...... in lOT no .328 < W H E N SHE He'll.answer, "Do 5-011 thinic it ^^ill. son opened, a 14-year^d boy who Wethersfield to come out of their dropped a 51 to 41 decision to i o Cook, f ...... t7 Raquira ruminantInant/ as Otaieaddaater44 Raradlaa eald-he, never heard of Isaak Wal­ B league. zone. This they succeeded In; doing M. Hansen Mitchell ...... 106 98 no 314 Sweet, c ...... ONE! I ho|^ not, I've a hedge to trim.” Rockvill* however, jumped to a i. Olbert 104 190 lOS 346 Hall. It was the Indians' seventh j j Del Maetro. g It Malta ONumii b ^ 37 Wrongdoingt 4g^Wttharad ton caught a large trout. His namq as they shook Staiger and MoOer TolaU *5 i *58 * 5 i r»o loss as against three wins and in ' i . McCarthy, g . And you reiply, 'The wind !■ sptlll: lead In the opening minute and I h^ is ...... "a5 3 » *J07 “m i IB Ruggad OFonn.______n '^ nothinno 33 VantUataa MJBodF of taatar —Leigh Walton, of Rutland, Vt.- \ loose for vital hoops undem^iih. order to qualify for tpumamerrt; i Mooret g ..... the sun ia hasy round it's rim—” held it throughout. A UirilUng laat Team Ns. 7 lt> Mc.Veil. g . . mountain spur 10 taanw 33 Doric \ . BO Mimic Than . . . you begin to talk of This maneuver was not vi’ithout « . Rlsley ...... 8 0 71 8* 339 Firat !taU«aal Baak play a teanv must win at lea-st' ^ \31Goddatto( niinute aeaault by Wethersfield fl. .Rti^ey ...... 88 79 90 367 Bertram Fog*. 8 -e,.*. crops, and diplomats and foreign There’s nothing like being sure mishap however,' as Durfois and WhliehfBd half of ltk''acheduled gaitiea. Forj / infatuation nearly Mddaned the bearta of the Artie Couch turned a few steals 14 Toula ...... 13 34J» 61 iT2 r r r 1 u trade; the new patrol cars for the before acting. In Kansas, officials howUMppartlian crowd.but Rock­ TolsU ..\...... *15 T m “15 "5 « Klack ..... the victors, who now boaat an. ita have set up an Investigating com­ into two-pointers and narrowed the Miller :t ;. Maarheiitfr (III \ cope; the merite c f the garden ville equal to the attuation Trombley , eight woh and four lost racord,] P. ' B. F. PI*. 34 lr“ r* spade . . .The weather la a 'handy mittee to< find out whether slot, margin to 32-27 at the third' turn. ^Mm Ns. 6 (I) last night’s victory assured them 5 Morhardt. f ...... 4* 10 T” machines are “ 'being used for ivailwl 66-52. Behind Kuby’s /fine shooting, 0 Morgan, f ...... M<. (VO 2 30 thing fo r making conversation .Sciveatfc Htralght D. McCann .X ...... 76 84 84 i TotaU .... 469 490 466 1416 a berth Ip thia year'a tournament 1 gambling. Rockville appeared to be safely O. McCann .,.75.,...... 89 104 jm ■: 1 Wok:lk, f ...... 3 11 iT' r 1/ click. And winter, rummer, fall, t was RockviUe'a s e v e n t h slated fof New Haven Arena late 4 Hohentnal. e ...... 1 n 2 home until WethMvfteld roede iu ItummM ...... 79 9l\ 88 358 9 CoU. c ...... SiSick or aprifig Ig. always here to do the jtr a l^ t league win. and moved Total* ...... T m “iio “iw *847. Cooper . 49 59 48 1A3 in February. .... 2 2-6 6 30Cai n trick. Reader—Do you make up theae determined bid only to fall short Team Nk. 4 (81 BremriAlL ••t6«ate**n. MI 93 97 270 Perhaps it l.sn't ethical and we 0 Boland, c ...... - (v n P Young Lady—Your n6vel has a Is 9-3, with Rockville and South­ ToUU ...... ~ m '"426 419 1 ^ 1 Iwowd. g 0 (VI 0 1 Narrow inlat ■ was a great team effort. Thia we are not alone in sharing our BY J. R. WH.L1AMR dUR30ARlSJNG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1 oharmli^ ending. ington tied for second spot with 21 TotaU w.... OUT OUR w a y T \ \ . at From TKe" Washington Post: year's quintet is fortunate In hav­ Team Ns. 19 (4) ' dpinlon, that laat night’s CCIL *... la 41 H w Author—M'hat do -rou thlnS” of- g-3 records. . ing/that characteri'ttc for which ralrrislil MaaeheMeY Tmal <1) Score at half timev Hall 14M;- OSYuccalika the opehing chaptersT “There.was an air, of,Waste on On tha season, it was the Blue rsirrisid Zimmerman ...... M 97 91 269 cohteat was the worst officiating \ every coach strives, but often tir'-e Job we have witnessed this aeason. plant II Young Lady^—i have not got to Capitol Hill >s lawmakers took up/ and Gold's ninth win against five fYom ...... - 89 89 '98 ^6 \ Maark'J.trr JV's (til •ALL. W e HAVE J jjm / \ does not achieve. The team.’^at all Totals 197 193 196 A86 Noble ...... *7 109- 96 389 The league rivals, each tallied 13 IMP MOU IVBK 3g Watarad aUk them yet! Important matters." defeats with one ihe magic num­ Team Na ■ . -B. r. pt*. HBARTMeONB TO DO IS ■ |BETT£R>iR times, plays as a unit, with no one II III leecauU .. M) 87 104 271 times (rom the floor, but Hail Kohen, '( ...... 8 8 30 JOV6 / THE PCtoBLEM aOAaUtic JT]sr r jn - Quoted by Bill Gold in Was. ber insofar aa qualifying for the K. Salafis . 7* 79 Tomkiel ...... 83 88 94 265 AttOUTTHE 5 uasTiTL)Te t h e , TO IN H A outstanding star. Each member of A. Salatia ; 99 93 made godd ..25 of its 39 free throws Henbs, f ...... 3 LOOl^S 50 SIMPLE,Ye t kingdom i DieF. Something. to take the State Tournament. It will mai'k Hahn, f ...... 3 FRfiSH AIR MAN Ml the unit gives his all to the toUl TotaU ...... 430 484 IT MOCKS EVEM MV ■ . li W Vi I>on—You say it wjui B ill/ she “«3 I m7 compared to Mancheater’a 15 for (eeney. f ...... 0 AND THE STRATUM NEAR AD D TWO 41 Art (Latin) cterch. out o f you.— Pathfinder. RockviUe'a third succesalve yes^ in effort. They never give up battling ToUls "iri *173 166 606 4f*biiMN TaUt 21 25. Officiala Bunny .Welch' and Solomon, c ...... D E N eiN E E R IN S TALElfT.O 43 Attira i P i really loved, l^ y , then, A\i sho the poat aeason go with C o a c h > t Bombardier ...... 108' 83 94 385 Cyr. s ...... 1 SECTION THE FLOOR FOR, BCDREYgARS retXMnd for rebound, loose ball B e ir ijs h marry the millionaire Harvey? Team Ns. 1 It) Scback ...... 102 86 92 279 Frank Cofklir/.called 21 personals Brown, s ...... I) •OSS? THE STALE, T O H IS 40Summar (Fr.) -Thomas _ ^ is o n was a smart Canavari at the helm. for loose ball all 32 minutes of the Minus his customary shoulder padding, halfback Doak Walker Twerdy ...... 88 87 106 381 against the lo w s and 14 against Simmon*, g ...... 8 — Juan —So that ahe'd Have a nico The tempo of laat night’s game A. Frey ______...... 95 87 Gworek ...... WARM A i r LIFE, 47Fa)aaheodt iT — _ man. H e'invented the fhonograph game. H. F rey...... — 94 of the Detroit Lions swoops down the ski run at Squaw Valley, Calif,, *k 93 89 97 279 the W’Slrriora IL/waan't so much Sweet., s ...... 1 lOUS P 9 P place to whi^h to invite/Bill. changed continuously. A t times Vancantl ...... 101 106 85 291 TH AT .M AN 40Poam to people would ctay up late at Beal Tope Scorers ' the Unlted'States’ choice-for the 1956 Winter Oljrmplcs site. (N E A ). fc 1 I -- the personals raliad that peeyed / SO It baa an - night to uee hii* electric lights. both teams played a possession ToUla ...... J. 95 181 193 449 Totals ...IS 33 61 BREATHES 5T R Game ecorlng honors went to Tsam Ns t (41 ToU U ...... 493 ”♦49 474 1414 the writer and numiHnua fans, but Mall JV'a (471 WHEN HE IS of 330 aquai* People who live iiyglass bouse# game and agdin both a q u a d e Beal with 17 point '. Held in check R, Werner...... 84 108 390 It was the vl'olatloi^ eiipeclally F. Pt*. The little old lady, h".\>lng joet might Just as welt apswer the door­ played a wide open ^m e. At one Dunn, f ...... 1 1 3 STAHDIM S O R milaa ST s S() with only six points for three per­ A. DIBattisto ...... 100 104 300 Bherwls kutlam. 181 traveling, and personal fouls that Hnrvry, f ...... 0 01 Biblical ja. bought her first plane ticket, was bell. point in the second period. Wether-^ iods, Beal broke free in the fiimi Marvin ...... 103 100- 284 weren't railed that we couldn't Cninmorr. t ...... 0 held, although trailing 31-13, elect­ Totals ...... 114 313 193 690 Sharman Sets Loop Record of 50 1. Brancleri ...... 86\ 91 99 374 Golden, t ...... 9 eight, treating the fine crowd to D. SImmo'n* ...... 94 106 100 399 agree upon. It was like one vet­ Bnrty. f ...... 1 BUGS BUNNY ed to freese the ball end did so for some of the marlcrmanshlp for G, Branrterl ...... 116 113 88 316 eran observer put it, 'T o ^ g h t’s Team Na. 9 <4> H. SImmnna...... 106 114. 116 336 Merwtn. e ...... 4 better than three minutes. While which he.is noted. C. Sarpoln . . 83 79 343 contest was the poorest o ffi^ te d VMiiui. c .J In tha last quarter the air -yvas T. Sarpola 118 116 333 Consecutive Free Throws LewU. g ...... A It would be fotly to singlej>ut Total...... ;...... 483 *65 *65 161Q high school game that we hkye Winumi. g ...... 9 filled with ahots as the two teams •any one memtier of the Windy City Balakow Dab (91 Totals 1 5 "iM 184 676 Ollct . seen.” Cnlontnno, g ...... o S( cothblnsd for 4g poinU (25 bj! crew, as all played important roles. Tram Ne. 1 (91 New York. Jan. 39 (/Pi—rHiere was a new reeerii In the Nattenal ...... 6 6 89 —. 175 linlntereatlng Contest Ltnchncr. g ...... 9 Wethersfield ahd 23 by Rock A. lorejoy 73 M Adamy ...... 80 — 94 174 ^rncy, g ...... 0 OelPonte M Rock\1)le with 16 E Dowd . 97 Bnaketbnil Aasn^ books today and the Eaatem Division lend was Bombric...... 83 — 77 160 No less than six times Eddie l^tt. g ...... 0 Tille). • markers, while Staiger, Kupy, and de^ocked with Boston and HymciMe each ahowiag 35-30 records Spelaa...... 114 103'133 340 Last night the big tnan coming Baatoa Wojcik wsii sent flying to tlie Moser had 12, II, and 0 respec­ Totals ... Tiro 610 Boston’s Bill Sharman bung up the new mark for donaecntive Barleits ...... TotnlJi ...... 5 13 87 down the itratch was Stu Kupfer- 88 98 99 floor on his attempts to drive In fcdre nt half timr,jl^i9 Manr■)i**l*r. tively. McMullen was Rockville's free throws last night aa the Celtk'a turned bMk. the Nationals Flano ...... V: — 81 — for a basket and not once was schmid, the EIttngtOn lad, who got best rebpunder, while Remky, see­ MODES 191-90 in the league's only game. Telala ...... 456 466 483 1404 foul called. And several times off to a rather elow start, but hav­ ing limited rervlce, dropped what and Ray Moore promptly shot the ing '‘found hlmaelf" has scored Kouk ...... ,$3 U Shsmuui dropped in four straight free throws, the laat 36 Warrior performers and Manches­ was a very important point at the DkTBnxo ...... f& M2 ter alike, were guilty of traveling Warriors into a 26-20 lead at tlie / double figurea in six 'o f the last <^tanEofi . seconds before the end of the game, to hia this string to M, The Mraitemery Want (I) end. All played the zone very well ...... Ill K l-atdd ...... 106 84 93 283 and not once di(l'the officiala call four minute mark. Scoring by seven games. GDiftnfoa ...... 111 fr: eld record was entabUahed by Joe Fidks, former Philadelphia ace as evidenced by the number of lUlmofido ...... a..e.\M M who twice .reached the 49 mark. Franklin ...... 103 90 114 3116 the violation, . Both squads were Wojclk, Alan. Cole and Dave Tur- Koprha ...... 116 )19 96 .131 klngton closed -the gap to 32-81 at Keeps RockvlUe Ahred shots taken by Wethensfleld. Doyl* ...... M 86 88 ■258 conDnually ciisputing the calls Kupy kept Rockville ahead of ’ Rockville had another good ToUlf ...... 491 m 457 im Nharman paced the Celtics with 34 poinia aa they won their' the three quarter mark. 'tj’a k e a rig m d although fewer at­ the final quarter the Nats rtoaed within six. Then the Celtlea and their best shoudngmt-the con­ ALLEY OOP TotaU Vennsrt ...... 96 98 112 303 j their poorest gttm «r“Both rival* splurge by Kupy helped match the tempts were made. From the foul 437 431 473 1341 staged another rally to pull sw'sy. Dolph Schkyes led the: Nats Wilson 103 . 89 102 333 I left much to be desired in both test played befqfe a T epaclty W>V' THIS fiAOCET OF THERE N0W, V, I GUESS I CAN ^ BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY p oi n t production of widely- line RockvUle was 0 for 16 (56 per with IS points, one' more than Roolde Dick Farley. < their passing and shooting. Hall crowd. Forw ar^ Tdny lawman KEN WINSTON ladias* <|) Totals' 490 493 631 1604 and center Pely Sweet led the at­ IS TERRIFIC! WHT. I HOWS THAT ^ SIDOOWN'AN' RELAX-TfeZZlR. / heralded Jay Beal. Captain Stan cent) with Wethersfield' 16 for 27 ...... ri3 90 managed to' move out frontj^ 13 to ABOUT tu »g e p TW (59 per cent). tack, combinMg for 10 mara BUO? HOW/ Durbla and A l Oesmarls which had ...... 68 93 CBAVAT LRACil'K 8.' at the end of the first quarter. gliOCKOF " Wf CMfCnO WITH MAVM YMJ'U A NKi OUT, Glastonbury Tuesday ...... 46 100 Suffering from a scoring famine whereas n t^ a single Indian MK«. cieAWON, Mr. «o«»2*15SV^ cut RoCkVUle’s lead to two points...... 90 99 Tram Ns. I (91 / able to more than one 54-52, with less than a minute to RockvlUe , goes after number rager ...... 81 ,‘ 77 during the entire 32 minutes of / VOU'M Si"„ prenant ...... *...9} 113 frem the/neld. 'Tha locals trailed'- ♦UMTAN-naTlC,. g t n s f r - i play. eight in a row and the tourney ...... "57 *371 M 1126 action.' the locala went three min THg PRivstrs o n THOUMT clincher Tuesday in' an afternoon Bed Svs IS) ¥t Diets. Jr...... ,S6 60 36-45 with 2:30 left to play and the vDu w im Leurry Remklewics, back in mlelowlcs...... 108 103 Parson* ..... -...... /1l4 87 Utes before Co-Ckiptain'Moe Mor- CLAIM*. lilt at Glaslonbuir. A win wotild 97 307 Majbrs to Kick Around Kleinschmldt ...... 98 104 hardt hit on ‘-both of hls| free Warriors ’put on a succeseful action afur a two game layoff due /AMo ...... 114 93 93 293 Bensslon ...... 94 96 freeu while still managing to to iUneaa, was awarded two free also give the Caiiavarimen sot^ lri»h ...... A..-. 93 , 99 M 263 / throws to make the score 4-2 in possession of second place in thK ParadiM ...... gg 102 107 289 Tavbr of the host twhlt-..^l^ile the outsrare the Red and WMte, aeven throws with eight seconds remain­ Totals M ASS 5U 17W to five, in the remai’ilng time. Sijnthmgtoi* ia idle. / ToUli' Tvam K«. 2 (41 Warriors were able to gnPhete.^ine ing n i l ■'donverted"'Jne ' to give 396 366 3671163 Possibility of 10 Glubs K. DiMx. Br. ..s i...... 7A 7t M 260 ^ RrhonndiBg Even r.ockvUle returns home fgain Twick .ae...... 107 96 109 311 points In the final four mlnufbs'tlf' RocKVOle the insurance point they Friday meeting Newington, with ‘""'Maepei' went with Ills flrat five needed. Wetheraffeld took aeversl VpronB ...... v«9Ji 96 122 3U the quarter. .Manchester was limit high hopes of avenging ^ early RfKBenxRfU'-ttx ...... 122 104 104 330 ed to two free' throws, both by during the entire third period and erranL beavea » t the hoop in the season loss to the In d ite. Rock­ Three Minor Pro i BASKETBALL (NBA) B. B^ublub^rt ...... 118 MorhardL he didn't make a aubstltuLion until last aeCooda, but none feund the tionai B w l ^ l ^ e fiu e Eaetera Divtslea Dummy 91 ■ JO 239 Newman fouled out at tiflr'iMO-t.^ ville must keep winning to sUy around the idea of expanding to W L Pi Coach Elgin Zaturaky'a Indiana, mark' and- Rockville wrapped up ToMUa J04 979 '629 1813 mprk in the fourth' fliialiter; Hali*a'~ up In the atanmngs. Football Changes 10 teams today with the American | Syracuse ' 35 20 S although playing without. Mor Q c m its moat prized win of the cam- Don Plank netUd 18 as the ■coring wee led by Moore with 14 a tOQOOf k M n IM V Ok Sh # a i SM League scheduled to copeider the; Boeu,„ ,, 11111| 25 30 !s hardt the laat four mlitutea of the 0»- • . . . • • .' pslgn. Rockville yeariintA won over the Team >’•. 9 N(l> points, Newman 12 and DelMaatro same possibility tomorrow. j ...... ,8 .4 second period, outscored the War- A look at the scoring shows New York. Jan, 29 - Thera Burk# ...... 1.. 112 93 11. Each tram was credited with visitors 52-40. / 0*7 Bpnnptt ..... U iiriors 10 to atx. Morhardt picked BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Soon, Yes! BY EDt^AK MARTIN that Canavari could very well have BM-kriH* jt6 .ltK Q6 tk I THAT TH»W WOW TH IS ! side to feature the surge. 17 T<>(al» insignificant rules changes; Fort Wayne at Minneapol Murphy ...... V.... Ilk 114 ' lialftlme. paced the ;lndlana' scoring wrlth 1 1 NWTWW VITIIP «ellier*neM <6^ (afternoon). Adamy ...... /lOl 103 and 10 i^lnts. respectively. And AR0IMP.MS When JBUiger was sent to t^e P / T. in*. 1. A move to eliminate stalling YW'o of Five Meetings I i4i'j na Very Poor Shooting r o w T W r o Milwaukee at New York. J. Tracy . Wojcik. along with Cole, Hohen- VMMfKCM aidellnda-ln the second period with ^ Djirblej^ ( ...... I.. 3 by letting the clock run ten sec­ Those are Just two of five base-1 Kroli f..« Both cluba employed a zone de­ -N b 'S M L '& WInalakl. ( Philadelphia at Rochester. thal and Morhardt. did moat of TAKf, three personals, John DelPonte Malum, ( onds after an Injury occurring on ball meetings on tap tliis week­ fense in the first half and both RlWltb* W • end, however, before the Sunday Friday’s ReanlU Total! ... 918 942 990 littO Manchester's I'ebounding. picked up the sharp-shooting, Real. ( ... the side of the qCfehsive team in schools displayed poor shooting The Indians Jravel to Bristol W VKSiSlV? *. 1 - Cote, Cote, c c ...... * . « ’ night dinner by the New York Boston 101, Syracuse 90. averages. The winners hit on only big Junior talUed all nine I II St. Amard. c ....X....0 JO 0 the last two minutes of each half Chapter of Baseball Writers. Only game scheduled. five of their 18. attempts while the Tuesday night for another CCIL vUle markers' in this frame' 2 ' Couch. S ...... -V J ■ A or sudden death. The n'le ef­ Elkk Win Eighth encounter. . . Hustling ' V I n n I e 6 Dc.mavia, g 4 6-6 U A meeting of a special Hall of 'Kunday’a Sekednle losers managed a poor four for 24. RockvlUe erected a 34-15 Ipftd at fective only When the score is tied Kohen and Ronnie Simmons paerd halftime. / or'the team in poeseMlon iaXehind. Fame Committee wUL consider Philadelphia at Syracuse. Sophoihore Norm HohenUuil iind 11 Total...... I* 1427 63 Mloneapolia at Fort Wayne, Game in Y Loop the High Jayvees to a 61 to RockvlUa openad theI'.ln t half Score at haU time. 24-14 RnckvWc. 2. A player intercepting a. pass players out of baseball.for 35 years (To-Captaln , Gene , Johriaon tallied while the L^ass A A A intemistipnal Milwaukee at Boaton. . quick twin-ppintera at the outset 57 triumph in the preliminary, inside- his own five-yard line and netting 20 and 14 points, respec­ carried by hie own rnohtentum Into Lcagup draws' up a schedule in­ Standings of the'third period and the Indiana cluding' new mei^ber (Rumbus, W Pet. took the lead, 20 to 19, for - the tively. ’. . Many S ^ (Sty fans the end-zone will hAve (he ball were in atte'iidance^ last qight in ‘&Osu 1 declared d«iad and his teau^given Ohio, and' coWders Havana’s Elks ...... 888 flrat and only time in the conteat. Seldon^ Inmked Scoring Record-Breaking West Hairtford and they were eH poetesaioh at the point o f InftoMp- financial problems. The Class A Ma’a f Bill's ...... 565 For the next 2:15 of the period • - 'fR BY PETER HOFFMAN heard repiMtedly voicing their dis­ J E t tion. Previously thin has been Eastern League wtll decide wheth­ Man. C^cle Shop . JI33 they were unable .to bliy a point, Mile Predicted approval atThe officiating. LOST MY 6EARIN66... MICKEY FINN Catch,iiiR Up! BY LANK LEUNAkU Rulje Help» Johnson Win ruled a safety and dlrecloiA made^ er it will have eight or six teams Man. Auto Parts .322 and Co'Captaina Dick DelMaatro GOT TO TURN AROUNO... the change to end what they called in business this season. 60..BACK...ONLY..chanci.„ TTCrSC" "cheap safety." •' ■ Warren Giles, president of the Boston, Jan. 39 Iff)— Denmark's Two games were played in the TUTTLE IMU PBOMMY) IM NOT SO S(KE, , Phiiadsiphia, Jmi. 2^Ufi— A ael- r for Fuentea. who haa woh 31' and 3. To eliminate the practice of NaUonsl League, said there are Gunnar Nielsen predicts he dr Wes Y Junior League laat night. The BOOTHIMHOMEIN /SNORTVf mCiOT' dom i&yMed. scoring' rble helped | drew once. The 29-Year-old Cmll- piling on a ball-carrier and to cut four sample,'schedules to be con- Santee can run a record-ahatter- Ell^a defeated the- Manchester Palmer Making Par FSONTMUM.aANCyj down injuries, referees ere tn- Geoigl* Johnson, IQth ranking state 147 pound champion side/m by / his league and that Ing 4:04 tonight in the Boaton A A cycle -Shop 43-21 In the opener, -AN P PHIL WILL - middleweight, to a hairline ver- 1 ,..„.raai in two atructed to i’#e a fast whistle after 'n ^ in g conclusive- i* expected. Hunter Mile now that they’ve and Ma’i Jk..^BlU's defeated the FOCKET ANOTHER diet over btoody but unbowed ^ Euffered hU Becond revereal in two a player is tackled. This ct nforihe We’re Just going to kick it around found a pacemaker. Manchester Auto Parts 34-32 in Sick in Coast Tournament wl9h but is not as strict as the • ■ . * Ramon Fuentea a t Convention i niontlis. After winning nine in so everyone will get an idea of T h e volunteer "mechanical rab­ tha nightcap. - « i' college rule which declares a dead bit” is IC4A indoor and ^tdoor Hail hers last night. a row, he lost another close de- lidded travel coats and the time The Elks liad an easy'tlm e in Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 39 (ff)*fn HA* 9«J>96> <**t ' on- tjie .verdipL Referee WUU'e face and head. He bore in blea Pierson duiikciT the winning er, ' He and hhi club member Citric scored Fuentea the winner, throughout despite the blood dripr TTiDur clock Inin tiiiM)time to nermitpermit anen addi**add! Various combinaiions with the Rubber Match b^htnd him for a totrl of 130— 14 present eight'clubc. hoop. A final desperation .shot by partne.’s won the Pro-Amateur BY LESI.IE TURNER 6-4; Judge Jimmy Mina voted for ping from his nose and eyebrow*. tional play. 'This is the rubber match for the Phil McGehan ia the Iqst three sec-; strokes under par. CAFaAlN EASY. Cold Reception How’ff'ThatT h p;KKILI. C. Rt nsSER Frank 'Lane, Chicago White Sox With two more rounds ahead, side attraction with a 86-hoIe FRECKLES AND HIS FRIBNOI Johnson 6-3-1' and Judge Nick The cut# were inflicted in the third The rules state* the Clock nwrt Copenhagen pressman and the onda almost saved the game for general manager, heads the Amer­ Palmer's guess for something un­ score of 57-55-112. Y---- Spano carded five rotmdt for and fourth round* and Fuentea’ atop Immediately after the injury Kansas cowboy and until Ollen the Auto Parts as the ball rimmed Johnny Palmer. Charlotte, „ ( M.ocxisf each man. for removal ■ of the hurt 'layers. ican League'Committee which ’.vlll came into the picture eomc ob- der 266 by Sunday evening looked v.c...... *648—1*1) handler did a good Job of stopping examine three tets of "drj’-run” the hoop only to fall out. , However, Spano used' a scoring the flow so the fight wouldn't be Then there must be a ten-tecond seiwera felt the race might^tum Pierson end Mike Winters were eouniL Mik'e ‘Soorhak. Durham. N,C.*M6—l.tJ schedules. Iikich calls for 10 club* out. to be’’ a slow one. Tlutt’e be­ Freddie Haas. Jr., scored the 268 Bo Wlnlnser, Oklahoma City 4T44—133 , vSpaD /ew N regulation that has been in moth-- stopped. run. of the dock before the clock best for Ma'e A B^l’s end Gary Shriley kTayHeld. Chicopee, } — /V s e t ballh in Pennsylvania for longer ia atopped. Previously it was pos- and 162 games, with IB-game sea­ cause both Iqok to victory first last- year, 20 shots under par for Mas* ...... 4S-70—133 Fuentea thought he won the son series between each team in­ Payne, Dave Duffy and Larry than moat ' veteran ring-aide ob­ siblt to fake an Injury for one lart and the stopwatch second and the Thunderblrd (Jopnlyy Club. Bud Holacher. Santa'Monica. „ TnU8Zw» fight at least 6-4. Tex Pelte, hU stead of the preecnt 22. ■ Lovett were beat for tha Auto Calif...... S7-44—133 BUtadB servers enre to remember. He acting manager, was disgusted desperate chance. need a frontrunnar to kMp .them The course pre umably ■ w «* Wally mrieh. Rocheiter. The American I>cgue has its from holding baok for M 'super fia- Parte. gave the decision to Johnson—12 with the Spano verdicL Under change No. 2, if a pUyer Elk* (ttl listen ed up a bit for the 1955 ■ ...... 99"97—133 eye on the some ntnv. territory as- Paul li(;0ea^e tvel- adelphia last Friday while Gunnar t| e select field of 43 who w. #■! OH. HOCKEY AT A GLANCE State-side city in the League. doors. (Ictobef 1953),' made hia 3 Pln^o. c ...... a 2-3 6 round. staggered upright at three, and Eastern League ' members will 1 Bh^pinff. c ...... 1 (VI T lir l Itewijl: Jr . Dallai .....7043-134 Providence Whips American debut in the K. lof C. Paliher, with his 62 two days Jack Burke, Jr., Ktameaba „ after taking the mandatory 'eight Friday'# Result decide whe',h*r Albany can -tiper- meet here two weeks ago in '4 ;07.9. €«VBfnmra. g ...... 2 (VI 4 BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY, THE STORY DP MARTHA WAYNi So Little Time count, m anag^ to shake his head Bird, g .... 1 (VO 2 ago and a 68 yesterday, found a V IC F L I N T Making A Change tn WH,80N SCMUGGl AmFiHrSB LiCABUB ate again this season. If not,'the Thatli Just two-tenths of a second Tommy Bolt. Houainn clear enough to stay away from Springfield, 4 to 3 AnMidildl. g .U 1-1 1 fellow 'Nerth Carolinian. Mike Marty Fursol. Uemont, IU .-30«—1» OH,iaOOMt,OOt^ 9D«CT-1 ■Providence 4, Springfield. 8, league probably will drop Wilkes- slower tiun Joey Barthel’a track Jullua Boroa. Mid Pinea.'N C. i 0 « —1» the Jersey fighter's flailing fists. 12 ToUU ...... ' 8 Zl4 n Souchak, as his closest challenger. lapoll .WRLLAivaiTA W|00ttflMAR|M,TD>, Satorday's Schedule Barre, too, and become a six-team reconl set in the BAA laet year. Brora at Ml( tim#. 2 ^ Elks. Fred Wamplp. IndlanapolU 6471—1» It was the knockdown and John­ ' Nattonal .League setup. Only Reatlng Husky Souchak. former Duke Jerry Barber. Lra Selea MORROW AfmNOON/ son's' clear cut ICth round e'dge New 'irork. Jan. 29 (iP)—The University football end, matched Jim Turnea*.irneaa. Brlarcllff. N.1N.Y. 4473—139 Boston' at' Montreal. Tom McCaffrey, owner , of the Ollen. incidentally, gave Olym­ Ma*« il BUI ■ <14) poMauTHAMTHis that BWayed Spano to the 23-year- Providence Reds again were hia Initial round yeaterday—34-. Dutch HarrliMm. St. LaMla, New York at; Toronto. ' threatening tlie third place Herr Albany club. reVersed a decision to pic 1500 meter champion Etaithel p. B. F Mo...... 47-73-139 WILL VVORi^ MN?/VM*aAa IMNTMt-* old middleweight's comer. The 1 Hunter, t ...... 0 M 32-68 for 132. The strapping WJ TO K PIUJTSP, Detroit va. Chicago at St. Louia. ahey Bears in the American bow out last night jtnd sdid he hia only American Indoor beating 0 Pterion; f ...... (V2 Associated Press scored Fifehtes a plans to operate the. team again in in a special Navy meet at South „ young fellow , has never won a r i z z i -t o s ig n s SOU lOJOW/ JL<-1 winner on the strength of, Hockey League Aandinga today. !o Johnion. f* ..;...... V . : i 0-0 AMiericM LeagiM) ' *nie Redf moved within two 1965. .. •’ ■ Weymouth. Maas., last spring. 2 Rowe, c ...... a (VO 4 j tournament as a pro. The best hit n ggreaq^ fight. 2 KevUia. c ...... 2 ys ] I he ha* done ia second in the Fort New York, Jan. 39 iff!—Phil Providence at Herahey. points oT the Bears in the league's Santee,, chasing'the four minute 0 Poe. g ...... 1 . (Ml Johnson'* v k h victory against Buffalo at PltUburgh. * oqly game last night as they de­ SCHOOLBOY BASKBTIIALL mile with a 4:00.6 to hia credit 1 WtnUM. g .... 4 ^2 10! Wayne, Ind.. attraction last year. Rissuto vowed today he would re­ 8 defentn Wfiag't the Trentort boy's Clevaland at Springfield. feated the Springfield Indiana 4-3. Bucksley 64, Weaver 49. outdoors, has an Indoor time of 0 lfazM>ll. g ...... 1 1-3 Just three strokes back of gain hia (Aguiar ahortstpp poMtlon best fight by fef. He had height 4:04.9 but it was on a dirt courat. with the New York Yankees naxt . Banday’s Sekednle Pete Kapuata led the Providence HarUord 68, Riast Hartford 51. I ToUls ...... 14 Palme.', the seasoned pro ' from and ryaoh on Ftientes but was Nattohal League ' attack with two goals and an as- Meriden 66. Rrlstol 60. Bob McMIIlen and Bobby THdWeil AeU Fart. (33) Charlotte, N. C., were Mayfield, season despite the apparent akep- utlsfled t let the Mexican egrry <6 Montreal at DetroiL. jUlt. WiUlam HaU 51. Manchester 41; alao'are on hand. \ ’ P. *■ handsome Bo Wlninger. slender ticisni of Manager Casey BtpngM. the figh t Ftiente*’ face Was a mask 3 V>T*U. ( ...... 3 ■ Toronto at Boston. ‘Tha. victory also was tha first Rputhington-86, Glastonbury 35. 0 McCarthy f ...... i.l Bud Holacher and crew-topped Rlazuto, 36 laat September, yester­ of blood m the fifitth. The red stuff as an American citizen for goalie Middletown A . Windsor 46. - COLLEGE BAMLETBALL day signed hia 12 th contract aa a flov/ed freely from cuts alongside New York at Chicago. 1 Duffy, c ...... 7 Wally UJrich -all comparative ,\meriean Lqbgua. Harvey Bennett, playing in hit Plalnvilla 55^ Nawington 45. Maiihattaq 73, iLembyna IN ^ ) 4 Payn*. a ■'...... J Yankee, accepting a 12ti per cent both eyebrows and' a,;de«p gash 0 McGelutn. g newcAners to tournament head- sooth A H L game. 73m Cktnadian-> Rockville 55, Wethinafleld 52. 65. cut from lUa 540,000 sa^UTT e f > aefowta* bridge of the noM. 5o)m- /Herahey at Buffalo. . Unea and ail rated hungry (or top (Cleveland at Providence. bom Bennett rocaived his naturaliH EfilawbrUi 66, Watertgwiv 4i6. New Britain '(Conn) 88, Dan- I Total* year ago. • . ' • BoH was cut on Uw left cheekbone Stafford 70, Pialnfield 43. bury Teachers 6S. ■wre'*af’haif 'ti'iii'*'' 'l'$il*Auio*ParU.' honora. r The defeat was only, the fifth Pittaburgh at Bprlngfield. aation papers Wedneaday. / V ..' ' r ■ -■ U ■ 1 /

"X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. liANGHESTER. C Q 0Hfe^ATURDAY, i JANUARY 29, 1956 #!AGE ELEVEN ^ ------[------. ^— ------. ... ^ ■ Honaw For Sato 72 n ...o Th4.».4..SA 'brthe N«?w Haven area. Other dl- UoosM For Bilo tSilS U isput^ V S M fir visions are In Hartford, Meriden, SpborbuB For ^ Coventry Businm ScrvicM Offered 13 BUNGALOW—Flve rooma and sun 2,900 M * • ■ Middletown, Norwich, New Lon- AaiomoIiOoR tot gght^ __ 'FORD ST.—Six room aln- F o n losa 8t. Wall oU heat, nice location. A lm ost CoBifileted don aiid Stamford. l»5l MERCURY i^dr. ■edon ^t«Sto \ CALL TRAYS TV hsatsw ’l' gle, oil heat, glaasbd in fro«tt-4M 812jMQUOastoa Realty Co. Ml. GltAL serves Bridgeport, Derby, our stock of'fumtturs and rear porches, 24 ,t%. living room^-^ Classified •ahd heater. Overdrive. One owner. 'E o r ^ ic k , Honest, Reliable its. Inquire flrirt-' noor ►8781,^ Four Local Motorists Fine Waterbury, Norwalk and New S7S6. MI. ».sea8 eveninfe. * I Idas. Excellent adtscyon to Porter, 2'car garage, electric hot • water , (CoBtihaed from Page One) Britain. . -Service choose from. heater. House in excellent condi- BIX ROOM hsms,''sxqrilsat condi A rvLe^lature Signed Jby^ President Mvertisement i»SJ CHEVROUET 4-door. Wjwlt, Call MI-9-5550 S I R i C T D E ! ^ / CHAMBERS FURNITDRM TOLLAND—BealiURjl four room tion. Four rborn Cape Cod. ex­ tion, oU gtsam iisat,tsat.gkM gkMgs. gs nsar Last Night at Court Sessif^ EllectTic Railway and Motor Ciaach' whitewall Uree, radio and heater. pandable, garage 811.800. Flvs East Canter St. 80,000. Carltb^W. CLASSIFIED ADVT, If No Answer Or Evenings "SOOM SALES ' modem apartment With garage in Employes (AFL> was Samuil. F. MI. 8-78TJ after ». room Cape Cod, 2H yeara__ old, Hutchins. MI. 0-8133, 0-4004. Denm ark Prem ier DEPT. HOURS MI-9-7609 " Manchester Green basement. New home, wall land­ kYisai Page OiM) (Oentlniied from Pngs One) Virginia, Long o f Louisiana, scaped, ,on Parkway, 20 minutes very cleAn, $1^,000. Lot on BroAd Chirry, business-agent of the Union Mansfield and' Murray df Montana. UW FX)RD Hours: 10 to 8—7:30 to # 'Oi^entry, JShT'29 (Special)—-AtYKobSft U- HstOM and Mrs. Henry 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. BILL TRAYGIS from Hartford. Rent $78 mimlhly. street. 80 x 850. Ideal location for :Mstsrday. O m propossd a |10,- Division 381 and president of the p ies ill Stockholm M cN am ara^.M ichigan and Neu* tion. 1»41 a se^ofr of TrUl Justice Cburt w itncM . necessary” to protect Chinsse- Call Rockville, 8-3838. buaiaeas. Exclusive wlth-Manches- Lots For Sale 73 Joins Nnvy '06,270 txjpd Issut for the expan­ Connecticut, State Conference Nationalist held Formosa and the berger oV O reg on . - terma FOR PROMPT; EXPERT IJtAifK ‘8 IS B u ^ and selling last night Judge LeRoy M. Rob­ / gO(Ml used tumlturO,u>d antiques. ter Associates, Resitors, Tel. >fl. ^ J ^ W. Sllvls. Jr.. 18, of Finn sion sr estsbUshtnent o f vocational Board. Pescadores Islands. Amopg these. Byrd put into the COPY CLOSING TIME S33 Main. SERVlClE ON 9-0384, MI. 8-9221, MI. 3-7433 any ACRHtS COLONY Estates, (Toveh erts four motor vehiolt, violators iders Rond, left Wednesdny for (Centtnnsd from Page One) NORGE. BENDIX, CROSLEY Wit) be open.9 a.m. w 8 p.m. MI. schools in Torrtngton, DsiRmry, Undir ternhs of the agreement Also included as general author­ rScOTd' a statement in which he FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, 1947 CHEVROLET Stylemaater, 9-8880, Lake St. W«nte4l1*«IleBl ^8 time,. V -Xty. Uncleared lot 80’ x 100’ , $480. were fined including one glOO-Jtidg- basic training with the U.8. Navy Waterbury, Hamden, Hertford end between company and union whic: ity to defend "related’* areas, cautioned Americana- not to “ua- r , WASHERS—TJRYERS Writs Mrs. Lewis W. Frysinger, Prime Minister Tage Erlander of MON. THRU FRI. twodoor, radio, heater, in excel, LOCAL COUPLE wUh two cbUdrsn cicnt. ' at Balnbridge, Mti. SUvia. son of Stamford. averted a threatened strike of such as the off-shore islands of natlmste the farkroaching eon- Can BARGAINS in new and uabd appll 331 Lawrence Strset, Hartford 6, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, SHvla Sr., 10:30 A. M. lent condition, 1»5. No money need 4 or 6 room ui^tiil8lisd Robert Wiley, W /oC^lJBtrset In addition, peveral bills called proxlmatcly IJiOO bua drivers Sweden and later made a broad­ Quemoy and Matsu, with the pos­ ’sequences” of the step that was down. Douglaa Motore, 333 Main S APPLIANCE ances. Terms and trades. Jsir.es Five Rooms—Garage, oil heat, (Tonn. ‘ attended Windham Regional Tech­ for. bond isauca. for the State mechanics on Jen. 21, the Uiilbn sibility o t strikes at the mainli SATURDAY 9 A. M. apartment. MI. 9-41^1;^^ was fined $100 for operating a cast over Swedish radio. Friends taken. Street. SERVICE A. Woods Appiiancesi 383 Center very clean, extra lot- Now vacant nical School. teaohers cnHegea! Tire largest of snd company panel members have if Commtmlets mass there fgr-'.an "We'’-all hope tt will bring sta­ St. MI. 9-1918. PITKIN HILL SecUon, )00’.4X 200’, said he dtsplayFd no sign's of ill Hartford BU-.9-3740 YOUNG OOUPUSrpi» would like a —112,300. ; / AA gohe. Excellent View. Beautl motor vehicle while under the in: Paper Pickup / these asked $8,215,184. 15 days in Which to agree attack- on Formosa. bility and peace in the Far East.” 19S0 CHEVROLET station wason, The magaslne, rag and paper health. He waS found dead in TOUIt COOPERATION W llX JANUARY CLEARANCE of floor four room rent.nirutl UtUlUss preferred. tul trees. Write Box R, Herald. fluence of intoxicating liquor or Other appropriation or bonding third and neutral member ol Only Sens. Langer (R ), Leh- he said, "'but it may bring war. Radio, hdater, three seatcr. Runs FuSmURE Repair Service; drugs and an addltlona* $15 for collection 'will begin about 9:30 blUs p r o p o ^ to expand the sec bed in his hotel room at 9 a. m. man (D-Ub-NY), ana Mbrse BE APPRRClA'TR® like new. Very clean insioe and samples, 1 apartment size i burn­ Phone MI. 9-7908. Five Room Iftanch—Garage, hot panel. It may resolve (into) in a land Compiete V Impairing, reflnlshing, feckless driving. a. in. tomorrow, weather permit­ ondaiy school teachers trflnlng Falling Ir this, they wiH a ^ the Death was attributed to a heart (Ind-Ore) voted "no” , on final, pas­ out. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. er electric range, reg. 8189.95 for water, oil ^eat, two flreplacee,' war with China, which would be restoring on all types of tufniture. Snbarban For Bale 71 An appeal war takep by Ralph ting! by the American Legion. /^ program,-#! the University of Gon- American Arbitration Assn, to ailment. sage. They said they qid so be­ interminable." Dial MI-3-S121 Zlgmund Go im , Prop, Formerly 8129.98. .Qne de luxe electric ceramic ifle > bath. 'Youngstown He first became prime miniiter 1941-40 OLDER Chevrolets, Fords rShge, automatic oVen, 8289.96 for Business Property F o r Sale 70 Glldden, 33, o f Buena Vista Road Leaders Invited he'cticut': proposed to repair ahd- submit u list of seven nam n from cause of Uda latter provision. He said the resolution .puts this of Watkins Bros\Tel. hU. 3-7449, kitchen./ameslte drive. 30 days oc­ Local lealers are invited to at­ in the (all of 1947 and served un­ other good transportation. Good 8199.95. One 7 cu.Tt automatic de­ ANDOVER—For 810,800. vacant after be had been found guilty of expand the State Library Build- wfilch the third member yh.sH be ■Hisy^ere the remnants of a country into "close partnership” MANCHESTER — Excellent 6t4 cupancy. tend "Safety For the Child,' til 1950. His present term began credit enablca ua to accept 18 frost refrigerator, 8249.98 for . otx room Cape C od/ (five finish­ violating (he rules of the road and I proposed money for new selected. ITnder the .egreement .small band that reached its top with Nationalist leader Cflilang DOORS OP^ED.Vkeys fitted, acre plot. In Manchester Green leader training meeting Wednes­ in 1993. The son of a tailor he Lost and Fonnd down. Douglas Motors, 333 Main 8199.95. One electric floor polish* ed) - fireplace, oil heat, artesian disobeying an officer. He Was fined ’ st the Unlversify of each will take an allenrati t-um at strength tn a 74.-13 vote defeating Kai-shek, adding that when the cc^ed, vacuum cleaners, irons, area. All utilities. Many possible day from 10 a. n;. to 3 p. m. in began his political career at 24. St. er,' regr 889.95 for 839.95. ~ /W est Side, Four Room Capb Cod well, large lot. other extras. Alice 821 and 88 respectively. HI* at" .IcviU striking a name from thwlist until an amendment by, Lehman to strip critical time comes Chisng "may FOUND—A place where you can guns, etc., repsireiT Shears, uses. Warren E. Howland, Resltor. the Dobsonville Methodist Churchy In. other action at the Capitol A lithographer by trader Hed- knives, mowers,'stc., puV^lnto con­ 'Lewyt vacuum cleaner, reg. 8^98 / X 2 5 ’ X 34’, hot water, oil heat, (Tlampst, Resltor. Phone MI. tomey, Rajrmond R. Bowsers made only one name reraalni. He will be this provlMon from the reaolption. place his ambitions (to rSc^ture Mcure a compiete line of ^nitting 1981 FORD Victoria two-tons bit's- MI. 8-8800, 3-8711. ______^ the appeal and bond was set at On the panel wil! be representF- ysstsrdai^Rep. Thomas Kerrigan toft was boni .in 1903. While still Two" other ppopoeed amendments dition for coming needs; Bratth tor 889. LaFlamme Appliance'Co., fireplace, open staircase, full rough 0-4848. , the third panel memhe: in his teens he became secretary China) above the welfo^ of hlS yama and accessoriea. .tamped 'gray, really elsu, radio, heater, flexiring second floor, full base­ $ 10 0 . tlves (Of the Rockville Pi^lc (D-Hartfonl), Ihlrbdueed s meas­ Chirry said, yesterday tJ>at any were defeated by roll call votes g o o ^ , embroidery x>i*.ons *nd waite, 82 Pearl street. 15 Oak St. of Denmark’s Socialist Youth American partner." excellent tires. Douglas Motors, ment, porch. 30 days occupancy. VEStNON. Six rooms, split level, oil In other rases Joseph Gust, 37, Health Nursing Assn.. State Police ure which would make tie-in sales agreement' made by Ae arbitra­ even more ^eciilvely. Both would tetting threads st Your Y*™ / i n Mein. THOR WRINGER ling m a Houses For Sale ; 72 heat, three bedrooms, fireplace; Dept., Vernon Fire Dept.,y8nd _ of comic books with other publi­ League. He later served In several Elsenhower has saidxhs alone GONDER^8~T.V. S w ic e , Ivi of Squirrel Trail was fined 821 to r tion panel will be blimlng on the high posts in the Social Democrat­ have restricted the general grant Shop, 80 Cottsge St. Phone ML any time. Antenna conver chine, in good worj; ng condition, insulated, large lot, , beautiful speeding and David T. Robbins, 22, horneknaken There ,wlH qe a box cations illegal. * Connecticut (^>. and.^e (kmnecti- of authority. writ! make the decisibn if any mili­ •-33S8. 1949 CHEVROLET de hixe eeden. 9-3982 after 810,800 DREAM home, ttnif extra Chestnut Street, Four Family— view, amesite drive, basement ga­ lunch at noon. / Kerrigsi, criwized wholesale ic party, becoming* chairman in tary action is ordered to protect Philco factory silpeirvised se Also micrometers* large rooma,-new oU biat, large of klain Street a like amount (or rut Light and Power Co., the Sen. Knowland of OzHfomla. the Radio and heater, eitch|lent con- 8. One e-room^ two 3*4 rooms, one rage, practically new, excellent the same vlolstlon. Ketbark ResoMs distributors of ci^ic books and agate’s two largest, .publtf transit 1939# Ropuhllcan leader, called the (Inal off-shore islands or to strike LOST THAT satisfied reeling if dlUon. Had three. Only (me left. Tel. MI. 9-1488. porch, garage, all cU y btillttea, He was forced to withdraw from 214 rooms. Good condition. Two buy for quick sale.'Call E A E There were eight /Snd one-half said his la’’/ would \urb distribu­ firms, as wi ll as the/unlons. vote ”a great demonstration of na­ against the mainland. you haven’t tried dining ei the Better come and get It at 1498. ^electric stove, excel large lot, quiet ot^ct, near hue, Cliurrk News tables, of setback Wednesday night his post by the Nazis during the RUBBISH and ashes reWvei^ O' with oil heat, automatic hot water. Agency, i n . 9-8297 or MI. 3-4480. tion of these publicStiohs under The gereial. arburation .*vgrbe- tional unity.” There never was any doubt Rosemom Restaurant, Route 88, Douglaa Motors, 333 Main Stv Ion, reasonable. Owner etoree, acbodi, Canton W. Hutch­ Good Income. Price for quick sale. The Biblical Book review will in the Nathan |l8le Community the present pacMge system. World War II German occupation about approval of the resolution Bolton, Receptions, banquets, o r ­ eral cleaning of attics, ceili ment was reached Jan. 20 st a con­ Sen. George (D-Ga), celebrating yards. Call M and M Rubi n rS' all MI. 9-7218. : ing. ML 9-8132, 9-4684. be 'started tomorrow at the Sec­ Center. In charge were Mrs. Leo The present system of deliver­ of Denmark btit returned to politi­ but determined critics fought 'a ganisation dinners invited. For BEFORE YOU BUY s used Ofr ond congregational Church at ference between / company and cal life in 1945 to serve as labor his 77th birthday today, said it moval. MI, 9-9757. Wantad-~Rcal Eatate 77 T. Leary* chairman. Miss Liz ing magazines •'v.cd books--, in one Was ”• very, very-grattf^ng vote” rear guard action in futile at­ reaervationa contact' Charlie or See Gorman M otor. Sales. Buick M ANtHEStER fJHARLESXESPERANCE 7:30 p.m. “Amos” will ba the first Leary, Mrs. ^ b e r t Ckjnilsh, assist- union officials apd Gov. A. A. and aocial affairs minister in the ^,7------, iM t >r M S ttnm. ta. T. M. s x .«. a sm es. package, he added, grouse the topping o ff the fight he led to get tempts, to change tt. The final Marie Cole. MI. 9-4389. Sales and Service, ' 295 Main' fPLEN’E Walnut bedroom iet. book in the series to be discussed Sd by Raymond Aubln of Willi Rlblcofi. cabinet. He became prime minister WANTED—AH tyMg of homee tor g ood - with the bad material. ' As part ot the/same agreement, speedy and nearly unanime n tle r " Women’s first, Mrs. Forest Gray of 1953 FLEETWOOD Cadillac, green, mates. Fully insured. .Call Bert necticut bred Parakeets. ' MI. Real Estate Broker ; Oatto Co., Realtors. O f. 9-8489, second. Mrs, Gudrun Js- changer in the charter and to de­ by the three-member panel is for tion of war” and possibly authoris­ ington St., both 16. escaped injury Inside table service. reason (or selling, 8100. MI. 9-5998. REDUCED FOR quick t a le / Six 10:30 a.m. Mass at Str M sry’z termine ;^ a t changes it feels the 4-door, radio, heater and power Plante. Ml. 9-6965, 9-4273. Hcmm Monday through ^ e v e s. JA. 8-3989. School Mesas / cobseltK third, Mrs. Ina Kelly of. the period Oct. 1. 1954 to Sept. 30. New Haven, Jan. 29 (P)—The ing a “preventive war." last night afjer the car in which m e l o d y RADIO-'f.V^ phono’s, Friday, Iff to 6:30, Thursday 'til month old Cape Cod, 8 i^ m s (2 parent organization should/sup TAX [RNS prepared th your steering', excellent condition, orig-; night c4Ua. Guaranteed service. 21” CONSOLE Mahogany R.C.A. Office MI-3-MI6 The Robertson and Center Wllllmanllc. 1955. The union is asking for 33 Hartford Courant has filed suit in However,/ some of those who they were riding crossed the '.ilgh- y appointment, Exper 9 p.m.y’Saturday 9 to 8, 8. A H. television set, Hay#trom kitchen unfinished) at 283 West O n tcr LnXTNOS WANTED - Single. -port, according' to Atty. Jay E. cents more per hour snd fringe U.fl. District Court here to re voted in the end Tor the extraordi­ way and came to a stop after home insl owner. Price 83,800. MI. Ml. 9rM60.______/ two-famUy, three-famUy, busi­ school’s hot lunch menus for (he Men’s first.'® a^ Robbins; seC' ienced work. MI. 8^728. Private Inalructiona 28 Greapritampa. set, gray 9x12 rug/'All {iracttcally Residence MI-9-7751 Street. On bus line And within ond, G. Richard Dtmqn of (Chest­ Rublnow,* president of the group, benefits. A company offer of 4 cover $52,461.71, plus interest. In nary measure said they M Cape Ckid, piiie panel IF READY to buy, sell, exchange home Mrs. Michael Kelly; Brown, Mrs. Gloria Benson, Mrs. in your honest to goodness 'luy at 8298. Wearing Appkrel— Furs 57 2 Car Garage slat with preparing and serving mOOME TAX prepar( No money down. Douglas Motors, ing Shop. / ' Ml. 3t-8 ^ . led heated sun porch^^drooms* real estate, mortgages arranged. Scouts Troop 85. 7:30 p.m./ Pohd Elizabeth Bsnever, Kendall Rich home or mine. Call ' ' 9-4928 for Coandt Howard R. Hastings, these meals follow; Robertson. ard on, John Lamenzo and Ru- 333 Main St. oil heat, Venetian bllnda, copper PRICED RIGHT Hill School; St. Mary’s . Seplor appointment. FLAT FINISH Holland window- Ageyey. MI. 9-1107. Monday, Mrs. Theodore Seitz; binow. ex-offleio. ^ ^ E C O N D and THIRD LADY'S .Muskrat fur, coat, size 14. plumbing, laige Idt and amesitc CYQ. 8 p.m., church hsH. shades, m^de to measure. ‘ All Tuesday, Mrs. Milton Zurmuhltn; Rifljlnow said ths snb<;ommlUee’s / MORTGAGES In excellent-conditijm. Ml. 9-0333. drive. Caiy'MI./*-8708, ao you can do your own re­ Wednesday. Mrs. Henry-J. Bour- PARTS AND SERVICE fo\aU elec­ Auto Acoessortea— 'flrea 6 metal Venetian blinds at a nsw ♦GS WANTED: For quick MlUieheeter Evening HrriUd recommendations would, be made tric razors. Remington, X^hick, / . -X Articles Fp/Safe 45 decorating. ion in selling your home or gault; Thursday, Mrs. Robert A. CHECK OUR LOW PRICES low price. Keys made while you MANCH^TE®. Wstherell Street- to tjte Board o f Governors, the 36- Sunbeam, Norelco. RusaeUXa Bar­ Lyw Rates—Long Terms SPRING CX)AT./Fox collar. Suita, Doggart; Friday, Mrs. A. R. CSiis- Coventry ixirrespondent, Mrs. wait. Marlow’s. Five K»mXrsnch. basement, -''Oil siness caU Manchester Assoot Chariss Little, telephone Pilgrim member governing body o f the (ht- ber Shop, com er Oak and Spruce. WINTER‘HRES ROYAL AND Snilth-Corona port- dresses, hats^,Slze 14-18. Excellent I OWNER OUT OF STATE heat/fireplace, panelled living Realtors. Ml, 9-0384. 'MI. - 2-8231. izen’s pommittee. MI. 9-8822. Buy oiie, get one half price, F O I ^ C A COUNTER tops. Uno- GARDEN REALTY CO. able and standard typewriters. clothes, reasonable. MI. 3-8825. I MI. 8-7433. At Center Schoiol: Monday, Mrs. ' / All makes; of adding machines ahey dining rooms, aluminum plus tax. leBm, plastic wall tile. Asphalt, 343 Garden St., Hartford sji^ms. H i acre lot.^Fruit trees. Malcolm Woods; Tuesday. Mrs rubber. Vinyl, cork tile. The Tile sold or rented. Repairs on all ART KNOFLA, Realtor SIX ROOM (Colonial or Cape Cod Slsrl H. Lassen; Wednesday, kirs BOLTON Lobster Pond is now op BUDGET CENTER JAckson 2-1988 makes, Mkriow’s. traa. H. G. Bomhelm Realty. /Shop. MI. 9-2858. BueWand. 9ms Without Board 59 BU. 9-0989,. any Urns. Mr. Leon­ Tel. MI-3-5440 or 9-5938 with garage. Near school. Write Robert L Helms; Thursday, Mrs. R jykviile^V fernon for fish and sea iooA. MI. : 91 Center Street Box N, Herald. TOO MANY DEBTS? WOOLEN REkINANTS and rug ard. kU. 9-4819. Fa.at Action Needed! James Despard; Friday, Mrs. SWVICE CENTER f u HnriSHED is i RCH3M. lady or gei Lloyd Brink. BUSINESS and personal |nram1 Building— Contracting 14 Strips (or braiding and hooking. /tlem sn. Home privileges. /43 WANTED—Cape 0>ds, colonials, tax returns prepared. MI. #-0849 4S6 Center Street Pay them all at once: 22*000 Jep's Rug SI)op, 83 Talcott Ave MANCHESTER—(Colonial, 3 or 4 MAN(?HESTER“ Four room home, PTA To Meet Monday Ourreh St. bedrooms, garage, basement, ranches for waiting buyers. Hek Noted Evangelist to Preach for appointment. CABINET MAKING - We\also do ^OckvUle, Conn. Phone 8-8708. ail conveniences including city ' Agency,, kfj. 3-8539. -The PTA executive board wdU ITTERIES — 80% off. Square large kitchen, living room 12’ x meet Monday at 8 p.m. In the ^ b - type as low as 84.93 tx., long type .all types ‘‘ of carpenUy work, re­ can be paid off at $50 per ROOM WITH twin beds. tWb gen­ uUlities. Near bus, schools and modeling, ' alterations, etc. Good yEiGHT>F()OT~HUir meat / ise, 22’ , fireplace, oil steam heat wall stores. Full price, 88,400. Man­ a r e YOU CONSIDERING ertson School. Automobilei for Sale 4 87.95. Written guarantee. Cole tlemen, televlalon, a h ow n , free to wall carpeUng. 815,500. G,I. and A t Local Church Next Week THE 55 PACKARDS ARE HERE ?0DAY workmanship, and reasonable month. Ask Frank Burke or1 9?®.* P®’*—*.'!*!?.*• chester-Six room Caps Cod, nics SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Work Progjvsatlag Motors. kU. 9-0980. / parking, 'kitchen privileges. MI. F.H.A. financing available. H. G. FOR A GOOD DEAL rates. Estimates gladly given. Shelving. Rockville 5 3-6809. condition. Sale price, 811,800. We wUl appraise jrour property The final roofing is bri»g! “P ■ Bomheim Really, BU. 9-0969. any on the two classroom units st the Call Dick at Pi. 2-6895 or John at McI Redman about a .2nd ^PER80NALIZED rulwr stamps. Many more llsUngs of all kinds. free and without any obligation. Rockville,-Jsn. 29 (Special—^Thesis invited to attend the 7:80 eve- »• /' TWO FURNISHED drooms, pri- time. Mr. Leonard, kfl. 9-4819. .... w ^sk and A QOOD DEAL MORE \ Trailcre f^ Sale 6-A' Ml. 3-8789. ''N*jne and addres^81.80. pox F, C slrT he Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ We also buy property for cash. new school project in thq north ning service at the"Vemon Meth­ mortgage. ^N» vate bath, kitche /rivileges, near cy, Resitors. Ml. 3-8930. special week long Evangelistic [erald. /^ - MANCHESTSm GREEN—Six room BelUnf dr buying conUct~ district. AH the structural steel Is odist (Tiurch on Sunday when a GORE TOMORROW. WERE REALLY See McCLURE 1.983 bALAtig: .S9To(X ranch.home OHJNERAL CARPEa4TRY—Altera' bus and stores./Parking. Excel­ STANLEY B ^ Y , Realtor up on the central facilities and ad- services at the'Baptist (Tturch wiU. tions. addiUona and new construc­ 4 lent arrangemmt for teachers or ranch, screened porch, attached EAST HARTFORD—AttracUve and special installation''service for the trallek. Two^bednwnta, bath and'i garage, cersmic'Ule bath, plaster­ MI-3-6278 mihistrativs buUdlng, and the Ini­ •tart tomorrow evening with the Junior and Senior Youth Fellow­ ahow« extraXsqulpment, Includes' tion. Dormers, porches, garages CONNECTIC Center WiUiam McBride, MI-3-4816 these boilers is ample tj> supply ’The Church Council and officers Cbpn. Dl. 8-6811. THAYER BABY ciq 1- Main Street. water heat, 1% baths, near hew the present two classroom units begin promptly st 7:45 p.m. 'car values.” Terms to suit; cars. Parts aim labor $49.95. St.‘ Tel. Ml. 8-7773. j^ E R N D A I ^ Drive. OP*"direct f^ m for prompt appraisal and sales of the church organization will be lent condiUem. kd. FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen privi­ fpectlonfpecUon gundsy. , 2 to 8 p.im (^m - shown hv appointment and wiU also be sufllcient in case Inirnnedlate League Installed at the morning service at your purse. No money dowA $4.90 month- Shown by information. an addition of a third sight-room The Intermediate Basketball 53 PACKAR9 GENERAL 1951 MERCURY CLUB MOTOR SALE ' Jewelry 48 p l e a s a n t , s u n n y room, steam ip o smalt. Eugene Glrardiiv, 18 dormers, garage, nice yard with fireplace, large* iotTlmniediats oc­ JA-2-2115 GOP Wsiaea Invited st the Town Hall. Carlton Milanese There will be a public lecture to­ COUPE Ford, taievroleti stca . . . S124Sidtiig 16 §HIRT' PRESS qrcrator wanted. 81000 DOWN. large 8 • bedroom Women's (Tubs Feb. 7 at 11 a.m. taking part tn the play. Thursday evsnings. 129 LENOX STREET-^New Hating. Six tower' Society, R. Cady at King­ FOR THE BEST in Bonded built, Apply in person. New Model Laun- Boarders Wanted 59-A ranch, fireplace, 1 acre, high ele­ Q unnilin Shoots in the Hall of the House of Rep- Men's Doubles 1955 CHEVROLET'2-DR. ! COLE MOTOi Strest. kU. 9-4397. room single, coppdr tubing, new dom Hall on Orchard Street. A up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters,! ^3 Summit S t ._____ . ____ vation trees, garags, suburban. resenutlvei. The "program will be The TKB alleys will hold its study of the Jan. 1 WatchtoWer 51 STUDEBAKER ' STATION WAGON , bath tub. Wired for electric stove. 436 Center St t t Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 8-8132, a ' comNned political educational third annugl men’s ’ doubles to­ wilt follow at 4:15, the subject )>e->. | C.olor; green. ■ Nicely equipped. fcO lw fE R GIRl V ^ day Completely redecorated. Storm ''9-4894. ---- X t Parked Couple MI-9-098P Coughlin. MI. 3-7707, Fuel and Feed ^9' ROOM AND board. GenUeman. and legislative preview ’which will morrow starting at 2 p. m. This Ing “Holding- Fast the Public Dec- | Soo Hm 4>Door Rogd. A doH. Only 18595 down. •' and evening, shifts. Experience ------Phone MI. 3-7875.' wincliaWs. ' Move right in. Only year the doubles will be held on a Supor, 82,900 down and assume, present 48 NORMAN SL—Six room single, point up the ways in which laration of Our Hope." Now Poekord BRAKE RBLINE special. Most all RAY’S ROOFTOO Co. RuUt u p ' helpful but no necessary. Please ' SEASONED Hardwood lor stove, / Meriden, Jan. 29 ^ — Police organized Republican women can handicap basis beginning with 240, Bach Friday evening, congrega­ apply in person any time at the { furnace or (i'replace.';'"Cail MI. X mortgage. Asking 811.800. Good- oil steam heat, garaige, with cars, 812.95. Tixir choiCa o8 llmng. roots, gutter work, rx)f, '’olmney j be effective in thi8 sezzion of the the leaser bowlers to be given two tional study groups meet st 8 at 1965 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Yankee Coffee k Dqnut Shop, 387 i 3-7083 Leonard Oigllo, Bolton. 'V l l CARE for elderly Isdy'ln my child Realty C o., Realtors, kfl. amesite drive. Nice lot. -Price today sought the cause o f a -fusit- No money down, 91 wsekly Cole repairs. Free esttmales. R a y ; General Aszembly. Lunch will be thirds difference of 240. The evynt the following piaees;- 41 Orchard | SEDAN Motoirs, 438 O nter. Hagenow. kU. 9-2214. -lav Jack- hqme. Ml. 9-0333. 3-7925 any time. $10,900. Shown by appointment. Isde o f Shota which last night win consiet of three games on sis Main St.___ ^ ______------j SLABS, cut fireplace or stove Cali Ml. 3-8759. .. available in the Capitol Lunch St., this city; 16 Rosemary Place, It’s a model 62 with power steering, push Color: tu-lone ' grey.' Nicely son. kO. 3-8323. pierced the windshield of a parked alieya •quipped. Only 8595 down. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE clerk; lengtiu, 810 a lojid. Phone Coven VERi^ON STREET—Looking tor a Room. • 287 Oakland St., and 41 Edmund I bar radio, de luxe heaters and defrosters, A part ments— Flats~^ ear in Oregon Road, narrowly ' Dances St.. Manchester; ' and with W . j Auto Driving School ^ 'A . r o o f i n g , siding and carpentry. for automobile dealership. Pleas- try PI. 2-7886. comfortable home with 884 acres Mrz. aiarlez W. Strant. presl The Kosciusko. Club, of 1 Ver­ white wall tires, power brakes, low mile­ Alterations aind sddHiona. Ceil­ ant small office, 40 hour week. Ap­ Tenements 63 good land? Six room (Tape Cod. 12 Lejral Notice misaing'\a local man and a West dent of the local Republican Worn Holmes in Ellington. 1950 NASH 2-DR. AUTO DRIVING in9truction (ipm \ years old. Steam heat, oil, storm non Ave, will, hold a free dance and Mrs. Margaret WUley age. Ixmks like a ’55 and we can ings. Workmanship guaranteed. ply Mrs. Roy, • Beaupre Motors, Haven wWan. en’a CTub, urges all members to luncheon to r hiembers 'smd guesta ybur home. Insured dual control inc* Garden— Farm— Dairy YOUNG'LADY woulctllke to share windows. Only $12,800, Including U0r4>E FKRMIT Mrs. Margaret Willey, 88. widow I AMBASSADOR A. A. Dion, Inrr, 299 Autumn KOTICK o r APrUCATlOH' Police Iftyealigators said two of attend. She may )>e contacted fOr this .evening starting at 8 o’clock. SPORT COUPE Super series. Color: original csr. Larson Driving School. Ml. Street.'kn, 3-4880. Products 50 her apartment with same. Ml. deep freezer. Goodchlld Realty further informaUon or transporU- of Harry F. Willey, dM lost night I three shot^flred from a p w ing A similar dance will be held fpr e Hartford Hospital. She was Save You Over $1000 green. Radio, weathereye »nd over­ 9-8075. WOMAN FREE to work 9:30 a.m. 3-8718 or T o . 9-8972. C0„ Realtors. Ml. 8-7925 any Umb. Tjiii I* lo f l v ' nollcF that I, HAROLD Two«toiio with iiaby Muo top. U. S. No. 1 Green Mountain, pota- - car crashed through the. right half tlom members and frtei horn March 3. 1888, the daughter drive- A perfectly preaerved (Bif: , _ i CALL MANCHESTER-Roefing and to S p.m. with Avon. Splendid -V OSTKRTAU KANE, of 33 Llnnmor.' Panel Ulicus>. for roofing and siding gamings. MI. 9-2814. toes. Bryan Bros., 179 Tolland r MANCHESTER Six room c:spe Drivf. ManchriUr. Connecticut, have of the parkeA vehicle’s windshield American Friendship club at its o f Dennis and Margaret Tobin Only 8175 down. home. DuaLcontrel insured csr, j ’^ m pik e. Ml. 9-7037. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, un­ Cod, large kitchen, oil heat, nice filed an application dated January 30. narrowly missing Miss Msrllim The Connecticut CTtizens <• (tut clubhouse on Klnjsbury Avenue. Sheehan. The deceased was a life | Jobs No job too small. Free esti­ IMi, with the LKiuor Control Commia- standard or automatic. Call Man­ heated. AdulU. Apply 38 Oak St. fenced-in lot. AH utUities. Handy GuHen. 24, o f West Haven. Public Schools ' will sponsor (Mrd Party long resident of the area. mates. MI. 8-8933. ' CLERK-TYPIST »ton (or a Packafe* Store Permit (or panel discussion tomorrow at 1’ 30 1955 CHEVROLET 2-DR. chester Driving Academy. PI. I to school and shopping.. Price the aale of atcohollc liquor on the A third (Shot whUtled by the Burpee Women’s Relief Ojrps She leaves one brother, Harry I Household Goods 51 prsmisea l 1, of Harry' E. Ruarell. Aldo Pagan!. Ad- of the left hand section of wind­ tion." PTA president. Mrs. Leon Wednesday evening, starting at win Carlson of this city. Nicely equipped. Only 8595 down. Lost confidence quickly restored RCjOFmd-Speclalizing In repair:' some knowledge of shorthand, Reliable, Honest, Person Heckler, urges a'i Interested par­ ConvortiMo eoupo. looutiful cor. 4-Door Sodon. Lou them 500 milo$. j jninlalratnr of lOtl Main Street. Man- shield. 8:15. Pinochle, bridge and whist The funeral will be held Mon- I by a skUled. courteoua Instrtictor. | ing roofs of ail - kinds. AIto new wanted in textile office. TO TAKE OVER FOUR R(X)M Office eulte, zxcci- NEAT AS A PIN, (iVe rooma and cheater. Connecticut, and will he con­ 'Detective Sgt. David W. Doher ents to listen to the program. -will he played. There will be prizes day fixim the Burke Funeral Home No COM down. Now car guorcutto. License included. Insured, dual roofs, Gutter work- .Chimneys ducted by HAROLD OSTERTAO KANE, 1949 HUDSON CONV, Varied duties with occasional MONTHLY PA'YMENTS tem decor, .comrictb fainlittea, breakfast nook, all od on e floor, of 33 Llnniriare Drive, Mancheatrr, Con- ty said an examination of Rogua’ 51 eet -Tuesday (or, bo& men and women, and at 8:15 a. m. followed by a Requi- | controlled standard and hydrama- cleaned, repaired, 28' . years’ ex­ r 8J7.83 street and rear parking, mooer- storm windows, sbrsens, garags, neeUcut. aa permittee. Tha Yoi:ng Mothers (Tub will door prises. Refreahmnets will be CLUB COUPE ; Uc cars. kO. 9-7398. fcorrespondence. car disclosed what appeared to be em Mass at St. Bernard’s Church. perience. Free estimates. Call 3 Complete. ate rent^. MI. $-1880" or kfj- large trees, quiet sstabUahed HAROLD OSTKRTAG KANE. two fragments of bullets which meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the served. Burial will be In St.. Bemard’a| A one owner car. Red leather ( Howlcy. Manchester kfl. S-S361. Rooms of Brand New 9-3549. street. Only 812.900. Carlton W. Dated January, 37i 1(65. Nathan Hale (Community O nter Apply In Person were not targe enough to aid '*n In the Churches Cemetery. . Ihterior. Radio, heater smd over­ Flirniture Hutchina. kd. 9-8183, 9-4894. AT'A C(?URT or PROBATE holdeh for a business session. Hostesses 49HUPS0N Motorcycles— Bicycles t l ' determining the caUber o f weapon -Youth Sunday will be observed Friends may call at the funeral I 55 CHEVROLET drive. C^ly 8175 down. Beautiful Westinghouae EHectrie c h a m b e r OF (Commerce Build­ S t Andover, wilhln ahd for the Dlairlct will be ■ Mrs. Theodore Seitz. Mrs. Hesting— Ptumbinc IT ELDRIDGE STREET, Manchester of Andover oh the 37th day of January, used in the shooting. at the Union Congregational home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 | BICTYCLE REPAIRING, all types. ALDON SPINNING MILLS Refrigerator ing, -139 E. Center. Laige front of­ EASY SANK fices. Private lavatories. Uiriimit- Six room single and one-i'ar ga­ A D. ties. (Tiurch tomorrow. A t the 10:45 to 9 p. m.. Id Air bord top. powor glido. hootpr, 4 Mrs. (^vsnaiigh, Boxsr Oak - sideboard.' Kitchen tabl8. StsrtiiM A , M— d ws f r tso-m rsBrt at, t m . bh-s-i m s v a . k 4 m . ’ MI. 9-$aS8. Qary lamenato. Read Herald Adys. Farm, Vstnon. RockvlUs 6-221I.' ' Very reasonable. 2t$ School St. Read Herald Advs. ' ) • . . . ' ' -A ' W ■ V 1 ••V-v ■ . ft-. > r /.:

8ATURDAT, JANUARY 29, 1955- Averaire Daily N tt P rtu Ran PAGE TWELVE For the WMk Ended iOanfI;»;Bt(r lEvrning Jan . n r 1»5B, ■ ■ rr; a . R. Weathar Ruraaa

more to say aa well. People in thia Fair, nanMnaed m M tMilght. _ # Parish Convenes 11,573 Law near IS. Moatiy elaady. eoNT A b ou t Tow n area must have islmost fmgotten ''.Member «f ^ Aodlt tha art- of building a snow housa,. Maceyka-Mozzer Wedding Bureau af CIrculaUoa Tneaday. High neair ’ Heard Along ^ain Street If . the scientists keep , fpoUAg To^Study Report Manchetter^A City of Village Charm ^ Manchester Auxiliary 1*011 c * around with the hydrogen, bomb " ■ ' ' -V • will meet Monday night at 7 :30 for And on Some MancheMter*» Side Street** Too and manage'' to change the weather Instruction in use of revolvers at o/ pattern', we may"regret this lack Members \and friends of the North Meth(Wst Church will con­ VOL. LXXIV , NO. 102 '(FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1955 Advartiataig aa Paga U ) PRICE FI VB CENTS the local police indoor target if a new',lce''age arrives. .x " range. The period of instruction PMMlea Here and There body merely entering and vene In a spMial parish meetmg will be In charge of Jack Alves of A friend of ourn believes it Just leaving our car. It has. reached a Mow Red Tape on Monday iiim t'a t 7:30 p. m. in the Manchester «evoh>er CTub. doesn’t p4y to try to accoLimodate point where each day we venture gentleman who is familiar the church. ■■Follo'wing 18 montht’ the Gas Co. Either that, he says, forth to woik with a half real and ith the operations of govern­ of intensive survey and study by {^resident Don Bon of the Lions or the utility should make their half fancied trepidation that ou^ ments from long personal ac- the Church Property Committee, Ei Small/Wars Club has recently appointed the billv"a little more explicit. next trip will be pur last. quaintsmee tvith them made an Jam es. R. Norris\ chairman, the following to committee chairman­ yor nrany months, he said, he We have consulted experts/in apology the other day for the congregation will vnake final de­ ships: Ben Shankman. Chairman v fis wondering why tlm company the field (anybody we happen .to legal murnbo-jumbo .which clut­ cision iu to the nmt step in its of blood drive; Russ Stecker, mailed its bills so far in advance. meet after experiencing a ters up charters, pacts and the expansion program. \ Peril Jtired Chairman of attendance commit­ The gross bill, he, always noticed, and we have been o ffe r ^ several like, making them all but unlntet- , The meeting, whicp ia also a Expansid o f a S, tee: Charles Mather and Bm was due Weeks after the, bill w aj different but equally misinformed ligi^e to the layman. Quarterly Conference, \wlll be con­ Shankman, chairmen of Lima received. ^ ■ explanations for t.he ^ ts. He began by telling that one ducted by the paston the Rev. By SteYfns Bulletin, and Roc Salerno, chair­ But. being an accommodeting One. person swore a combina­ time he was on a committee to John E. Post. Mrs. Jopn Peretto man of publicity. fellow', he saysi he' always waited tion including a t n y c o v t n , the hu draw up an agrreement among will serve as secretary. \ \ Norria will present the result! Health In until the date denoted after the man seat, and a/Certain amount of several states over resources. ranee W ashiii^n, Jan. 31; f/P)—* of a building program questionA The— Manchester GirV Scout legend "Oroes Bill Due After" friction creat^an electrical field The discussions .went on oger a SecreWry of the Army before paying. He sajrs he assumed which in t i ^ produces the jo lt period of several years as'su ch nalre, distributed throughout the\ S s t A v k s A , Cbuncil will meet Tuesday eve­ parish and returned in conalder- Steyenfl atressed today what ning a t 7:4S a t the hoate of Mrs. the company preferred that he Othefs d e^ that the seat .covers negotiations often do. At one Washington, Jan. 31 {fP) — President ^serih^er today .N. BM Peiping to Talks able numbers for tabulation.v That Interpret The h ^ erm ed the need to guard John Pickles. BS Holl St. watt until a certain date to facili­ are nece^ry. point during the talks, he got the asked Congress to help bolster and expand^ prwate health ____ / tate accounting procedures. We Mve even heaid from one unhappy job of drawing up a'piece Mrs. Richard H. McLag.'in, a Wishes Of The Famlbr Mainst “the problem of member of the commj^tee, will ad­ insurance plans aa^part of a broad program for a healthier Henry McKone.of^ the Hartford Well, after a number of months ing i n t , not an uncommon phe- of legislation which was supposed dress the gathering upon the needs America. Id a special niie.Hsage, Eisenhower proimsEMl a federal small wars.” National Trust Dfpt. will be the of being accommodating, carrying ing yefet, not ah\wicommon phe. to embody all the Ideas the group JOHN B. BURKE Stevens named no specific the utility’s bill > around In his n ^ en o n , in the ^winter months of representatives from several and challenges ,of the building m retnsuranca' aendee throui^ which *------— ^ '—-j- — ■ " ■ - -- /Z! guest speaker atr the meeting of gram. “small war" danger area in testi­ Formosa Meeting the Kiwanls C^b Monday noon pocket for weolts,, waiting for the ^ e n the metatarsals are often en­ states had agreed upon. niNESAL HOME private companies could ^ a re the : Ik e , A id es cased in additional footwear, Js the One of tha actions of the meet­ risk of experimental and expand-. mony prepared for the House a t 12:15 at th/ Country Club. gross bill due date, he fUtaliy wsi" He completed the draft and sent TEU Ml-s-dsn Armed Services Committee, and R e d s factor responsible for the ionic in­ ing will be to name ah' officia' Ing plans to; Sties S lin Son/ set aright. it out to the members of the group be aaid the Army is doing the beat vasions. for comment. They held a meet­ Building Committee, not hdretofo^ 87 EAST CENTER ST. '1. Extend health s insurance Q»l. Rudolph E. Capello,' 20. son A/fcindly clerk in the gas appointed,-Which will be author­ job it can with reduced manpow­ C o n fer on ' But this solution didn’t satisfy \AMBULA!4CE s e r v i c e farm families. of Mr. anji Mrs. Michael Capello. p ^ y'a office informed h!m/that ing and commented. He incorpo­ er and funds. he’d been paying a penaiw over us so we called in an expert from rated the new ideas and correc­ ized to can y out'the directives of 2. Provide more protection 183 HilliaM St., recently qualified the coOgreation. "Large scale hot wars . may. if as expert in firing the M-1 rifle the net bill every month/for not the field. tions. ' against coats of prolonged Illness. The solution he offered was as . The draft was getting kind of X Insure low income famllias proper precautions are taken, be- in'Japm . CpI- Capello, ah armorer settling hia accovnts before the come suicidal for the aggressor, U.N. F la k s In Gtonp^y K of the 1st Cavalry gross bill due date. follows: “Get some radium ore confusing now but it could still be against the costs of medical care {even a low grade will do). The understood. tn the home dPphysician’s office as he added in apparent reference to DivMon’s 8th Regiment, entered well as hospitals: the destructive might of atomic Wanhington, Jan, 3i\u>l» meet­ Munro sugge.sted the council suspend its discussions until SERVICE Keep Your Snow! Naylor Ph«IO; tercepted by their tongue. less dear. MRS. DAVID FOSTER MACEYKA smog and water pqllutlon. , , ven* did not comment directly on ing of President Eisenhower, U.N. Speretary General D^g Hammarskjold has a chance to Another friend hesitates to en­ We’ve heard of a man who llkea Eventually, its author was ready Further, he asked^jncreaiM aid reports that the Army is dissatia- Lodge, Herbert Hoovef. Jr., acting make a personal appeal to the Chinese Communists to send CALL ter a certain movie house, because, snow! to disown it. . for nurses training. ouUumty to. fled with its proposed further cut- Secretary of State and Adm. Ar­ a representative to New York.' ----- — upon' one occasion he unsuspect­ Of - course,' his opinion can be Mis^ Elizabeth Agnes Mozzer.^.tuUe She catried a white .prayV EVERY MONDAY NIGHT make grants for ment^ health becke and that. Gen. Matthew B. But it Wafapproaching an ad- thur W. Radford, chairman of the Meanwhile, Sobolev launched a , ingly grasped a brass rail and re­ dismlaaed on the grounds that he yanced stage of fln.ilisation and tn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An­ book With a single red rose. " projects; and- a system df govern­ .Rtdgway, . the Army’s chief of The maid of honor wore a co­ Fro* transportation by SHvflf Lann bus Joint Chiefs of Staff. major oratorical attack on thei|FAg|e K gsifA Y*afA S ceived enbugh volts to run a small is a skiing enthusiast but may be due tlnie It got to the legislatures thony Mqsser, 31 Oak St., became ment mortgage inaurMCe: for staff, ditlers with the other mill- Hsgerty said Lodge’s presence United States, arcusing the Elscn- N.EE'EEd CtET? electric train. be has .a point. in the states. And.(ill of them had tillion blue floor length gown of koving Oranga HoH at 6:|45 P.M. yate construction o^cllnics, h! taty chiefs oVe;r whether American WHJJAMS the bride of David Foster Macey- satin and nj^Ion net. The sculp­ i tala; nursing honns.-and other meant there was discussion of the how-er administration of using the But all these experiences are as There was a time when New to pass it verbatim or it woiUd be ground troops’ Would be- needed If Formosan issue aa an excuse to ka, aon of Mr. a.nd Mrs. Vincent tured bodice 'had a matching Sealth faciilUes. New is la n d proposai in the U.N. OH. ^ V I C E petty annoyances compared to the Englanders took a perverse pride null and void and inoperative. the United States fights to defend for. a cease fir*. He declined to start s preventive war against Refusal to Air in the severity of their winters. 'cocktail jacket. Tiers of nyhm electricity that has passed through In one Of the states, a. stenog­ Mayceka of .(Coventry, in a double Elaenhower .t^d the lawmakers: Ml4,;^Htrtla BuWastela leave*' ^ provide any detail on that or any Red China. He said the alms of the This kind of resident you “can’t rapher inadvertantly dreipped a ring ceremony in St. James church net adorned the satin skirt. Her "Because the etrengtn of our N ew Yark funeral p m r fr after, Rl hot discovered until the Rev. John F. 'Tehan of St. Rose wpre mitts of matching blue nylon i Y o u r M t cern; h e a ^ y Americians live more Red* Lo*e 10-1 \ I implications of this last fact to and carried a colonial bouquet of rewarding, more: productive and v1*lt she told friends of hearing ^ ^ Mont) stated What seemed, to be a London, Jan. 31 —Pci-' body was out of session. Church. Meriden- Mrs. Ralph quarreling voUx, Mif.ro M. Sobolev spoke after the council; Money-^Saving Special the social historians who no doubt That meant the thing had to be Maccarone presided at the organ, carnations and pink sweetheart TIttCK „ StTRACK happier livee. Fortunately, the na­ half said he would review the perdominartt feeling among the voted 10-1 to throw out a S ^ iet ping Radio said aggin today (NEA Telephoto).. laW’roakers. He said, affairs had ean. draw all kinds of conclusions passed again next year. and white gladioli and white pom-|i roses. 1 2 tion pbntinuee Its advance in bet- Army’s “missions and tasks’’ and demand to bar Nationalist China the New Zealand proposal to from it. But there seeids to be no Meanwhile, a new governor was Mrs. Moszer selected for her terip:; the health of all jt s people.” would ‘Mevnte particu]ar sUen- reached s stage where members of from the council table. REG . 63c X' pons composed the floral decora-l |wiNDo«rs$i^ mdIDOWS $ Congress "must put our-faith in AOns. S'eux Citump (len ). k.H. Fnctnr naval raltui^der, di*«eu*s- *pi,. .J * . 1 discuss “the situation of question that many New England elected in one of the states. He tions. I daughter’s wedding a navy . blue 19.95 Specifically, the meeldgnt pro- -tiqn to the Army’s continuing, residents these days would rathar lace dress with a corsage of pliik Txised a five-year prograpi . b( Presldent Eisenhower" to reach a c’* fi"*! plan* for evaeiMtlon of Tarhen I*laad* with Uhlang Kal-*h<*k In the Far East can only when tfiiw an ' in called the committee rrembers The bride, who was escorted to .efforts to meet its commitments (right) after flying to Fonansa for a brief vUif. in the eenter Is end only fFormosa) the PEPSODENT llro in Elorida. from his state to him and asked to the altar and presented in marl- roses. The bridegroom’s mother H See us for a complete line of alumii turn windows and .granta to state vocatlohal' edika- /Girl in Birowh’ through furtjter economy of forces. scttlement of world,problentu with­ the United State. 4‘ends it*'inter­ U.N. Security Coundl Mfinot was attired in rose lace; with out war. . ^ Interpreter .Col. Wn 8hlh-Kwnn. (NBA Triephotp)'. ' Perhaps the oldttmers were a. read the agreement. He found en­ riage by her father, was attended H doors, door canopies, jalousies and porch enclosures. ' tiofl agenda#, for-lsatatiig-ef'r in training, ______I- ■ ■ ,_• - /- - -__ vention. and wIthdtSLwa ita-torce*’-’. be Accepted by the Cniniue . TOOTH PASTE hardier breed, for they fought win­ tirely to his-satisfaction, a circum­ by her sister. Miss Maryqnn M od- which she wore matching ‘roses tical nuraee. His meisesge did-not ^ {equipment/and doctrine.” Mansfield, a member of the Sen­ from Formosa.. This. h*\ said, is ter with none of the new gadgets and white flowers. They assisted s Mystery ate Foreign Relations Committee, people.”- stance which emfcarraaeed him ba- zer, as maid of honor. Edwin A. give a dollar-total.' Steveps said tjie Army’s, role in why the council should act urgent­ with which wb labor to keep vital cau:*e he.was committed to oppose the bridal party at a reception for Aa for the controversial pro­ said in ah Interview he was “stand­ ly on the Soviet demaqd for the The Chinese Communist broad­ Mozzer, brother of the bride wiu 135 guests at the BriUsh American Preaidi It Eisenhower’s"lon g pull’,' ing b^lnd the President" on U.S. cast quoted the ' Peiping Peoples Prescription Pharmacy transportation arteries open. it some what. usher. I posal for government underwM- plana Is as part-of s m'fll- immediate Withdrawal of all its We suspect it didn't matter so Change the wording somehow Club immediately following the Colt BILL TUNSKY ing of private ‘ »icalth fpSiirance In ^^rge Death W n »“PPO''t • United Nation, effort Boxing, The;iter Put armed force*; Daily as sayingy^it'orially; The bride’s gown of CHianUny ceremony. U ry team effort . which haa been . h»twM»n th# Chi- "If New Zealand is really con­ 901’ Main Street much tc them whether or not the and get me off the hook,” ha aaked. lace over satin was designed wikh ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN plans, the president qatiS thc.'I^I't- kI Vsi^h.r . ity. as end hoatllUies between the Chi This waa one of the two ilema (IfjManii morning mail waa_ a little late. The committee had to meet a^'aln For a Southern trip, the bride of , Health. Eklqcstioii aqd- Welfare de>rmWe«r by higher sulhonty ss „ ,^ .N ,tio n a U .t. and Communist. on the' provisional agenda, of the cerned with Far Eastern peac* fitted lace bodice, long tapeijed will wear' a grey suit with dark I New Vork, 4an. 31 t4S^iL.my6- ' necessary and sufficient to and, stcurit)/ it ohould ask tha Probably they were Just as happy and the changes were made. PHONE MI-9.90V5 ,has beeii workingWith *i(|^'ialiris terious glrl^ df iis yd in brown, rt- flaet our anticipated needs.” in the .area of Formosa. cpuncil. The other was a pro­ without instantaneous delivery, All tlie lei^latures passed the sleeves of tha lace and a mM- grey accessories. On their returii United Na^ns to stop U.S. ag­ darin collar. A scalloped .lace from ,the insuranc#‘tndUiitry. ex- pnrtedly w;as men wandering ahodl Although he said thia move im­ Under She™ah Act posal by New Zealishd that the too. law,—all In the same form. That they will reside at 146 Woodland plies "the recognition of the exlst- gression and 'to demand with­ redingote fell over a nylon tulle : perts from the health.'Pfofesalona, Serge ' Rubinateln'a 'lavish ' hop-^ .(ConUniied on .Fago FoAr) council seek an end to fighting in It might be legitimate to won­ ended the original authors part In St. Both bride and bridegroom are and with many > ther : interested some hours before’.’ije wsJ, .ence of two Oiinas.” ' Mansfield Formosa Strait. drawal o i U.8. forces from Tai­ der how many children have grown the pact, or ao he thought. skirt with inserts of lace. Mer graduates of Manchester High , ritisens In ah; effort td pertect a dered. said he is willing to follow Eisen­ tioJSeingosxempt from tho Sherman wan, instead of asking the United imported illusion veil was of fin­ 'X Washington, Jan. 31 (/I Would Bar NatlonaUsta up lately around here without the The committee to draw it up School, class of 1949. The bride­ sound roln.-0iance.-prograiii, , .j; . Botk RiiUnateh|^. hower’s Usd In the saatter. “ feeog- Nations to interfera with China’s THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB gertip length and draped from a groom served . with the D.S. Air The Supreme Court i M e d no^ ‘ .tiSiiarty relied on the Sobolev touched off the first liitarna)' affairs.’' eomforting feeling of being snug gave way to a committee to admin' ' “I urge ; he Congress to launch aunt told of'iMclnF the girL^police nislng the ta^ that the Presiaent controversy at the opening of the and warm lii a deep' feather bed tstrate it. tulle contour headpiece trimmed Force and is now enrolled at the \ dtsgloaJd yesterday, b u t .{so, >urt Justice William O. make money. Tliey said boxiijg , J. W. Cheney Brooks had/clashed*, with the Bridgeport. Jan\ 31 (SV—Police theaters, but tm court split 6-2 The council recessed for lunch United Nations,which has recenly EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT aection in question, and doesn’t have Welfare Hofcby^will give Congress Dpuglu said last night that even- could not suillve without tele at 1:15 p. m. EST. An afternoon 191 Hartford Rd. slain draft-dOdger in .a-complex said a 45-yesr-old salesman Crit­ In the case fiMlng with profes- vision* revenues from matches been plotted by the United Slgtee the allghtest idea what It means Footing the Bl|la | ... CHAMipiON " more details later. tusilly must come. slonsL boxing.' session was slated for 3 p. m. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP He knows what the intent of the A Very prominent loosl Demo* ------i, oil dOal, pplijce reported. In 1847 ically wounded hi* wife and thCn • •’The ulUmste political settlement broadcast nationwide. and. its follqwera.'' The Repiibllcaa-nul 83rd Con­ Justice Frankfurter wrote s Sobolev assailed the New Zea­ , The broadcast said the New 20 RKG-^LAR GAMES—5 SPEClAj.S framers was. What counts in law erst recently was attending a so­ How Much Convincing Needed? gress last year shelved a similar Brook# w rt questioned about the' killed himself tn the 'bedroom pf of the (>ins problem,” Douglas ' Cite Baseball Profit a WAU>FLAME — PRESSUnB BURNERS ' .unsolved'^uhder of businessman their 6-room Black Rock section told the New York University dissenting opinion in which Justice land cease-fire proposal at "an Zealand proposal “aims at alienat* ia what the words mean, not iVhat cial gathering at which most of This story is not told in,an at­ program advocated by the Presl- Minton jo li^ . Minion also wrote Attorneys for boxing Interests awkward clumsy maneuver" aimed NOTICE ' you mean by them, a OtM^LETE HEATING UNITS Albert E. LangforfL home last night. Their'three .sleep­ replied that baseball club owners , „> r-hi... ♦/, ing Oilna's territory .so aa, to the guests, it appears, were Re­ tempt to offer a pat.answer to the ' ------.V s seperate dissenting opinion. Jus­ create ‘two China*'' ss an ac­ ’That’S what happens when a lot publicans.' question of what causes juven'Ie a INSTALLED BY FACTORY ’nuU N ED MEN I ■ '■ While police, have been following ing, children-were una-wakened by. ' (CoaUaued on Page Four) make 10 times more money from m THE OFFICE OF (Ceatlnned on Page. Thirteen) up ail possible angles of Rubin­ the two revolver. shots. tice Jackson died before the, case up righta to age-old (?hlneae ter complished fset." of people with a' lot of diSerant During the course o f. the eve­ delinquency but it may be il­ a FU RC^ WARM AIR — ST e W — H Of WATER was argued. TV than do fight promoters: ' ideas to be reconciled get together stein’s social ghd business life, the Dead . In what police called an , New York State, intervening in ‘This b ill absolutely not be al­ DR. F. H.'HORTON ning a collection was encouraged luminating to students of the Charge Monopoly “It i* clear,” he said, “that New lowed by the Chinese people,” it and draw up a' piece of law. It's for the benefit of the local.GOP problem., slain man's body has been on view attempted Tlsylng and suicide was j C _ a.1/ I T 1 « A §■ support of the Justice Dept.’s re­ ,for two days s t/ a .Manhattan psTOld W.. Engstrand, Remington J5C V C 11U 1 C i C C L The Justice Dept, had asked the Zealand is not seeking' peace in continued; ‘The Chinese people are • WILL MOVE f r o m ' A rnkss. Committee. Chief Herman O. Schendel tells Harriihan Tries quest, said “television, not the box the area but is lufilng for Inter- Now. Openf Now Open/ When the Democrat ignored the ' funeral-hqine.. ' Arm« Co.. salesn}an. His 3(i-year- High Tribunal to declare boxing office, is the tail that swings the of a teenage boy arrested recently within the scope of the federal vention in the domestic affairs of m i Go Ydu One Reiter suggestion, a mischlevious Repub­ He Was buried tAday after Jew­ old wife. Esther, ■ waa woimded boxing kite." .The statement was (Continued Page Four) . 932 MAIN ST. TO who had iMen caught stealing a FOGARTY BROTHERS ish-funeral ser^'ices'. In the head; Anti-Trust Act, so that It could Chins. It is . to protect the Cbisng We kpow of a man with a two lican acquaintance began duhning car. After the case was Inveati- To Halt Clo^ Awaits Orders prosecute a suit which charged a made in a brief which said fed­ ksi-shek cllque.under the shadow .Jt was at^the-funeral home tha^ ■The three children. K irk.. IS. eral .~ regulation of boxing is 17 HAYNES ST. year old son who thought hS-had a him persistently until finally WD gated. the youth'a parents were Authorized Dealer , \ Rvtlnstftn’s mother disclosed .the Dafild, i t , 'and Christian, 9. were of the United Stetaa.” alight problem. forked over a couple of bucks. notified. had heard angry votc«’* arguing ih' awakened by police w-ho had to department eppealed from "urgently required." Lodge told newsmen that. In the The G r e e n P h a r m a c y ‘e f f e c t i v e FE B . 1 His son Ukea to eat about half The way we heajri the story, the On- Evacuatlkm'*’”^'”"'“““ Nsihed in the government’s Instead of taking the police OFFICE N O W AT 319 IR O A D STREET Of Carpet Co. her son’s'room a early Thursday, force their way through two lock­ y a decision ,by U.S. District Judge light Of Sobolev’s statements-, it is the feed set out for him and mash Republican"''eventually became partment’s ' v.-ord for the incident shortly before hS Was killed. Mirs. ed doors, , Orgeory Pi Noonn.i In New Y'ork complaint were the International Bulletins (See Next Wed. Herald Announcing Our Grand Opening) the rest in, his hands. Then, /for conscious stricken and squared up and feeling any regret tht^t their Boxing C?lubs of New York and MANCUUSTKR TEL. Ml-9-4539 Now York. Jsn. 31 (/Pi— The Stella Riibinatein- lived on - the Police were summoned by a tele­ vRy. f n p ASSOClAl 'PRESS dismissing the government's mo­ ' (Conttnned on Faga Four) ■/' from the AP Wires what reason the father knows not, by 'donating twd dollars to the aon was mix^ up In,'such a fourth-floor of her aOrx'a 5tf> Avf- phone. operator, whq safti, shd -re- "* » Tha'c6m^mbat-regdy t ^ . Seventh nopoly complaint. Illinois. Madison ' Sqifsre Garden , ------' - / the little boy-rubs the gooey, stuff mmoin'atic Town Committee. scrape, their reaction.sraa one of \ 24 HOUR SERVICE state Industrial couimUsioner cav- Corp. of New Y^ork; jfames D. 501 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST AT THE GREEN ried a personal appeal from Gov. nue Mansion, one floor sboye' UiA’ ^eivpd a call from a woman, who FI6et stood by->/(»■ jxiiiwible orders 7 ^ theater case stemmed from ' ' / . all over *hls head. If he didn’t, he will one of these indignation. bedroom In which he was strangled gasped, “ambulance . . amba- to evacuate^ the trechen Islands, a ruling by -U.S. District Judge Norris, president 'of boxing clubs .Perhaps' thinking, he had days. .The Democrats will see to "Not" iny boy,” said the father, Averell Harrirosn to the Bigelow- 200 iniles ’north'^itffi.Formosa and In New York and Chicago, snd Senators to Probe RIDGWAY IMSS.ATISF111D CHARLES A. BARBATO, Reg. Pharmacist Sanford Carpet (3o. today to re­ to death. • ' ' Jance.’*' snd collS'psed. John C. Knox in Nevv York that unique child, he told this story to thaU , “he wouldn’t do anything like C O AL-C O K I -F U E L OIL Police, later cohfifmed t,he re­ Pstrolmsn' ./James 'TPgrtingtoh. eight miWa stm'tA/bf Yiklangahan, th J .theater business had the same Arthur M. Wirtz. who is a partner ’Washington, Jan.,.81 (.Yi—Gen. a friend, who then told him ap' that." consider plans to shut down its standing as. Big League baseball of Norris tn nmhlng the CTiicago Matthew B. Kidgway cautiously Amsterdam plant, employing port and mid Mrs,. Rubinstein had first to arrive "at b u t; 'the •'U;S.' wav>’;boss in the Harlan's Thinking Prtsi3ri|rtioRt Carefully CompouHiail other story. Had Their ProMems, too But the facta were indisputable, told them a'Joi t the votcro when 0>urtiand Avenue’ home, foupd. Pa«iffc.’saia *,« ^ a y - auch orders Stadium and its subsidiaries. Indicated to CongreM today that After hearing hla friend’s tale One of our .readers apparently the.boy had been caught In the act, 1,650. they (|(-esUoned her oir the day of Mrs. Engstrand wounded on 'the had not yet bee* given. The civil complaint: charged he isn't entirely *ati*fled with Corryiiig « Complet«\Liii« of PhormcKouficalt, Sick he felt better. The other person gets as much kick out of reading and thero waa no possibility of Commissioner laador Liibin and the murder; * ‘f bed. The husba'hd lay at th# bi^* •The Tachena!,'w*?e fire-bombed that since ,1949 the group had Washington, Jan. St 14V—The Sen­ the administration’s proj*«ted Hoorn SoppHof, Dkibotic Hoods. CoMnotks,/'ofe. knows of a little girl who aUtp pulls some o f. the old newspapers and ‘mistake by the arresting officer James D. Wise, company president "The "girl In brown” . 'a.- seen by aide with s .22 caliber revolver-At by .Red bomb*r*_SuiidBy. .Com: conspired to monopolize and had ate Judiciary Committee today rut In .Army mnnpower. in r 4 - a similar trick. But in the spirit of magakines aa.'we do. It was an old The parents ^continued, to main eepferred st s meeting. In the com- Mrs.' Rubinstein some tinie prior his side. 'The weapon Itad '^Sien munlst gufis’’oa^rec*htly-csptured News Tidbits monopolised interstate commerce. ordered closed hearings to ipVasti- .feet, the .Anny Oilef of Staff the female of the species, she goes newspaper that supplied us with tain, howeyirr, that the police were ★ SPECIALS ★ pahy’s offices. . to the nois.,' quarreling, police said. filed t^lcS. police said. Yikiangshah belchod ih the direc In the / promotion, exhibition, gste what Chairman Kilgore lD- told the House. .Armed Serv­ Fret Dalivary ~ M INIM S one better. the material for a story on Man­ persecuting the Isd. If a. boy’s own Harrim’an' said In Albany yes­ Mrs? Rubinstein had, gone into Both were dre.ssed in Street].Uon of the. tense Tachene tonight CnHted from'AP'Wires brosdeasting, telecasting; and mo­ WVa) termed "a lot of protests’’ ices Committee, that ,in these >io: satisfied with the results chester’s notoriety for snuff and father and mother will pot see the terday that he was asking Ste­ the hallway to check on a noise, clothes, ' but the (Chinese Nationalist De- tion picture production and dis­ sgsinst the nomination' of John | day* of, milltarj', mobility and r -n-Ti rubbing her head, she haMtU' tobacco-chewing in . the past, problem, little can be done by the phen Sanford, largest single stock­ and had men the girl on the stsir- Mrs. " Engstrand .undeiw'ent Tense ' Uifilstiy - rei^rted all the tribution of professional champion­ Marshall Hsrisn to the U. 8. .Su­ modern weapons, there are ron.- / Here Are Just 7 ' preme Court. . . I ally dumps her dinner dish over printed in thia column last week. authorities. holder In the :,compsny, i to ’-’give shells landed in tl)e sea. ■ Tension between Cdsta Rica and ship boxing matches. dltlon* in which liiote rather * Anon. his personal attention” to pleas, The Defense Ministry reported ■'The protests have nothing to do.i than fewer men pM|nUy would . noggin and makes a delicious He spends some time at. the H- (Cidwthnied' — Fags Four) (Continued on Page Four) 'Nicaragua appears to be subsiding Trustee* for wlth^ Kl« Integrity reputation'__oj .mess. brary going over the bound edi­ ■for keeping the century-old“ car- oil was quiet farther .south in the again after bolder clash between Of 4 7 Qeffd Used Cars pot mill in Amsterdam. The governments complaint said anything like that, but to his think We are at a loss to draw a con tions, according to his letter Quemoy area.' ' Costa Jlican troops and iVSel rem­ that ip per cent bf the outstand­ that reached us this week, and At St. Cloud, Fla.. Sanford de- The Seventh Fleet .needed' oijly Ing on various lines," Kilgore told HE.ALTH SB T I’P RAPPED RAY DWYER nants raises fear of more' trouble ing shares of Class A common a news conference. roads aa follows: eUned comment on Harriman’s re­ a “go ahead" to begin an evacua­ with Nicaragua.'., Majority of Washington, Jan. SI (47— NEW USED CAR MANAGER quest. He told a reporter that stock and 20 per cent of the out­ He said the hearing has been set House Demorfatlr Lender 5Ic> “Those old bound magazines, Atheneum Notes tion oT the Tachens. Senators are “privately opp«w4" standing shares of Class B com­ for Feb. 33, and that Harian, now exhibited in the Mary Cheney Li­ “this ia not a closure of- the Am­ Japs Cautious on Soviet However. Adm. Fell B. Stunm, to Preeident . Eisenhower’s For­ ( ’ormack (3Ia**) today described sterdam plant. It’s consolidation.” commander of the U.S. Pacifle mon. stock of the International a judge of the Second U.S. Circuit President Eisenhower’s program brary, seemed, to me more than mosa resolution in opinion of Sen. Boxing clubs of New York snd Court of Appeals In New York, will SPECIAL interesting. They are educational Special ExhlMGaat. ' . He added: Fleet, said on a quick visit to this of health legislation os "Inade­ - 1952 OLDS^’W Wayne Mores! (Ind-Ore). CondlUoBB Called Badv.. Chinese Nationalist capital , Sun­ Illinois was held by Truman K. be invited to testify. quate to meet the need*.” He said aa well. "Connecticut Water'Colour So­ S-Doorii Radio, heater, hydra- C 1 A A E Bid to Restoite Relations IVemier Ngo ‘ Dinh-diem an­ .Gibson, Jr., and Theodore R. Harlan was nominated by Presi- •’In looking them over, one ‘iWe’rs having' to move some of day that an evacuation had not nounces dissident Bso Dal ,Gcn. the Democrattc - nan CongreM ciety IGxhlbltlon," Avery Court, maflc.A'ery ‘’•<*n. TODAY ^ . T ;■ ■ i* Week Only ^ BIG finds that there were problems and Print Rooms (through J m . our facilities to our other plant at been ordered. Trinh,Minh-te hs* answered.''his would develop a"m ore effective” (Continued aa Page Fbur) , , (CoBtlnued on Page Four) in the 'good old days', too. Things 30). Water colours and gouaches 'Thompsonville, Omh. Conditions in Tokyo,- j J l . SI Op i —w ith Pof-Mlons 'ciuld be held In either Mos- Unconfirmed Chinese press .re­ call for help agalntt Red. by f a c ­ program. JANUARY 31 THROUGH KBRUARY 5 did no( riin along as smoothly as by artists who are residents, of 1948 FORD 2-DOOR the carpet Industry are very bad. moea holding the world spoHigM. W "’ TSky® «"<» J«P»- ports said the- gariison of 15,000 ing'his 5,000-mah armed force st well-nin clock-work 'then, either. making it necessary for ua to cut _ . i _ naee ideaEen thle score. men was under Defense' Ministry 9 ' OIL 3IAGNATE NEAR DEATH Connecticut. All works are for Radio and-hraSer. Je t Mack. f t O O K gov*rnment.'B disposal. . . Paraq^ "Of leourse, many of the articles sale.' down on our overhead.” RuMiia over the weekend o*fer«f I J^ m ln ig sliy handed the note to orders to prepare for a bitter stand boy who died have donstfiff^’le Lisbon, Portugal. Jan. St |4’>— • MEN'S TROUSERS Good tires, yery ciru. TODAY to discuse reiUB>BMqp*of, ttosBMfa mtovarnei hji[f'Tuesday sfter^ the C d m ttt iw^€tlth Heads Seek 28 at 3 pjn„ THIS TRIO! 1950 OLDS 2-DOOR (Oeettiwefl m Pag* Thirteen) ^ Hinister Ichiro Hatoyama. government, there is no doubt (OMtiBaed Ml Pag* F mM') have one leg bait h i^ or so shorter day under the shadow of .the For- ation.’' Feb. 5 through Feb. 27). Annual that; Knoxville, Tenn., Jan. St IB —A oodjceiitifiMiiiig imfil Sotiiraayi^ V exhibition of work by Junior and Radio, heater, bydraraatlr. Dark Haytoyama told reporter* *»e would be exrouted.” , than other. ■ ■ inosa crisis.. Urgent- talks began Eden ssid-'-the first conceni of blue. In, excellent (>oi»dItlon. "TODAY * 6 0 Ruuiia only recently' has ended! ’nte Foreign Mlnlalry, however. Amerloen Red O oss says it immediately on ways to' head off the New • Zealand' government in ; Knoxville policeman and askSher JoR. 2Vat 11 pjN. senior high students from Connec- nuui were' shot to death today tai • H EA lTH — ^ _ A spent |I,8lt,757 in helptq". Mfewi the danger of a major Far East bringing th-.s Formosa situaUen to i ttcut. part of National Scholastic the sUte of war With Germany Iuineness of the note, and it was Polish Reds Purge a-biasing gun battle whicb sent GLAZED fArnKwards:------— ______Arabs iSeek to Fix and Can do the same n1th'Japan. England victims hwTicsi)«i’ war. .. ’ ' ’1 the U,N. Security Council today j •EXERCISE reported that Renzo Sawsda, .<• was to stop the fighting between' bullets whixxing over a bed ta 1J949 MERCURY CONVERTIRLE No Reason for Oppooition Carol and Ekna .9pMeq>i4fi- ly?^e4;iiuSn''(or for _ , Priflie , S*ve Special Evsats Japanese observer at the United Top Security Chief Americans for’ DeTeht^iyntlc ' AcUbn .Be.d China and Chiang Kai-.shek’s .which three children were sleep­ • F L E A ^ R E Sunday, Jan. 30, at 3:30. Sunday New ton.' duil~TXIinnato.-tendcr skirts, radio, Iraq Pact ‘“There Is no reason for the a'...^<*eping reylevTof T-xai-,We*ti ing. Patrolman Lester 'W. Gwinn, 2 for Nations, would ask Soviet delegate (ADA) calls for ’'dtaiarii A. rolflUodL io r tly after „tfiev*e»en"* Chinese Nationslists. Giving- full Art Film Program. “The Glory of heater. Push button ^ United States to oppose," this, he 40, was dead upon arrival at a DOUGHNUTS Jakob Malik to explain it. It also year hi federal" aid;« r'vlibUdtog, •vkitifigiP^enflers and o n * ;bupport to .tlte Ncai Zealand move, i windows. TODAY ^ Vienna, AUstria, Jan. 31 (41 — O u r^ m e Day Dry Cleaning Service BOWLING GIVES YOU Goya" and “Manet", Morgan Lec­ Cairo. Egypt, JanrSt-O H ThaL^tg- contending that a Japan waa reported that Sawada was in­ pnoBe sehoo^ the foreign sroretary raid:. | hospital. The second victim. Tba Most DaUdeua Glased Donghiiata Ymi Hava Ever Eatea ture Room. 'Arab ifeb n e prime minUtera aent Tnvnilhr'fn-Vrth RutrM^ Amer* structed to ask Russian support The head of the Investigation '“The government remains con- ( Identified a* Roy Porter, tO. died ALLTRREE Dept. 6f«the Polish Security Min- Oongmsman ThomSs Work Receivnl Before 10 A. M. Ready By 5 P. M. Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 12:30. Re­ a four-man delegation to Baghdad tea ' can ' *■*'“help relieve teiMon ptfr Tip' jB|i»ns*s wiemharyhlp to the JWest Hartford is rcnewlirg ■viribed that a solution will not be In .a hospital three hours later. corded Music', Kodisly — Hary 1954 FORD CUSTOM 4-DbOR tween the two great powe'ts. U Jf, as another conditio lot hflt «vrosta#i 'and turnM AUO CAKE DOUGHNUTS— PLAIN Radio, benter. 2-tone paint. . # T X Q C today in an effort to 'patch up the *ocia:Uoa with law firm fouqd 'oy attempts to apportion Janos Suite. , split in the league over Iraq’s pro­ The unsigned Russian '-tote was gotiations to end the/'de SoodwicliM - Limcliaeiis - FouHtoin Sarvka 2 p ju . Auditorium. nitsky, head of the Russian mis­ have been ousted from the Polish after he had Iwen arrested on possible colUslon in Formoea strait ported today that aireiarch for FhiM drive, radio, heater. htaded the group going to the note. He told a new* conference a charge of receiving stolen furs. Mtween Red China arid the U.S. Shoved into the kgroi Wednesday, Feb. 3. a t 13:30. Gal­ itaql capital to confer with Prem­ sion which has remained In Tokyo courtesy reply would be drafted (Communist party because they the BOieBtng British Trawlers Modem Rest Roatus One otSlier. Beantlftil, top National Broadcasting Oo. an­ 7,lh Fleet. - were such topics as' prospectsects for FREE PARKINO lery talk by Mr. Buckley on the ier Nuri on Egypt's threat to pull without diplomatic status since "as soon as pdasible” and a definite “displayed an attitude hostile to easing, the cold war tensions 'in' Lorelai and Redezigo has been MAMCRESTER Picture of the Mpnth, “Architec­ rendition. "TODAY N 'b * * * # the loccupat.on ended. the party.” nounces taklmr contract agreement Foreign Secretary Anthony cwllrd off officially.! th e atr out of the league unless the other decision on policy toward Russia covering 1,400 engineersI I# .other Eden joined the Premier* confer- EOrope, new defense, problems, tn YANKEE * * r * tural Perspective," by, Bigsri, members jobi her In condemning The ndte 'said “the Soviet aide might be determined at a cabinet Western obeervers in rVienna the H*Bbmb Ago and economic re- search for the craft which 'weat MANCHESTER Avery Rotunda. (Visit Manchester Motor Shies booth at believes. It would b* expedient to believed the Poliah action waa an employes from coast to coli& t. . ellce after leaving • the Housel of down—vtettap ef dread Mack* Hartford Sportsmen's Show). f the Iraqi-Dirkish alliance. meeting Friday. He also indicated Ifttionfl. Thursday, Feb. 3, at 12:30. Re­ Goifif with the Lebanese leader exetaaage views on the question of Japan may m to get Rusaisi, to aftermath .to the defection to the Army paratrooper In Alaska taUs Commons, whefe hq told worried froet, bahvy *eaa and gnlea—^ DRY CLEANERS 1AM feet into snow without brew ­ BriUsh legislators; Prime IfUtiater CllurchIU' was BOWUNR BREEN corded Muaic, Albwts — Iberia. wart hlaj. Salah Salem, Egyptian possible steps aimtd at tha nor- return the Habomat and Shlkotafi WiMt of Josef Swiatlo, former with laaa af-4» Uvea ended jreo- COFFEE and PONUT SHOP Saturday, Feb. 8, 10—4. Pdblic nuUiiatlon of ths* Soviet-Japaneae ing bom after his parachute faUq. "TO# government will eonUnue T&.MI.3.72S4 diT BIAiN CtkcnWlOmnar af nawor) J m j m i r B B j n I to do ^verylhlng in their power to (OonMnMfi an Pago MMo; terdhy. . ' Rofiatratlon for C^ildran'a Art i r lASY TERMS .’i .(Cm Eb M m Eaga MIm ) . relatloaa.” It addai^that atgoUa- (UMitImMd Mi F a ct F a w ^ (CoattaiMR OB FflfO th iM ) to open. 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